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Diamond Lake Diamonds project paused; soccer fields prioritized, commission told

City of Dayton Parks Commission · May 6, 2026
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Staff told the Parks Commission that CDAA has paused the Diamond Lake Diamonds project and intends to prioritize soccer fields; the concept plan remains but the full project is likely phased over several years and may cost roughly $2 million in high-level estimates.

City staff updated the Parks Commission that the Diamond Lake Diamonds project has been paused by CDAA, which is prioritizing soccer fields and expects to phase work over multiple years. Staff said the baseball field portion is on hold and that the concept plan can still be shown at public events but the full buildout is unlikely in the next two to four years unless funding timelines change.

An engineer's high-level estimate for the whole Diamond Lake concept was cited as about $2 million; staff said that estimate could be refined and that grant funding and CDAA contributions would make the project more feasible. Commissioners discussed staging the project and applying for grants but noted grant timelines require a firmer project plan.

No formal action was taken; staff said they will follow up on CDAA's timeline and adjust grant applications accordingly.