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One thing the park really needed, for those of us who live or come into the park from the north side off Evans, is.. well.. a way to get into the park! At least, one without having to walk around to the ramp by the ramada. Until now, we had to try to walk down the rock covered slope in hopes that we don’t slide or fall on the way down.
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Well, now, we have steps.. BIG.. W I D E.. WOOD.. STEPS!
This has always been one of the goals I’ve wanted to see get accomplished ever since I, Jason, your President, became an HOA Board member. It is actually something I’ve always thought should’ve been there, even before I became a Board member. And I think it makes a nice addition to the park. not to mention, another, safe, entrance into the park.
I am grateful that we have an awesome landscaper, whom not only has taken care of the community better than any of the past few landscapers that we’ve had have done, but can also take on other jobs, such as these steps. Jim, from Poor Daddy’s Landscaping, did a great job getting these installed today. Though, it did take a while for us to find the wood we needed, as apparently supplies are hard to come by currently, especially for railroad ties and woods like it, which is what we needed. But, that was not his fault and it was definitely worth the wait as these steps look and function just as I imagined.
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There is still a little more work to be done there though.. adding more granite (rocks), driving rebar in a few more of the timbers, and clean up. But for now, they are safe, secured, and can be used, walked upon, or if you’d like, sit on them and watch others in the park. But please leave room for others to pass by.