PROS Plan 90% draft was scheduled for Parks Board review on May 14
The Bothell Parks and Recreation Board's May 14, 2026 agenda listed a staff presentation seeking Board feedback on the 90% draft of the PROS Plan. 1
What the records say
The agenda for the Bothell Parks & Recreation Board's regular meeting on Thursday, May 14, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at Bothell City Hall (18415 101st Ave NE, Conference Rooms 107/108) included a staff presentation on the Bothell Parks, Recreation, and Open Space (PROS) Plan. 1 Staff were seeking the Board's feedback on the 90% draft of the plan, and Parks Planning and Development Program Manager Aaron Milner was scheduled to attend to discuss the status of the long-range planning document and gather feedback on the draft. 1 The public could comment in person, via Teams, or in writing by email before 3:00 PM on May 14, 2026. 1
- Staff were scheduled to seek the Parks and Recreation Board's feedback on the 90% draft of the PROS Plan.
- Parks Planning and Development Program Manager Aaron Milner was scheduled to attend to discuss the plan's status and gather feedback.
- The meeting was set for 6:00 p.m. on May 14, 2026, at Bothell City Hall, Conference Rooms 107/108, with remote participation by call-in or Teams and written comments accepted by email before 3:00 PM that day.
Why it matters
The PROS Plan is the long-range document that will guide future decisions about parks, recreation facilities, and open space across Bothell. Feedback gathered at the 90% draft stage can influence the final plan residents will live with for years, and the agenda's public-comment window gave residents a direct channel to weigh in before the draft advanced. 1
What changed / what's next
- The May 14, 2026 agenda added a staff presentation item on the PROS Plan 90% draft, scheduled for Board review and feedback. 1
- The supplied records do not establish the meeting's outcome, including whether the Board's feedback changed the final draft. 1
- The records do not specify next steps or a timeline for finalizing the PROS Plan after this session. 1
- The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.