BRENHAM MAIN STREET BOARD TO REVIEW PARKLET AGREEMENTS

  

The Brenham Main Street Board will discuss a parklet in association with the renovation of a local business at its meeting Monday.

The board will meet in work session to review a request for a parklet agreement as part of the renovation of Organic Hemp Botanicals at 100 East Alamo Street.  After the work session, the board will consider a recommendation to approve a license to encroach request for renovation at that location.

Parklets convert curbside parking spaces into community spaces for pedestrians, like the patio areas of 96 West and 30 North Gastropub in downtown Brenham.  Renewal of the parklet agreement with 96 West will be on the agenda during regular session.

Board members will also hear an update from YellowTruck Market regarding a timeline of upcoming events and the orientation process.

The board will also seek to elect a board member to complete the 2021 term of the late John Hermann on the executive committee.

Also in session, the board will:

• Hear an update on the Historic Preservation Board.
• Review updates of 2021 incentive grant requests, Brenham Community Development Corporation match and the downtown improvement fund balance.
• Reports from the design committee, organization committee, promotion committee and economic vitality committee, as well as reports from the Brenham Heritage Museum, Washington County Chamber of Commerce and staff.

The board will meet Monday at 4 p.m. in conference room 2A at Brenham City Hall.