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A proposed 10-acre park in the Mountain Ridge development is generating excitement among Riverton City Council members. During the March 4 meeting, city officials discussed the park's layout and features, which include play fields, a splash pad, playground equipment, and pickleball courts.
The park will be located south of 130th South along Sentinel, with plans still in the early stages. Council members received a presentation detailing the park's design, which has been developed in collaboration with Edge Homes, the project's developer. The park will also feature walking trails along the canal, connecting to a larger loop around the development.
While the park's design is not yet ready for formal approval, city officials sought feedback from council members to refine the plans. The northern section of the park will focus on informal and passive recreation, providing a balance to the more active areas.
Edge Homes' representative, Brandon, was present to answer questions and gather input from the council. The discussion highlighted the importance of community involvement in shaping the park's final design, ensuring it meets the needs and desires of Riverton residents.
As the project moves forward, the city anticipates further collaboration with the Parks and Trails Committee to finalize the park's features and layout, aiming to create a vibrant space for recreation and community gatherings.
Converted from Riverton - City Council Meeting - Mar 04, 2025 meeting on March 04, 2025
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