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PARKS & OPEN SPACE NEWS 1-g <br /> MEDIAN LANDSCAPE PROJECT Our goal is to complete a minimum of two playgrounds and <br /> based on budgeted funds,we are working to complete a <br /> The Parks,Recreation&Open Space Department is working third playground,as well.The third playground to be re- <br /> on a 2-year endeavor to make improvements to the medians placed is located at the City's Sports Complex located off of <br /> along the major corridors within the City(S.Boulder,Via Ap State Highway 42. <br /> pia,Cherry,Dillon&McCaslin).This project was included in <br /> the 2019-2020 biennial budget that was adopted in 2018. In future budget cycles,the Parks,Recreation and Open <br /> Originally staff worked with the design firm MIG to develop Space Department plans to request additional funds to <br /> complete other playground renovations as needed.In the <br /> several design concepts and settled on a preferred concept <br /> that focused on making improvements to the current medi- meantime,make sure to check out our newest renovated <br /> ans without major design changes.This project will look at playground at Heritage Park For more information on this <br /> each corridor and also each median to determine the extent project,please contact Allan Gill at agill@louisvilleco.gov. <br /> of the changes/upgrades needed.These improvements LEARN ABOUT LOCAL WILDLIFE WHILE WALKING <br /> could include irrigation system upgrades and removal and <br /> replacement of vegetation including turf,shrubs and trees. The Open Space Division has installed three interpretive <br /> The intent is to also include additional pops of color along panels at the Hecla Lake Open Space bird blind.Stop by and <br /> some of the medians with planters with annuals where ap- take a look and learn about resident birds,migratory birds <br /> propriate. and other wildlife in our area.In an effort to increase wildlife <br /> The planning of this project has begun and the goal is to habitat,staff has also installed three American kestrel and <br /> begin construction of the medians this fall and continue into two Eastern screech owl nest boxes on select open space <br /> 2020 to finish the remaining medians.We will work with the properties and on the Coal Creek Golf Course. <br /> consultant,Public Works and our Parks and Public Landscap- - '. <br /> ing Advisory Board(PPLAB)to prioritize the order in which <br /> the medians are renovated.For more information on this .' 12+ , ;T f <br /> project,please contact Allan Gill at agill@louisvilleco.gov. <br /> r\A ��r l r 1 1 I' ll g .ry <br /> PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT PROJECT <br /> iingtiiii <br /> Many of the playgrounds in the City were installed around <br /> the same time and are in need of some refreshing.That is _ <br /> the intent behind our playground replacement project.City -.- . - - <br /> Council has allocated funding in each of the next two years _ _ _ - <br /> to replace playground equipment to offer new and en- <br /> hanced play experiences for the community. <br /> • MOSQUITO SAFETY <br /> Jr rrr' <br /> *or The City contracts with Vector Disease Control International <br /> '.; „.. (VDCI)for Mosquito Control Services for the community. <br /> FLr`' .4 .`-t. .. �� <br /> - . W tit' 1' Citizens concerned about mosquito problems or issues may <br /> • report their concerns by calling VDCI at 888-774-2161,email- <br /> - ing them at mkyer@vdci.net or visiting the VDCI website at <br /> _____ — - http://www.vdci.net/colorado. Boul- <br /> •\, N. , . y der County Public Health and the City <br /> ,, a ' >.•.,....-....:-. _ urge residents to remember the 4Ds �� <br /> . , - _ "'=#�c:; when protecting themselves against �� <br /> = West Nile Virus: MX ap, <br /> W4114 <br /> Use DEET-enhanced insect repel- <br /> lent <br /> Staff just recently solicited bids from companies interested <br /> in partnering with the City to design and install upgraded DRESS in long sleeves and pants <br /> playground features.Staff reviewed three potential bids and • Avoid the outdoors from DUSK to DAWN <br /> ultimately selected HPM/Architerra as the design and con- • DRAIN standing water outside your home <br /> struction team for this project.Staff plans on kicking off the <br /> project in May and completing outreach and design through For more information,please visit the City's website at http:// <br /> the summer and installing new play equipment this fall.The www.louisvilleco.gov/residents/parks-recreation/mosquito- <br /> first playground to be replaced will be Dutch Creek(other- control-services or the Boulder County Public Health website <br /> wise known as Elephant Park).We plan to follow-up with a at https://www.bouldercounty.org/environment/water/ <br /> renovation of Keith Helart Park in 2020. west-nile-virus. <br /> June 2019 • Page 9 <br />
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