Submitted By: Tori Martin, Town Clerk
Details: This is to get an update on the Civil Plans and the path forward.
Submitted By: Jessica St. Martin, Parks and Recreation Director
Details: During the October DC & Frances Linn Community Park Committee meeting, a request was made for staff to research and provide information regarding potential grant funding opportunities available through State, Federal, and local programs. In response, Parks and Recreation staff have compiled information on various grant opportunities for the Committee's review, including available funding tiers, matching requirements, application deadlines, and eligibility criteria. This information is intended to assist the Committee in identifying potential funding sources to support future park improvements and development projects.
Submitted By: Jessica St. Martin, Parks and Recreation Director
Details: The Parks and Recreation Department has purchased a commercial bundle of pet waste stations for installation at various recreational areas throughout the Town of Landis. As part of this purchase, one (1) pet waste station has been designated for DC & Frances Linn Community Park and will be installed to provide visitors with a convenient way to properly dispose of pet waste and help maintain the cleanliness of the park. The purchase is covered within the Parks and Recreation Department's existing budget and does not require additional funding from the Committee.
Submitted By: Michael D. Ambrose, Town Manager
Details: The DCFL Committee will review the current financial status of the park project, including the total project budget of $257,309.39, committed funds totaling $162,044.29, and the remaining unallocated balance of $95,265.10. Discussion will include completed projects, upcoming park improvements, and prioritizing the allocation of remaining funds toward future projects or reserving funds for potential matching grant opportunities.
Recommended Action: Discussion and direction from the DCFL Committee regarding future park improvements and the prioritization of remaining available funding in the form of a recommendation to the Board of Aldermen.