Norcross — Parks, Green Spaces, and Trails Commission Regular Meeting, May 21, 2026
These official minutes cover the May 21, 2026 regular meeting of the City of Norcross Parks, Green Spaces, and Trails Commission. The Commission approved the prior meeting's minutes, initiated a signage mapping effort, and voted to cancel a developer checklist project in favor of researching alternative stormwater strategies. They also approved purchasing dog-friendly drinking fountains for Lillian Webb and Thrasher parks and expressed support for repurposing the old Welcome Center into an environmental activity center.
Topics
- Parks
- Stormwater
- Transportation
- Procedural
Actions
Ratification of April 2026 meeting minutes
Approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Jon Davis · Second: Tixie Fowler
Motion to approve the April 2026 Parks, Green Spaces, and Trails Commission meeting minutes.
Direction to map signage placement and research directional signage regulations
Approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Tixie Fowler · Second: Scott Leslie
Motion to direct PG&T to map recommended locations for signage placement and to research any applicable laws, regulations, or standards regarding the type of directional signage to be used.
Removal of Developer Checklist Project from table and cancellation of vote
Approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Tixie Fowler · Second: Scott Leslie
Motion to remove the Developer Checklist Project from the table and cancel the vote pending further research and consideration of Robert Forro's suggestions.
Purchase of 3-way 'Doggie 'n Me' drinking fountains for Lillian Webb and Thrasher parks
Approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Jon Davis · Second: Scott Leslie
Motion to purchase the 3-way “Doggie 'n Me” fountain for public installation at Lillian Webb and Thrasher parks in the color green.
Support for transitioning old Welcome Center into a community gathering place
Approved · Vote: 3-0 · Motion: Scott Leslie · Second: Jon Davis
Motion to support the concept of transitioning the old Welcome Center into a community gathering place that benefits activity in Discovery Garden Park.
Sources
Everything above is extracted from the city's own published record: