Significant parks projects in progress in Renton
There are three major improvements to parks currently underway in Renton led by the Parks Planning and Development Division.
Local printing services are often used by such departments to provide more details about such projects and completion dates.
At Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park, construction has begun on preserving and enhancing the existing water walk structure. The work will include wrapping existing pilings to increase longevity, installing new decking, and restoring picnic float tables and benches. While this work is being done, the water walk structure in the north part of the park, the north park, the picnic floats, and the finger piers will be closed through September 2023.
Among the items in the Philip Arnold Park project are a replacement of the playground; new picnic shelters and a paved plaza for parents; improved drainage and stormwater management; new signs in the park; a looped walkway that is fully accessible; and a renovated basketball court. The park will be closed during construction and is expected to open in June 2023.
Work is continuing at Kiwanis Park on accessibility improvements. These include accessible entrances and looped walkways; a new playground; a new picnic shelter; improvements to the ball field with a natural turf multi-purpose field and a synthetic surface infield usable in all weather conditions; and renovations to the sports and basketball courts. The park is currently closed and expected to reopen early next year.
Local printing services are often used by such departments to provide more details about such projects and completion dates.
At Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park, construction has begun on preserving and enhancing the existing water walk structure. The work will include wrapping existing pilings to increase longevity, installing new decking, and restoring picnic float tables and benches. While this work is being done, the water walk structure in the north part of the park, the north park, the picnic floats, and the finger piers will be closed through September 2023.
Among the items in the Philip Arnold Park project are a replacement of the playground; new picnic shelters and a paved plaza for parents; improved drainage and stormwater management; new signs in the park; a looped walkway that is fully accessible; and a renovated basketball court. The park will be closed during construction and is expected to open in June 2023.
Work is continuing at Kiwanis Park on accessibility improvements. These include accessible entrances and looped walkways; a new playground; a new picnic shelter; improvements to the ball field with a natural turf multi-purpose field and a synthetic surface infield usable in all weather conditions; and renovations to the sports and basketball courts. The park is currently closed and expected to reopen early next year.