FAQs
Most Frequently Asked Questions
The park will remain the responsibility of the SHA until the transfer is completed.
Once completed and transferred to the City it will become a City of Senoia park run and maintained by the City like Seavy Street Park.
The Coweta Street Park Initiative is a standalone project , it is not connected in any way to any potential SHA initiatives. In fact, the donation of the parkland is a significant transfer of valuable land from the SHA to the city, which will permanntly keep the acreage as a park.
Local citizens formed a Steering Committee under the non-profit 501c3 umbrella of the Coweta Community Foundation.
The property is currently owned and managed by the Senoia Housing Authority.
Contact us at info@cowetastreetpark.org or call us at 470-980-6813. One of our fundraising team committee members will speak with you about your interest and can schedule an in person or virtual presentation that can fill you in on plans for the park and how other corporations and businesses are already involved.
With the rapid growth of the City, there are higher priorities for limited tax dollars.
As long as the Park is owned by the SHA, only residents of the SHA can legally use the park. Once the City obtains ownership it will be a public park, open to all of the public and under jurisdiction of the City.
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This site is under development by the Coweta Street Park Committee, established by the Senoia Housing Authority Board to raise funds and remodel and enhance the Senoia Housing Authority Park on Coweta Street.
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