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Gray’s Beach Park Playground Open

June 23, 2023 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

 

Gray’s Beach Park Playground Rebuild Project Phase 1 is now complete and the playground is now open. Due to State and Federal funding, grant award and resources, the project needed to be completed in phases.
Phase 2 of construction is anticipated to begin in late summer. This will involve installation of the Poured-In- Place surfacing, and the installation of the final pieces of playground equipment. The playground will close temporarily during Phase 2, which should take about two weeks to complete.
The town undertook the reconstruction project because the playground was almost 18 years old, and the structural integrity of the equipment had become compromised due to erosion and excessive rust, along with site drainage concerns and other ongoing issues.

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