Improvements are coming to three neighborhood parks in south Fort Worth.
City staff reviewed plans at a June 25 public meeting, where residents were given the opportunity to ask questions and make suggestions. Fort Worth City Council member Mia Hall of District 6 greeted attendees as they arrived.
The planned improvements:
- Playground for ages 5-12
- Shade shelter near the playground
- Fitness equipment along the trail
- Replaced benches and trash cans
- Drinking fountain
- New loop trail
- Fitness equipment along the trail
- Shade shelter for picnic tables near playground
- Update benches and trash cans
- Drinking fountain and pet waste station
- New playground for ages 5-12
- Drinking fountain
Some attendees asked questions about Rosemary Ridge, including about bike trails, lighting, fire ant control and coyotes in the area.
The city staff said they would look into adding bike trails and solar lights. Other residents asked about planting more trees and adding fences. Grants are available for tree planting and parks are generally not fenced because they are public.
One attendee asked if the park could have emergency call buttons, and a city staff member said the parks department is looking into that.
A city official told one resident that Fox Run Park could be used for football practice.
When asked if the parks would be worked on one at a time or simultaneously, the staff said it depends on the bid contract later in the planning process.
Denise Kahn is a member of the Fort Worth Report Documenters crew. If you believe anything in this account is inaccurate, please email us at news@fortworthreport.org with “Correction Request” in the subject line.
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