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Area Plan Commission presents parks master-plan survey; board asks for more information
Summary
Representatives from the Area Plan Commission presented community survey results on park usage and priorities and requested additional information from the Tippecanoe County Park and Recreation Board before the Master Plan advances.
Michael Thompson and Kristine Roehl of the Area Plan Commission presented results from a community survey on the Tippecanoe County parks system at the board's March 4, 2026 meeting. The presentation summarized survey responses about demographics, park usage patterns and community priorities for future park development.
The Area Plan Commission asked the Tippecanoe County Park and Recreation Board to provide additional information before the Master Plan process moves forward. The requested details were not specified in the minutes and the board did not set a timeline for submitting them.
Board members in attendance recorded no formal votes on the Master Plan during the meeting. The exchange focused on data from the survey and next steps; no substantive changes to the plan were adopted at this session. The APC presentation was the primary opportunity for board members to question the underlying survey findings and to identify gaps that need further local input.
The meeting record does not specify which additional materials the APC requested. The board's next procedural step on the Master Plan was left open pending that follow-up information.
