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3.4 Thoroughly plan for future capital investments and associated costs

               In addition to the park properties, Parks Department responsibilities also include maintenance
               of the grounds and landscaping on the premises of public buildings which include City Hall,
               the  Public  Library,  the  Colleyville  Center,  Justice  Center  and  the  Senior  Center,  and  turf
               maintenance for four Fire Stations. The Parks Department also manages the maintenance of
               the landscaping in various rights-of-way such as the roundabouts and medians along Glade
               Road.

               Water is a necessary component in maintaining highly attractive parks, athletic fields, and
               landscaped areas. The proper management of public irrigation systems is a critical component
               in the responsible use of water. Parks Department staff ensure the proper function of over
               forty irrigation systems located throughout the city. These systems are located in roadway
               medians and roundabouts as well as on athletic fields and on the premises of public buildings,
               such as the Justice Center and City Hall.  The evaluation and upkeep of irrigation systems
               through routine inspections and maintenance constitute a large part of this core service.
               Additionally, staff serve to review irrigation plans for various public improvement projects,
               prioritize  the  replacement  of  current  systems,  and  increase  water  conservation  by
               modernizing components within each system. Staff also custom tailor system programming
               and closely monitor system use through a centralized computer system.
               The  Parks  Department  is  constantly  evaluating  innovative  solutions  in  the  areas  of  field
               maintenance techniques and irrigation technology that reduce the amount of water necessary
               to maintain safe and attractive parks and athletic fields.



























               6. Provide unique and innovative recreation programming for all ages.
               5.3- Provide attractive facilities for leisure and recreation

               The City of Colleyville is committed to providing creative recreation programming to satisfy
               the interests and needs of the residents of Colleyville.  The variety of programming include
               dance, art, sports, and engineering for preschool, youth and teens.  In addition, to a
               multitude of camps such as, sports, Lego, and art, which are offered during school breaks.
               Adult classes that are offered throughout the year include tennis, dance, and fitness.  Senior
               recreation programming targets a vast age group starting at the young age of 50.  The







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