Nottingham Country MUD Park Announces Playground Enhancement Plans
Nottingham Country MUD is excited to share its plans for a new playground at the park bordering Highland Knolls and Fry Road. The proposed design includes a pavilion between Cobble Springs and the new playground structure. The playground will feature inclusive play equipment suitable for children of all abilities, with both 5-12 year-old and 2-5 year-old play structures.
The design will incorporate various play elements, including swing sets with freedom, double-person, belt, and bucket swings, as well as stand-alone motion elements. The playground will have a shade canopy in blues and greens, designed in a triangle sail style, and will use either rubber pour-in-place surfacing or a combination of pathways with pour-in-place and fiber mulch for mobility and safety.
Additional features will include a drinking fountain, benches, trash receptacles, picnic tables, and a tubular steel safety fence with child-proof locks. The pavilion will have a security light and electrical outlets, but no additional site lighting is planned. A playground rules sign will be added to match existing park signage.
For more details, residents can review the MUD’s meeting minutes from July 19th, available at Nottingham Country MUD Meeting Minutes.
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