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Council and staff push public input on Parks and Recreation Master Plan
Summary
The Parks and Recreation Commission continued work on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan on July 23, 2026; Council Member Dave Logel urged residents to take the survey and vote on related items in the Aug. 4 election.
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City Manager Adam Smith reported that the Parks and Recreation Commission met July 23, 2026 and continued work on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The minutes record continued commission work but do not include the plan's draft content or proposed changes.
Council Member Dave Logel urged residents to participate in the Parks and Recreation Master Plan survey and to vote on August 4, 2026. The minutes do not include specific survey questions or plan elements; residents seeking details should consult the Parks and Recreation Commission's published materials.
The council took no formal action on the plan at this meeting beyond the staff report and public encouragement to participate in the survey.
