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Placerville commission opts to combine public workshop and staff-led review to update parks master plan
Summary
The Recreation Commission agreed to a hybrid approach — a public workshop plus subgroup reviews — to update the city’s 2017 parks and recreation master plan and asked staff to return in July with a timeline. Commissioners proposed adding the topic back to regular agendas and holding focused public sessions on high-interest sections.
Commissioners discussed how best to update the city’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan (last updated in 2017) and landed on a hybrid approach combining a full-commission public workshop with smaller, focused subgroup reviews. Director Nishihara summarized two options: (1) structured subgroups to review specific sections, and (2) a facilitated full-commission workshop with public engagement. He proposed a hybrid that would assign sections to commissioners but also hold public workshops to gather community input.
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