The structure was torn down in 2016.
Woodson spearheaded efforts to clean up and improve the playground with a group called Friends of The Park - Kid Venture 2.0 that has organized periodic cleanups and worked with the Anderson Rotary Club to raise $40,000 for improvements.
She said she is looking forward to seeing the county's plans.
"Things are looking much better than they were," she said.
The proposed makeover calls for the playground to resemble the shape of a flower. Each "petal" would include playground equipment ranging from swings and a tree fort to a sensory wall and a zip line catering to children of different ages and abilities. An elevated and shaded observation area would be at the center, offering parents and caregivers an unobstructed view of the entire playground.
County officials also want to build restrooms near the playground.
The conceptual design for Kid Venture 2.0 is the product of a nine-month process that included discussions with children who visit the playground and their parents.
After Thursday's meeting, the next step will be to hire a playground company to complete the final plans and cost estimates for the project, said Glenn Brill, the county's director for parks, recreation and tourism.
About $170,000 has been set aside for the project, Brill said, but the overall cost of the improvements and new restrooms could be in the range of $500,000. He said the county is talking to a potential partner that might make a significant financial contribution.
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