Celina 2040

Huge park with walking and bike trails with playground for kids and infants (foam pads).

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?!?

Rec center with a good gym and outdoor water park similar to APEX in McKinney

Toddler park with foam pad and lots of play stations

Toddler Park

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.

Build a better library like the one in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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

ATV trails!

Dog Park!!!!!!! Enough Said