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Commission approves small changes to Haysville’s historic master plan, flags need for feasibility and funding analysis
Summary
The planning commission approved edits to the historic master plan portion of the municipal parks plan, adding that completion would require substantial fundraising and that a feasibility/cost analysis should be performed; staff also added paving of gravel trails for ADA access and inclusive equipment as planned improvements.
The Haysville Planning Commission approved revisions to the historic master plan segment of the municipal parks plan, including a note that completing the plan would require substantial fundraising and that a feasibility and cost analysis is needed.
Planning staff said the update adds a first bullet noting the large amount of funds that would need to be raised to complete the historic plan and recommends a feasibility versus cost analysis. Staff also added a planned improvement to pave existing gravel walking trails to make them ADA accessible and to add inclusive playground equipment. Staff described these as the only changes to the historic plan in the 2025 review.
A motion to approve the historic master plan with the stated changes passed; the transcript records a motion, a second and an all-in-favor response but does not list individual votes or a numerical tally.
