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Commission orders No Parking on Lecompton Road, repeals older resolution

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · March 30, 2026
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Summary

The Jefferson County Board approved Resolution 2026-008 to repeal Resolution 98-20 and place No Parking signs on both sides of Lecompton Road from US 24 South for 2,203 feet to 17th Street; the County Counselor prepared the draft for legal review.

The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners moved on March 30, 2026, to adopt Resolution 2026-008, repealing Jefferson County Resolution 98-20 and directing placement of ‘No Parking’ signs on both sides of Lecompton Road from US 24 South for 2,203 feet to 17th Street. County Counselor Josh Ney prepared the draft and the board approved the resolution unanimously after a motion by Commissioner Doug Walbridge and a second by Commissioner Richard Malm.

The action follows a presentation by Public Works Director Ben Domann earlier in the meeting about parking concerns on Lecompton Road and potential ‘No Parking’ zones. The minutes show the draft resolution was given to the county counselor for verification prior to the vote.

The meeting record does not list enforcement details, a schedule for sign installation, or budget line items for signage; the resolution and any implementation schedule will be part of official county records and may be discussed in subsequent meetings.