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Huber Heights Parks Board adopts annual schedule and assigns program champions
Summary
Board reviewed a calendar of annual topics and assigned champions for board-sponsored programs (dream plant giveaway, pickleball, pollinator pathways, concerts); set meeting dates (third Thursday pattern) and identified staff liaison and procedural contact for commission questions.
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Huber Heights
At the meeting, the Parks Board reviewed and refined an annual schedule of topics for the coming year and assigned board members as champions for several board-sponsored events and programs. The schedule calls for officer elections in January, program planning in February, a March council update, a May capital improvement plan review, and a June tree-board work session, with final program votes in September and scheduling in October.
Program leads and staff support: board members were listed as champions for specific items: the dream plant giveaway (working with Molly), adult pickleball (Alex with Chris Redmond), parking and "Get Out and Skate" events (Casey with Molly), a Little Mermaid concert (Justice with Molly), the Heritage Tree (Rich), interpretive creek programs (KC and Molly), and pollinator pathways tied to a potential EPA grant. Staff liaison Chris Lindeman was named as the board's staff contact; Molly was identified as an additional staff resource expected to attend as needed. Tony Rogers was cited as a contact for commission-procedure questions.
Meeting dates: the board confirmed a third-Thursday meeting cadence with proposed dates including January 15, February 19 and March 18 (March moved to Wednesday the 18th for that month).
Context and next steps: Board members discussed how the schedule will guide priorities such as the capital improvement plan and tree master-planning work. Members were asked to consider whether larger multi-year items should be reprioritized in the five-year capital outlook; staff said May is the opportunity to focus funding requests for the following year.
Closing: the board continued administrative work and made a motion to approve the minutes with amendments; the transcript ends before a second or vote was recorded.
