Finishing touches underway on Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Master Plan
An updated version of the draft Parks and Recreation Master Plan should be posted next week
An updated version of the draft Parks and Recreation Master Plan should be posted next week
The plan would permanently replace two remaining tennis courts with six ones for pickleball, a sport that require less space to play.
Actual construction of the trail will take additional funding, funding that has not yet been identified.
“This first phase includes over 8 miles of multi-use trails, a trailhead with 75 parking spaces, and public restrooms, providing a welcoming space for outdoor recreation.”
The temporary closure of the Butterfly Greenway is to remove invasive species and prepare for planting of new vegetation.
The new field will not be ready for a while.
This will be a prefabricated bridge intended to allow people to cross from the new Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority units to places to the east.
Revenues from city pools do not cover the cost to maintain them.
Louisa County appears to be proceeding with two turf fields rather than reduce the scope of the project.
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