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Project dates are subject to change.
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Current Parks Development Projects | ||
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Project | Timeline | |
Master Plan The Parks Development team is currently in the process of updating the Parks Master Plane and Hike and Bike Master Plan. The plans provide direction on parkland needs, park improvements, trail construction, recreational facilities, street-scape improvements and future park projects for the next 1 - 10 years and beyond. | Ongoing | |
Senior Rec Center Renovations will enlarge staff offices, multi-purpose rooms and fitness room. The entrance to the facility will also be updated. | Currently under renovation with a completion timeline of spring 2021. | |
Al Ruschhaupt Soccer Complex Phase II Immediate work includes replacing old restroom and adding additional covered seating. Other renovations include the, playground, concessions and sports fields. For more information, visit the FAQ page. | In construction. Spring 2021 | |
Neighborhood Park Renovations These eight neighborhood parks will be renovated soon:
| All master plans are complete. | |
Old Settler’s Park This park is undergoing a complete renovation which will include a new playground, pavilion, futsol and basketball court. | Project in design. Construction set to begin Spring 2021 | |
Old Settler’s Rec Center Phase II work is currently underway and it involves renovating the southern half of the facility. This includes converting the outdoor basketball pavilion into a new interior space. The new interior space will include more fitness space, restrooms, multi-purpose rooms, new front entrance, offices and a patio extension. | Spring 2021 | |
Gabe Nesbitt New playground and shade structures at both baseball and softball fields. | Under construction. | |
Greens of McKinney This 72-acre parcel was donated to the city on June 11, 2018. | No timeline as of now. | |
Cottonwood Park Renovations This project will include renovations and upgrades to current park amenities. | March 2021 | |
Finch Park Finch Park will undergo improvements in accordance with the approved 2010 Master Plan. Phase 2: new playground pods and a new splash pad. | Phase 1 complete. Phase 2 in design. | |
Prestwyck Park This neighborhood park will be located near the intersection of University Dr. and Coit Rd. within the Prestwyck subdivision. View the Prestwyk Park Master Plan. | Under construction. | |
Robinson Ridge Park This neighborhood park will be located just east of Muscadine Drive and Garden Ridge in the Robinson Ridge subdivision. Just west of Ledbetter Park and Baker Elementary. | In design. |
In 1996, voters approved a one-half cent sales tax to promote and preserve the quality of life in McKinney. Local shopping and dining enable MCDC to make a direct impact back into the community. MCDC has invested more than $100 million into the community to support quality of life projects.
The "It’s My McKinney" icon lets you know that your local dining and shopping helped make this project a reality.
In 2019 McKinney residents voted to approve $91 million in funding for the enhancement and expansion of the city's parks system. When you see the 2019 Bond Project icon, you know that your vote helped to make this project possible. Learn more about the 2019 Bond. |
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Parks Development
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1611 N. Stonebridge Dr.
McKinney, TX 75071
Ph 972-547-7448
Fax 972-547-7487