Maybe it took a longtime - about 5years with all kinds of delays and "holds" - to put some of that 2012 $70M taxpayer-funded Parks & Recreation Bond Issue for debt obligations to good use with the 2017 deadline fast approaching [and a possible hike in new taxes included in the budget for FY2016/2017] but now the city will soon find a contractor.
See it Here
On November 6, 2012 Mesa voters approved the Parks $70 million Bond Program. ... Preliminary Master Plan [PDF] ... Pioneer Park ... Concept Plan [PDF]
Park Score 2016 >> Mesa Ranked #91 out of top 100 - scoring only 34 out of 100 pointsSee the full ranking analysis.
Link to this interactive map right below
http://parkscore.tpl.org/map.php?city=Mesa
Park Facts
- Park acreage: 2,521 acres
- People served per park acre: 183
- Oldest municipal park: Pioneer Park, est. 1947
- Largest municipal park: Red Mountain Park, 582 acres
- Most-visited municipal park: Riverview Park
City Stats
- City area: 83,578 acres
- Median park size: 2.6 acres
- Park land as % of city area: 3.0 %
- Spending per resident: $69.96.
- Basketball Hoops per 10,000: 2.6
- Dog Parks per 100,000 Residents: 0.4
- Playgrounds per 10,000: 1.4
- Recreation / Senior Centers
per 20,000 Residents: 0.2 - Population density: 5.5 per acre
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