This 4.7 acre park is located between Adelle R. Clark Middle School and Noel A. Smith Elementary School, near the intersection of Lebanon Road and Borchardt Drive. Improvements to the park will include:
Located near PGA Pkwy and Coit Rd. Design phase is estimated to begin in Q2 of 2023.
Davis Park
Located at Research Rd. and Eldorado Pkwy. Designs are estimated to be completed in Q3 of 2022. Construction is planned to start in Q4 of 2022.
Gallegos Park
Located between First St. and Second St. Designs are estimated to be completed in Q3 of 2022. Construction is planned to start in Q4 of 2022.
Jack Hamilton Park
The 1.6 acre Jack Hamilton Park (formerly know as First Street Park) is located at the intersection of First Street and Ash Street in downtown Frisco. The 2017 Park Reinvestment Report identified First Street Park needs improvements. Reinvestment opportunities were discussed with community members in January 2018. Ideas under consideration for the master plan include a loop concrete trail, lighting, and a shade structure. Construction will be completed in July 2022.
Shepherds Glen Park is located on the Shepherds Hill subdivision, between Canoe Road and Shepherds Hill Lane, adjacent to Gunstream Elementary School and Cal and Walter Wester Middle School. The 2019/2020 review of park property identified that Shepherds Glen Park needed reinvestment and improvement. Construction is planned to start in Q4 of 2022.
Improvements to the park will include:
a larger splash pad area
larger playground elements
retrofitting existing shade structures and site furnishings
new parking areas and pedestrian paths, as well as native restorative landscape zones
interpretative signage and improvements to the Public Art area
Tuscany Meadows Park is located in the Tuscany Square subdivision between Teel Hollow Drive and Promontory Drive, adjacent to Lebanon Trail High School. The 2019/2020 review of park property identified that Tuscany Meadows Park needed reinvestment and improvement. Construction is planned to start in Q4 of 2022.
Improvements to the park will include:
a larger all-inclusive playground area
retrofitting existing shade structures and site furnishings
new pedestrian paths and multiuse activity track, as well as native restorative landscape zones
interpretative signage and improvements to the Public Art area