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Unfunded features identified in the approved concept development plan can be added to the park over the coming years as funding allows. If you would like to donate funds for one or more of these items, please call the Parks Foundation at 693-7050.
Public Participation
Project staff rely on public participation to help guide park layout during the planning process.
In March 2007 a newsletter and comment form was mailed out to all residents living within a half mile of the park providing information about the upcoming park development project, and requesting input about what neighbors wanted to see in their park. The comment form was also made available on this project Web page.
The input we received through these surveys was then used to help develop three concept plans showing different ways the park might be developed. A public meeting was held in May 2007 to gather feedback from neighbors about what they thought about the three concept plans. The three plans were also posted on the Web page along with an electronic comment form.
The project team then developed a single proposed concept development plan based on the additional feedback received, the project budget and site requirements (i.e. wetland area, street improvements, etc.). A newsletter featuring this plan was then mailed out to all residents living within a half mile of the park for review before it was presented to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission in July 2007.
In October 2007, the county requested input from neighbors about what they'd like to see in the new playground at this park. Copies of all the outreach materials and public comment summaries are available below.
October 2007 Playground Options Public Comment Process:
July 2007 Newsletter (623 kb PDF)
May 2007 Public Meeting Materials:
March 2007 Mailing:
Project Funding
Design and construction of Road's End Neighborhood Park was funded by park impact fees, which are paid whenever a new residential property is developed, and the real estate excise tax, which is paid whenever property is sold. Maintenance of the park is funded by the Greater Clark Parks District, a special district approved by voters in the unincorporated urban area of Clark County in 2005.
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