The Flower Mound Parks Board meeting on March 6, 2025, highlighted significant progress and ongoing challenges in local park developments, particularly focusing on Bluebonnet Park, Jerome and Wilkerson Parks, and the new Peter's Colony Memorial Park.
The meeting began with an update on the completion of repairs at Bluebonnet Park, which were finalized in late February. The park's trail, previously in poor condition, has been revitalized, although it faced some vandalism shortly after repairs were made. Fortunately, the contractor promptly addressed the issue by replacing the damaged panels, and the new installations have not encountered further vandalism.
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Subscribe for Free Attention then shifted to the LED retrofit project at Jerome and Wilkerson Parks. The board is awaiting the arrival of equipment to replace outdated light fixtures in the ball fields and parking lots. The expected delivery dates are March 24 for Jerome Park and March 31 for Wilkerson Park, with installation anticipated to take four to six weeks.
The construction of Peter's Colony Memorial Park, located near the library, is progressing despite weather-related delays. The contractor is currently replacing the sidewalk along Old Settlers Road and is working on redesigning a ramp to improve accessibility. Additionally, concerns regarding the design of piers for a water wall have led to a temporary halt in that aspect of construction, ensuring that all elements are correctly engineered before proceeding. Foundation work for a pavilion and excavation for a playground are also underway, laying the groundwork for future developments.
Overall, the meeting underscored the Parks Board's commitment to enhancing community spaces, addressing challenges as they arise, and ensuring that projects meet safety and quality standards. As these developments continue, residents can look forward to improved recreational facilities in Flower Mound.