Milton Parks requests $120,000 for updated 10‑year master plan
Parks & Recreation Director Tom McElveen asked council to fund a $120,000 update to the parks and recreation master plan to reflect new parks, programming and the upcoming Deerfield Active Park and to guide capital and staffing priorities over the next decade.
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Parks and Recreation Director Tom McElveen presented a request for a comprehensive parks and recreation master plan update at an estimated cost of $120,000. McElveen said the current 10‑year plan (2017–2027) has guided recent park additions and programming but that the department needs a refreshed, data‑driven roadmap to prioritize investments, inform staffing and pursue grant opportunities and accreditation.
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