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Council asks staff to review burning ordinance and flags dog waste issues in Parady Park
Summary
The Nashville Village Council directed Underhile and Powers to review the village burning ordinance and discussed concerns about dog waste in Parady Park; councilmembers noted the park will close for construction and scheduled a parks meeting for April 9, 2026 at 6 p.m.
During committee reports the Policy & Ordinance Committee discussed the village burning ordinance and directed Underhile and Powers to review it. The minutes record that the committee also raised the issue of dog waste (recorded in the minutes as "dog secretion") in Parady Park and asked for a response.
Councilmember Bonnie White noted the park is being used heavily and reminded the public that Parady Park will be closed again for construction. White said the parks committee will meet April 9, 2026 at 6 p.m. President Mike Kenyon said the 250 Celebration committee is working on plans for a community event.
No ordinance changes or enforcement actions were recorded in the minutes; the direction recorded was review by the named staff/committee members.
