The Parks and Community Services department has been completing an update to the 2018 Parks Plan. As required by the State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO), city park system plans need to be updated every 6 years. These plans play an important role in establishing goals, policies, priorities and a vision for the city parks, trails and open space system. As demonstrated in the attached list of 2018 Park Plan accomplishments (
The Administration recommends policy development designed to have customers pay credit card transaction fees directly and not continue to absorb these fees. The most notable benefits to this cost recovery method: 1) 100% full cost recovery, 2) provides customers with greater transparency to charges and fees, 3) follows industry standards and this model is familiar to customers, and 4) customer pays the transaction fees directly to the payment processor – the City does not collect these fees to pay back to the payment processor.
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