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Tighe & Bond present master-plan survey results to Milton Park Commissioners
Summary
Consultants from Tighe & Bond presented results of a community park master-plan survey to the Board of Park Commissioners on March 25, 2026, reviewing responses by age group and sports participation and outlining how the data will inform priority projects; the board discussed potential funding sources and held a Q&A. A recording and a follow-up meeting on April 16 were announced.
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Robert Levash, chair of the Board of Park Commissioners, called the hybrid meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. on March 25, 2026 at the Milton Council on Aging and introduced consultants from Tighe & Bond to present results from a recent community master-plan survey. The presentation summarized how respondents varied by age group and by sport or activity preferences and explained how those patterns will guide recommendations for parks and recreation priorities.
Alison, a consultant with Tighe & Bond, led a detailed walkthrough of the survey, breaking down response percentages by age cohorts and by organized-sport interest; the presentation emphasized how the data help prioritize facility types and programming. Chair Robert Levash reviewed current projects and identified likely funding avenues cited in the meeting record—Community Preservation Committee (CPC) funds, contributions from sports groups, and town funds—as sources the board may pursue to move survey-informed projects forward.
The presentation concluded with a question-and-answer session during which Ryan and Alison answered several questions from attendees in person and online about next steps and how the survey results would be translated into a draft plan. The board posted the meeting recording online and scheduled a follow-up meeting for April 16 at 7:30 a.m. for continued planning work. Attendees may review the presentation via the recording that was shared during the meeting.
