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Lucchetti Excavating has finished the grading of the playground and the Futsal pitch site.  The  excavating of the play structure area should be completed today.  Florentino Vasquez and his crew are set to begin the extension of the water line … Continue reading →

The Lake County Public Health Department has given approval for outdoor events to continue.  Grillin’ on the Green is on for Saturday, August 7. 2021 5:00 to 7:30 P.M.

Friends of the Westside Community Park, The founder of the Westside Community Park Committee, Charlie Jolin, passed away early on Monday morning. Charlie worked with Richard Knoll, then the Community Development Director for the City, to secure City Council approval … Continue reading →

The Westside Community Park Committee recently received a donation in the amount of $65, 022.78 from the Trust of McIntire.  This very generous donation will be put to use soon to fund the construction of 600 feet of curb, gutter and sidewalk … Continue reading →

The Committee’s meeting normally held the first Wednesday of the month will be held on the second Wednesday in October.  That date is October 9.

We appreciate all of the sponsors which helped to make the 10th Annual Grillin’ on the Green a success.  Please click here to see the entire list.

Read about the upcoming Grillin’ on the Green in the Lake County News. By clicking here.  

The date of the July meeting of the Committee has been changed to Wednesday, July 10, 2019.  The agenda will be posted in advance here on our website.

The fields at the park are getting a much needed dose of compost today thanks to a collaboration among the Committee, the City Public Works/Parks Dept. and Konocti Youth Soccer League President, Wayne Yahnke. A HUGE thank you to Cole … Continue reading →

Thanks to the leadership of Konocti Youth Soccer League President, Wayne Yahnke, a concession stand is nearing completion. This project is being funded by the Konocti Youth Soccer League, Westshore Little League and the Westside Community Park Committee. Many local … Continue reading →