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Planning commission recommends expansion of Lambert Park’s south parking lot with option to add gate
Summary
The Alpine City Planning Commission on June 3 recommended that City Council approve an expansion of the south parking lot at Lambert Park, adding roughly two dozen spaces and asking staff to consider moving the new stalls south and adding a lockable gate to limit access during high-risk times.
Alpine City Planning Commission members voted June 3 to recommend that the City Council approve an expansion of the south parking lot at Lambert Park and asked staff to consider siting the new stalls farther south and adding a gate that could be locked.
The change, presented by City Planner Ryan Robinson during a public hearing, would increase the lot’s capacity by about 23 additional spaces; Robinson described the existing lot as having "probably about 23 spots" and later referenced existing counts of 32 in some drawings. Robinson said the project is a material change to park property and will require the City…
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