Parks & Recreation Commission
Agenda Items (14)
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
CONSENT CALENDAR
Action on the Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting Minutes from January 12, 2026
26-265PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS
GENERAL BUSINESS
Approval of a Grant from the Wade Brummal Youth Sports Scholarship Program in the Amount of $3,550 to Reimburse Santa Clara Police Activities League for Eligible Scholarships from the 2025 Softball Season
26-93Approval of a Grant from the Wade Brummal Youth Sports Scholarship Program in the Amount of $42,045 to Reimburse Santa Clara Youth Soccer League for Eligible Scholarships from the 2025 Soccer Season
26-130Review and Recommendation of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan to the City Council for Adoption
26-216Discuss the Progress Made on the FY 2025/26 Parks & Recreation Commission’s Work Plan Goals and Activities
26-267STAFF REPORT
COMMISSIONERS REPORT
ADJOURNMENT
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