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Lenexa advisory board approves memorial tree and bench adoptions
Summary
The Lenexa Parks and Recreation Advisory Board unanimously approved a memorial tree adoption at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park and a bench adoption on Little Mill Creek Trail during its Jan. 14 meeting. Both motions passed 9-0.
The Lenexa Parks and Recreation Advisory Board voted unanimously Jan. 14 to accept two memorial adoptions: a tree at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park offered by Helen Edge and Allen Roos for Marilyn (Truan) Riedel, and a bench on Little Mill Creek Trail offered by Holly Sprick to honor her late husband, Duane Sprick. The board recorded both approvals as 9-0 votes.
According to the meeting record, Sarah Hanson moved to accept the tree adoption and Jeff Mark seconded; the motion passed 9-0. Diane Schmidt moved to accept the bench adoption and Wanda Kiewiet seconded; that motion likewise passed 9-0. The meeting packet described the Sar-Ko-Par tree as intended "as a lasting tribute to Marilyn's memory and a place of comfort and reflection for Ann," and noted the Spricks lived in Lenexa for 20 years and used the Little Mill Creek trail regularly.
Board actions: motion to accept the Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park tree adoption (mover: Sarah Hanson; second: Jeff Mark; outcome: approved 9-0); motion to accept the Little Mill Creek Trail bench adoption (mover: Diane Schmidt; second: Wanda Kiewiet; outcome: approved 9-0).
The approvals were recorded on the meeting minutes; no further conditions or follow-up tasks were specified in the transcript.
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