Shelby Vacating Blackfork Circle For Park Project
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Greg Heindel
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Black Fork Circle, a lightly-used street near the high school football stadium in flood-prone downtown Shelby, is a step closer to being vacated. The city's Board of Revision Friday approved recommending city council vacate the street, to make way for development of a park, including an amphitheater. Mayor Marilyn John says the park and amphitheater project will cost about a million dollars, and will be done in several phases, with construction starting next spring. Grants and donations are being sought to cover the cost. She says a park is the best use for flood-prone land, and the amphitheater will be built to be flood-proof. |
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