I used to work with Mn/ DOT and we used a process called Informed Consent to work with local residents before project plans were finalized.

The main thing that must be done in the future is consult with and get feedback from local residents before you make final plans not after.

Greenway connections so kids can bike to school.

A Nordic ski park with snow machines and trail grooming (adapting for snowless winters).

More connections; parks and parkways connecting communities and natural areas, incl. off roadway biking paths

Go up north. Quit building

Do some research. Plants need carbon monoxide to thrive. The planet is already greener than it was 10 years ago

Protected, undeveloped places to hike, away from road noise & motors of any kind. Places with unpaved trails & wildlife.

Stop developing nature and wildlife space so my children can grow up and enjoy the same things I have many fond memories of. FS IGH Council

All planted with native plants and trees. Buckthorn control too. Dog Parks also should be native

No hi-density building near Nature Park like Signal Hill. It defeats the purpose of Nature Park. The playing park is near hi-density area.

More natural area; trees, hills, water. Less development in the Northwest Quadrent.

Working on the invasive species would be fantastic. Salem Hills Park/Harmon Park seem a good size but trails don’t seem well delineated.

A regional park in northern IGH connecting to Harmon Park, reaching to 70th, to preserve green space, wildlife, & wetlands for generations.

More land for just trees and forest. Way less development and hardscapes.

All the buckthorn and invasive species would be gone and native plants would be abundant.

I love Lebanon Hills park, but I am noticing that road noise is reducing the enjoyable park size. McAndrews is so noisy dogs&people avoid it

More protected land, more public woodlands, less development of woodlands and wetlands

There would be more nature playgrounds (like the ones at Whitetail Woods). Greenways EVERYWHERE! :) More protected land, even small spots.

My wish is to save as much of the natural topography of The Harmon Park. Salem Park & adjacent land off of 70th street

Accessible areas for all mobilities. A big park in IGH with lots of natural & walking & quite areas. More shade on trails in the p.m. hours.

Young park police force focus less on wrong-way skiers and off-leash dogs. More coordinating with local 'real' police to solve real problems

Update these parks, connect them, update bike trails, lower % of horse trails, restore old maint facility to forest, clean lakes, stock fish

More benches around McDonough Lake

Signage on Lebanon hiking trails signifying bikes are not allowed. Increased usage on hiking trails has become dangerous.

More hiking trails with scenic overlooks. Additional indoor rental spaces (simple to keep them affordable) for groups.

local biodiversity/ecology research opportunities!

I’d love to have place where I know the indigenous peoples are considered when molding the part

More areas for off leash dogs.

Continued improvement of the land through restoration of native ecosystems & robust natural resource staffing & volunteer involvement.

I would like to see walking / snow shoe paths alongside the horse/cross country ski paths on the northeast part of the park

More funding and staffing for invasive removal and habitat restoration

More nature play areas! Similar to the play area at Tamarack nature center. Spaces that blend into the natural landscape

Preserve the natural sense of trail hiking in Lebanon Hills Park. Specifically avoid adding paved trails.

Would love a disc golf course somewhere in Dakota parks. Could also use it for skate ski cross country skiing

Want an place where ANYONE can go for a hike and feel safe. if trail needs to be flat, do the outside of park, not thru the park.