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Parks board weighs Harbor Heights trail, Fred Marsh and Ramley food‑forest for state forestry grant
Summary
Parks staff proposed three candidate projects for a state DNR/community forestry grant — Harbor Heights trail and restoration, improvements to the Fred Marsh trail, and Hal Ramley food-forest restoration — and the board discussed ADA access, invasive species removal, conservation‑fund restrictions and funding thresholds.
Parks staff presented three candidate projects for a state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) community forestry grant and solicited board feedback on priorities and constraints.
Brandon Cable and other staff described Harbor Heights — a roughly 75‑acre open‑space site — as the top restoration candidate, proposing an educational walk path, informational signage and a viewing platform. They also recommended enhancements to the Fred Marsh wetland trail and restoration and a maintenance/management plan for the Hal Ramley food forest in…
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