Trail bridges funding
At the April 19 Hanover council meeting, council received a report about Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) Funding for trail bridges.
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Hanover director of Parks, Recreation and Culture Sherri Walden presented the report.
At the Dec. 13, 2018 meeting, council received a Trails Bridges 2 and 4 Direction report and approved the following motion that Structures 2 and 4 on the Community Trails System continue to be closed to all pedestrian and vehicular traffic; and that council consider the complete restoration of these structures in the 2019 capital budget.
In 2019, council approved $250,000 in the capital budget for trails system bridge work. At the July 15 meeting, council received a report noting that while repairing the bridges would open this section of the trail for use, it may not be the best long-term solution.
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Two sensory gardens have been planted on the Ninefields estate. Earlier this month residents joined Epping Forest District Council officers from the Estates and Land, and Community Culture and Wellbeing teams in planting hundreds of flowers to create the new gardens. The move followed requests from residents for help brightening up the area between local shops and the new Waltham Abbey Leisure Centre. The council says the gardens aim to create a better environment and “discourage anti-social behaviour”. A council spokesperson said: “Visitors to the gardens can enjoy the tranquil formation of pale blues, deep purples and the blend of greens. July will be the best time to see the flowers in full bloom and inhale their scent. One garden has an eye-catching central star feature included as a focal point of interest. Both gardens provide a haven for bees, butterflies and other insects of pollen and nectar.”