Green Space Preservation
At a glance
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- What: work plan goal five, to identify three opportunities to preserve open space for parks and recreation.
- Where it stands: staff are working toward formal recognition of the city-owned Hurst Drive parcel as preserved green space, ultimately by City Council resolution. The Greenville Loop Road park was supported earlier.
- Next: staff will bring a bubble map of private areas, with reasons some were left out, and updates on the city parcels.
Approach
- Planning (Linda Painter, planning director) prefers not to list addresses of private parcels so prices do not rise; a general bubble map replaces them.
- City leadership supports continued open space preservation. Timing of a Council resolution is not set.
- The earlier site presentation lists addresses and members were asked to keep it close.
Sources
Discussion time
About 5 minutes across 1 meeting (from transcript timestamps; approximate).
| Meeting | Minutes |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-21 - Parks and Recreation Advisory Board | 5 |
Log
- 2026-10-21 - Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - Staff update on parcels, private-parcel approach changed to a bubble map, Hurst Drive parcel to be formalized.