Radnor Gets $350K Grant For Clem Macrone Park Project

Radnor Township has been awarded a $350,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for improvements at Clem Macrone Park.

Work will include: construction of stormwater management structures, parking area, picnic area, comfort station and pedestrian walkways; renovation of tennis court and basketball court; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign and other related site improvements.

The grant was part of a $28 million investment in 176 projects across Pennsylvania. The statewide grants are aimed to create new recreational opportunities, conserve natural resources and help revitalize local communities, officials said.

“Our communities thrive economically when people want to stay and businesses want to grow and these beautiful public spaces and new recreational areas help improve the quality of life across our commonwealth,” Governor Tom Wolf said.