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Parks commission votes to advance Pine View–Ion Gardens trail connection, authorizes full project for 2025

2822239 · January 7, 2025
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On Jan. 7 the Dayton City Parks Commission voted to move forward with a full trail connection linking Ion Gardens and Pine View Meadows in 2025, directing staff to seek council authorization for plans and specifications. The project is estimated at about $1 million and will require coordination with Hennepin County.

The Dayton City Parks Commission on Jan. 7 voted to advance a full trail connection between Ion Gardens and Pine View Meadows and directed staff to ask the City Council to authorize preparation of plans and specifications for a 2025 build.

The commission’s decision follows a presentation by Jason, the project presenter, who described the segment as “the last piece” of a continuous pedestrian connection from L.C. Stevens Park to Elm Creek Park. Jason said the East–West trail segment from Brookshire to the Vinewood connection is estimated at roughly $585,000 and that construction of a pedestrian landing and associated road widening at North Diamond Lake Road would add several hundred thousand dollars more. He presented a high-level estimate that the full project would be about $1 million if constructed now rather than coordinated with a county reconstruction in 2029.

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