The board discussed potential capital projects for the next 5-10 years, focusing on a prioritization list that included projects such as a splash pad, Miracle Field, and various park facility renovations. The board reviewed a vandalism tracking report, noting the recent costs associated with playground replacement at Shawnee Park. Discussions also covered recreation events, tree maintenance, sports league issues, and the need for additional parks staff, which the board voted to recommend. Concerns regarding restroom cleanliness and property maintenance at Das Park were also addressed.
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The Board received presentations regarding a potential splash pad project and the lease renewal for the Piqua Compassion Network. Key discussions included playground safety inspections, recognition of volunteer efforts in city parks, and a mid-year financial status report. Staff provided updates on various capital projects, including baseball diamond improvements, pickleball court additions, bike path maintenance, and evaluations for bridge repairs. The Board also reviewed upcoming seasonal programming and recreation events, as well as tree-related initiatives and awards. Finally, the Board formally moved to support the lease agreement for the Piqua Compassion Network and the further investigation of the proposed splash pad project.
