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Mendota Heights commission reviews 2026–2030 master plan implementation steps
Summary
Parks and Recreation Director Meredith Lawrence reviewed the 2026–2030 Master Plan Implementation (Phase 1) at the Feb. 10 work session, outlining four goals, tactics, staff responsibilities and timelines; commissioners discussed measurement of success and roles for the Commission and City Council.
On Feb. 10, 2026, the Mendota Heights Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed the 2026–2030 Master Plan Implementation—Phase 1, with Parks and Recreation Director Meredith Lawrence outlining four goals, associated tactics, staff responsibilities and desired timelines.
The review, presented by Meredith Lawrence, parks and recreation director and assistant public works director, focused on implementation steps staff will take between 2026 and 2030 and how progress will be measured. Commission members discussed processes for completing the goals, the anticipated involvement of the Commission and the City Council, and which measurements of success should be used to evaluate implementation.
Commissioners emphasized coordination between staff and the Council during implementation and asked for clear metrics and timelines to track progress. The work session record shows these items were discussed for planning and oversight; no formal recommendations or votes were taken at the meeting.
The commission is scheduled to hold its annual election of officers at the next regular meeting; until then the vice‑chair position remains vacant following the departure of Jo Schifsky from the Commission.
