Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Award Purposethis Project Is to Upgrade and Improve Mills Park, a 52.9ACRE Regional Park in Carson City. This Project Will Replace Wornout Facilities, Improve Safety and Accessibility, Add New Recreation Features, and Protect Historic Resources. the Upgrades Will Help Serve Nearby Schools, Neighborhoods, Transit Users, and the Wider Community.activities to Be Performedreplace or Upgrade Old Buildings and Park Features, Including Restrooms, the Amphitheater, the Playground, and Memorial Areas.improve Parking, Walkways, Lighting, Landscaping, and Security.add New Amenities Such as a Splash Park, a Large Accessible Playground, a Dog Park, and a Bigger Skatepark.protect and Maintain the Historic Wungnema House.use Sustainable Design, Such as Reducing Turf, Adding Vegetation Buffers, and Improving Drainage.improve Traffic Flow Inside the Park and Make Walking and Biking Access Easier.expected Deliverablesa Safer, More Accessible, and Modernized Regional Park.rebuilt or Improved Facilities That Meet Ada Standards.new Recreation Areas That Serve Families, Youth, and Community Events.better Pedestrian and Nonmotorized Connections to Nearby Streets and Neighborhoods.sustainable Landscaping and Infrastructure That Support Longterm Park Health.a Completed Park Renovation Within the Snplma Fiveyear Timeline.intended Beneficiariescarson City Residents, Including Nearby Lowincome Neighborhoods and School Communities.park Visitors, Who Will Enjoy Safer Spaces, New Amenities, and Better Access.community Organizations and Event Users, Who Will Benefit From Improved Facilities.future Generations, Who Will Have Access to a Wellmaintained, Inclusive Regional Park.
Committed
$14.9 Million
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