Parks commission endorses FY28–32 capital-improvement priority list to forward to council

The Parks and Recreation Commission voted, by unanimous consent, to recommend the FY2028–2032 capital improvement priority list to city council. No objections were raised during the unanimous-consent call and the recommendation was recorded for council review.

Tyler Best reviewed adjustments in the capital plan tied to FY28: an $800,000 line for Old Town playground equipment replacement; design work listed for the multipurpose facility roof; and a larger, later-phase $3,000,000 park shop relocation project that currently lacks identified outside funding. Best said the budget entries separate total project costs from the expected funding sources and that staff will continue to identify grants or other outside funding to reduce general fund impact. The commission approved recommending the priority list and staff will forward it to council.