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Santa Fe Springs Council reviews draft Parks and Recreation Master Plan, staff flags 33‑acre long‑term deficit
Summary
City staff presented a draft Parks, Recreation and Community Services Master Plan, citing 471 statistically valid survey responses and noting current strong park access but a projected deficit of about 33 acres at full buildout; staff will return later in 2026 with final recommendations.
The Santa Fe Springs City Council on Tuesday heard a presentation of the draft Parks, Recreation and Community Services Master Plan that staff called a 10‑year roadmap for parks, facilities and programs.
Parks and Recreation Director Gus Hernandez said the plan, which began in April 2025, is intended to guide short‑, mid‑ and long‑term decisions and balance infrastructure needs with financial sustainability. "This is a road map that guides short, mid, and long term decisions related to parks, facilities, and to our programs," Hernandez said.
Why it matters: staff reported that access to parkland in Santa Fe Springs is generally…
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