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Parks staff preview workers' monument concept for Fiddler Pond Park; no action taken
Summary
Design firm Stoneridge presented concept images for a workers' monument at Fiddler Pond Park; staff said fundraising led by Cathy will support features such as engraved pavers and plantings; the board reviewed the concept and requested no immediate action.
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Tanya presented design concepts for a workers' monument at Fiddler Pond Park developed by Stoneridge after on-site meetings with Parks staff and Kathy Anderson.
Tanya described the concepts as more elaborate than expected, with a walkway, specific plant selections and small features intended to improve the park entrance near the flagpole and barn area. She said Cathy intends to lead fundraising for engraved or etched pavers and other donor opportunities. Tanya emphasized the concept is not final and does not require board action at this time.
Board members praised the design and noted it could improve the park entrance and visibility for visitors. Staff will continue design refinement and fundraising work.

