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Fort Jones Central Community Park Project

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The Fort Jones Central Community Park Project involves the development of a community park on approximately 3.47 acres of previously disturbed vacant land in Fort Jones, Siskiyou County, California. The scope of work includes the demolition and disposal of an existing abandoned concrete building and basement, minor site grading, and the installation of playground equipment with safety surfacing. Additionally, the project entails the construction of accessible pedestrian pathways and the installation of park amenities such as benches, trash receptacles, and signage, concluding with minor landscaping and site restoration activities. The project is managed by the Town of Fort Jones, with primary points of contact including Town Administrator George Brenard and Public Works representative Everett Hullquist. Legally, the project has been filed as a Notice of Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically qualifying for categorical exemptions under Sections 15303 and 15304. The project was formally approved via a resolution adopted on August 10, 2026, which also authorized the submission of grant applications to fund the improvements.

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Town of Fort Jones developing a 3.47-acre community park with playgrounds and pathways.

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California → Town of Fort Jones

Place of Performance

Douglas and Hwy 3, Fort Jones, CA, 96032

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AgencyCalifornia → Town of Fort Jones
Contacts2 people available
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California → Town of Fort Jones
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Everett HullquistPublic Works
George BrenardTown Administrator

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The project consists of the development of a community park on approximately 3.47 acres of previously disturbed vacant land within the Town of Fort Jones. The site currently contains an abandoned concrete structure and basement that will be demolished and removed. Project improvements include demolition and disposal of the existing concrete building and basement; minor site grading and preparation; installation of playground equipment and safety surfacing; construction of accessible pedestrian pathways; installation of benches, trash receptacles, signage, and related park amenities; and minor landscaping and site restoration activities.

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