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Trustees to study parking options for Melishwood residents after request

Village of Woodstock Board of Trustees · July 15, 2026
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Summary

Melishwood residents asked trustees for 6–7 temporary parking spaces at East End Park during nearby construction; trustees discussed alternatives including marking spaces on Pleasant Street, raised enforcement and emergency-access concerns, and directed staff to research options and return next month.

Representatives for Twin Pines/Melishwood asked for 6–7 spots at East End Park while a nearby project proceeds. Trustees debated trade-offs: East End Park would be convenient for residents but conflicts with summer events and enforcement; alternatives discussed included regaining three striped spaces on Pleasant Street and exploring other nearby private or municipal lots.

The board instructed municipal staff to evaluate options for Pleasant Street and East End Park (how to reserve and enforce resident-only parking) and to report back at the next meeting. Trustees emphasized the need to consult neighbors and consider emergency-vehicle access before approving any permanent change.