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Published on June 27, 2024
Lake County Seeks Public Input for North Lake Regional Park Revamp, Meeting Set for July 10Source: Google Street View

Residents of Lake County are being asked to voice their opinions when it comes to revamping North Lake Regional Park. Aiming to snag a Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) grant, the Office of Parks and Trails is seeking public input on what improvements should hit the drawing board.

Gearing up for the application process, there’s a community meeting on the horizon that's open to all. Slated for July 10, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Umatilla Senior Center (17107 Ball Park Rd, Umatilla), the gathering is your opportunity to weigh in. Whether you’re gunning for upgraded picnic areas, more trails, or something as simple as better parking, now’s your chance to share your wishlist.

According to Lake County's official announcement, the input from this meeting will be integral to the final grant application. This isn’t just bureaucratic lip service; it's a chance to directly influence the future of a park that serves as a green lung and community hub in Lake County.

If you’ve got questions ahead of time or can’t make the meeting but still want your voice heard, don’t be shy. The Lake County Office of Parks & Trails at 352-253-4950 is your hotline for information and influence. And remember, this isn't just about putting down new sod or slapping on a fresh coat of paint. Your ideas could help shape an outdoor space that generations to come will thank you for – provided, of course, that the grant gods look favorably upon Lake County’s application.