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PARKS RE <br />CITTY OF <br />J Es 0 <br />:A i <br />Community Park Funding Addressed <br />One of the 2019 Parks Goals was to engage with the City Council and community to look at next steps to implement the <br />Lions Park vision to serve residents throughout the community. <br />Council Workshop <br />On May 13, the Hugo City Council and Parks Commission held a workshop to discuss funding of community parks. A back- <br />ground was given on City parks and the approved community park master plans. The City's financial consultant provided <br />information on how cities can fund park improvements and survey opportunities. The City Council and Parks Commission <br />discussed parks usage, phasing and prioritizing of park improvements, and funding options. <br />Park Priorities Identified <br />At their meeting of June 19, the Parks Commission identified their priorities for community park development. This was later <br />presented to the City Council at their budget workshop on September 5. The first priority was re -development of Lions Park <br />to include a large picnic shelter, parking lot, roadway improvements, and stormwater improvements, memorial garden, play- <br />ground, splash pad, sports courts, fire pit and amphitheater. Secondly, interim improvements to Irish Avenue Park should be <br />made to improve access and existing uses while the park is being master planned. The third priority was to construct phase <br />A identified in the Clearwater Creek Preserve Master Plan, followed by Phase D. These phases include a north to south trail <br />on the west side of the park and a boardwalk connection to Fenway Blvd, respectively. <br />Vehicular Circulation & Parking <br />Petlestrun flrculationw � <br />nnw �o a��we�mn.�in.mea.q one <br />