Replace playground equipment. The existing structure was originally installed in 1998.

Due to the age of the structure and the difficulty obtaining repair parts, upgrading the equipment will provide a safe and functioning playground for park users

Install a sand volleyball court in the park, volleyball use has increased throughout the park system.

It is the Park Commission's recommendation to add volleyball courts to address an unmet need.

Currently, temporary nets are being set up on fields, causing damage to grass and athletic fields.

Repave existing trails to improve the condition, ADA compliance, and extend the life of the trail system in the park.

The pavement has begun deteriorating due to normal wear, and tree root heaving. The trails receive a high volume of use on a daily basis and repaving will provide trail users a safe, well maintained trail system.

Willowbrooke Commons, is the largest of the three parks planned for this development. This park is referred to as "Park 2 SE Quadrant Park (Preliminary Plat, Outlot Q)".

The Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City and developers of the Willowbrooke specify the City shall construct and maintain as public parks the following three parks to coincide with the development of each phase.

This park is proposed to be financed over two years, with $1,500,000 in 2023 with existing Park Capital Funds, and the remaining $1,439,000 paid for with Bond proceeds in 2024.

Repave the existing trail on the south side of 36th Street from Ideal Avenue to Upper 38th Street as part of the 36th Street reconstruction project. The trail will also be extended from Upper 38th Street to 40th Street.

The Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City and developers of the Willowbrooke specify the City shall construct and maintain the entire public trail and sidewalk system within the open space to coincide with the development of each phase.

Willowbrooke Open Space Restoration Project includes activities to design, install and maintain approximately 12.6 acres of native and pollinator friendly plant communities in Outlots A, B & G within Willowbrooke. Project includes 3 years of "grow in maintenance".

The City is responsible for the establishment and maintain the open space, as described in the Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City, White Star Farms, LLC and U.S. Home Corporation

Replace the existing tot lot / play structure. The existing structures were originally installed in 1995.

Due to the age of the structure and the difficulty obtaining repair parts, upgrading the playground will provide a safe and functioning playground for park users.

Install a sand volleyball court in the park, volleyball use has increased throughout the park system.

It is the Park Commission's recommendation to add volleyball courts to address an unmet need. Currently, temporary nets are being set up on fields, causing damage to grass and athletic fields.

Replace the four existing fields' high pressure sodium ballfield light fixtures with LED fixtures.

The current lighting system was installed in 1989. The existing fixtures are obsolete and finding replacement parts has become increasingly difficult. The lights are proposed to be replaced with high efficiency LED fixtures that have the ability to increase lighting levels on the field and reduce light glare outside of the ballfield area simultaneously.

Willowbrooke Commons, is the largest of the three parks planned for this development. This park is referred to as "Park 2 SE Quadrant Park (Preliminary Plat, Outlot Q)".

The Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City and developers of the Willowbrooke specify the City shall construct and maintain as public parks the following three parks to coincide with the development of each phase.

This park is proposed to be financed over two years, with $1,015,000 in 2023 with existing Park Capital Funds, and the remaining $1,924,000 paid for with Bond proceeds in 2024.

Installation of new trail segments within the open space north of 40th Street.

The Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City and developers of the Willowbrooke specify the City shall construct and maintain the entire public trail and sidewalk system within the open space to coincide with the development of each phase. This portion of the trail development is anticipated to occur during 2024 and 2025.

Willowbrooke Open Space Restoration Project includes activities to design, install and maintain approximately 17.3 acres of native and pollinator friendly plant communities in Outlots C, D, I within Willowbrooke. Project includes 3 years of grow in maintenance.

The City is responsible for the establishment and maintain the open space, as described in the Master Planned Unit Development Agreement between the City, White Star Farms, LLC and U.S. Home Corporation

Replace the existing tot lot / play structure. The existing structures were installed in 1998.

Due to the age of the structure and the difficulty obtaining repair parts, upgrading the equipment will provide a safe and functioning playground for park users.

Repave existing trails to improve the condition, ADA compliance, and extend the life of the trail system in the park.

The pavement has began deteriorating due to normal wear, and tree root heaving. The trails receive a high volume of use on a daily basis and repaving will provide trail users a safe, well maintained trail system.

Establish a community garden location for residents who don't have the space for their own onsite garden. The project would include site preparation, fencing, and possibly a water supply.

There are a number of apartment and townhome residents that don't have the opportunity to grow their own food. A location for this project is not currently identified.