Development
BY STEVE GUNTLI
Members of Cedar Park City Council and other community leaders marked the opening of Bell Park with a ribbon cutting on Dec. 12. Bell Park is located on a 15-acre plot along Cluck Creek, adjacent to the new Cedar Park Public Library, and features outdoor art installa- tions, trailheads, a pavilion and public restroom facilities. The park also features Belle, a 23-foot playground structure designed after the Texas state bird, the mockingbird. The park is largely complete, with some trailheads still in the nal stages of development, according to a Dec. 12 news release from the city of Cedar Park. When nished, the 4,000-lin- ear-foot trail, which includes 3,700 feet of paved, shared-use walking space, will connect the incoming Bell District development to Bell Boulevard. The big picture The park is part of the city’s Bell District proj- ect, which is being designed by development rm RedLeaf. When completed, the district will o er retail, restaurant, o ce and residential spaces. Vertical construction on the o ce and retails sites will begin in the summer, and phase 1 is expected to be complete within seven years, according to previous reporting from Community Impact . Cedar Park o cials celebrate opening of new Bell Park
Members of City Council and the Cedar Park community dedicated Bell Park on Dec. 12.
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Belle, a new play structure modeled after a mockingbird, anchors the Bell Park playground.
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Williamson County Gem & Mineral Society Gem & Mineral Show "GEMBOREE" Scheduled February 2025
Due to loss of venue Look for us again in February 2026
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