A group of Steilacoom residents is asking town leaders for more time to purchase land that they in turn would donate to the town for use as a small park.
A group of Steilacoom residents is asking town leaders for more time to purchase land that they in turn would donate to the town for use as a small park.
The Town Council passed a resolution in 2011 stating the town’s intent to accept the donation of the property near the corner of Galloway and Lexington streets from the Harlock Place Park Stewardship Committee.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/street/2013/01/08/steilacoom-seeks-extension-for-park-donation/
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