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Trails and Bridges Forest Park: Maple Trail $570,194 (total project costs)
Replace bridge and bridge abutments. The Maple Trail bridge failed in 2012, creating a gap in the popular loop. The crossing site may need to be slightly relocated to ensure a healthy stream system, and some trail realignment and stream-bank restoration may be needed as part of the permit process. Fully restore the existing trail approaches from construction impacts.
Forest Park: Lower Macleay Trail $972,459 (total project costs)
Repair or replace three bridges on the Lower Macleay Trail. Two of the bridges near the trout pond may be combined into one longer span. Several large landslides and fallen trees have significantly damaged the Lower Macleay Trail and important connecting bridges. The exact crossing configurations may need to be realigned to protect the stream system, and some trail realignment and stream-bank restoration may be needed as part of the permit process. Fully restore the existing trail approach from construction impacts.
Springwater Trail $2,366,241 (total project costs)
Repair one bridge and stabilize the trail. The bridge is located near the Johnson Creek Blvd trailhead, it is the original wooden trestle with footings in Johnson Creek and may need complete replacement. Additional repairs may be needed to stabilize the bank.
Pools Grant Pool $1,526,023 (total project costs)
Replace outdated mechanical systems. The pool’s mechanical systems date to the 1920s and 1940s, and they need replacement. Fund an overhaul of the pool’s mechanical systems, including all plumbing: pumps, motors, pipes, strainer baskets, chemical controllers, sanitation systems (including a new UV system to reduce chlorine use), DDC control system, and sand filters.
Matt Dishman Pool $843,472 (total project costs)
Replace pool plaster and deteriorating whirlpool. Re-plaster deteriorating pool plaster, addressing hollow locations behind plaster and cracks in subsurface of pool floor. Whirlpool spa is leaking 1,000 gallons of water a day. The existing spa needs to be 45