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PROPOSITION 68 - PARK DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION
posted on 07/03/2019.

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In June of 2018, the State passed Proposition 68, which included a Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program. Based on priorities identified in the 2016 Parks & Recreation Master Plan, the City Council approved playground replacement priority list and grant funding criteria. The City is exploring grant opportunities for improvements at the following parks:

Carr Park: 16532 Springdale Street
Drew Park: 20252 Cape Cottage Lane
Schroeder Park: 6231 Cornell Drive

Projects being considered will focus on playground upgrades, accessibility and landscape improvements.

The Community Services Department will be conducting a series of workshops and public meetings to garner input from residents.

Community Workshops:

July 9, 5 PM – Surf City Nights, Between Walnut/Olive
July 10, 6 PM – Community Services Commission, City Hall
July 15, 4 PM – City Council Study Session, City Hall
July 20, 10 AM & 1 PM – Site Meetings at Drew Park and Carr Park

Attachment: hb-parks-map.pdf






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Huntington Beach, CA
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