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Deephaven Park Committee sets reporting assignments, reviews park conditions and street project; approves minutes and adjourns
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the Park Committee agreed on park reporting assignments, reviewed park and beach conditions (with photos proposed), heard a multi-mile 2026 street project update, and approved the April 7 minutes and a motion to adjourn by unanimous vote.
The Deephaven Park Committee on May 5 reviewed park conditions, finalized reporting assignments for committee members, discussed larger town projects and approved routine meeting business before adjourning.
Administrator and Special Counsel Dan Madsen reviewed 2025 park assignments and the Committee discussed changes based on member interest and location. The Committee agreed by consensus on the following reporting assignments: Cory Lepper — Village Hall, Donkey, Linwood; Joe Haugsland — Children’s Park, Village Hall, Rocky Beach, Sandy Beach; Gabrielle Turner — Cleveland, Lake Louise, Deephaven Beach; Andy Fazendin — Nocomo Beach, Shuck Park; Ryan Macgregor — Burton Park; Jack Barnes — Pump Park, Robinson’s Bay; Amy Frye — Deephaven Beach.
Board Member Joe Haugsland shared photos he took of Sandy Beach, Rocky Beach, Shuck Park and Children’s Park and the Committee generally supported adding photos to Park Reports to supplement updates. Staff and Board also discussed the hockey rink, early 2027 budget planning and staffing for summer initiatives. Madsen noted the 2026 Street Project will be extensive—more than five miles of road replacement—and will coincide with four other utility projects in town this summer.
Votes at a glance: • Approval of April 7, 2026 meeting minutes — motion by Andy Fazendin, seconded by Ryan Macgregor; unanimous approval. • Adjournment — motion by Joe Haugsland, seconded by Jack Barnes; unanimous approval; meeting adjourned at approximately 8:40 p.m.
No additional formal actions were taken; most items were received as informational and will be revisited as needed.
