Gravel Circle Replenishment!
Aug 20
1 min read
Good news for our petanque players, chess players, and all others who use the gravel circle located between Chester Ave and Baltimore Ave - contractors will be working today to replenish gravel stocks in the circle! It has been many years since the last gravel refresh and The Friends of Clark Park believe this work will benefit all park users. Keep an eye out for fresh gravel in the coming days as you make your way through the park!
Great to see the Gravel Circle getting some love! I remember when we replenished our local community sandbox; red ball it brought everyone together for a fun day. Excited to see the kids enjoy this new gravel!
It's interesting that the gravel circle serves such different groups, from petanque to chess players, since each activity probably has distinct needs for surface texture and drainage. I wonder whether the type or depth of gravel chosen was discussed with regular users beforehand, or if the refresh is mainly about restoring what was there originally. Either way, it's good to see long-overdue maintenance happening in a shared public space.
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