Legislation Details

File #: 2026-0620    Version: Name:
Type: Agenda Item Status: Discuss and consider action
File created: 4/28/2026 In control: Parks and Recreation
On agenda: 6/9/2026 Final action:
Title: Discuss and consider action to authorize City's acceptance of a Maintenance Agreement and a Public Access Easement for the use of a City park and open space within the Lakeside Meadows Public Improvement District (PID).
Attachments: 1. Public Access Easement, 2. Maintenance Agreement
Title
Discuss and consider action to authorize City's acceptance of a Maintenance Agreement and a Public Access Easement for the use of a City park and open space within the Lakeside Meadows Public Improvement District (PID).

Summary
This item considers authorizing the City's acceptance of both a Public Access Easement and a Maintenance Agreement from Lakeside Meadows LLC, and the Lakeside Meadows Industrial Property Owners Association, Inc. for park improvements and open space within the Lakeside Meadows Public Improvement District (PID).

The Lakeside Meadows PID was established by City Council in 2022 and includes approximately 415 acres. As part of the development of the district, certain park and trail improvements are being constructed within privately owned open space areas and will be dedicated to the City upon completion and acceptance.

The improvements covered under these agreements include trail-related amenities such as lighting, a water fountain, a bike repair station, and benches located within the open space areas. These amenities are intended to support and enhance the trail network within the development and contribute to the City’s broader connectivity system.

The Public Access Easement provides a perpetual, non-exclusive easement allowing public access to and use of these park improvements and open space. While the property will remain privately owned, this ensures the space functions as a public amenity for residents and the broader community.

The Maintenance Agreement establishes that the Property Owners Association will be responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the park improvements, including routine inspection, repair, and upkeep, at no cost to the City. The City will retain ownership of the improvements and maintain the ability to access the site as needed for public health, safety, and infrastructure purposes.

Together, these agreements clearly define public access and long-term maintenance responsibilities within the PID, ensu...

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