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Improvements to the park include converting the wading pool into a spray pad and replacing some equipment in the playground. Staff plan to use the footprint of the existing wading pool for the new spray pad and archaeological monitoring will occur for the duration of the project. Spray pad construction is anticipated to begin in 2020 - see the Parks Development project page for more information.
Improvements to the park include converting the wading pool into a spray pad and replacing some equipment in the playground. Staff plan to use the footprint of the existing wading pool for the new spray pad and archaeological monitoring will occur for the duration of the project. Spray pad construction is anticipated to begin in 2020 - see the Parks Development project page for more information.
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25 Nov 2019
Residents are encouraged come to a drop-in open house session to see the proposed spray pad designs and playground equipment options as well as have the opportunity to speak with City staff and the designer.
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