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Brisbane commission forms ad hoc subcommittee to craft plan for Sierra Point’s parcel R ahead of June funding deadline
Summary
The Parks & Recreation Commission heard a presentation on Sierra Point master planning, confirmed the town has ~$1.9 million in park development funds (some restricted by the mitigation fee act) and created a three-member ad hoc subcommittee to assemble a recommendation and submit a letter of intent by June 30, 2026.
The Brisbane Parks & Recreation Commission on Jan. 14 opened a multiweek effort to develop a recommended plan for Sierra Point’s upland parcel R, directing an ad hoc subcommittee to return a recommendation to the full commission ahead of a June 30, 2026 funding deadline.
Joy, a staff presenter, told the commission that the city’s park-development fund has an approximate balance of $1.9 million and that "the city is required to adopt a plan for use of the funds and submit a letter of intent by June 30th, 2026." The funds originate from development agreements at Sierra Point; some are restricted by a mitigation fee that carries a five-year use limit, staff said.
The presentation, prepared with consultant CMG Landscape Architecture, traced the master-plan process from a 2021 solicitation to discovery and exploration phases…
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