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Staff invites dot-exercise input and provides contact for parks master-plan comments
Summary
Staff ran an open-house format with poster boards and dot exercises and invited additional comments by email (planning@cityoftoledo.org) and phone; attendees were asked to place green dots for agreement and red for disagreement on takeaways.
After the presentation, staff moved the meeting into an open-house format and asked attendees to review poster boards and participate in a dot exercise: green dots to indicate agreement with a takeaway and red dots to indicate disagreement. Staff provided printed materials, QR codes and paper surveys at city hall and the library and encouraged additional written comments to planning@cityoftoledo.org or by phone.
Staff explained the dot exercise and how green dots should be placed for the facilities respondents use most often; Justin and other staff asked that people stay to discuss details and to leave written feedback for the master-plan record. Staff said they will incorporate the open-house input as they proceed with outreach and draft recommendations.
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