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The board first called for a motion to approve the April 9 minutes. A motion and second were recorded, and the chair called for a voice vote; several board members responded \"Aye,\" and the motion passed.

The board then moved to approve the May 2025 minutes. A motion was made and seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and members responded in the affirmative. The board later moved to adjourn and did so.

Details: The transcript records motions and seconds but does not record named movers or a roll-call vote; outcomes were approved by voice vote.

Recorded formal actions

- Approval of April 9 meeting minutes: motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote (recorded as \"Aye\").
- Approval of May 2025 meeting minutes: motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote (recorded as \"Aye\").
- Motion to adjourn: passed.

No other formal ordinances, resolutions or contract awards were voted on at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","PROST Regular Meeting - July 9, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The PROS Advisory Board approved minutes for April 9 and May 2025, then adjourned the meeting. Motions were moved and seconded; voice votes were recorded as 'Aye.'","taxTitle","Wellington Town, Larimer County, Colorado","taxId",70591,"location","Colorado","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6175390,"Consultant outlines 10‑year parks and recreation master plan and asks board to boost public input",360,820000,1180000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5356962-332a84feee9d09f482cfa83d6cfdd06a&start=820&end=1180","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5356962-332a84feee9d09f482cfa83d6cfdd06a/thumbnail_820000.jpg","/articles/6175390/Colorado/Consultant-outlines-10year-parks-and-recreation-master-plan-and-asks-board-to-boost-public-input","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6175390-05a125c5292255f11656cafcf6026f15/orig.mp4?Expires=1770932584&Signature=SbUXIAfIsWqr9BQIPKhHFqJ0Q7d5W1bb~d~daA~zfRLVvjdfyZaY1GLGq6QyXqu3vI2NGJIACbdnXeGMk-2EsV5L4GJkUEO8YX9bEhhjm7dPaloEB~~5O3YeZoAyXbgF2k4LgnSRP0JIaZ47Jpkf5nJEthuSzSg64AYislGLwdvdr--VqDQkW80hlo0zdfcGQ~WIslsTJAyMac3aigKwyqLej1HySQ1Gj-4zHfcL115DvmMy7FngNx16ZdIhVHyjbvc-KcK2wASiP9ifd5acyjFyT9S2oCMsF2J80jntRO4~7p~T14q7lh04Qryr2P8NYB7Tj373Lzsx6Nx0fKI5dA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jason Gank, project manager with VeriDunn, presented an update on Wellington Town’s parks and recreation master plan and asked the PROS Advisory Board to help broaden public input during a roughly 90‑day engagement window.

“This evening is a discovery session,” Gank told the board, describing the consultant team’s approach of gathering input from current users and people who do not typically use town parks. He said the effort is intended to produce a flexible 10‑year framework and a practical first 18‑month work plan for staff.

Gank reported early engagement results: the online portal has received more than 130 visitors so far; a social media ad campaign around the town’s July 4 events reached about 2,000 individuals and produced about 68 follow‑ups. He said the consultant team will use tools including a map-based idea wall, targeted ads and a partner dataset (Placer AI) to analyze where users come from and to map park assets and gaps. Gank said the plan’s timeline targets conclusion in early 2026.

Board members participated in an in‑meeting exercise and discussed how to amplify outreach. The consultant asked board members to drop pins on the online park map, share the engagement link widely, and help identify local contacts such as school administrators and community groups.

Early themes from community and online input that Gank’s team reported include a desire for more indoor recreation space and access to aquatics, improved trail connections, maintenance and parkwayfinding, and interest in amenities such as pickleball courts, an amphitheater and interactive park features. Gank said these are preliminary findings and that the team will use condition assessments, market analysis and community feedback to prioritize recommendations.

Why it matters: The master plan will guide capital priorities, program delivery and maintenance planning across the town’s parks system. Staff and trustees will use the plan to shape budgets, grant applications and facility investments.

What’s next: The consultant will continue engagement activities, produce a gap and condition analysis, and present draft recommendations. Board members agreed to promote the engagement portal at events, via school contacts and on social channels.","VeriDunn consultant Jason Gank briefed the PROS Advisory Board on an ongoing 10‑year parks and recreation master plan, reported early engagement metrics and solicited board help promoting an online engagement portal and park tours; early themes from public input include indoor recreation, aquatics and trail connections.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6175395,"Artist proposes underwater-themed mural for Wellington underpass",352,60000,412000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5356962-332a84feee9d09f482cfa83d6cfdd06a&start=60&end=412","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5356962-332a84feee9d09f482cfa83d6cfdd06a/thumbnail_60000.jpg","/articles/6175395/Colorado/Artist-proposes-underwater-themed-mural-for-Wellington-underpass","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6175395-b4f5c0a3f7217667d8b0e15f38d53e71/orig.mp4?Expires=1770932584&Signature=DyzYRLpGuqTSzzpZJHwWTDIqRgXmXvpsrBZUOxWRhTfTxlVX1dFQj1PzlrzGNmi24v7Hx9KU8~hv3cg10TqoTJXpM~t4K4tAP3E5VqpY9f9d7ea81krcWb~QtmV3qg8yq8haPn50GrhP7C8xRvNYOyGjtEtnBfeByJiBfB2eFqzEic~uaOXFdQIJ5YNiGFEkNC-5L1WrSe0bX63M57SiQJ4jF5M4AuhCcjm-znKXUoZEFq21zxtcwT-wpGyb5glWgzvm8IjpSL7avrWIyfuwbkxgXQKIW6lQGm22NO-Fl5tcEBIQ1-oqh6QQHotACPMZM3DhoZlaGCKBcZQ-o59i5Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","An artist who identified themself as part of the Creative Loft urged the Wellington Town PROS Advisory Board to permit a large, underwater-themed mural on a town underpass, saying the work would “be an experience” for people who use the trails.

The artist described a design that would begin with a beach scene then move into deeper underwater imagery — fish, corals, sea turtles and even local objects such as a submerged train — intended as an interactive, child-friendly feature. “This is my vision of an underwater experience,” the artist said during public comment, adding the mural could include labeled species so children could learn as they walk through.

Board members asked logistical questions and requested an estimate. The artist said a general cost range is about $9 to $10 per square foot for fully priced contracts, but that the artist’s team often charges closer to $6 to $7 per square foot when the artist provides the paint; the artist said they would supply paint and branded spray cans they use for durable outdoor work. The artist estimated a roughly one-month work window under ideal conditions, working eight hours a day with no rain.

Board members and staff discussed next steps: the board asked the artist to submit images and an estimate by email for staff and trustees to review. The artist provided an email address during the meeting and said they would send design examples and a cost estimate.

Why it matters: Board members said public art can improve the look and safety of underpasses, encourage trail use and deter graffiti. The board did not take formal action on the mural during the meeting; the item was presented as public comment and entered for future consideration.

What’s next: The artist will email designs and an estimate; staff will add the proposal to follow-up materials for board review and possible inclusion in future public-art or parks projects.","An artist representing the Creative Loft described a plan to paint an underpass with an immersive, underwater-themed mural and gave a rough per-square-foot cost and timeline; board members asked for an estimate and contact information to consider the proposal.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: PROS board approves April and May minutes, adjourns meeting

Consultant outlines 10‑year parks and recreation master plan and asks board to boost public input

Artist proposes underwater-themed mural for Wellington underpass