The last day to use the splash pad this season will be Sunday, October 13. The splash pad will be closed for the season beginning Monday, October 13.

Beginning Monday, October 14, the Basecamp playground (next to the splash pad) will close for approximately 3 weeks to install mulch and safety matting.

The Developer provided the following statement on August 27, 2024:
We understand that many of you are eager for updates on the Melissa Road opening, and we appreciate your patience during this time. We want to reassure you that the project remains on track for the December 2024 completion date we mentioned at the April 2024 Trinity Falls HOA Annual Meeting. The City of Melissa and McKinney is currently inspecting the project and conducting a punch list process to ensure Melissa Road meets the required safety and quality standards. Once these inspections and punch list items are implemented, completed, and approved by each city, we will proceed with the monumentation and landscape install phase and inspections, which mark the final process before officially opening Melissa Road to traffic. We remain committed to meeting our projected completion timeline of December 2024.

PLEASE NOTE – The construction for Melissa Road is controlled solely by the Developer – Trinity Falls Holdings. Calling and emailing McKinney MUD 1, the City of Melissa, the City of McKinney, Collin County, and/or TxDOT is not helpful, as none of them are involved in the construction. Only the Developer has the authority to open Melissa Road for use by the public. At this time, Melissa Road remains closed to all traffic (vehicles, bikes, golf carts, pedestrian).

PLEASE DO NOT allow kiddos to block the main drain on the splashpad causing a pool that overflows all the splashpad water to the flowerbeds!

Blocking the splashpad main drain empties the recirculating tank causing the pumps to run dry which will burn up the pumps and also cause the chlorine and UV system to overwork trying to keep up the water balance.

Blocking the splashpad main drain while the features are running will cause SEVERE damage and to the system pumps, and UV system causing a splashpad shutdown while we have to make EXTREMELY costly and lengthy repairs to the entire system.

REMINDER: All property from the back side (house side) of all sidewalks to the curb is owned by the MUD. Other property owned by the MUD includes the Parkways, Greenbelts, and Parks. Modifications, construction, or alterations on or to MUD property is strictly forbidden without prior written approval from the MUD. This includes, but is not limited, to pool drains, pop-up drains, irrigation systems, concrete pads, basketball sleeves, etc. The repair of damaged bubbler irrigation is allowed. Disposal of grass clippings, tree trimmings, pet waste, trash, chemicals, or personal items is strictly prohibited and no exceptions or approval for disposal of such items will be granted by the MUD.