The cost to build the park is $4.98 million, which includes a $131,477 purchase of playground equipment last year, according to meeting documents.
Funding for the park comes from a 2020 bond, tree mitigation fees, park improvement and development fees and money from the town’s general fund budget.
The Prosper Area Soccer Association plans to contribute $500,000 toward the cost of a restroom facility, according to meeting documents.
Here are the amenities planned for Lakewood Preserve Park:
- Four pickleball courts
- A basketball court
- Baseball backstops
- Three lighted soccer fields
- A cricket field and pitch
- A restroom facility
- An expanded playground
- Trails
- Landscaping
- A 76-space parking lot
Early designs for the park included a sand volleyball court, but it was removed in favor of the cricket and pickleball areas, Baker said.