Other concerns she touched upon in her presentation included the California water situation - citing the off chance the pad could become inoperable if a drought occurs - and the parking impact a new structure could bring to the lake.
Many board meetings later it was unanimously decided a splash pad, considered to require less maintenance and be less costly to operate, would be constructed at the lagoon site.ĭirector Monique Scobey, who originally voted in favor of the splash pad, made a presentation during the October meeting outlining her change of heart, noting she has heard protests from residents and also thinks the concrete splash pad is not in harmony with Cameron Park Lake and natural surroundings. 19 Cameron Park Community Services District Board of Directors meeting, with some concerned the project isn’t the best use of CSD funds.ĬPCSD staff and directors in 2019 permanently closed the lake’s swimming lagoon and later sent surveys out to Cameron Park residents asking for input regarding water recreation amenities. The prospective Cameron Park Lake splash pad became a hot topic during the Oct.
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