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Board approves schematic survey and phasing study for Soaring Hawk Park
Summary
The board recommended that city council fund a site survey and schematic design/phasing strategy for the 25-acre Soaring Hawk Park, authorizing $149,655 for the work and noting $150,000 budgeted in the current appropriation.
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board voted to recommend that city council approve a site survey and schematic design/phasing strategy for Soaring Hawk Park, a roughly 25-acre site, authorizing a proposal in the amount of $149,655.
Consultants explained the proposed scope: a detailed site survey, documentation of easements, schematic-level design for park elements, and a phasing strategy that breaks the park into implementable chunks (for example, priorities such as a multipurpose field, courts, playground or trail connections). Staff noted $150,000 is already appropriated in the budget to support the work, which will produce cost estimates and an implementation roadmap the city can use to phase construction as funds become available.
The board discussed priorities and agreed the survey and phasing study would be valuable to guide multi-year implementation. A motion to recommend council approval of the survey and schematic-design work in the amount of $149,655 passed unanimously by roll call.
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