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Consultant leads interactive capital‑priorities exercise tied to master plan

Wellington Parks & Recreation Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

A consultant guided board members through an interactive prioritization of parks, trails, facilities and services, linking choices to the recently adopted master plan and committing to deliver a grouped analysis to staff.

A consultant working with Wellington presented how the town's newly adopted master plan should guide the capital program over the next decade and led trustees and staff through a live prioritization exercise. "Thank you team for, having the opportunity to do, an interactive capital fund priorities exercise with us," the presenter said, explaining the exercise would help staff group community input into themes for the capital improvement plan.

Staff said the preliminary capital list (2025 priorities) was flexible and will shift if grant opportunities or revenue conditions change. The presenter and parks staff said results would be compiled and emailed to staff so they could be used to support grant applications and first‑round CIP materials to finance within the board's requested timeline.