The Village of Pleasant Prairie invites all community members to participate in an online survey to shape the future of its parks and open spaces. The survey is part of the 2023 Park and Open Space Plan and intends to gather essential information on the frequency of park visits, the overall condition of existing amenities, and the community's recreational needs. By participating in the survey, residents will play a crucial role in guiding the development of future parkland, recreation trails, and natural areas.
To take the online survey, visit
SurveyMonkey.com/r/8FDP6VD. The survey will be available until Friday, September 22, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. The primary purpose of surveying the community and updating the plan is proactively planning for the Village’s future park and recreation needs. The policy recommendations and programs presented in the 2023 Park and Open Space Plan will guide the acquisition, preservation, and development of land for parks, recreation trails, and other open spaces to meet the needs of the growing and changing population.
"We look forward to engaging with our community through this survey process and creating a plan that meets the needs of our residents and guests," said Pleasant Prairie Public Works Director Tomas Hupp. "We truly appreciate the public's participation throughout the planning process. Community feedback is essential in shaping future parks, open spaces, and recreational areas."
The Village Park Commission encourages everyone to participate in the survey. Once the survey is complete, Village staff will present the collected data at the Park Commission and Village Board meetings. The 2023 Park and Open Space design team will use feedback from the survey, community meetings, and public engagement to create an updated plan that includes features reflective of the community's interests and needs.
The Village of Pleasant Prairie values its residents' voices and looks forward to continuing to build a vibrant and inclusive park system with valuable input from the 2023 Park and Open Space Plan survey.