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City schedules Dec. 17 feedback sessions for parks and recreation master plan; two schools to enter 'warning live' status
Summary
The city announced two public feedback sessions for its parks and recreation master plan on Dec. 17 (10–11:30 a.m. at City Hall and 5–7 p.m. at the community center). A city staff speaker also said two schools — including Greenacres Elementary — will move to a "warning live" status in early January; the phrase was used as spoken and no further detail was provided.
The city manager’s report announced two public feedback sessions on Dec. 17 for the city’s parks and recreation master plan: one from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at City Hall and a second from 5 to 7 p.m. at the community center.
An unnamed city staff member invited the mayor and council and the public to attend the December sessions as part of ongoing master plan development.
During the same report the speaker referenced two schools by name — "Chole Lake and Greenacres Elementary on Gilman Road, Jackson Avenue" — and said the city "will be looking to go into a warning live status sometime in early January for those 2 schools because the" (the statement trailed off). The phrase "warning live status" was used in the transcript as spoken; the speaker did not explain what that status means or list next steps or responsible agencies during the meeting.
No votes or formal policy actions were recorded in the report. The announcement provided dates, times and locations for the outreach sessions; officials did not provide additional detail about the school status change during the meeting.
