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Forest Park staff report progress on six capital improvement projects; city center remains in preconstruction

City of Forest Park Mayor and Council · November 3, 2025
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Summary

City staff presented an update on six capital improvement projects on Nov. 3, including sidewalk repairs, median landscaping, Legacy Dog Park, Theater Park, Star Park Amphitheatre (in design) and the city center construction project (CMAR, preconstruction). Several projects are near completion; the city center is in preconstruction.

City staff presented a status update on six capital improvement projects during the Nov. 3 meeting of the Forest Park Mayor and Council.

Staff identified the six projects, their funding sources and approximate budgets: Lindner Way sidewalk improvements (2008 SPLOST, approximately $330,000; about 80% complete), Forest Parkway median landscape improvements (2015 SPLOST, approximately $447,000; progress pending wetter weather), Legacy Dog Park at Bill Lee Park/Main Street (capital funded, approximately $45,000; substantially complete and ready for ribbon cutting), Theater Park (about 90% complete, remaining gym equipment and a pavilion), Star Park Amphitheatre and park renovations (SPLOST, estimated $10,000,000; currently in design), and the city center construction project (plus bond funds, approximately $100,000,000; CMAR project in preconstruction with design consultant and construction manager at risk engaged).

Staff said next steps include monitoring milestones, budget adherence, access and coordination challenges, and preparing quarterly status reports for the mayor and council. Councilmembers expressed appreciation for the quarterly updates and asked staff to continue providing them; one councilmember asked about scheduling Walledrop Drive for future work and staff said easement acquisitions are underway.

No new appropriations or voteable actions were proposed during the presentation; the update was informational.