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Manteca Director of Parks Announces Skate Park Expansion Plans

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Brandy Clark was appointed as the Director of Parks, Recreation & Transit in Manteca. In her role, Clark announced that initial concrete work for the expansion of the city’s skate park will begin before the end of October. The city decided to improve the current skate park rather than using federal COVID relief funds to plan a second park.

From mantecabulletin.com

Why it matters

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The city is moving forward with a significant local infrastructure project that includes adding new skate elements, an open skate area, and new plaza areas. This expansion represents a substantial investment in local public recreation facilities.

From mantecabulletin.com

Who's involved

  • Brandy ClarkDirector of Parks, Recreation & Transit for Manteca
  • MantecaCity where the skate park expansion is taking place
  • city councilGoverning body responsible for development and zoning issues in Manteca

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  • MantecaSpeculative

    The local economy could see increased demand for construction and related services due to the park expansion.

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  1. Clark's city uses her role to collaborate with the American Legion for Veterans Day events.1 source
  2. Brandy Clark takes the role of Director of Parks, Recreation & Transit in Manteca.1 source

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