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Belton adopts 10‑year parks and recreation master plan after 18‑month community process
Summary
The council received a presentation on and adopted the Parks and Recreation Master Plan developed by Confluence and partners; the plan prioritizes trails, playgrounds, splash pads, and operational and financial recommendations including fee studies and strengthened partnerships.
The Belton City Council received a presentation and adopted the city’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan, a roughly 18‑month planning effort led by Confluence with subconsultants including Leon Younger, Crawford Architects and ETC.
Hank Myers of Confluence told the council the plan is based on extensive public engagement and a statistically valid survey by ETC. “We've had a great time working with Brian and his staff on the parks and rec master plan,” Myers said, and he summarized priorities identified by residents: paved trails and connectivity, splash…
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