Zionsville Board of Parks and Recreation Regular Monthly Meeting
The Board discussed updates on the Lincoln Park refresh project, including its schedule and the naming rights request. They approved a for-profit special event request for a community event at Mulberry Fields, establishing specific insurance, liability, and revenue-sharing conditions. The Board also reviewed the initiative to conduct a feasibility study for a nature center at the Carpenter Nature Preserve and discussed budget planning and the transition to in-house mowing operations, reviewing associated cost projections and seasonal feedback.
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Zionsville Board of Parks & Recreation Meeting Agenda and Minutes
The board discussed several items, including staff reports on park maintenance, natural resource management, and programming. Key topics included the status of the Lincoln Park Refresh project, updates on the Carpenter Nature Preserve, and Big-4 Rail Trail usage data. The board also reviewed and discussed a new for-profit special event request for an inflatable course at Mulberry Fields, which was continued for further review of insurance and documentation. Additionally, the board reviewed the financial performance of summer camps, concession stand operations, and explored potential avenues for addressing deferred maintenance items.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Zionsville Board of Parks and Recreation Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several key items, including the election of a new Vice President and the introduction of a new board member. Staff provided reports on park maintenance, trail usage, and programming, followed by a discussion on e-bike and micromobility regulations. The meeting included updates on the progress of the Lincoln Park refresh project. The board approved a special event request for an inflatable course at Mulberry Fields, contingent on specific insurance and operational conditions. Additionally, the board authorized the issuance of a Request for Proposals for a feasibility study regarding a new nature center at the Carpenter Nature Preserve and received updates on the park impact fee study and upcoming budget planning.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Zionsville Board of Parks & Recreation Regular Monthly Meeting Agenda
The board discussed the status of the five-year master plan, focusing on progress at the Carpenter Nature Preserve, Lincoln Park, and other park infrastructure projects. Key discussions included the donation and commission agreements for a public art bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln for Lincoln Park, updates on the impact fee zone improvement study for 2027, and the financial and operational challenges related to park maintenance and capital projects. The superintendent provided reports on maintenance work orders, staff activities, summer camps, and the opening of the Carpenter Nature Preserve.
