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Council previews 5–10 year master plan for Corinth Community Park
Summary
City staff presented a phased 5–10 year master plan for Corinth Community Park that would reconfigure fields, add roughly 100 parking spaces, and prioritize phased implementation and grant funding; staff will collect more public feedback and return with a final concept this summer.
Caroline, a city parks staff member, told the Corinth City Council on March 5 that the city hired Dunaway to create a short- and long-term master plan for Corinth Community Park and to identify grant opportunities and a phased approach to upgrades. “We told him it was probably a 5 to 10 year master plan,” she said.
The plan, developed after fall stakeholder meetings, a QR-code community survey and outreach at a Halloween event, divides the park into north and south sections. Caroline said consultants proposed adding playable baseball fields on the north side, shrinking oversized adult-size softball fields (currently about 330 feet) to free green space and create room for…
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