State water-quality investment
IDALS announced $250,000 for native plantings, bioretention, a swale and stormwater wetland. The announcement is not a completion certificate.
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Nature and heritage improvements near the Jordan House, with an open arboretum trail and later amenities still planned.
Jordan House in September 2012—historic context beside Legacy Woods, not a new park building.
Goddesshanna / Wikimedia Commons · September 22, 2012 · resized Commons image; no further edits.View original sourceCC BY-SA 3.0 licenseLegacy Woods combines ecological restoration and local history. City updates separate completed access work and an open arboretum trail from wetland work and future amenities. The Heritage Center remains a planning component, not a verified completed building. Indexed city text was available; direct page access was blocked, so these dated milestones are not a current site inspection.
IDALS announced $250,000 for native plantings, bioretention, a swale and stormwater wetland. The announcement is not a completion certificate.
SourceThe city update reports the parking lot, grand lawn and connecting sidewalk complete.
SourceThe city reported the trail open and 95% complete, with additional work planned.
SourceCity updates describe trail paving, lighting design and a Heritage Center planning procurement. Orchard planning was paused pending contractor evaluation.
SourceOriginal summary of dated city updates. An open trail does not mean the entire master plan is complete.
Supporting sourceOfficial records and reporting, with access limitations noted.