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Meserve Park Renovation

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The City of Brawley in California is undertaking the Meserve Park Renovation project to modernize park facilities and ensure they are safe and usable for local residents. This comprehensive renovation includes replacing existing playground equipment and rehabilitating tennis courts to create new tennis, pickleball, and bankshot courts. The project also involves the installation of various amenities such as fencing, a batting cage and bullpen, concrete cornhole games, picnic tables, shade structures, park benches, and pedestal BBQs. Additional site improvements feature a perimeter walking trail enhanced with hopscotch artwork and lighting, as well as landscaping designed to function as a pollinator garden. Located in Brawley, California, the project has been granted a categorical exemption according to the Notice of Exemption dated August 11, 2026. The initiative is managed by the Development Services Director, Cristhian Barajas, and is intended to provide updated recreational infrastructure for the community.

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City of Brawley is renovating Meserve Park with new sports courts and amenities.

Agency

California → City of Brawley

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

2nd Street and J Street, Brawley, CA, 92227

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Notice of Exemption - Meserve Park Renovation

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Brawley
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Brawley
Office AddressN/A
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Cristhian BarajasDevelopment Services Director

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This project will consist of replacing existing playground equipment, rehabilitation of existing tennis courts as new tennis/pickleball/bankshot courts; and the addition of fencing, a batting cage/bullpen, a perimeter walking trail with hopscotch artwork, concrete cornhole games, picnic tables, shade structures, park benches, pedestal BBQs, trail landscaping co-acting as a pollinator garden, and lighting; all to ensure park facilities are safe, useable, and up to date for Brawley residents.

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