Weldy Feazell

The Parker Town Council meeting included updates from the Parker Chamber of Commerce and the DBA. The Chamber of Commerce discussed wine walks, Parker days, and movies in the park. The DBA discussed the cornhole tournament and the trolley. The council also discussed a resolution regarding parking, the Douglas County Housing Authority, and a meeting with Koenig Missionary Bladen. Additionally, there was a public hearing for the ordinance to adopt the 2019 revised budget for the town of Parker and a public hearing for most of lot for gobblers knob subdivision use by special review for exotic pet boarding.

The meeting included discussions and public hearings regarding the Lincoln Professional Park zoning, focusing on a proposal to zone 8.07 acres for modified commercial use. The proposal aims to create a unified zoning for the area, ensure economic expansion, and support new businesses. Modifications to the commercial district include additions of breweries, distilleries, convenience stores with gas pumps, and limitations on drive-through restaurants. The Planning Commission also discussed traffic concerns related to the proposed annexation site, particularly regarding access and safety on Lincoln Avenue.

The meeting included a pledge of allegiance led by the American Heritage Girls troop, followed by public comments. Reports and comments were heard from the mayor and council members, covering topics such as attending the CML conference, water meetings, Parker Senior Center's grand reopening, interviews for the Parker Cultural and Scientific Commission, and the Legend High School homecoming. Discussions also involved the E-470 transportation safety foundation, a board retreat, and a board meeting where an advertising agency contract was awarded. The council also discussed the 9/11 memorial events, a partnership of Douglas County meeting, and greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, there was a discussion and approval for an agreement regarding design and construction of drainage and flood control improvements for newland gulch at recreation drive.

The meeting included updates from the Parker Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Business Alliance. The Chamber announced its 2019 officers and new team members, focusing on workforce development and partnerships with the school district. The Downtown Business Alliance discussed connectivity between East and West Parker, aiming to stimulate downtown businesses. The council also addressed public comments, including a proposal to change the law regarding chickens. The council discussed the Memorandum of Understanding between the town of Parker and the 18th judicial juvenile Center.

The meeting included a presentation from the Special Olympics, recognizing the Parker Police Department as the Law Enforcement Agency of the Year. The council also acknowledged the winners of the Cities and Towns Week poster contest. The Parker Chamber of Commerce provided an update, highlighting regional reach and upcoming programs. Public comments were heard, including an invitation to the CCL energy freedom tour. Council members reported on various community events and initiatives, including the Civic Academy, a fashion show, Oktoberfest, and Barker Days. Updates were given on the Police Department, including officers working on flood recovery in Florida, and upcoming community events like Coffee with a Cop.