A trailhead at Babcock Road will provide 39 parking spaces, a concrete drive aisle, accessible parking, and amenities such as shade, lighting, water fountain, portable restroom, wayfinding signage, a bioswale, and durable site furnishings.

The project enhances recreational and transportation access, improving community connectivity to green space and outdoor activities.

Medical Center Park, a 17+ acre park, will feature native landscaping, efficient irrigation, a multi-use trail, a modern inclusive playground with an embankment slide, and a scenic overlook for rest and reflection.

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Project includes construction of Huebner Creek Greenway (Floyd Curl to Eckert Road) and Medical Center Park (named “Lisa Starr Park”

  • Huebner Creek Greenway (Floyd Curl to Eckert Road)
    • 1-mile long
    • 12-foot-wide concrete trail
    • Trailhead with parking at Babcock Road
      • Accessible parking spaces with lighting
      • Shade structure
      • Drinking fountain
      • Wayfinding signage
      • Bioswale for sustainable stormwater management.
      • Bench, picnic table, bike rack, and trash receptacles
    • Pedestrian bridge over Babcock Road (named the “Dr. William L. Henrich Memorial Bridge”)
  • Medical Center Park
    • Native landscaping
    • Open recreation space
    • Modern inclusive playground with an embankment slide
    • Park Trails
    • Trail overlook for rest and reflection
  • Supplemental tree plantings and irrigation, to be paid by the Tree Mitigation Fund