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County staff submit revised Trading House Lake Park grant application emphasizing ADA and shore-side improvements
Summary
County consultant presented a revised Texas Parks and Wildlife grant application for Trading House Lake Park that removes beach extension and dredging items, focuses on ADA-accessible amenities, estimates a $1.103 million project cost, and sets a multi-year timeline if funded.
McLennan County commissioners on Tuesday accepted for reporting purposes a revised grant application to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) for improvements at Trading House Lake Park. The county’s consultant said the application drops shoreline and dredging elements from last year’s proposal and instead emphasizes shore-side, ADA-accessible amenities to strengthen the grant score.
Jason Mundo of Mundo and Associates told commissioners the project team removed a proposed beach extension and dredging/jetty work after TPWD advised those items were unlikely to be fundable under the nonurban outdoor grant and could trigger U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permitting. The revised application emphasizes an ADA-accessible playground, two sand volleyball courts, four…
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