Continued landscaping delays at CAMWEST Development's "Perrigo Heights" project.
UPDATED, 10/18/2018: Trees and shrubs were planted along with irrigation lines. The forest has since grown back and you can't see this stormwater vault. Group Health planted the trees as part of an off-site mitigation requirement.
Camwest recently removed the orange construcion fence for both sides of the water easement. It looks so much better after having to look at it for two years.
The City recently installed three healthy evergreen trees to sheild off the vault and improve the look. Alders were in the way on the left vault corner. They were not removed to make room for planting one of hte new trees. So, there will be no screening on that side of the vault during the winter/fall. I hope they'll see the gap and put in another tree.
Many thanks to Steve Fischer, city planner for his work on this small project. He in incredibly busy managing all the major project.
The trail connection from Hartman Park to Nike Park was cut off by the Perrigo Heights development. It was in Camwest's plans to build a new trail through theiuesr Native Growth Easement. Yes! the trail was built in 2010 but Camwest wouldn't take credit for it when I called them. Thus, we call it the "Mystery Trail." But, my guess is Camwest built the trail.
Camwest recently removed the orange construcion fence for both sides of the water easement. It looks so much better after having to look at it for two years.
ReplyDeleteThe City recently installed three healthy evergreen trees to sheild off the vault and improve the look. Alders were in the way on the left vault corner. They were not removed to make room for planting one of hte new trees. So, there will be no screening on that side of the vault during the winter/fall. I hope they'll see the gap and put in another tree.
Many thanks to Steve Fischer, city planner for his work on this small project. He in incredibly busy managing all the major project.
The trail connection from Hartman Park to Nike Park was cut off by the Perrigo Heights development. It was in Camwest's plans to build a new trail through theiuesr Native Growth Easement. Yes! the trail was built in 2010 but Camwest wouldn't take credit for it when I called them. Thus, we call it the "Mystery Trail." But, my guess is Camwest built the trail.
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