Commission begins 2027 master plan update, seeks recommendations by October
Summary
Director Abraham reviewed draft goals for the 2027 Parks & Recreation Master Plan, carrying forward priorities such as parks access, community engagement, environmental stewardship, wellness, and economic development; the commission was asked to provide recommendations by October and staff said the completed plan must be submitted online by Feb. 1.
Director Adam Abraham presented the early-stage update for the 2027 Parks & Recreation Master Plan and distributed draft goals and objectives that carry forward priorities from previous plans dating to 2012. The stated goals include providing parks and recreation opportunities for residents, building community engagement and pride, promoting environmental stewardship, encouraging healthy lifestyles and wellness, and supporting economic development.
Abraham reminded the commission that the process is in its early stages and said staff will present survey data at the next meeting to begin soliciting community feedback. He asked commissioners to prepare recommendations by October so the plan can proceed through council review, public hearings, and final approval. "The completed master plan must be submitted online by February 1," Abraham said.
The commission did not adopt the plan at this meeting but agreed the draft goals provide a sound starting point for community outreach and subsequent recommendations.
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