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Greensward vote to headline busy Memphis City Council day
Greensward vote to headline busy Memphis City Council day
The future of the Overton Park greensward could be determined as the Memphis City Council discusses the issue Tuesday.Tuesday could be the beginning of the end for the Memphis Zoo's use of the Overton Park greensward for overflow parking.The Memphis City Council could decide then whether to side with Mayor Jim Strickland in the long-lasting controversy that in recent months spawned multiple lawsuits, Facebook groups and protests, and even attracted a few non-Jim-Henson-approved cameos by Kermit the Frog.
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Thursday's Memphis City Community Meeting Has Been Canceled
Thursday's Memphis City Community Meeting Has Been Canceled
Copyright 2016 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.A community meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 21, between Memphis city leaders and concerned citizens, including Black Lives Matter, has been canceled.
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Memphis City Council Approves Zoo Parking Proposal
Memphis City Council Approves Zoo Parking Proposal
Tuesday, the Memphis City Council is approved a resolution for parking at the Memphis Zoo, in an effort to bring an end to the debate between the zoo and greensward supporters at Overton Park.The resolution creates a minimum of 415 parking spaces, in addition to parking along North Parkway and in a general services area, which brings the total to more than 600 spaces.Earlier this month, Mayor Strickland released details of his plan to end Memphis Zoo overflow parking on Overton Park's Greensward, an issue that has been highly contentious between supporters on both sides.
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