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Copperas Branch Park Master Plan

Copperas Branch Park was returned to us in August 2018 after being used as a staging area for the 35Express project. We are working on a Master Plan for the park including the eastern quadrant of Highland Village over to Doubletree Ranch Park.

A Master Plan is simply defined as “a plan that gives overall guidance.” This project has a mission to do exactly that for the future of Copperas Branch Park. The plan will provide guidance for the redevelopment of Copperas Branch Park. This planning process will set a vision for the park by engaging the community to help develop the big idea. The vision will be a framework for the park's use and development for the next several decades. The framework will allow Highland Village to provide a variety of recreational opportunities in an environmentally sound and sensitive manner. The master plan will have real data and a solid background that can insure feasibility and timely implementation. Together with the citizens input, the City is working with professional parks and recreation planners and designers to explore options for Coppers Branch Park.

Copperas Branch Park was returned to us in August 2018 after being used as a staging area for the 35Express project. We are working on a Master Plan for the park including the eastern quadrant of Highland Village over to Doubletree Ranch Park.

A Master Plan is simply defined as “a plan that gives overall guidance.” This project has a mission to do exactly that for the future of Copperas Branch Park. The plan will provide guidance for the redevelopment of Copperas Branch Park. This planning process will set a vision for the park by engaging the community to help develop the big idea. The vision will be a framework for the park's use and development for the next several decades. The framework will allow Highland Village to provide a variety of recreational opportunities in an environmentally sound and sensitive manner. The master plan will have real data and a solid background that can insure feasibility and timely implementation. Together with the citizens input, the City is working with professional parks and recreation planners and designers to explore options for Coppers Branch Park.

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11 months ago

The idea gathering phase has concluded. We are now in the site analysis, vision, programming and design criteria stage of the project.

Tour Copperas Branch Park digitally in the images above and provide feedback on key locations. Tell us what is important and why it is important to you. Together, with the City of Highland Village, your feedback will set a frame of reference for planning a shared purpose and vision to build the best park possible for all users. These observations are important to find and outline your goals and to focus efforts for building the vision of Copperas Branch Park.

Tour Copperas Branch Park digitally in the images above and provide feedback on key locations. Tell us what is important and why it is important to you. Together, with the City of Highland Village, your feedback will set a frame of reference for planning a shared purpose and vision to build the best park possible for all users. These observations are important to find and outline your goals and to focus efforts for building the vision of Copperas Branch Park.

Jlc123

about 1 year ago

Sand Volleyball Court

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psingertexas

about 1 year ago

Free entry for HV Residents. Good lord we pay enough in property tax we should NOT have to pay to get into this public park.

Make it simple. Print a Quarterly access pass on each HV Water bill. Make it a bar code so they can open the gate.

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tomdangelo

about 1 year ago

First Class Baseball Park

Youth baseball is growing at a tremendous rate in North Texas. HVABSA is an award winning, professionally managed youth boys and girls baseball and softball association. They need more field space to accommodate the demand. Thank you. Tom D’Angelo HVABSA Volunteer

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quietplease

almost 1 year ago

I like the aerial map but it needs boundary lines. Where is the western boundary?

where is western boundary?

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HVhome

about 1 year ago

Why do we feel the need to "develop" every single square inch of land?

Just add some nice natural trails with more trees and managed natural areas for the local wildlife to live and be enjoyed. Redo the bathroom/vendor area to be nicer and allow room for Food Truck Vendors to attend HV events at the park. Someone else also mentioned the idea of acquiring the land to the west of Copperas Lake and tying it into Double Tree Ranch Park. This makes perfect sense and sounds like a fantastic idea. Much better than the current idea of putting up apartments. No more sports fields that take up so much space and that end up only benefiting a small segment of the actual HV population.

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