Summary
Consultants are gathering public input on a 10-acre master plan for Abendroth Park through January 31, while bid-ready designs for new bocce courts at Recreation Park and a new playground at Edgewood Park go out to bid in February — all funded by developer fees-in-lieu, not taxes.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Park improvements are budgeted from developer fees-in-lieu, not taxpayer dollars; state grant applications are pending.
Bocce players, families at Edgewood Park, dog park users, and the whole neighborhood around Abendroth Park.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Trustees - Jun 15, 2026
A community-driven master plan lays out a menu of upgrades for the village's most-rented park: a splash pad, an enclosed pavilion building with restrooms, dog park improvements, a lit artificial-turf multi-use field, and trails through the mature woods. It's designed to be phased and grant-friendly — the board now picks what to build.
Board of Trustees - Jan 20, 2026
Consultants are gathering public input on a 10-acre master plan for Abendroth Park through January 31, while bid-ready designs for new bocce courts at Recreation Park and a new playground at Edgewood Park go out to bid in February — all funded by developer fees-in-lieu, not taxes.
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