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32 Terrace Review. —— Wednesday, November 27, 1991

Heritage Park to be partly
re- -fenced and re-forested

EXPOSED HISTORY. The last of the diseased border of

trees was recently felled at Heritage Park. Restoration of the
perimeter will begin with fencing and some new trees.

Terrace city council has agreed
to installing a new fence on the
east side of Heritage Park rather
than replacing the old one, but it
could leave the Kinsmen play-
ground adjacent to Skeenaview
Park with no protection at all for
some time to come.

When the trees along the north
edge of Skeenaview Park were
cut down earlier this year, it was
necessary to remove the fence.
This left the children’s play-
ground exposed to Halliwell
Ave. traffic, but it was only for
a brief period of time.

Last spring the city budgeted
$10,000 for a replacement fence

along the north side of the park
as well as a few trees which
would be distributed along both
the north and east edges of the
two parks, Another $10,000 was
set aside for an asphalt sidewalk
along the west side of North

’ Sparks.

Nothing happened for a long
while, but finally a couple of
months ago, a playground sign
was quietly installed in the cast-
bound lane of Halliwell where it
borders Skeenaview Park. But
the opposite side of the roadway
remains signless, and westbound
traffic still drives by the north
edge of the patk at the normal

50 kilometres per hour. But it
was apparently only a stop gap
measure, The fence would be
built and the playground sign
removed.

All that changed Monday .

night, however. There is no
longer any money in the city’s
1991 budget for a four-foot-high
wire mesh fence at Skeenaview

Park. Instead, city council has -
agreed to channel that moncy ~
into satisfying a request from —
Heritage: Park. The allotted

money will now be used to
replace the existing wooden
Heritage Park fence with a six-
foot-high wire mesh fence.
Why? According to city coun-
cil, greater security at the park.
Three sides of the park are still
defended by the old wooden
fence that has served so well
since the park was first built.
Heritage Park will not get

‘everything they want, though.

What they asked for, according
to superintendent of parks and
recreation Steve Scott, was the
six-foot fence and cedar trees
planted at three foot intervals to
form a hedge. The total cost
estimated by Scott was $13,500.
What they will get in 1991 is the
fence and 32 cedar trees between
10 and 12 feet high, planted at
10-foot intervals, and a promise
from city council to try to
budget for the remaining two-

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