Projects & Park Planning

Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District is continously planning and working on park improvements. We use a 5-year Strategic Plan as a guide to layout projects based on park and community needs, and fiscal year captial budgets.

Below are current projects and projects completed in the past six months. To view details, click on the project.

Request for Proposals

Let's work together! Submit a business proposal for a project the District is seeking vendor/contractors for.

Rendering of Pleasant Valley Community Center with people, tree, and a cyclist.

Multi-Use Community Recreation Center

Under Review

A freshly poured concrete slab at a construction site with tools and materials nearby, under a clear blue sky.

Ran Rancho Park

New Park Coming to the District!

Freedom Park Pickleball Complex

A Pickleball Complex is in the works!

Empty parking lot with painted lines and a tree shadow.

Slurry Seal Parking Lots

FY 24/25 Project

A public restroom building with separate entrances marked for male and female, positioned between sports fields under a blue sky.

Freedom Park ADA Restroom Upgrades

FY24/25 Project

A landscaped park entrance with a sign "Springville Dog Park", stone wall, plants, and a blue railing above.

Springville Dog Park Fence

Completed April 2025

Playground with swings, slide, climbing frame, and tire swing on a sunny day surrounded by trees.

Calleguas Creek Playground Renovation

Completed April 2025

Playground with swings, climbing structure, slides, and a large umbrella for shade.

Quito Playground Renovation

Completed April 2025

A lightbulb with a plant inside, surrounded by sustainability and renewable energy icons on a natural background.

Sustainable Improvement Projects

The District has been making ongoing efforts to meet the PVRPD 2021-2026 Strategic Plan Goal 1.4

A winding pathway through a landscaped garden with various plants and a person sitting in the distance.

Turf Mitigation for Water Conservation Efforts

Ongoing Project

Text "ADA Americans with Disabilities Act" on paper.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Park & Facility Updates

Ongoing upgrades to meet ADA compliance

A puzzle piece with the word "FEES" on it, standing out in an incomplete jigsaw puzzle.

Park Impact Fees

The District reviews the impacts associated with new development and costs of public recreation and parks

A serene park with benches, trees, and a playground.

Fee Cost Recovery

The District has adopted a Master Fee Schedule

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