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Menifee accepted $750,000 federal grant for Quail Valley Nature Park
Summary
The City of Menifee accepted a $750,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant from the National Park Service to support development of the roughly 10-acre Quail Valley Nature Park, which the city described as including trails, a multipurpose field, a gathering space and other amenities.
The City of Menifee accepted a $750,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant from the National Park Service to support development of the Quail Valley Nature Park, the Agenda Rundown said. The presenter described the park as spanning just over 10 acres and said it will include interpretive play trails, a multipurpose field, an outdoor fitness area, a gathering space, parking, a fountain with a bottle-refill station and lit walking trails.
Why it matters: Local officials said the grant will enable creation of neighborhood recreational amenities and walking trails that are expected to serve residents near Quail Valley. The Agenda Rundown did not provide a project timeline or a detailed budget breakdown.
The presenter said the grant funds are from the Land and Water Conservation Fund administered by the National Park Service. The city did not specify additional local matching dollars or the project schedule in the rundown. The Agenda Rundown directed viewers to the City of Menifee website for the full meeting recording and materials.
