Splash pad fun at Liberty Park. Courtesy City of Parkland.
By Jill Fox
To help assess the future of Parkland’s community parks and ensure they can accommodate growth, city officials are asking for input from residents.
The city hired BerryDunn, a government consulting firm, to conduct the master plan park study, which seeks input from residents about their requests for the parks. The survey will look at all parks and recreation facilities, from athletics to events, guiding the future.
Mayor Christine Hunschofsky said the city wants a parks and recreation master plan that comprehensively address the needs of the whole community, and resident input is an essential, welcome, and valuable part of that process.
Those with an opinion about the parks and recreation facilities can make their voices count at one of the public forums, starting on December 2. Pre-registration is not required, simply show up and be heard.
The first forum, exclusive to Parkland seniors, will take place on December 2, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the P-REC, followed by a session at 6:00 p.m. at the Parkland Library. An open forum will take place on December 3, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Pine Trails Park amphitheater.
City Manager Nancy Morando said the goal is to have a first draft of the master plan park study in April, so future direction and planning can begin.
The P-Rec is located at 10559 Trails End in Parkland.
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