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Council receives the final Parks Asset Management Plan report and a Parks Master Plan update
The Parks director told the Parks and Recreation Board on June 10, 2020 that copies of the Asset Management Plan had been given to the council and would be presented on June 16 with the first round of Parks Master Plan survey results. The council's June 16, 2020 minutes list "Final Report Asset Management Plan and Parks Master Plan Update" among items discussed. In July the director showed the board software from the plan's consultants rating park assets as high, medium or low risk.[1][2][3]
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The June 10, 2020 Parks Board minutes record that "copies of the Asset Management Plan have been given to the Council and will be presented at the next Council meeting on June 16, 2020 along with the first round of information from the Parks Master Plan survey." The council's June 16, 2020 minutes list item 1C, "Final Report Asset Management Plan and Parks Master Plan Update." [1][2]
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Michael Kashuba, Director of Parks and Recreation: On July 8, 2020 the director presented software from the asset plan's consultants to manage park assets by high, medium and low risk. Asked whether the plan could be used to seek more funding for high-risk areas or whether some parks might be closed, he said funding was a challenge for Parks and for other City departments. [3]
