2020 Parks & Recreation Master Plan - Town of Huntersville
2020 Parks & Recreation Master Plan - Town of Huntersville
2020 Parks & Recreation Master Plan - Town of Huntersville
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Greenways<strong>2020</strong> PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLANo North Mecklenburg Park: resurface basketball courts, walking trail, repairand widen park entrance and add parallel parking along the driveway.o Synthetic Turf Fields- the <strong>Town</strong> should continue to investigate the feasibilityto replace some natural grass fields with synthetic turf. Due to the high use <strong>of</strong>many fields the quality will continue to suffer.o <strong>Huntersville</strong> Arts and Cultural Center -renovate restrooms and buildingexterior.The <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Huntersville</strong> commissioned a greenway study in 2008 thatrecommended the development <strong>of</strong> miles <strong>of</strong> greenway. The development <strong>of</strong>greenways should be a priority over the next ten years based on the feedback from themaster plan surveys. The <strong>Town</strong> should work closely with Mecklenburg County andnew developers to expand the greenway system.Mecklenburg County Park Bond Projects approved:• Bradford Park: $3.2 million- Construction <strong>of</strong> three synthetic turf fields andassociated infrastructure.• Eastfield Road Park: $3.6 million- master planning and development <strong>of</strong> thisregional park. Typical amenities may include athletic fields, tennis courts, picnicshelters, playgrounds, dog park and walking trails.• <strong>Huntersville</strong> Family Fitness and Aquatic Center: $1.5 million- Expansion andupgrades to the aquatic center• Northern <strong>Town</strong>s <strong>Recreation</strong> Center: $27 million: Construction <strong>of</strong> a new 100,000+sq ft regional recreation center. The center will be designed to complement theexisting recreation centers in the northern towns. Potential amenities could include:multiple sports courts, fitness areas, indoor walking track, performing arts/multi-useclassrooms, meeting rooms, staff <strong>of</strong>fices and concession areas.• Lower McDowell Creek Greenway: $1.75 million- Baylis Drive to Beatties FordRoad.• McDowell Creek Greenway: $2.5 million-Taybrook Drive to Baylis Drive.………………………………………………………………………………………………………NOVEMBER 7, 20118