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Staff previews Master Plan implementation and OSRP draft; fall public input planned
Summary
City staff said the Master Plan draft is not yet released and another public input session will be scheduled in the fall; Jim McGrath reviewed the Open Space & Recreation Plan draft, noting state review and its role in grant eligibility.
Kevin Rayner reported the city held an implementation meeting that assigns most implementation tasks to the Department of Community Development; he said the draft Master Plan has not yet been released for public review and that another public input session is planned for the fall.
Jim McGrath reviewed the draft Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP), noting it is posted on the city's website and is currently under state review. McGrath said the OSRP complements the Master Plan, is valid for seven to ten years and is used to qualify the city for various grants. The board received the reports and no formal action to adopt the Master Plan or OSRP was recorded at the meeting.
Staff said they expect to publish the Master Plan draft for public review before the fall meeting and will schedule outreach events to gather public input.
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