Cullen Park & "Visions of Cullen Park"

Our guest for January will be Bill Franklin, newly appointed Commissioner of Public services.  Schedules permitting, Denny Garvin, Comm. of parks and Forestry and Dave Welch, Comm. of Streets, Harbors and Bridges will be on hand.

Also an update on the kayak dock design and cost, utilizing the donated flotation. The flotation was donated by Bill Tabbert of Lost Peninsula Marina and transported for storage to the Wohlleb-Socie Co, by Andy Socie.

 

 

Normally we meet on the 4th Wednesday, but due to Thanksgiving, our meeting would be the evening before, with many people are either on the road visiting family or getting ready in the kitchen for Turkey Day!

so change your calendars for November 21th this month!!

Also, NO meeting for December.

start the new year with a meeting on January 22nd

We will bring you up to date on what we have learned last week about the progress of the $850,000 grant to improve Cullen Park next year from  Steve Day from the City of Toledo, department of engineering will give the details of the project.

Also an update on the kayak dock status.

These meetings are open to the public and we welcome your input to help make Cullen Park a better and safe Park for everyone!

Meetings are at 6:30 Pm at the CrossPoint community Church, Point Place. Directions can be found under “Visions of Cullen Park”  then “Meeting locations”

this month the meeting is a week early due to scheduling.

Still same time, same place, same people!!

The Toledo Area Sanitary District (the guys that spray for mosquitoes) will have Lee Mitchel, biologist. Lee will give a 25-30 minute presentation followed by a question & answer session!

Plan on attending to learn what is being sprayed in and around Cullen Park and the Nautical Village and if this is affecting they wildlife and especially our bird population!

See you at 6:30 at  CrossPoint Community Church!

Don’t forget Wednesday May 22nd meeting at 6:30- CrossPoint Community Church.

We will be discussing this summer’s projects and welcome suggestions to improve the look, use and safety of Cullen Park.

Meeting open to the public.

Don’t forget our April meeting this Wednesday. This month will be the open discussion of projects for this summer,

there are a few new ideas that have been proposed , plus we also want your ideas to make this the best park in the city !!

So even if it’s a nice warm evening (we hope), come on out and see what we’re all about!!

6:30pm CrossPoint Community Church, follow link for location/map :

http://cullenpark.org/visions-of-cullen-park-3/meeting-location

A SPECIAL meeting of the Visions of Cullen Park is being called for the discussion of adding playground equipment!

Tuesday at 6:30 CrossPoint Community Church!