The Commission discussed several development and administrative items, including the recommendation to develop Lakeside Park and Pfaender Park as upcoming neighborhood parks. They also reviewed payment options for naming rights of the SouthPoint Recreation and Wellness Center, evaluated an application for regional park designation for Hermann Heights Park, and addressed various donation acceptances. Additionally, the department activity reports for October 2026 and staffing updates were received and filed.
Nov 9, 2026·
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The commission discussed various operational items, including the approval of a city council meeting recap concerning city fee schedules and donation acceptance. Key business items involved a decision to proceed with neighborhood park development at Lakeside and Fender Parks, the selection of a commission payment option for naming rights at the South Point Recreation and Wellness Center, and authorization for a resolution to apply for regional designation for Herman Heights Park. Additionally, the commission accepted various donations for park programs and sculptures and reviewed the department's October activity report, which featured programs like the floating pumpkin patch, Barkin in the Park, and a monthly fitness challenge.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Park and Recreation Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed several items including a presentation on programming updates and a recap of past City Council actions. The new business section focused on updating the Park and Recreation Department donation policy to include a service charge for administrative costs and reviewing several specific donation requests for city parks. The Commission also reviewed the Department Activity Reports for August and September 2026, which covered park maintenance, summer programs, and facility operations. Additionally, the Commission received a staff report regarding current projects such as the new trap range building construction.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting
New Ulm Park & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting included an introduction of the new Recreation Program Supervisor and a review of the summer recreation programs, noting increases in attendance and new programming initiatives. The Commission received a recap of recent City Council activities, including updates on budget approvals, lease agreements, and grant applications. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing a proposed update to the Park and Recreation donation policy, specifically regarding the potential implementation of a 10% service charge on donations to help cover administrative and maintenance costs.
