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Richland gives timeline for Sturgeon Cove playground, pathway repairs and shoreline fixes
Summary
Public facilities staff set a May target to open Sturgeon Cove Playground, described McMurray Pathway repairs in early May, outlined Little Badger trail engineering and lodging-tax-funded trailhead work, and noted shoreline erosion work and a closed viewing platform near Columbia Point Marina.
Public Facilities Director Chris Waite told the Parks and Recreation Commission on March 13 that a series of park and trail projects are moving toward construction or opening this year, including a target opening date for Sturgeon Cove Playground and repairs to access paths and shoreline infrastructure.
Why it matters: several projects affect access to popular waterfront assets and event venues, and some work depends on weather windows, funding or permitting.
Key project updates
- Sturgeon Cove Playground (Howardena Park): Waite said most playground components are on site and staff are aiming to reopen on Friday, May 16. The remaining critical item is installed fall protection — “we're in April…
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