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GCDC authorizes owner consent for Veterans Memorial Park on parcel off Serena Way

Greenwood Community Development Corporation · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The Greenwood Community Development Corporation authorized a signature on an owner-consent form allowing construction of a Veterans Memorial Park on a parcel the GCDC acquired in October 2021; the city has separately committed $50,000 and GCDC will not assume additional financial obligation, per the record.

The Greenwood Community Development Corporation on Feb. 24 authorized a GCDC member to sign an owner-consent form to allow construction of a Veterans Memorial Park on a parcel off Serena Way the corporation acquired in October 2021.

Speaker 3 presented a site plan and rendering showing memorial elements, landscaping, sidewalks and a bronze eagle and said the consent sought is limited to allowing the project to be put on the land. "This is just for the land at this point," Speaker 3 said, adding that signing the owner-consent form does not transfer ownership and is not a condition of a sale or lease.

Speaker 3 also told the board that Paul St. Pierre had partnered with the city on fundraising for the project and had recused himself from the meeting. Speaker 2 confirmed the city separately had committed $50,000, and Speaker 3 and Speaker 2 said the GCDC would not incur additional financial obligations from the consent.

Speaker 1 moved to approve the signature on the owner-consent form; Speaker 2 recorded 'Aye' in a voice vote and the board authorized the signature. Speaker 3 confirmed the form was notarized and available for signature.

The authorization recorded in the transcript is limited to the owner-consent signature; the transcript does not indicate any transfer of property rights or a GCDC-funded construction commitment in the segments provided.