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creation for context. Louise Flinn asked Stancil if the next phase of park development <br /> could include things such as the desired soccer field. Stancil noted that old landfill sites <br /> often can be used for things like soccer fields, as they require little to no subsurface <br /> disruption, but all plans will hinge on the recommendations from the State's report. <br /> Allen Parker inquired as to if the County would allow groups such as the Scouts or third- <br /> party soccer organizations to interact with the Fairview Watch. Stancil replied that once <br /> any improvements were authorized, the group could work with other organizations to <br /> help achieve funding and coordination. <br /> b. Orange County Trails Plan Update-Abby Mattingly and Stancil presented an update on <br /> the Trails Plan. The pair met with the consultants from Gensler to outline some initial <br /> planning dates. The original "roadmap" had the consultants meeting with the Council in <br /> February; however, this was moved to March to allow for the Fairview discussion. Until <br /> the March meeting, the consultants requested that the PRC view and respond to a brief <br /> survey. The survey aims to gauge areas of opportunities and challenges, as well as <br /> perceived challenges. Mattingly encouraged the PRC to respond to the survey so that <br /> the consultants can come prepared to the March meeting. <br /> Old Business <br /> a. Approval of Meeting Summary, December 4: Mattingly amended the summary to <br /> remove Gina Reyman from members present, and clarify that while Gigi Rashdi was <br /> present, her term began January 1, 2025. Flinn moved to approve the meeting <br /> summary, Robinson seconded. All in favor, none opposed, motion carried. <br /> b. Board Vacancies and Potential Recommended Appointments:The Council reexamined <br /> the youth delegates, as following the December meeting, several youth delegate <br /> applications were received. A discussion was held and Flinn moved to recommend <br /> Navya and Gregory Husketh seconded. Parked moved to recommend Chloe, Husketh <br /> seconded. Both applicants were approved for recommendation with no opposition. <br /> Report of the Director <br /> a. Project/Program Updates—Stancil attended the quarterly NCDOT meeting. The group <br /> spoke about the Dimmock's Mill bridge crossing and installing signage for the MST <br /> crossing and will be in touch regarding potential installation possibilities or other <br /> methods. The disc golf designer has developed another design to present to the New <br /> Hope Bird Alliance. The Twin Creeks meadow license agreement with the non-profit <br /> organization TABLE is near finalization. <br /> Council and Committee Reports <br /> a. Intergovernmental Parks Work Group—next meeting scheduled for April 9, 2025 <br /> b. Items for the Council/Sharing of Volunteer Opportunities—none <br /> Adjournment: Ziemba adjourned the meeting at 7:50pm <br /> Next Meeting: March 5th (Bonnie B Davis EAC, Hillsborough) <br />
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