Draft Adopt‑A‑Park program presented; committee wants clear commitment levels and exit plans
Staff presented a draft Adopt‑A‑Park brochure outlining tiered participation (standard, gardening, natural areas, Premier Partner); committee members requested clearer minimum tasks, signage timing, contingency planning and an exit plan for groups that discontinue maintenance.
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Parks and Recreation Manager Jess Skalicky presented a draft Adopt‑A‑Park brochure proposing tiered options for volunteers and organizations, including a Parks & Trails standard (4–6 visits per year), Gardening/Natural Areas (2–4 visits per month) and a Premier Partner option for larger commitments. Skalicky said groups would be eligible for recognition signage after completing a one‑year commitment.
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