Approved
Phase I Trail & Park
On October 13, 2020, the Board of County Commissioners approved the Rolling Hills Community Park Phase I Trail and Park Plan incorporating changes based on public feedback received through this website. A previous plan presented on this page can be found here.
Below is the video of the presentation given to BCC as well as the newly approved plan.
​Thank you for your participation in the public input process.
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The following changes were made to the original Phase I plan presented through this website in response to the public input received.
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The Central Gathering parking area was removed and the existing parking lot shown to be renovated in Phase 1 to accommodate parking needs and reduce cut-through traffic.
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The southwest trailhead was modified to remove the small parking area and restroom building in Phase 1. A pedestrian connection to Raymond Ave. and a shade pavilion remain.
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The Crane Cove area along North St. was more fully developed to serve as the southern park access point with parking, capitalizing on a parking area that was already in the plan and adding connecting sidewalks to the primary trail in the park.
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This plan focuses on constructing the primary multi-purpose trail, over 4 miles in length, connecting the entire geography of the park. The alignment of the trail responds to existing site conditions and future vision for the Park Places. The Phase 1 Trail and Park includes areas of planting and park amenities, including elements funded in partnership with a grant from Florida Communities Trust (FCT), which are labeled on the plan.
These include:
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Nature Trail
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Picnic Pavilion
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Recognition Sign
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Interpretative Signs
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Parking Areas
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Bicycle Parking Stands
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Access
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Landscape Improvements/Natural Areas
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Additional improvements are to be completed as part of future phases.
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Check out the Resources page for plan PDF download.