Politics & Government
Plans Change for Second Phase of Brook Run Park
Dunwoody City Council approved changes to a grant application last week that would widened the concrete trail from 8 to 12 feet.
In a split vote, Dunwoody City Council approved changes for a grant application for Brook Run Park, last week.
The $100,000 grant would fund a 12-foot wide concrete multi-use trail on the second phase of the trail, a Reporter Newspapers story said.
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During the City Council meeting, Brent Walker, director of Dunwoody Recreation and Parks department said it was necessary to change the grant application from original plans for an 8-foot-wide asphalt trail, the story said. Funds would increase the second phase budget to $441,000.
