CouncilTrac · Matter
What this is
The council will hold a public hearing and vote on Ordinance No. 4421, which formally establishes standards of care for youth programs run by the Richardson Parks and Recreation Department.
Why it matters
Adopting these standards helps ensure that children in city-run youth programs receive consistent, quality care.
Council action
Motion to approve the ordinance as presented
Moved by Ken Hutchenrider. Seconded by Arefin Shamsul.
7 yes · 0 no
The approved minutes report the tally without a name-by-name roll call.
Timeline
- July 10, 2026 Agenda posted — April 11, 2022 meeting
- April 11, 2022 Vote taken — April 11, 2022 meeting · Approved 7-0
Appearances on agendas
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City Council — April 11, 2022
Hold public hearing and adopt Ordinance No. 4421
Official agenda language
PUBLIC HEARING AND CONSIDER ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 4421, ADOPTING STANDARDS OF CARE FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE RICHARDSON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT.
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