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Westphalia Central Park

OverviewNewsResources Overview Westphalia Central Park is a 150-acre park that was planned and designed to provide an array of recreational…

LAKE ARBOR GOLF COURSE REUSE MASTER PLAN

OverviewCommunity MeetingsResources Overview M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation acquired the property previously known as Lake Arbor Golf Course and,…

North College Park Community Center

OverviewNews & Events Overview The North College Park Community Center is a proposed new recreational facility planned for 9801 Rhode…

Westphalia Central Park

OverviewNewsResources Overview Westphalia Central Park is a 150-acre park that was planned and designed to provide an array of recreational amenities for residents in Westphalia and in the region. The land for the park was dedicated primarily by the owner Smith Home Farms Project Owner (SHF) LLC as a required...

LAKE ARBOR GOLF COURSE REUSE MASTER PLAN

OverviewCommunity MeetingsResources Overview M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation acquired the property previously known as Lake Arbor Golf Course and, with the community's input, recently completed a Master Plan to repurpose and improve the site. Originally a 127-acre, eighteen-hole golf course, The Lake Arbor Golf Course closed in 2010 and...

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Central Avenue Connector Trail (CACT) Segment 1

Central Avenue Connector Trail (CACT) Segment 1

OverviewCommunity Meeting Overview As part of the Central Avenue Connector Trail (CACT) Program, CACT Segment 1 will be the first segment in the program to go through the full design process in anticipation of construction. Segment 1 of the CACT begins at the intersection of Central Avenue and Old Central...

Architectural rendering of a community center consisting of two wings connected by a through-way. There is a parking lot and patio out front and trees in the back.

North College Park Community Center

The North College Park Community Center is a proposed new recreational facility planned for 9801 Rhode Island Avenue in College Park, Maryland. The project responds to findings from the North College Park Feasibility Study, which identified the need for expanded recreation space, wellness programming, and flexible gathering