Development
BY KAROLINE PFEIL
Lakeway park plan shifts to cut costs
What else?
Other parks targeted by Lakeway’s 2024 Parks Bond include Lakeway City Park, Lakeway Swim Center Park, Lakeway Activity Center and Live Oak Tennis Courts. For Lakeway City Park, the city is still in a discussion phase, City Manager Joseph Molis said. Meanwhile, the Parks Department is currently preparing to send out a request for quali cation for an aquatic- speci c engineering and design rm for The Lakeway Swim Center. The Lakeway Activity Center Park update with accessible play structures was pushed forward and is currently on track for a ribbon cutting in September. The Live Oak Tennis Courts project is still in early phases, and is currently pending progress or completion of other parks projects.
As work on Lakeway’s new Butler Rough Hollow Park continues, city o cials shared details on how the voter-approved project is keeping costs in check at the July 21 City Council meeting. The park plan as presented to Lakeway City Council on July 21 was estimated to cost $2.7 million in total, according to a presentation from engineering rm Dunaway’s Discipline Lead Molly Pell. Recent e orts to mitigate project costs included incorporating restrooms into the park’s pavilion, reducing the size of the amphitheater and implementing solar lighting. The city plans to send the Butler Rough Hollow park project out for bid in the beginning of January, according to city documents. Once construction begins, the project is estimated to take about 1-1.5 years to complete.
Butler Rough Hollow Park
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The park will include:
Amphitheater
Multisports eld
Mountain bike course
Ninja course
Playground area
Basketball area
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