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Haysville planning panel approves 2025 parks master plan updates, adds project-priority list and ADA improvements
Summary
The Haysville Planning Commission approved revisions to the 2025 parks master plan adding a project priority list and planned ADA improvements (including an ADA swing and playground pieces), updated a map to reflect current city boundaries and hike-bike path locations, and marked several items as completed.
The Haysville Planning Commission voted to approve updates to the city’s 2025 parks master plan, including a new project-priority list, planned accessibility improvements for multiple parks and updates to the plan map to reflect current city boundaries and hike-and-bike path locations.
Planning staff outlined the changes: a new priority list for recommended park additions; an added plan entry that an ADA swing is planned for Riggs Park in 2025 (the swing has not yet been purchased or installed); an ADA playground piece planned for Gomia Park in 2025; removal of a planned improvement for Plagans Carpenter Park because the hike-and-bike path connection was completed in 2024; planned addition of more bike racks in 2025; and movement of Dorner Park’s bicycle rack from proposed to completed on the equipment list. Staff said a photo of an ADA swing previously in the plan was a stock image and does not indicate installed equipment.
A commissioner asked whether a recently passed bond related to the school district affected park funding; staff replied the bond is a school-district matter and not a city budget item and said they could not confirm any overlap without further inquiry.
After discussion, a motion to approve the parks master plan as presented (with the listed changes) passed; the transcript records a motion, a second, and an all-in-favor response but does not record individual member vote names or a numerical tally.
