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Parks & Rec to resume park-plan review in January; committee discusses security cameras at Bicentennial Park
Summary
Parks and Recreation deferred detailed review of Mary L. Cook park plans until January and discussed speaking with the school about installing security cameras at Bicentennial Park after the library could not attend the meeting.
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Parks and Recreation met on Oct. 21 and deferred a full review of plans for Mary L. Cook’s new park until a January meeting, after the library was unable to attend. Committee members said they intend to meet in January to review the park designs and next steps.
At the Oct. 21 meeting, committee members discussed approaching the local school about installing security cameras at Bicentennial Park. No formal motion or vote was recorded; the item was reported as part of the Parks and Rec committee report.
