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Parks & Rec to unveil SDSU concepts for Gibbs Park and Stony Run Park; commission recognizes longtime employee
Summary
Parks & Recreation will host an SDSU landscape architecture presentation Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m. on campus; the commission recognized Opal Hauck, a longtime city employee who will turn 100 on Nov. 23.
Parks & Recreation announced a public informational meeting for 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 19 in the campus center Black Room to display conceptual designs developed by the South Dakota State University landscape‑architecture program for Gibbs Park and Stony Run Park.
The department head (identified in the record as Joan) encouraged community feedback on concepts the students developed as part of their final design work.
Earlier in the meeting the commission recognized Opal Hauck, who the record indicates will turn 100 on Nov. 23 and who worked for the city for about 28 years. Commissioners presented her with a recognition and took a photo in the chamber.
What happens next: Parks staff will receive public input at the Nov. 19 meeting before final design steps are taken for the two parks.
