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Lake Stevens kicks off 10-year parks, recreation and open-space plan
Summary
City officials and a consultant introduced a community-focused, 10-month process to draft Lake Stevensfirst Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan; public input, including a mailed random-sample survey and open houses, will guide priorities and future grant eligibility.
Lake Stevens city staff and a consultant told the City Council on June 3 that the city will prepare its first 10-year Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan to guide acquisitions, capital projects, maintenance and grant applications.
"This plan will guide the department and the city in our efforts for development, redevelopment, acquisition, and maintenance for our park system for the next 10 years," said Steve Du of Conservation Techniques, the consultant selected to lead the process.
The nut graf: The plan is intended to be a strategic, community-driven roadmap that also satisfies a key requirement of the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) for grant eligibility. City staff said the planning effort will run about 10 months and emphasize public engagement so projects can be…
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