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Johns Creek approves construction contract for Ocee Park soft surface trail

Johns Creek has approved a for construction of the Ocee Park Soft Surface Trail, shown here in orange. (Courtesy City of Johns Creek)
Johns Creek has approved a for construction of the Ocee Park Soft Surface Trail, shown here in orange. (Courtesy City of Johns Creek)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Aug 3, 2021

In 2019, Johns Creek identified three key improvements they would like to make at Ocee Park, a shade structure for the tennis courts, a pavilion between the tennis courts and baseball fields, and a soft surface trail.

The city has funded several other major improvements at Ocee Park including the installation of artificial turf in-fields on the four main baseball diamonds, and earlier this year installed a new pavilion between the tennis courts and baseball fields which has been well received by park patrons.

Recently, the Johns Creek City Council approved a $149,550 contract with Professionally Engineered Structures & Associates, LLC for construction of the Ocee Park Soft Surface Trail.

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