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Parks board to survey Dial Park residents before choosing playground or shelter
Summary
The Huber Heights Parks & Recreation Board approved a draft survey developed with Centerville firm Topo Studio to gather neighborhood preferences for Dial Park amenities; the board plans two follow-up community work sessions and will fit any changes into the capital improvement plan.
The Huber Heights Parks & Recreation Board on Oct. 17 reviewed a draft survey asking nearby residents whether Dial Park should receive amenities such as a swing set, shelter, playground or native plantings.
Board members said the survey, developed with Centerville landscape architect Topo Studio, will be mailed to residents with QR codes, posted at the park, and made available in paper form for those who need it. A parks staff member said the goal is to prioritize the…
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