The Felida Community Neighborhood Association meeting held on March 11, 2025, focused on the ongoing developments at Cooper Creek Woods, a community park in Clark County, Washington. The meeting highlighted recent improvements and future plans for the park, which is situated on Northwest Sixteenth Avenue, south of A Hundred And Nineteenth.
During the meeting, officials reported that installation of fencing and minor site grading has commenced to enhance the park's perimeter. The park, which spans approximately ten acres, has a master plan dating back to 2012, originally developed by a neighborhood group. The proposed facilities include a picnic shelter, playground, restroom, and parking lot, aimed at creating a connection to the Cougar Creek Greenway.
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Subscribe for Free A significant point of discussion was the planned improvements to the surrounding infrastructure, including curb, gutter, and sidewalk work scheduled for the upcoming spring. Community feedback indicated safety concerns regarding the current sidewalk conditions, which often lead to hazardous situations for pedestrians. The improvements aim to address these issues and enhance accessibility to the park.
Looking ahead, the timeline for further development includes completing the master plan by 2028, with preliminary engineering set for 2029. Initial construction phases are anticipated to begin in 2030 or 2031, focusing on creating a neighborhood park atmosphere with basic amenities such as playgrounds and walking trails, rather than extensive facilities like a parking lot or flush restroom until a more significant trail connection is established.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue engaging the community in the planning process, as officials acknowledged the need for public input after nearly a decade of inactivity on the project. The ongoing developments at Cooper Creek Woods reflect the county's efforts to enhance local recreational spaces and ensure safety for residents and visitors alike.