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Upon entering, you will find 3 secondary bedrooms separated by a full hallway bathroom. The open entryway immediately welcomes you into the home. Meet the Freestone! This home is a stunning 1-story home that features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. The Single-Family property has 4 bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms, 1732 square feet and was built in 2023. To find out more, follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, or sign up for the email newsletter.22231 Cardinal Crest Lane is listed for sale at $ 283,990. Parks & Recreation, a division of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, oversees the programming, maintenance, and development of over 100 city parks and natural areas, six pools, five golf courses, community centers, recreational programs, and three arts venues. Our team looks forward to working with the community and neighborhoods to gather feedback and identify their priorities as development begins.” “This park will not only highlight several natural features, but also offer recreational opportunities for people of all ages. “Cardinal Run Park North will allow us to continue to build community and enrich life through parks, programs and play,” Monica Conrad, Director of Parks & Recreation, said. The design of the park will incorporate several natural features found on the property, including springs and karst topography. The plan for Cardinal Run North will align with changing needs and demographics that were identified in Parks & Recreation’s Master Plan, which provides guidance for parks, recreation, open space, and trails in Lexington. In total, the city is spending $24 million in federal coronavirus relief funding on parks and park improvements. The Mayor and Council dedicated $10.1 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds to design and make improvements to Cardinal Run North. Since then, the City has not been able to afford to make the improvements needed to open Cardinal Run North. Cardinal Run South opened in the early 2000s. The land that is now Cardinal Run North and South was donated to the City in 1997. Cardinal Run North will offer amenities on a similar scale to other large parks, for example, Jacobson Park or Shillito Park. They have many amenities that are not found in neighborhood parks.”Īt 192.2 acres, the combined size of Cardinal Run Park North (137.6 acres) and Cardinal Run Park South (54.6 acres) will make it one of the city’s top 5 largest parks.
“This is the first large community park we have opened in over 25 years. “We’re ready to get feedback from members of the public to make sure this exciting opportunity meets their needs and offers a variety of appealing opportunities,” Gorton said.
Representatives of Lexington-based consulting firm Brandstetter Carroll Inc., EHI Consultants, and Lexington Parks & Recreation staff will be on-site to listen to the public’s ideas about their plan and to discuss priorities with residents. For those unable to attend the feedback session, please use one of the links below to take the survey and submit your feedback around the park. This first feedback session is set for 5 – 7 p.m., Monday, November 14, at Beaumont Middle School Café (cafeteria). Next Monday, the public is invited to look at the initial plans for Cardinal Run Park North, which is expected to open in 2024, Mayor Linda Gorton said.
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