The City of South Pasadena is inviting residents to help guide the future of its parks, trails, and open spaces by participating in the Parks Comprehensive Plan survey, open now through mid-August. This public survey is a key part of the City’s long-term planning effort and aims to collect feedback that will influence park improvements and recreational priorities over the next decade.
Survey to Influence Facility Upgrades and Planning
The online survey allows community members to provide input on several important topics, including:
- Park usage
- Facility needs
- Trail and open space access
- Park accessibility
- Community programming
“This is a unique opportunity for residents to have a direct voice in shaping how we invest in our parks and recreation system,” a City spokesperson said. “Whether you use our parks every day or just on occasion, your feedback is important.”
Plan Will Guide Park Development for the Next 10 Years
The Parks Comprehensive Plan will act as a strategic roadmap for the future, informing decisions on new park development, upgrades to existing facilities, and allocation of public resources. By incorporating community input, the plan will aim to reflect local priorities, support sustainability, and enhance overall quality of life in South Pasadena.
How to Participate
Residents can access the survey online at www.planspparks.com. The City encourages all community members to take a few minutes to share their perspectives.
About the City of South Pasadena
Nestled just six miles from downtown Los Angeles, South Pasadena is known as the City of Trees. With a population of approximately 25,000 and spanning 3.44 square miles, the city blends a small-town atmosphere with cultural and natural charm. It is home to scenic neighborhoods, vibrant small businesses, and award-winning schools.
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