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Seaside commissioners review draft 10‑year parks and recreation master plan, flag acquisitions and indoor space needs
Summary
Consultant Steve Du presented a 200‑page draft plan calling for upgrades, expanded recreation offerings and a roughly $44 million project list (about half for land acquisition). Commissioners pressed for clearer prioritization, inclusion of a recent trails grant and better attention to indoor program space and ADA improvements.
The Seaside Parks and Recreation Commission on Monday reviewed a draft 10‑year Parks and Recreation Master Plan that lays out goals, analyses and a prioritized project list for the city.
Consultant Steve Du of Conservation Techniques told commissioners the plan reflects input from nearly 600 participants and is intended as a strategic, non‑binding guide for the next decade. "We've heard from nearly 600 participants through the process," Du said during his presentation, noting the document includes system analyses, travel‑shed maps and a site‑by‑site recommendations section.
The draft organizes goals around community engagement, accessibility and ADA compliance, maintenance, resiliency, recreation programming and trails. It…
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