Park Progress

Walking Path

As many of you know, the walking path at the park is in desperate need of repairs. The project has been in the works for some time, but delayed due to COVID and the work on the storm water management area.

Finally, we're excited to announce the walking path will be repaved this year! Prior to resurfacing, the large pine at the entrance to the park will be removed (as the roots will continue to tear up the pathway).

Regarding the old tree line that the neighboring farm pulled out ... Jeff, from Lawns by Jeff, has volunteered to seed the area so that will become additional green space.

Storm Water Management Area

You may have noticed this week, the County was putting their final touches on the storm water management project - pulling the fence, seeding, etc. While the County funded this project, the neighborhood is responsible for maintenance and / or repairs moving forward. With repairs starting at $10,000, please be mindful of this space.

When looking down on the area from the park - the area to the right of the rock wall filter is the most fragile and should be avoided entirely. This is the sand filter with vents sticking out of the ground.

In the area to the left of the rock wall filter, light foot traffic is not a problem. However, bicycles, running (dogs and human), or anything that will upturn / indent the grass is prohibited throughout the entire storm water management area.

Looking forward to warm weather in our beautiful park!