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Aug 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Belton Park Board Meeting
The meeting included employee recognition for years of service. Discussions covered updates from City Council, such as local warehouse development, nonprofit fee waivers, the opening of a charter review commission, considerations regarding an auto auction license tax, and ongoing reviews of city codes. The Parks and Recreation department reported on membership trends, noting growth in 90-day and senior memberships. Operational updates were provided on the water park slide repair, Cleveland Lake restroom improvements, the parking lot project, and design adjustments for the Dry Nature Reserve. Additionally, the department mentioned an upcoming feasibility study presentation for a fieldhouse and confirmed the seasonal closure of the water park.
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The meeting commenced with a public hearing regarding property tax rates proposed by the city, where changes in assessed valuation and revenue were presented. Following the hearing, the council approved the final readings for several bills: a rezoning ordinance and preliminary development plan for a warehouse project, a final plat for industrial park development, and an ordinance establishing procedures for disclosing conflicts of interest. The council also reconsidered and approved a resolution concerning event street closure memorandums of understanding, engaging in extensive discussion regarding the recusal process for council members involved in non-profit boards. Finally, the council began the first reading of an ordinance fixing the tax levy for the park and debt service funds for the 2027 fiscal year.
The Commission reviewed and approved the preliminary and final development plans for a maintenance facility and car wash addition located at 15511 Adessa Drive, noting the site's transition across city lines. Additionally, an amendment was approved for the Cinco de Mayo final development plan to allow for a grocery section expansion at 404 East North Avenue. Staff also provided an update on the progress of the Unified Development Code workshop.
Jul 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Belton Park Board Meeting
The meeting included the appointment of a financial secretary to the board and a review of committee assignments for recreation, building and grounds, personnel, and finance. An employee was recognized for her years of service. A liaison to the city council provided updates on local issues, including a vacated plat, a potential speed limit increase for a local avenue, and a proposal to waive event fees for nonprofits. The city manager discussed a time allocation study for shared services. The park director provided updates on the ongoing interest in recreational facilities, the status of an RFP for a parking lot, the decision to proceed with in-house lighting installation for pickleball courts due to high costs of solar bids, and the consolidation of park parcels.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
