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Sheffield Lake launches study to expand public access to local parks

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Sheffield Lake is conducting a Shoreline Expansion and Public Access Feasibility Study to improve recreation opportunities at two city-owned parks: Community Park and Westshore Park. The study will examine potential improvements, environmental challenges, and the financial feasibility of future projects. The city secured a $120,000 Coastal Management Assistance Grant, with the city contributing $60,000 toward the project.

From morningjournal.com

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The study aims to develop a long-term plan for the city’s lakefront, specifically addressing the limited areas where residents can directly access the water. This planning process involves technical considerations, such as shoreline conditions, and gathering public input on desired lakefront uses.

From morningjournal.com

Who's involved

  • Sheffield LakeThe location of the lakefront being studied for public access expansion.
  • Community ParkOne of the two city-owned parks included in the feasibility study.
  • Westshore ParkThe second city-owned park included in the feasibility study.

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