November 14, 2016

What are your city park desires?

The City of Sun Prairie is working on their Park and Open Space Plan and want to hear your thoughts and ideas.

  • Do you have an opinion on existing park space, potential new park space, how each is used, and conservancy in town?
  • Do you have kids in city sports or are considering adult sports?
  • Have you thought about recreation in town and how you get about town?

These and more are covered in an online survey and will be covered in two upcoming meetings. Make sure your voice is heard.

Survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SPParks
Please take the long survey as it will allow you to provide more useful details.

Workshops:
November 17th, 6:30-8:30pm at Creekside Elementary
November 30th, 6:30-8:30pm at Patrick Marsh Middle School
More details can be found on our calendar.

Additional information on Sun Prairie's planning process, the workshops, city trails, parks and recreational activities can also be acquired by contacting Scott VanOmmeran, the city's Parks and Forestry Supervisor. He can be reached via (608) 825-0723 and svanommeran@cityofsunprairie.com.

Thank you for participating.

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