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AGENDA
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
5:30 PM - Thursday, September 11, 2025
Pasco City Hall, Council Chambers
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1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
(a) Approve the July 10, 2025, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
Meeting Minutes
MOTION: I move to approve the minutes from the July 10, 2025
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board meeting.
4. COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE & BOARD MEMBER REPORTS
5. STAFF REPORTS
2 - 18 (a) Staff reported on the topics that were provided in the
PowerPoint.
6. NEW BUSINESS
(a) Aquatic Center Updates Presentation
7. MISCELLANEOUS DISCUSSION
(a) Next Meeting: November 13, 2025
8. ADJOURNMENT
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Parks & Recreation
Advisory Board Meeting
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Recreation Report
Program/League Highlights
Adult Spring/Summer Softball
•Completed – 31 teams across five divisions; In partnership with the City
of Kennewick.
Adult Fall Softball
◦First time offered in many years due to its conflict with Flag Football's
use of the fields. Flag Football now moving to lighted soccer fields.
◦Starts Week of Sept 15 - 12 teams across four divisions; In
partnership with the City of Kennewick.
COED Youth Summer Swim Leagues
•Completed – Hosted Championship Meet at Memorial Pool on Friday,
August 1st
Adult Flag Football
•Starting Week of Sept. 15 – 15 teams across two divisions
•Will be moving from SB Complex to new lighted Soccer fields
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Recreation Report
Program/League Highlights
After School Program
Summer
•Completed - Max of 32 participants was upped to 44 for
second session.
School Year
•Started on Sept. 2
•Continuing transportation partnership with the School
District to transport youth from adjacent elementaries.
PR Runners Youth XC League
◦Started this week with 71 registered participants
◦6-week season with races held every other week at the
Big Cross XC course.
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Recreation Report
Event Highlights
Music & Movies
•Completed – Average Attendance approximately 100 per
showing
Labor Day Weekend Tournaments
•Soccer = Labor Day Weekend Tournament (187 Teams)
•Softball – CSSA State (70 Teams)
•28,000 visitors over the 3-day weekend
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Recreation Report
Event Highlights
Extended Farmers Market
•Partnered with Hispanic Chamber for
Raices del Corazon (Roots of the Heart) on Sept. 6th
•Multiple Hispanic Dance groups and singers.
•Celebration of culture and tradition in the community
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Recreation Report
Upcoming Events
•Fiery Foods Festival - Saturday, Sept 13th
•Spooky Hall – Oct. 31st
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Recreation Report
Project Updates
Soccer Complex Lighting Project
•Project Completed
•$727,000 of total $1.75Million from
State Grant
Road 80 Park
•Approved for $500K Grant from State
•Grant Contract Paperwork in Process;
Including Notification of all affected
Tribes
•Located behind Three Rivers Elem.
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Parks Updates
•Landscape Maintenance
•Graffiti, Encampment Clean up and Vandalism
•Irrigation work
•Tree uplifting along sidewalks and roadways.
•Athletic Field Painting and Tournament support in full swing.
•Spraying weeds
•Hazardous limb removal
•Working with developers on Xeriscape Designs along Burns Rd.
•Assembled 46 New Soccer Goals for Burden Soccer
Parks Report
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Encampments
Cable
Bridge Park
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Vandalism and Clean up
Capital Park
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Irrigation repair
Circus drove stake
through mainline
Roots causing
issues
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Hazardous Limb Removal
One of many trees
cleaned up at
Chiawana Park
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Tree Root Damage
Tree on Burden heaving
sidewalk and damaging
abutting fence. Tree
Removed and stump and
roots ground down
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Other Projects
Burden Soccer
goal assembly
and new
fountain
installed at
Peanuts Park
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Director Updates
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September 11, 2025
Unfinished Business
Miscellaneous Discussion
•Next Meeting: November 13, 2025
Adjournment
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Parks & Recreation
Advisory Board Meeting
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