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Parks committee pushes for master plan; Marcia Manley honored for volunteer work
Summary
Parks & Recreation recommended developing a master plan to coordinate improvements (water, electricity, trees, picnic tables) and revenue from amphitheater events; the mayor presented Marcia Manley with a plaque for her service at Veteran Park.
Mrs. Marcia Manley told the council that the Parks & Recreation committee’s first meeting after summer focused on plans for 2025 and the need for a master plan to ensure cohesive park development. Committee priorities included adding utilities (water and electricity), planting trees, installing picnic tables, considering a community garden and identifying a coordinator, and generating revenue through amphitheater events.
Mayor Randall Sasser recognized Marcia Manley for her long-standing volunteer work with Veteran Park and the flagpole area and presented her with a plaque in appreciation of her contributions. The minutes record active interest in renovating the old City Hall and continued work on the fee schedule and conditional-use rules that may affect park projects.
