City park improvements begin
Construction crews are beginning to lift the brick pavers near the park’s entryway.
City hosted groundbreaking ceremony last week
–The improvements to Downtown City Park have officially begun. The City of Paso Robles hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the rehabilitation and repair project last week.
In June 2014, the city was awarded an $804,450.00 State of California Housing-Related Parks Grant to improve and rehabilitate the park. In addition to the grant, the city has redevelopment funds totaling $650,000 that meet conditions to be used for the project, bringing the total available budget to $1.45 million without using any general fund dollars.
Work included in the project includes installation of a new playground, a new entry plaza and repairs to pathways to meet American with Disabilities Act requirements. The gazebo and barbeque area are scheduled for repair as are the irrigation and electrical systems. New trees and plantings are also part of the project.
Now if the city enforces the no pets rule as written and posted around the park, kids playing and others would not have to endure the obvious while playing in the park. Park is and should be a showplace in additon to a functionally used facility and will require that humans do their job in maintaining it.
How about adding a hose bib for the horse shoe pits. As well as better quality material for the pits.
Now if the city enforces the no pets rule as written and posted around the park, kids playing and others would not have to endure the obvious while playing in the park. Park is and should be a showplace in additon to a functionally used facility and will require that humans do their job in maintaining it.
How about adding a hose bib for the horse shoe pits. As well as better quality material for the pits.