At the Tuesday City Council meeting, City Manager Dylan Feik reported on progress renovating Canyon Park. Progress, he said, includes work on guardrails, handrails, and hydrants; debris hauling is complete, the installation of pedestals for power connections is complete, but needs Edison to make the final connection, for which a county permit is necessary. Once issued it should take Edison three or four weeks to hook up the electricity. Once power is connected, he said, the final two inches of pavement will be laid.
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- Brad Haugaard
So get the permit already
ReplyDeleteOr don't! It's ironic that people have been kept from enjoying the outdoors due to electricity and other optional infrastructure.
DeleteThat is pretty funny. You can’t go out to enjoy nature until electricity is setup and handrails are in. This is one big clown show.
DeleteAgreed! This is a wilderness area, not a country club
DeleteOpen Canyon Park, City Manager Dylan Flake
ReplyDeleteKeep it civil and refrain from name calling.
Delete^tell me you have no idea how bureaucracy works without telling me you have no idea how bureaucracy works
ReplyDeleteYou think he's just delaying this so he can keep the park all to himself? The progress reports have been more than clear about why this takes time
Obviously you're kidding, but you may recall *years* ago when he said he'd changed his mind about re-opening sooner because he wouldn't feel safe taking his own kids in. Since he felt that his personal risk tolerance was justification for keeping others away, I think it's reasonable for people to call him out this way.
Delete“Expected opening in Spring!”
ReplyDeleteYeah spring 2030