During the recent meeting of the Highlands Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, a key agenda adjustment was made to prioritize discussions on pressing community issues. The board decided to swap the order of two significant updates: first, staff will now provide an update on the Null Park projects, followed by a report on illegal boat dock activity by the US Army Corps of Engineers on Lake Lewisville, particularly within the city limits of Highland Village.

This change reflects the board's commitment to addressing community concerns promptly. The Null Park projects are expected to enhance local recreational spaces, which are vital for residents' enjoyment and well-being. Meanwhile, the discussion on illegal boat docks highlights ongoing efforts to maintain safety and compliance in local waterways, ensuring that residents can enjoy Lake Lewisville responsibly.

As these topics unfold, they underscore the board's focus on improving community resources and safeguarding the environment, aligning with broader goals of enhancing quality of life for Highlands residents. The board's proactive approach in addressing these matters demonstrates its dedication to fostering a vibrant and safe community for all.