The City of Woodstock is ready to move forward with Phase Two of the development of Shanna Larsen Park.
WOODSTOCK - The City of Woodstock is getting ready to move forward with Phase Two of the Shanna Larsen Park.
Director of Parks and Recreation Brian Connors says soon they will be putting down sod and pathways to make the park a beautiful place to be.
"After phase 2 the park will be open officially - we'll have an opening to the park. Phase three is basically putting in more trees to the park and if there are a few more structures to go in, that's when they'll go in."
Connors says the work will cost the city $187,755 and should be completed in around six weeks.
The park is in the new Senator Home developments near Pittock Lake.

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