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Parkland parks update: Wedge Preserve progressing; some projects paused pending tax-reform clarity
Summary
Parks & Recreation staff reported that Wedge Preserve construction is on schedule for substantial completion in November, Tamar Park ribbon cutting is imminent, and some projects (notably Pine Trails concession restroom) may be delayed pending tax-reform impacts on operating budgets. Staff also reported rising event attendance and summer program registration figures.
Christine Garcia, senior director of operational services and projects, told the advisory board that Wedge Preserve Park work is visible on-site — playground equipment, a mini village and a ninja course are installed, shade-sail footers and widened walkways are in place, and off-site work on Hillsborough is underway. Staff anticipates substantial completion in November, weather permitting, and said there will be at least two weeks’ notice to residents if detours become necessary.
Garcia also announced a ribbon cutting at Tamar Park’s new playground this coming Wednesday and a tree-and-bench dedication May 26 to honor the late park ranger John Powell. The commission-approved Pine Trails Park seating and shade-canopy improvements are under contract following an April 15 approval;…
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