SANTA ROSA CIVIC
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Board Of Parks And Recreation

Board Of Parks And Recreation

Wed, June 24, 2026

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Agenda items (6)

Procedural (4)
1ProceduralHTTPS://SANTA-ROSA.LEGISTAR.COM/CALENDAR. CLICK ON THE "IN PROGRESS" LINK TO VIEW;
Link to view the meeting agenda online through the city's legislative management system.
2ProceduralVIA ZOOM BY VISITING,
Instructions for attending the meeting remotely via Zoom video conference.
5ProceduralRECREATION AND PARKS UPDATES This time is reserved for City staff to provide a briefing on issues of interest. No action will be taken on these matters except to possibly place a particular items on a future agenda for consideration.
City staff will brief the Parks and Recreation Board on current issues and topics of interest; no votes will be taken unless an item is added to a future agenda.
6ProceduralCHAIR/BOARD MEMBERS REPORTS AND COMMITTEE UPDATES The Chair and Board Members may provide brief updates relevant to their district, Recreation and Parks, a committee they are on, or updates relevant to the subject matter within the jurisdiction of the Board of Parks and
The Board Chair and members will share brief updates about their districts, committee work, or other Parks and Recreation matters within their areas of focus.
General Business
7.1General BusinessREPORT - PARKS MAKE LIFE BETTER PROCLAMATION BACKGROUND: Assistant Parks Planner, Nathan Junge, will present
A city parks planner will present information about declaring a 'Parks Make Life Better' proclamation to recognize the value of parks in the community.
7.2General BusinessMEASURE M - PARKS FOR ALL UPDATE Parks Planner, Scott Wilkinson will present an update on the Measure M - Parks for All funding for Parks and Recreation. It will include an overview of the Measure and how the City allocates the sales tax funding to support capital improvement projects, parks maintenance, and recreation programming, highlighting expenditures to date, and plans for future spending within each category.
Staff will update the Board on Measure M funding—a local sales tax dedicated to parks—explaining how the money supports construction projects, park maintenance, and recreation programs, plus showing spending so far and future plans.