PARKS MASTER PLAN IN PROGRESS!
The City of Olivette is developing a park master plan to guide renovation and development of our park system over the next ten years. PUBLIC INPUT IS VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE JOIN US THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS!
The final version of the Parks Master Plan will be posted on June 8, 2018. The City Council will review and then adopt the Plan during two City Council meetings: June 12 and June 26, 2018.
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Our parks are important community assets contributing to the quality of life in Olivette. Residents, businesses, and visitors alike enjoy and benefit from the city’s parks, trails and recreation facilities.
The Park Master Plan will be a guide for renovation and development of our park system over the next ten years. The City’s approach to the plan is built on five key principles. Connectivity. We will use parks to connect people and places.
Innovation. We will consider new approaches to how we manage our parks. Partnership. We will collaborate with the community to plan and sustain our parks. Sustainability. We will preserve natural resources and promote health and well-being. Financial Responsibility. We will develop strategies that match resources available. |
About the Planning Process
The planning process will take approximately eight months with several opportunities for public input.
The planning process will take approximately eight months with several opportunities for public input.
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Fact Collection
Community Survey Parks Open House #1 & Ice Cream Social Development of Park Concept Plan Parks Open House #2 Concept Plan Revisions Final Master Plan |
June - August 2017
August 9-31 August 24 5-8PM : City Center August - October October 25 5-8PM : Community Center November February 2018 |
PARKS IN THE CENTER OF IT ALL!
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120 acres of beautiful parkland await! olivette parks feature walking paths, playgrounds, picnic areas, ball fields, mature trees, a prairie, areas for quiet reflection, bird watching and abundant open space to explore!
Indian Meadows Park
Irv Zeid Citizen's Park
Stacy Park
Veteran's Park
Villa Park
Walking/Biking Pathway
Warson Park
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bee balm (Monarda didyma) blooming in the stacy park native prairie
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