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MUD 365 is working with the Home Owners' Association in it's Master Plan efforts.  We are considering a number of options to enhance life in the district in addition to the projects we have already undertaken.  Please take a moment and let us know what you would like to see or join us at one of our regular meetings and share your ideas. 
 
JOGGING TRAIL
The Jogging Trail construction project is now underway in both MUD 365 and MUD 364.  MUD 365's project is slated for completion in April.  This section of the jogging trail will be approximately 8000 linear feet and will include vegetation and other amenities such as benches and fido houses.  In addition, we will be constructing a "green" parking lot behind the trees on the detention basin side of Jarvis Road.  This parking lot will be available for use during community events such as soccer games and swim meets.  We are also adding connecting sidewalks in several locations to allow better accessibility to the jogging trails.  MUD 365 is excited about the project and looks forward to many years of use by our residents.
 
LAP POOL SIDEWALK
MUD 365 partnered with the Coles Crossing Crocodiles swim team on the construction of a  sidewalk up the driveway at the lap pool.  This sidewalk provides a safe pathway for residents visiting the pool.  Click on the image for a full-sized picture.
 
 
 
 
SPLASH PAD
We have been unable to reach an agreement with the Home Owners' Association, so this project is no longer being considered.  
 
DETENTION BASIN PARK
MUD 365 has been working for the past year on a redesign of the detention basin.  We want to make this necessary facility an amenity that our residents can enjoy.  Our plan includes:
  • enhancement of the soccer/baseball fields
  • bird and wildlife habitat and viewing stations
  • additional walkways and piers
  • deepwater fishing station
  • and much more!
 Click on the image for a full-sized picture.
 
 
 
MUD 365 is taking on all of these projects to maintain and improve the quality of life in Coles Crossing.  Our expectation is that the residents will respect the projects and not damage, deface, or destroy the facilities in any way.  There has already been some significant vandalism on the nature trail project.  Your help is needed to prevent this.  Should you see or hear of vandalism, please report it immediately to the Sheriff’s office.  These are your facilities and it costs all of us when they require replacement or repair.