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Parks planning, Taylor’s Creamery ribbon cutting and holiday decorations noted

Village of Waynesville Council · November 4, 2024
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Summary

Council heard that Parks & Rec will meet Jan. 21, 2025 to coordinate on Bicentennial Park and a proposed Mary L. Cook park; a ribbon-cutting flyer for Taylor’s Creamery was circulated and volunteers were thanked for decorating Main Street.

Council received a Parks and Recreation schedule and event updates. Parks and Rec will meet Jan. 21, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. to work with the school on Bicentennial Park and to gather more details on a proposed park at Mary L. Cook.

Village staff circulated a flyer for a ribbon cutting for Taylor’s Creamery, and Chief Copeland thanked the Colvin family and Dave Stubbs for decorating Main Street for the holidays; council asked that Harry Marhoffer and Shane Rowlands be included in the record as helpers for the decorations. Staff also noted a proposed split billing for Main Street greenery between the Village, MOMS, and the Chamber.