Recreation Master Plan Adoption
Summary
The council adopted the city's recreation roadmap, including a universal accessible (special-needs) park whose design will be finished this year — an advocate for the adaptive sports community is expected to comment at the next meeting.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Not specified in the meeting; project costs come through future capital budgeting.
Residents and visitors using parks and recreation programs, especially families needing accessible facilities.
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City Council
The council adopted the city's recreation roadmap, including a universal accessible (special-needs) park whose design will be finished this year — an advocate for the adaptive sports community is expected to comment at the next meeting.
City Council
The city adopted its first recreation master plan since 2009, guided by a survey of 430 households. Trails, aquatics and community events top the wish list; the council wants a special-needs park at Christianson Park and lake water quality folded in, and a dedicated lake master plan is recommended.
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