The city of Chattanooga’s first new parks plan in 25 years calls for miles of new greenways, new neighborhood parks and large areas of urban ecological areas.
Scott Martin, parks director, told members of the City Council that completion of the plan would bring the city from a C+ parks grade to an A.
He said the goal is to be ‘a city in a park,’ where all residents and guests have access to a system of quality parks, greenways, and recreational facilities that are designed, built, and maintained with intention.
The new plan builds upon visionary planning documents including the Nolen Park Plan for Chattanooga (1911), the Riverfront Plan (1985), and the ReCreate 2008 Plan (1998), ... (click for more)