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Policy committee backs Central Community Park master plan; Aurora Water pond to be removed, wetlands proposed
Summary
The Parks Foundation and Quality of Life Policy Committee voted to recommend approval of the Central Community Park master plan and forward it to City Council at its March 27 meeting, with staff noting an additional public hearing will be required under the city's approval process.
The Parks Foundation and Quality of Life Policy Committee voted to recommend approval of the Central Community Park master plan and forward it to City Council at its March 27 meeting, with staff noting an additional public hearing will be required under the city's approval process.
City planning staff presented a plan developed with the Arcataire Group that would locate a new neighborhood-scale park adjacent to Central Recreation Center (near Telluride and South Tower Road). The master plan replaces an existing pond, owned and operated by Aurora Water, with a designed wetland and micro-pools; staff said Aurora Water determined the pond would be removed because of maintenance and irrigation-pump issues.
The plan calls for a two-tiered playground, a bouldering (climbing) area, pedestrian bridges…
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