After a 10-month study process, in late June the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) provided a Phase I update to City Council and shared that their findings indicated they should transition to Phase II. Early in the process, the…
After a 10-month study process, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) is ready to provide an update to City Council on its work to date, findings and next steps. This presentation is scheduled for a Special Council Conference Session…
Under the lens of an unprecedented and rapidly evolving event like the COVID-10 pandemic, as we continue to move various special projects at the City forward it’s appropriate to take a step back to and consider if timing and process…
Following a series of community engagement activities organized by the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF), the focus then turned to fielding a statistically valid survey. In early March, 3,000 randomly selected homes were mailed a hard copy of the…
A key 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan recommendation is that the City revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. As a direct result of survey findings showing strong support for fully investigating the potential for a community…
A key 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan recommendation is that the City revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. As a direct result of feedback from a survey that showed strong support for fully investigating the potential…
A key 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan recommendation that emerged as a direct result of community feedback is for the City to revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. Most notably, in a statistically valid survey 81%…
A significant recommendation that emerged as a direct result of community feedback from the 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan is for the City to revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. Most notably, the findings of a…