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There used to be a pedestrian bridge on the trail between Constant and Burcham parks. Why is it no longer there? Will it be replaced?
The bridge was washed out, said Mark Hecker with the city’s parks and recreation department. In conjunction with the public works department, a new drainage tube will be installed so the area no longer will need a bridge. Completion of that project is dependent upon drier weather.
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