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City council approves vital park upgrades and funding boost

July 23, 2024 | Natchitoches City Council, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana



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City council approves vital park upgrades and funding boost
In a recent city council meeting, the Natchitoches council approved a significant change order for a construction project, increasing the contract sum by $10,439.40, bringing the total to $615,000. This change order, recommended by project engineer Bridal Smoak, includes essential updates such as the installation of hose bibs for water access near barbecue pits and necessary sewer relocations.

Council members acknowledged the importance of these modifications, despite their lack of glamour. The improvements are aimed at enhancing the usability of a local park, which is currently undergoing renovations funded by a $400,000 grant written by Nicole Gray. The project includes the addition of parking spaces on Suwanee and Lake Street, a walking track, and upgraded restroom facilities.

Construction has faced minor delays due to recent rain, but officials anticipate a grand opening by the end of September. The council also discussed future plans for a basketball court in the area, responding to community requests for safe recreational spaces. Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to improving local infrastructure and community amenities.

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