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Current Parks Development Projects
| Project: | Timeline / Special Funding |
|---|---|
Erwin Park The project includes:
| In design. |
E.A. Randles Park | Randles Master Plan The project includes:
| In design. |
Gabe Nesbitt | Nesbitt Master Plan The project includes:
| In design. |
Gabe Nesbitt | Indoor Tennis Facility The facility is a 55,000 square feet building that includes:
| In construction. |
Mary Will Craig Park | Mary Will Craig Master Plan Renovations include:
| In construction. |
McKinney Greens This project includes master planning the 73-acre former golf course and a 4.7-acre neighborhood park. McKinney Greens 4.7-Acre Neighborhood Park Concept Plan | In design. |
McKinney Soccer Complex at Craig Ranch | Soccer Complex Master Plan The project includes:
| In construction. |
Murphy Park | Murphy Master Plan The project includes:
| In construction. |
Old Settler's Park Planned expansion of the playground and pavilion area with additional site amenities such as climbing boulders and swings. | In design. |
Robinson Ridge Park | Robinson Master Plan 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. |
Towne Lake Park The project includes:
| In design. |
Wattley Park | Wattley Master Plan Renovations include the update of the playground area, pavilion, sports court and install walking trails. During the 1950s, a site near the park was used as an unpermitted landfill. As part of this project, the city will complete work to maintain and increase safety protocols for this site as part of a Voluntary Clean-up Program (VCP). This work requires tree removal in the park and the installation of an enhanced barrier on top of the old landfill. Questions about the VCP? Call Environmental Engineering at 972-547-7475 | In design. |
Some of our development projects receive special funding from the following sources:
| 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. |
| The Local Park Grant Program consists of 5 individual programs that assist local units of government with the acquisition and/or development of public recreation areas and facilities throughout the State of Texas. The Program provides 50% matching grants on a reimbursement basis to eligible applicants. All grant assisted sites must be dedicated as parkland in perpetuity, properly maintained and open to the public. |