Celina 2040

A Toy Library! Celina is so family friendly, and adding a nonprofit toy lending library is unique and SPECIAL

I’m from Pittsburgh Pa, and they have one there. It’s a nonprofit, staffed w/volunteers. Annual membership of $50, or you can pay $5 per visit to play. Large, safe indoor play space w/different sections like building toys, animals, dress up, reading nook, baby/toddler area etc. there’s an art room, small space to enjoy snacks, and of course you can borrow toys. Having an indoor play space promotes a sense community & friendships. The one we frequent in Pgh. Does have limited hours (9:30 am to 1pm) due to staffing comprised of volunteers, but it’s my 4yo son’s favorite place to visit every time we’re in town. This would make Celina really unique & special. I would be proud to volunteer. We will be moving into our home in Bluewood this fall. The Pittsburgh Toy Lending Library (PTTL) has a Facebook page, but it really doesn’t do it justice. I travel with my son a lot, and take him to museums, science centers, indoor playgrounds- you name it. But the PTTL is a GEM and should be replicated in Celina.

Target!!

No explanation necessary. Who doesn’t need a target in their life?!?

Whole Foods, organic restaurants, healthier food options and outdoor exercise space. Upscale shopping (like Legacy Area), target, waterpark

A Hard Cider Taproom

Something different, amazing experience! Tasty Cider in Celina!

Natatorium

Pool and kids splash area with water slides.

Splash park

Look up Margarita Community Park in Temecula CA. They have a splash pad, picnic area and playground (includes special needs) for all ages. It gets so hot here and we need an outdoor activity. Oh and add shade over structures so we can use them in the summer:)

Parks. Lots of parks.

It saddens me to see all these cities turn from beautiful cities with open field and trees, etc...to strip mall after strip mall. I can find a dentist, donut shop and nail salon at every corner it seems. Don’t do that to Celina. Give us greenery. Give us parks for our families to hike and walk trails (thinking The Nature Preserve like in Plano). Give us city parks so we can take our kids out. A great rec. center with lots of activities for individuals and families to sign up for, splash pad, etc.... Please keep Celina family oriented and reduce the cookie cutter strip malls.

I would like to see Celina have more parks. Parks with multi-age playgrounds, splash pad, picnic areas, green space, and water features.

Add YMCA and improve Senior Citizen organization

Subdivisions with acreage (1-10 acre tracts)

There are far too many subdivisions with nearly zero lot lines. We need neighborhoods that preserves/allow space to keep horses/livestock.