"Park Implementation Plan" pushed back

By: Victoria Maranan Email

Posted: Mon 11:18 PM, Jun 18, 2012

By: Victoria Maranan Email

DENISON, TX-Denison's park improvements will have to wait longer while city officials decide which one to renovate first.
City Manager Robert Hanna said the Park Implementation Plan would take ten years and it cost up to $200,000. $80,000 of that would be used for Waterloo park.
Hanna said some parks will need new walking trails and other amenities.
The plans will be presented to the city again in July.

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