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Committee: no standalone Parks Master Plan; priorities embedded in City’s Comprehensive Plan
Summary
Committee reported there is currently no standalone Parks Master Plan; planting strategies and priorities are being incorporated into the City's Comprehensive Plan and will inform future right-of-way mapping and vacant-lot priorities.
Chair Patrick Halloran summarized the committee’s planning posture, saying there is "No active development of a standalone Parks Master Plan; priorities are currently embedded in the City’s Comprehensive Plan." He explained that future planning will incorporate planting strategies, right-of-way mapping and vacant lot priorities rather than launching a separate standalone plan at this time.
Members discussed using the Comprehensive Plan as the organizing policy document and noted that future planning work should surface right-of-way inventories and vacant-lot priorities to guide planting. The committee did not adopt a new plan at the meeting but agreed to fold parks planting priorities into broader city planning work.
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