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Sep 1, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
The project includes removal of grass and soil, protection of existing trees and irrigation, installation of approx. 144 CY of decorative rock, and 3" geocell slope stabilization in the designated areas. The four project areas total approx. 15,460 SY.
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City
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Boise
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Elmore
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5657 E Warm Springs Ave
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(208) 334-4199
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83716
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation
The committee conducted a budget setting session for the Department of Parks and Recreation for the 2018 fiscal year. Key topics included the allocation of funds from general, dedicated, and federal sources, the approval of additional staff positions such as trail maintenance equipment operators and park rangers, and funding for various infrastructure projects, including an RV campground at Eagle Island State Park, marina expansion studies at Lucky Peak, and a primitive campground at McCroskey State Park. The committee also incorporated sections of legislative intent language regarding these appropriations.
The Board convened for a public hearing regarding the 30 percent funding cap rule applied to state grant programs. Testimony was presented by representatives from multiple counties, with a significant divide in opinion: some argued that the cap prevents efficient completion of large-scale infrastructure projects and should be removed, while others contended that the cap ensures a fair and equitable distribution of funds to smaller entities across the state.
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The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation's Strategic Plan aims to enhance the quality of life in Idaho by fostering outdoor recreation and robust resource stewardship. The plan is organized around three core goals: creating enriching experiences, ensuring broad access to recreational opportunities, and practicing responsible stewardship of natural resources. Its ultimate vision is to establish a sustainable framework that balances public access with environmental protection, thereby preserving Idaho's outdoor heritage and creating lasting memories for generations.
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