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Advisory board discusses Veterans Park trail, ice-rink elements and downstream culvert issue
Summary
At a recent meeting of the Grand Island Advisory Board, members discussed plans for a new trail into Veterans Park, components of an ice-rink concept, and drainage and creek-restoration constraints tied to a downstream box culvert controlled by the state DOT.
At a recent meeting of the Grand Island Advisory Board, members discussed plans for a new trail into Veterans Park, components of an ice-rink concept, and drainage and creek-restoration constraints tied to a downstream box culvert controlled by the state Department of Transportation (DOT).
The board reviewed an initial description of the trail as roughly 0.6 miles long connecting Hughes Road to existing park trails, with a preliminary cost estimate of about $250,000 and unspecified nonprofit donations that members said had been discussed but not publicly identified. The group also discussed a proposed soil-stabilizing geogrid for multiuse surfaces; the…
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