The park would make use of the floodplain adjacent to the Trinity River. Project designers want the facility to “work with the river.”
Bill Zeeble / KERA News
A lighted, 60-foot illustrated cross-section plan of the 200 acre park welcomed hundreds of visitors who came to see it.
From KERA:
Hundreds of people flooded into Gilley’s Thursday night for a first look at Trinity Park Conservancy’s plans for a new, 200-acre park flanking the Trinity River in Dallas. It would go in the floodplain between the Margaret McDermott and Ron Kirk bridges near downtown. The $150 million park is designed to survive — and thrive — even when the river floods.
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