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Concord officials plan playground and water access facility for Giroux Park

October 29, 2024 | Town of Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts


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Concord officials plan playground and water access facility for Giroux Park
The Town of Concord is gearing up for exciting developments at Giroux Park, with plans for a new accessible playground and water access facilities, including a fishing pier and kayak launch. During the Community Preservation Committee meeting on October 29, 2024, officials highlighted the community's strong interest in enhancing recreational opportunities at the park.

The proposed project, estimated at $90,000, aims to design and engineer these features while also creating a comprehensive operations and maintenance plan. This plan will ensure the longevity and upkeep of the new facilities, addressing how to manage equipment and maintenance over time.

Officials expressed enthusiasm about moving forward, emphasizing the importance of community support, which includes backing from various local organizations and stakeholders. They anticipate that if funding is approved, the design and cost estimation could be completed by mid-2026, with construction funding requests planned for later that year. The goal is to have the new facilities operational by spring 2028.

The proposed water access structures are designed to be modular and ADA accessible, ensuring that all community members can enjoy the park's offerings. The playground design will also involve public participation to tailor it to the community's needs.

As Concord looks to activate Giroux Park, these developments promise to enhance recreational access and foster community engagement in outdoor activities.

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