Parks and Recreation Masterplan
Summary
The long-awaited draft master plan identifies three priorities: fixing up existing parks, adding amenities like pickleball courts and splash pads, and expanding programs. The council added one more community workshop before the final draft returns August 18.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Future council decisions on funding; $900,000 in Del Norte development funds were mentioned as a possible source.
Families, seniors, athletes, and park users citywide — plus kids who'll get inclusive playgrounds.
Residents who have waited years for park fixes and want faster action.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council — City Council
After two years of outreach, surveys, and workshops, the council adopted a comprehensive parks master plan with a funded Phase 1 covering ten parks — playgrounds, restrooms, courts, dog park, splash pad, and ADA upgrades. Design and commission input begin as early as September.
City Council — City Council
The long-awaited draft master plan identifies three priorities: fixing up existing parks, adding amenities like pickleball courts and splash pads, and expanding programs. The council added one more community workshop before the final draft returns August 18.
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