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Oroville staff outline phased Bedrock Park renovation; work paused pending cost estimate
Summary
City project manager Tim Caber told the Oroville Park Commission on Jan. 14 that Bedrock Park will be renovated in two phases including irrigation, accessibility, lagoon cleanup and new amenities; design will pause after an engineer—s estimate so council can consider funding.
Tim Caber, project manager for the City of Oroville, briefed the Park Commission on Jan. 14 about a planned, phased renovation of Bedrock Park that will start with infrastructure and lower-area improvements and pause after a design-phase cost estimate so the city can seek funding.
The briefing matters because the project addresses safety, accessibility and long-standing complaints about lighting, brush and river access at a popular riverside site. Caber said the schedule and final scope depend on a forthcoming engineer—s estimate and outside approvals tied to river work.
Caber described the project as two phases. Phase 1 focuses on the lower area and immediate site infrastructure: a new irrigation system, renovated turf, tree replacement or trimming for shade, code-compliant stairs from the street and river path, repair or…
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