File #: 19-0224    Name: Prestwyck Park Workshop Session
Type: Agenda Item Status: Agenda Ready
In control: Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Advisory Board
On agenda: 3/14/2019 Final action:
Title: Prestwyck Park Workshop Session
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Prestwyck Park Workshop Session

 

 

Summary

 

COUNCIL GOAL:                     Enhance the Quality of Life in McKinney

(5A: Create affordable recreational and cultural arts activities for all ages throughout the city)

(5C: Continue to market and highlight McKinney as a unique destination for residents and visitors alike)

 

MEETING DATE:                     March 14, 2019

 

DEPARTMENT:                      Parks & Recreation

 

CONTACT:                     Michael Kowski, Director of Parks & Recreation

                     

 

ITEM SUMMARY: 

                     Parks and Recreation staff will lead a discussion and workshop session related to the various design options for a new neighborhood park in the Prestwyck neighborhood. Feedback from this session will be forwarded to the design team for incorporation into their planning efforts.

 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION: 

 

                     This 10-acre unimproved park site is situated within the Prestwyck subdivision which is generally located south of 380 and east of Coit Road.  It is adjacent to a Prosper ISD elementary school (Hughes).

 

                     In August of 2018, the City hired DCBA Landscape Architecture to design this project.

 

                     The City posted an online survey in the fall of 2018 to gather citizen feedback, and hosted a public open house meeting on February 2, 2019.

 

                     Based on this information DCBA has sketched some design schemes for review and comment by the City in anticipation of hosting another public open house in the near future.

 

                     The Prestwyck Neighborhood Park Project (PK1643) is a FY17-18 Capital Improvements Program Project funded by Parkland Dedication Monies and MCDC funds in a total budget amount of $2,000,000.

 

                     Exhibits from DCBA will be presented and thoroughly discussed at the meeting.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY: 

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