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Milton staff outline Legacy Park parking overhaul and Milton Park & Preserve milestones; grant reimbursement pending
Summary
City engineer presented conceptual designs to expand Legacy Park parking (from 75 to 127 stalls), upgrade drainage to a 100-year storm standard, replace septic and add a memorial wall. Staff said Passapark construction is substantially complete, cited a $1.5 million grant reimbursement being held until final closeout, and set tentative design and bidding timelines for related park projects.
City Engineer Scott Coccia told the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on Dec. 18 that the Legacy Park parking-lot improvement project has reached a conceptual design phase and will include removal and replacement of asphalt, drainage upgrades sized for a 100-year storm, a new septic system for restrooms, a secured maintenance area, a dumpster pad, and a memorial wall and low dividing wall between fields. "We're going to actually increase the size of the drainage facility out there to be able to handle the regulated 100 year storm event," Coccia said.
Coccia described a conceptual layout that increases the number of parking stalls from about 75 to…
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