Park board seeks public input on five-year master plan and proposes pool replacements
Greendale Park Board presented a five‑year master plan process and asked residents to complete an anonymous survey; board members also sought funds to replace an aging kiddie pool feature (budget discussion included a $180,000 figure and a requested additional $30,000).
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Linda Cromer, speaking for the Greendale Park Board, outlined a plan to produce a five-year master plan that prioritizes maintenance, replacement and aspirational projects and enables grant eligibility. The board will collect public input via an anonymous online survey, scheduled public meetings and a sign-in sheet for in-person attendance. "We will submit a 1st draft plan. It's due in by November 15," she told council, and said the parks board will seek DNR review and council adoption by April 15 next year.
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