Capital Improvement Program

Parks & Recreation
Creating Community through People, Parks and Programs

Capital Improvement Program Budget - Current Fiscal Year

(The City of Columbia's fiscal year runs October 1 to September 30. )

Capital Improvement Program - Detail (As of 10/1/2010)

A separate document with the details of the Capital Improvement Program produced annually along with the City's budget document. Document includes current, annual, 1-2 year, 3-5 year, and 6-10 year proposed projects.

Capital Improvement Quarterly Progress Reports

These two-page reports with photos are organized by council ward and provide a brief summary of the progress of the Parks and Recreation Department's capital projects.

Current and Upcoming Capital Projects

Click on the links below to find out information regarding the funding source, City Council action, plans, and status of Parks and Recreation capital improvement projects.

Information regarding completed capital improvement projects can be accessed from the respective park index page. See Park Directory. Click here to view past (from 2007) Annual Park Improvement Projects or Annual Park Roads and Parking Improvement Projects.

Parks - New Development

Bonnie View Nature Sanctuary Development
Cascades Neighborhood Park Development - project completed
Eastport Neighborhood Park Development
Lange Neighborhood Park Development
Philips Development - Phase I
Smiley Lane Neighborhood Park Development - project completed
Southeast Regional Park Planning
Stephens Lake Park Development - Phase I - project completed
- Spraygrounds - project completed
- Waterfalls - project completed
- Amphitheater - project completed

Parks - Enhancements for Existing Parks

Parks - Renovations for Existing Parks

Schools

Annual City/School Park Improvement
- Mill Creek Elementary School - Completed
- Fairview Elementary School - Track Project Completed
- Derby Ridge Elementary School
- Grant Elementary School

Trails

Note: Some Federally funded trail projects are administered by GetAbout Columbia. Click here for information on these trail projects on the GetAbout Columbia web site.