In an effort to revitalize green space on the south bank of the Tennessee River, the city of Chattanooga and Hamilton County announced Friday the slated reconstruction of Ross’s Landing.
Construction is scheduled to begin in the winter of 2025. A final price tag on the project has yet to be determined.
Emily Mack, president and CEO of the River City Co., said in an interview construction costs will be known closer to when ground is broken on the project.
The reconstruction of Ross’s Landing is in the planning stage. Both the county and city have dedicated $500,000 each in their current fiscal year budgets to the project.
At an event Friday at Ross’s Landing, elected officials, including Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly, County Mayor Weston Wamp and former U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, also a former Chattanooga mayor, spoke to commemorate the announcement.