Carol Stream Park District Armstrong Park selected for grant Current Armstrong Park north parking lot will receive permeable pavers. The lot allows access to Kids World Playground and a large picnic shelter, off Idaho Street in Carol Stream. Courtesy of Carol Stream Park District
Updated 3/17/2021 10:33 AM
The Carol Stream Park District s Armstrong Park North Parking Lot project has been selected for funding through the FY2021 DuPage County Water Quality Improvement Program Grant. The maximum funding amount is 25 percent of the related projects costs. The DuPage County Stormwater Management Planning Committee approved funding for the Armstrong Park project is no more than $40,395 for qualified costs, which equates to a 25 percent reimbursement.
Armstrong Park project chosen for DuPage County grant A permeable paver parking lot will replace an asphalt one at Armstrong Park in Carol Stream as part of a water-quality project. Courtesy of DuPage County
Updated 3/4/2021 2:10 PM
A DuPage County stormwater management committee has recommended grant funding for a water-quality project at Armstrong Park in Carol Stream.
Proposed improvements call for replacing Armstrong s asphalt north parking lot with permeable pavers and a vegetated swale system. The parking lot is located off Idaho Street.
The stormwater committee selected the Carol Stream Park District project for funding through the county s water quality improvement grant program.
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