Parks and Recreation CommissionMenlo Park
Prepare 2026-27 Parks & Recreation work plan
The staff presented a draft work plan for the 2026‑27 fiscal year.
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The staff presented a draft work plan for the 2026‑27 fiscal year.
The commission presented a report on completed self‑guided park tours.
The agenda includes a permit application form for removing heritage trees.
Project arborist will inspect sites during any work in non-intrusion zones of protected trees and document actions.
The commission will overview data for special landscape areas.
The commission presented an overview of the city’s urban forest and its benefits.
The commission will deny the appeal to remove a heritage tree at 2174 Clayton Dr.
The City Council is asked to support the urban canopy and adopt a new Urban Forestry Management Plan in the budget.
The commission will share a summary of sitewide ETAF and maximum applied water allowance (MAWA).
The commission will discuss the water‑efficient landscape worksheet for Lot #1.
The commission will present ETAF calculations for regular landscape areas (total 1,567 sf, 732 ha).
The agenda shared a GIS report showing Menlo Park’s overall canopy coverage at 28%.