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Votes at a glance: committee actions (March meeting)

2253653 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and outcomes recorded during the Parks and Recreation Committee meeting, including reorganization, minutes approval and receipt of staff reports on park projects, the master plan and Stewart Park.

The Parks and Recreation Committee recorded the following formal actions during its meeting.

• Reorganization (Agenda item C1). Motion: Keep the current chair and appoint Eric as vice chair. Mover: Councilman Lloyd White. Second: Chair Schnor. Outcome: approved (motion carried).

• Approval of minutes (previous meeting). Motion: Approve minutes from the prior meeting. Mover: not specified. Second: not specified. Outcome: approved (motion carried).

• Palmer Park and Nicholas Park staff report (Agenda item C3). Motion: Accept staff report on Palmer Park and Nicholas Park project updates. Mover/Second: not specified in transcript. Outcome: approved (motion carried). Staff noted 30% design documents, initial cost estimates and a proposed dog‑park relocation.

• Parks and Community Services Master Plan update (Agenda item C4). Motion: Receive and file the master plan staff report. Mover/Second: not specified. Outcome: approved (motion carried). Staff said the draft will be presented to the committee April 28 and later to council.

• Stewart Park update (Agenda item C5). Motion: Receive and file the Stewart Park staff report. Mover/Second: not specified. Outcome: approved (motion carried). Staff reported demolition and major grading complete and a $3.1 million Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership federal grant in pre-award review.

Transcript did not record a full roll-call vote for each motion; motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote where recorded.