Public park development permits coming — New Albany
Reviewed Jul 13 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The City of New Albany is developing a public park as part of the Ganton Parkway/Camden development. Individual 404 and 401 permits from USACE and Ohio EPA are required, with applications not yet started; receipt expected 14 months after Notice to Proceed.
Excavation / gradingLandscaping / irrigationPlayground / site amenitiesFlatwork (sidewalks, curbs, driveways)Commercial GCDemolition
- What happened
- The City of New Albany plans to develop a public park. This project requires specific individual environmental permits (404 and 401), for which applications have not yet begun.
- Why it matters
- Park development will involve site preparation, landscaping, and the installation of recreational amenities and potentially new facilities like restrooms or pavilions. There will be opportunities for general contractors specializing in public works, as well as specific trades for landscaping, concrete, and playground equipment.
- Timing
- Permit applications are not yet started. Receipt of these permits is estimated to take up to 14 months from the Notice to Proceed for EMH&T to prepare applications.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: newalbanyohio.org
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