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f. W OF EST. 1906 Commission Members: Dave Strub, Chair Cathy Moore-Arcand, Vice -Chair John Pontrelli Mathew Rauschendorfer Nicole Schmid Ranell Tennyson Roger Clarke Rachel Berger, Alternate Inside this issue: Pollinator 2 Habitat Development 2 Update Public Works 3 Update YMCA 3 Partnership Recreation 4 Recap Comprehensive Plan Updates The Hugo City Council and Commissions kicked of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan process on February 22 with a SWOT analysis. On March 22, the Parks Commission prioritized key issues with the Parks, Trails, and Open Space Chapter. Staff heard that over- all, the parks are functioning well and that there are no major items that need to be updated in the plan, but that making it easier to use would be valua- ble. *The Community Park issues was held but was not Search Area in the north- well attended. Two online west corner remains. *Recreation facility needs identified in the 2030 Comprehensive Plan were reviewed. It was deter - surveys were sent out to gather additional input from residents. On August 16, a draft of the Comprehensive Plan was On April 19, a visioning open house was held with residents. On June 21, the Commis- sion reviewed the open house feedback, changes to Hugo's parks system since the 20o8 plan and current policies and trends. This included: *The Neighborhood Park Service Area boundaries were updated. mined that a multi -use soccer complex and an indoor / outdoor commu- nity park facility are being satisfied by recent con- struction of Hanifl Fields and the Lions Park Master Plan. *Research is needed on dog parks. On August 8, a Public Open House specifically focused on park planning reviewed. Specifically, feedback on the Guiding Principles and Objectives was given. The Commission will review a final draft of the Parks, Trails, and Open Space Chapter of 2040 Comprehensive Plan at their December 20 meet- ing.