Tuesday, November 10, 2009

$2 MILLION IN GRANTS TO IMPROVE 15 FIFTH DISTRICT TRAILS

 

 

 

       

 

PRESS RELEASE

Contact:  Tony Bell, Communications Deputy

Office:     (213) 974-5555  Cell: (213) 215-5176

E-mail:     tbell@bos.lacounty.gov

  November 10, 2009                                                                                            For Immediate Release

 

ANTONOVICH AWARDS $2 MILLION IN GRANTS TO IMPROVE 15 FIFTH DISTRICT TRAILS

  

LOS ANGELES COUNTY – To expand, rehabilitate, and improve amenities at recreational trails throughout the Fifth Supervisorial District, Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich awarded $2 million for trail enhancements for 15 trails located in twelve cities from Claremont to Lancaster.

 

Each trail will receive grant funds of up to $150,000 through funds from the Safe Neighborhood Parks Propositions.

 

Project funds have been awarded to the following:

·             City of Claremont for the Claremont Hills Wilderness Park Access Improvements Project

·             City of Duarte for the Fish Canyon Falls Trail

·             City of Glendale for the Catalina Verdugo Trail

·             City of Glendora for the South Hills Wilderness Trail

·             City of La Canada/Flintridge for the Cherry Canyon Trails Improvement Project

·             City of Lancaster for the Armagosa Creek Pathway Trail

·             City of Monrovia for the Monrovia Canyon Park Entrance Trail

·             City of Palmdale for the Warnack Nature Park Trail

·             City of Pasadena for the Annandale Canyon Trail Access and Improvements Project

·             City of San Gabriel for the Vincent Lugo Park Trail

·             City of Santa Clarita for the East Walker Ranch Trail System

·             City of West Covina for the Cortez Park Trails Extension Project

·             County Parks and Recreation for the La Crescenta Recreational Trail Link

·              North East Trees for the South Pasadena Nature Park Trail Extension

·              Los Angeles Conservation Corps for the Sycamore Canyon Trail Restoration Project.

 

 

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