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| We are pleased to announce the 2025 LaVista Park Neighborhood Yard Sale. We invite you to join the fun, get rid of excess stuff, and make some extra cash. Having many participants in the same neighborhood increases potential sales traffic. Key points: – Event Date: Saturday, April 26. Rain or shine. – Advertised hours: 9 am to 4 pm. (Individual households can adjust) – LVPCA will provide advertising, including professionally printed 18 X 24 inch yard signs at strategic high-traffic locations. – Participating households will receive balloons and coordinated map number signs for easy ID on the day of the event. – We will distribute maps to prospective buyers showing participating households. addresses, an optional brief description of items for sale and, and specific hours (if other than the advertised hours) Registration fee of $20 covers street signs, balloons, maps and advertising. Discounted rate of $15 for LVPCA members. To register, click Register Now, fill out the form, hit “Submit,” and send payment using one of the convenient options listed on the form. Note this is a two-step process: submit the form, then send payment via Zelle, Venmo, or check. Please register early so we can plan. Absolute final registration deadline April 11. |
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GREAT NEWS FOR OUR PARK😀🍂🌾: Thanks to volunteers, including park coordinator Bill Dynan, we’ve worked with Councilman Funny to get up to $100,000 dollars in 2024 for improvements to the park! This gives our park a “master plan” for renovation and improvement, and was approved at a recent city council meeting!
More details from Bill: “One of the major issues is mitigation of flooding and drainage in the lower park. Potentially, the unsightly drainage structure could be replaced and the flood-plain re-vegetated with water-tolerant species. Other needs may include repair, expansion or replacement of the handicap-accessible viewing platform along Wild Creek Trail, installation of a walking trail and/or bridges along the creek, addressing erosion along the trail in the upper park, landscaping the entrance monuments, improvements to the picnic area by the playground, and consideration of subdued lighting to improve nighttime safety.”
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