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Parks Advisory Commission

The Purpose of the Parks Advisory Commission (PAC) is to recommend policies and advise on park development. PAC also provides a formal opportunity for public involvement regarding community park and recreation services, including park rules and regulations; park and recreation facility policies, fees, hours, and scheduling; annual operating budget; park land acquisitions; major new development projects; and capital improvement and acquisition funding. Non-land acquisition meetings are open to the public and public comment is welcome.

For more information about PAC, email Parks & Recreation Manager Josh Landefeld at JLandefeld@a2gov.org or call 734.794.6230 ext. 42501​.​

PAC Meetings

​PAC meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month.  ​ Please refer to the City's Events Calendar for up-to-date meeting information including cancellations and notices of electronic meetings. Notices of electronic meetings are posted no later than 18 hours prior to the meeting start.

Official PAC Members

  • Anne Ma​rsan​, Chair​
  • Rachel Skylis , Vice Chair
  • Alexa Bush
  • ​Vince Cavataio​​
  • Ruth Kraut
  • Teesha Montague
  • Laurence O'Connell​
  • Therese Perlowski
  • Hannah Smith

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Representing City Council

  • Travis Radina
  • Chris Watson

Representing City of Ann Arbor Parks & ​Recreation Services

Josh Landefeld - Parks and Recreation Manager

Agendas and Minutes​​

The PAC agenda and minutes are available at the City of Ann Arbor's Legislative Information Center. 

  • Access the calendar page.

  • Select "Park Advisory Commission" from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.

Documents Subcommitt​​ee is Reviewing:

PAC Downtown P​​ark Subcommittee 

The Downtown Park Subcommittee of the Park Advisory Commission has the following goal:

"To determine whether and what additional parks are wanted and/or needed in downtown Ann Arbor, focusing on city-owned parcels in the DDA district while maintaining awareness of additional nearby properties, for example: Liberty Plaza, 721 N. Main and 415 W. Washington. The 'deliverable' will be a set of recommendations for the City Council."

Meetings are open to the public and a space for public commentary is included on each agenda. Email Parks & Recreation Manager Josh Landefeld at jlandefeld@a2gov.org​ or call 734.794.6230 ext. 42501 to receive additional information.

Subcommittee Members

Ingrid Ault
Julie Berson-Grand
Alan Jackson
Karen Levin

Documents Committee is Reviewing

Proposals in response to the terminated RFP #743 - ​Development of the Library Lot

In March 2011, City Council voted to terminate the Library Lot RFP #743, which sought to develop a 1.2-acre lot owned by the City of Ann Arbor located at 319 S. Fifth Avenue with the downtown Development Authority. Proposals were submitted in response to the RFP and to varying extents considered open space. As such, the subcommittee is reviewing them from that perspective: Pre-Proposal Q&A, Proposals.​

   

pac@a2gov.org

734.794.6230

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