Community Engagement Fuels Master Plan Review for Thomas Cloud Park

The Huber Heights City Council recently engaged in an exciting discussion regarding the master plan for Thomas Cloud Park, a project that promises to enhance community recreation and engagement. During the work session, project architects Amber Wazinski and Amy Benetti presented the progress made since the council's approval of the project last fall.

Wazinski, who has been with MSA for eight years, emphasized the importance of community feedback in shaping the park's design. She noted that the team had gathered valuable insights during previous community engagement sessions, which have guided their planning process. The architects highlighted key principles that will drive the project, including accessibility, inclusivity, and the goal of making the park a destination for residents and visitors alike.

The presentation outlined the measures of success that the team has kept in focus throughout the planning stages. These principles aim to ensure that Thomas Cloud Park not only serves as a recreational space but also acts as a catalyst for economic growth in the area. The architects expressed their enthusiasm for the project, noting the positive impact parks can have on community well-being.

As the master plan validation and concept development phase wraps up, the council and community members can look forward to seeing how these plans will come to fruition, ultimately enhancing the quality of life in Huber Heights. The ongoing collaboration between the city and the project team reflects a commitment to creating spaces that meet the needs and desires of the community.