Westside Community Park

This year’s Grillin’ on the Green was the biggest and best in the event’s eight year history.  Here is the link to a story recapping the event in today’s Lake County News.

Click here to read the story.

 

Next Saturday, August 5th, at Grillin’ on the Green you will be overwhelmed by the BBQ being prepared by our 12 grillin’ teams. They are: The Smokin’ Aces (Adam Bruch), Beef Cake (Jesse Richardson), Team JQ (Jason Strickler & Dave Hansen), Lakeside Team (Nurses Assoc. for Sutter), Just the Tri Tip (Tim Biasotti), Livin’ Made E.Z. (Adam Newell), Happy Papa BBQ (Robert Norton), Aaron & Robs BBQ (Aaron Vanderwarker), Delta Iota Tau, City of Lakeport, Kiwanis Club of Lakeport and Early Lake Lions. With this great lineup, we take no responsibility if you go home hungry. ?

The Pump Track was opened in May, 2017 and is receiving a lot of use.

The Committee thanks the Rotary Club of Lakeport for funding its development and Richard Neils for managing the project.

The City Council approved the Committee’s requested relocation of the Equestrian Center to a more appropriate site.  This Lake County News article tells all about it.

http://www.lakeconews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50755:-lakeport-city-council-approves-changes-to-horse-park-plan&catid=1:latest&Itemid=197

The Lake County Record-Bee posted an informative article about this Spring’s upcoming project.

http://www.record-bee.com/general-news/20170105/getting-pumped

RB Peters is doing site prep on the area at the south end of the Jane Barnes Field.  The work will create the proper slope and elevations per the engineer’s plans.  This area will be developed with a bike pump track, skate area and sand courts.

Read the story in the Lake County News here.

Click this link to the Lake County News‘ and read the article on the June 14, 2016 report to the Lake County Board of Supervisors on the park’s development and usage.

On Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 9:00 AM we will be planting the 12 oak trees in the area adjacent to the mosaic sign. The holes will be dug and ready.
If you’d like to help come out. Bring a shovel if you have one.

One goal of the Committee for 2016 is to complete work on the area south of the Jane Barnes Field. That area is set aside for horseshoes (Previously constructed by the Early Lake Lions Club.), sand sports courts, a bicycle pump track and skate board area. To accomplish this, the area needs to be graded to its finished elevation and the mountain of excess dirt hauled away. The first step toward that occurred today. Steve Farr volunteered his time and expertise to do the survey work and set the grade stacks. He was assisted by Dennis Rollins, who says, “I know how to follow directions.” It is still another week before we can legally begin grading. Sometime after that date RB Peters will be onsite to complete that work.