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The committee advanced a $141,900 Parks Department website contract with D2 Creative for May 5 consent and heard updates on electrification, park impact fees, the dog park, and vegetation management.
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The committee recommended moving forward with a $141,900 contract to improve how Parks and Recreation information is organized and found online. Members also got updates on a residential electrification program, a park impact fee study, the dog park plan, and climate-resilient vegetation management. The dog park update said a permanent location at Luke McRedmond Park is being considered. Separately, the committee discussed a $300,000 groundwater monitoring contract from another committee item, including PFAS testing.
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