The details
The $150,000 playground project will feature three play areas, multiple slides and shade canopies. Money for the project comes from the Keller Development Corporation, which receives a half-cent of the community's sales tax revenue to use exclusively on park and recreation capital projects according to city officials. Because of upcoming weather impacts, officials expect construction to finish in February and be ready for the public then, said Rachel Reynolds, communication and public engagement manager for the city.
Zooming in
Officials said the replacement is a part of the city commitment to replace playgrounds that have reached the end of their life. This annual program will combine for a $1.2 million investment in playground upgrades between fiscal years 2019-2020 and 2027-2028.