Council discusses creating seven‑member Parks & Recreation advisory board to guide programming and planning
Council reviewed a proposal to replace the existing five-member parks board with a seven-member advisory board focused on seven strategic areas (seniors, youth, facilities, green spaces, athletics, partnerships, school liaison); the change would require formal resolutions and at least four votes to enact.
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Council received a proposal to create a new seven‑member Parks & Recreation Advisory Board appointed by the city council to replace the current five‑member board and to provide focused planning across seven strategic goal areas.
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