How this works: At the July open house, attendees reviewed a series of boards and voted by placing dot stickers next to their preferred options. This page shows every board from that evening. Four of the boards ask for your input — tap an option to place a dot, and tap it again to remove it.
On the Priority 1 Funding Vote board you place one dot. On the Trail Priorities and Park Priorities boards you place three dots per section, just like the sticker sheets handed out at the workshop.
Trail and park project numbers on the voting boards match the Parks & Trails Key Map shown just before the Trail Priorities board. Tap either map image to zoom in.
Project timeline and next steps for the BV-ROMP process.
Engagement to date, key themes from Workshop #1, and results of the May/June Funding & Facility Poll.
Review this board before voting on the Priority 1 funding options below.
Which funding option do you prefer?
Place one dot next to your preferred option. Tap again to remove it, or tap a different option to move your dot.
Draft programming recommendations, organized by priority level.
Maroon numbers = trail projects | Green numbers = park projects. Tap the map to zoom.
North extension: Rodeo Arena area (park project #19), Airport Trail extension (trail project #10), and the map legend.
Map codes match the key map above. Shaded items require coordination with other landowners and/or jurisdictions.
1. Missing Links — pick your top 3
Place up to three dots next to the trail links that matter most to you.
2. Network Expansion — pick your top 3
Place up to three dots next to the trail expansions that matter most to you.
Green map codes match the key map above.
Lower Cost Improvements (<$1 million) — pick your top 3
Place up to three dots next to the improvements you'd prioritize.
Green map codes match the key map above (project #19 appears on the north extension map).
Higher Cost Improvements (>$1 million) — pick your top 3
Place up to three dots next to the improvements you'd prioritize.
Almost done!
Add any comments, then submit. You can skip any board you don't have an opinion on — partial responses are welcome.
Your dots so far
Thank you!
Your input has been recorded and will be summarized along with the in-person workshop results to shape the final Recreation & Outdoor Master Plan recommendations.