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Council presses staff on parks bond priorities, neighborhood park needs and accessible playgrounds
Summary
Council members sought clarity about which parks projects would rely on future bond authority, requested a more transparent prioritization for small neighborhood parks and irrigation work, and asked staff to return with ADA/adaptive playground recommendations.
Council members used the March 4 CIP workshop to press staff for clearer prioritization of parks projects that would require voter authorization and to seek a repeatable process for funding small neighborhood park needs.
Staff explained that projects highlighted in blue in the presentation indicate items that need future general obligation bond authority for parks, libraries or government facilities. “The numbers identified here in the blue boxes are projects that we currently don't have a funding source for,” Assistant City…
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