Milford City Council approved the conversion of 19 acres of land into a city park and trail system under the direction of Parks and Recreation Director Brad Dennehy. The land, previously known as the Sharp property, will now be transformed with input from residents on the design of the new park.
A public input meeting is scheduled for September 12 from 5 to 7 PM, where residents will have the opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas on how the park and trail system should be developed. This meeting will allow community members to have a say in the design and features of the new park, ensuring that it meets the needs and desires of the local residents.
The conversion of the Sharp property into a city park and trail system has been a long-awaited project and the upcoming public input meeting is a crucial step in moving the project forward. Brad Dennehy and the Parks and Recreation Department are eager to hear from residents and incorporate their feedback into the final design of the park.
Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting and share their vision for the new park, which will provide recreational opportunities for the community and enhance the quality of life in Milford. The input gathered at the meeting will help shape the future of the park and ensure that it reflects the desires and preferences of the local residents.
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