Jamestown Parks and Recreation Regular Board Meeting
The board discussed fund balance projects, including roof repairs and the purchase of equipment, and received an update on Capital Improvement Plan funding and MOU negotiations with city officials. The 2025 Audit Report was presented, receiving a clean, unmodified opinion despite some compliance findings related to GASB pension reporting and segregation of duties. Several policies were revised, including those on app privacy, credit cards, and ethics. The board approved plans, specifications, and the advertisement for bids for the new Klaus Park restroom construction project. Additionally, the Executive Director provided operational updates regarding FEMA projects, facility signage, trail extensions, and upcoming community events.
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Jamestown Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Planning Report 2027-2033
A capital improvement planning report for the Jamestown Parks and Recreation District, developed with Zerr Berg Architects and Interstate Engineering, to identify and prioritize investments in parks and recreation infrastructure. The plan covers implementation from 2027 through 2033, categorized into three tiers of projects, and includes improvements to athletic fields, aquatic facilities, playgrounds, trails, maintenance facilities, and other recreational amenities, funded through a proposed one-percent sales tax extension.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting
Jamestown Parks and Recreation Regular Board Meeting
The board conducted organizational business, including the swearing-in of commissioners and the election of officers, alongside assigning portfolio duties. Discussions covered the 2027 preliminary budget, including fee structures and potential credit card fee handling. A three-tier Capital Improvement Plan was adopted to guide future infrastructure projects, supported by a continued 1% sales tax. Additionally, the board approved engineering services for the Klaus Park Restroom project and the White Cloud Trail extension. The board also authorized a Request for Proposal for the operation of a healthy snack bar at the Two Rivers Activity Center.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
Jamestown Parks and Recreation District Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting included a public presentation recognizing an Adopt-a-Park volunteer and a session for public communication regarding concerns about a potential park sale. The commissioners reviewed the Annual Raise and Longevity Pay policies, determining no changes were necessary. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the Fund Balance Project, resulting in approval to proceed with the prioritized list of projects, categorized as Priority A and Priority B. The Executive Director provided management reports covering FEMA fund updates, staff programming, park maintenance, and facility improvements.
