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A commissioner reported Parks plans to reforest roughly 130 acres of the former Westpark golf course; staff also described a crosswalk project in the historic district that will require brick sidewalk work and removal of several decayed trees along the road.

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The board reported that planned demolition of three parcels north of 40 Public Square (the former City Hall) is on hold while state historic-preservation review and coordination with local historic groups proceed; demolition likely will not occur before early 2027.