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Board updates on Taylor Canyon 90‑day notice; city engagement and advocacy group activity noted

5732056 · September 5, 2025
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Summary

Board members said the district submitted the required 90‑day notice regarding Taylor Canyon and that the city asked for additional time to perform studies and community outreach; board members noted a local advocacy group has formed and community meetings have occurred.

Board members discussed Taylor Canyon, noting the district submitted the statutorily required 90‑day notice to the city. A board member said city officials asked for additional time to conduct due diligence, community feedback and park-usage studies before concluding next steps. "They really want to make sure we're doing some due diligence here," one board member said, describing the city's request for additional review time.

Board members also reported community activity: an advocacy group has formed, local residents held a meeting at the amphitheater and attended a recent city council meeting. The city’s mayor (referenced in the meeting as Mayor Nadolski) reportedly indicated the matter was not off the table and city staff wanted to study park usage and gather community input before making any final determinations.

Why it matters: The conversation concerns potential use of public land and community interest; the district and city are engaged in a multi-step process, and board members encouraged staying informed and responding to constituent questions as the city continues its review.