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Parks Commission presents updated trail map with GPS coordinates and QR code for council adoption
Summary
The Parks Commission presented an updated trail map that aligns trails to GPS coordinates, refreshes graphics and adds QR codes linking to the online map. The presenter asked the council to adopt the map and thanked volunteers for fieldwork and cartography.
A Parks Commission member presented an updated trail map and asked the council to adopt it. The map was revised to match GPS coordinates, modernize graphics and include a QR code linking users to an online, live map.
The presenter thanked volunteers and singled out a core contributor for fieldwork and trail maintenance. The council discussed formal adoption on the agenda; no final adoption vote is recorded in the transcript. Staff said the online map will go live and the printed maps with QR codes will link to it for real-time updates.
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