Project Description
The scope of work consisted of completing an NJDCA Small Cities grant application, field survey, preparation of construction plans, preparation of bid and technical specifications, bid phase services, construction observation, and contract administration. Throughout each of these phases of the project, we coordinated with the Borough and its grant consultant regarding NJDCA grant requirements. Following completion of the work under the Small Cities grant, we assisted the Borough with a second NJDCA grant application for lighting improvements.
The Small Cities project included installation of approximately 1,200 linear feet of new six-foot-wide asphalt walking path, a 24-foot by 52-foot pavilion with a concrete slab floor and ADA accessible picnic tables, and installation of 3 ADA accessible exercise stations. The Local Recreation Grant Improvement Project included the installation of site lights along the walking path and lighting on the pavilion.
S&A had detailed knowledge of the proposed project from our preparation of the Engineer’s Reports that were submitted along with the successful NJDCA grant applications. Before the projects, the park had a small paved walking path and an ADA accessible surface for a swing set; however, much of the park, including a large lawn area, a picnic grove, and a playground, was inaccessible. This project created several significant ADA accessible amenities, including a looped walking path through the entire park, a pavilion with ADA accessible picnic tables, and ADA accessible exercise stations.
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- Borough of Woodstown
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- Marvin L. Watson Memorial Park ADA Accessible Improvements
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- Marvin L. Watson Memorial Park Lighting Improvements
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