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Parks director: Heritage Park design kickoff, tennis grants and Sanders Ferry boat ramp near reopening
Summary
Hendersonville parks staff reported a design kickoff for the Heritage Park project, nearly finalized maintenance-shop designs, multiple tennis-related grants totaling about $20,000, an insurance grant for security cameras and a mid‑April target to reopen the Sanders Ferry boat ramp.
Parks Director Miss Skelly told the Parks and Recreation Board on March 24 that design work will begin next week for Heritage Park and that the department expects a five‑month design phase aimed at moving dirt by the end of the year or early next year.
Skelly said the department will submit the Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) grant application the board previously approved and thanked residents who left supportive online comments; she said screenshots of public comments strengthen the grant application. She also reported three tennis grants—from the United States Tennis Association, the Tennessee Tennis Association and the USTA…
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