Dream park drawing participant with the charrette to pick park features
Residents meeting with park staff to provide input on new park development ideas
Volunteers working to clean up park site
Volunteers working to clean up park site
Thank you to the many volunteers that helped with site cleanup!
The citizens of Magalia and the Upper Ridge have been working with PRPD staff and Board to get a park in Magalia since 2006. At LONG last PRPD is pleased to announce that the District has received funding to build Lakeridge Park in Magalia. This $5,2275,277 grant will fund the development of a new recreation center, grass play field, outdoor sport court, adventure playground, two traditional playgrounds, a swing complex, hiking/walking/biking paths, botanical garden, amphitheater, interactive water fountain, restrooms, and parking areas. Thank you to all the hundreds of Upper Ridge residents that have given their time and voice to help earn this hard-won grant award and their new park!
This is a very large development project and it could take up to three years to complete the project.
More to come. Stay tuned and check back for updates as we make progress toward building your beautiful new park!
Lakeridge Park Preliminary Design Plan
Lakeridge Park Preliminary Design for Playgrounds, Sport Court, Group Picnic, Observation Decks
Lakeridge Park Preliminary Design for Entrance, Botanical Garden, Amphitheater, Interactive Fountain, Recreation Center
Lakeridge Park Preliminary Design for Hiking/Walking/Biking Trails and Pump Track
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