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Park board discusses Eagleview Park upgrades, plans public survey
Summary
At the June 24 meeting the Hanover Park Board reviewed possible capital improvements for Eagleview Park — including pickleball courts, an ADA‑compliant park, drinking fountains, a splashpad and trail connections — and directed staff to prepare a public survey to collect resident input.
The Hanover Park Board on June 24 discussed a range of possible capital improvements for Eagleview Park and directed staff to develop a public survey to collect community preferences. Ideas raised included drinking fountains, pickleball courts, a community garden, an ADA‑compliant park at Eagleview, exercise stations along the trails, a splashpad and improved trail connections.
Board members framed the conversation as a first step in prioritizing future capital improvements; the minutes record discussion of the amenities but do not include cost estimates or a funding source. The minutes say only that "staff will be working on a survey to get feedback on what the public would like to add to Eagleview Park as new amenities." The board did not adopt a formal CIP or set funding levels at the meeting.
Separately, the board approved cancelling the July 22 meeting through a motion by Melissa Sullivan, seconded by Laurel Prairie; the minutes document the motion but do not include a recorded vote or further detail about schedule implications.
