What are your thoughts on the future of parks, open spaces, and recreational opportunities in Sugar Land?
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Adult and Youth Sports - Should the city expand the current youth and adult sports offerings and if so what is your specific interest?
No response.T.E. Harman Senior Center - Are there specific activities that you would be interested in adding to the center’s current offerings?
No response.Specialized Facilities (e.g. skate park, disk golf course, and off road biking trails) - What new facilities or improvements to current facilities would you like to see?
No response.Recreational Water Activities (development of water front along the Brazos River and accessible areas along Oyster Creek) - Would you be supportive of expanding water based activities and if so what would those activities be?
No response.General Recreational Programs (e.g. nature education/activities, fitness classes, group or team activities) – What changes, improvements, or additions would you make to the current offering of recreational programs?
Consider developing open space around Bayou. Create jogging and biking trails. Plant trees along Bayou. Install sitting benches along the trails under trees. May want to consider starting along Bayou behind Clements High School field.
This will beautify the city and allow residents to enjoy Bayou trails near their home. Houston has extensive network of Bayou trails and developments which are heavily used by residents.