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Cutler Bay seeks FRDAP funds to build an inclusive Saga Bay Park playground
Summary
Town of Cutler Bay officials told residents at a public meeting that they will apply to the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program for $200,000 to replace the aging Saga Bay Park playground with a universally accessible playground; the town has allocated $200,000 as a local match and plans public design meetings.
The Town of Cutler Bay will apply for up to $200,000 from the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program to replace the 16-plus-year-old playground at Saga Bay Park with a universally accessible play area, town officials said at a community meeting. Etienne Bejarano, park director for the Town of Cutler Bay, opened the meeting and introduced the project team and consultants.
Alan Hughes, the town’s parks operations administrator, said the town is seeking FRDAP funds administered by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and that the project would “replace an existing 16 plus year old playground with a new universally accessible, inclusive playground at Saga Bay Park.” Hughes told attendees the town has set aside $200,000 and is requesting a $200,000 grant match.
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