The authority said more than 80 green spaces, including sections in parks and grass verges, would be left to grow naturally.
However, a recent report to the Shipley Area Committee said some people living near the areas left to grow wild were “not happy” with the change.
It added: “More engagement is needed on the benefits and impacts of increased biodiversity with residents and schools.”
Conversations about future meadows are due to take place in the coming weeks.
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