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Mathison Park in Churchill gets new boardwalk funded $90,000 through Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program
Mathison Park in Churchill is more accessible with the upgrade of one of the boardwalks along the walking path.
Local MP Darren Chester said the $90,000 project was stage one of boardwalk renewals for the park. "Mathison Park is a beautiful green space for locals and visitors to enjoy and walk around Lake Hyland. The old timber boardwalk has been replaced to be more accessible and easier for bike riders and path users to cross over the wetlands space." Mr Chester said.
Local MP Darren Chester with Mathison Park Community Assets Committee members Chris Foley, Faye Foley, Andy Webb and Ruth Place on the new boardwalk at Mathison Park
Mr Chester added, "The park is a wonderful space for some outdoor exercise and a testament to the dedicated group of volunteers who maintain the grounds and ensure locals can enjoy the space." The project was funded through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program and administered by Latrobe City Council.
Pictures from Darren Chester MP website.
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