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Board approves 2026 Parks & Facilities Plan Phase I but removes proposed security fencing; one director dissents
Summary
The board approved the Phase I Parks & Facilities Plan for 2026, excluding proposed security fencing. The motion passed with four ayes and one no (Director Tim Israel).
The Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors voted on Jan. 21, 2026, to approve the 2026 Parks & Facilities Plan Phase I, removing the proposed security fencing from the approved elements. Director Sidney Bazett moved to approve the plan with the exception of the security fencing; Vice President Katie Gilchrest seconded the motion. The motion passed with Ayes: Dawn Wolfson, Katie Gilchrest, Sidney Bazett, Monique Scobey; Noes: Tim Israel.
The minutes record the approval and the recorded dissent but do not include detail on the scope, cost estimates, or locations affected by the removed fencing. Staff (M. Johnson) was listed as the items presenter. Follow-up administrative materials or the staff report should provide the plan text, maps, and any funding or phasing details.
