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Cheetah Lake work to start in late October; North Shore bank repair will close trail for about a week
Summary
City staff told the Parks Advisory Committee that construction at Cheetah Lake will begin in late October, funded work will focus on utilities, paths and a restroom, and a coordinated bank repair with the City of Albany approved by FERC will temporarily close part of the North Shore trail.
City staff told the Parks Advisory Committee that construction at Cheetah Lake is scheduled to start in late October and will focus on utilities, sidewalks and internal trails, with some scope reduced to fit the budget.
“Work will be starting late October. We've already, awarded the, CMGC contract in Knife River,” a city staff member said.
The work plan calls for bringing utilities from Wyrick into the park, installing a restroom, constructing accessible (ADA) parking spaces on the park’s north lot and converting planned concrete multiuse paths to asphalt to reduce costs. Staff said much of the visible work will be surface-level, but a large share of spending will be underground for utilities and storm drainage preparation; the city intends to leave some parking areas as gravel and prepare the site so paving can be added later if…
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