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Troy committee hears parks and recreation master-plan update as baseball groups press flood concerns
Summary
City staff presented progress on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and public engagement; baseball stakeholders urged quicker solutions for recurring field flooding but no formal decisions were made.
Christy Marshall, chair of the Community Partnerships Committee, on June 9 heard an update on the City of Troy’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan and statements from baseball stakeholders pressing for action on repeatedly flooded fields.
Planning and Zoning Manager Lawson Idermoyer told the committee the city adopted a comprehensive plan in November 2024 and is now following a four‑phase approach for the parks and recreation master plan, with Phase 1 (information gathering and analysis) completed and Phase 2 (public engagement) underway. “We went live with a community survey last Thursday. We're already hitting about 300 respondents,” Idermoyer said.
The advisory committee for the master plan includes 12 representatives from community organizations and…
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