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You may have noticed that Saarinen Wayside Park is looking a little different! Our Parks Maintenance team is replacing a section of the sidewalk that is not ADA compliant as well as doing landscape renovation to help improve the look and feel of the park. We anticipate having the sidewalk replaced by mid June and having the project wrapped up by the end of this month. For more updates go to https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements
You may have noticed that Saarinen Wayside Park is looking a little different! Our Parks Maintenance team is replacing a section of the sidewalk that is not ADA compliant as well as doing landscape renovation to help improve the look and feel of the park. We anticipate having the sidewalk replaced by mid June and having the project wrapped up by the end of this month. For more updates go to https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements
You may have noticed that Saarinen Wayside Park is looking a little different! Our Parks Maintenance team is replacing a section of the sidewalk that is not ADA compliant as well as doing landscape renovation to help improve the look and feel of the park. We anticipate having the sidewalk replaced by mid June and having the project wrapped up by the end of this month. For more updates go to https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements

Published on: 06/08/2025

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You may have noticed that Saarinen Wayside Park is looking a little different! Our Parks Maintenance team is replacing a section of the sidewalk that is not ADA compliant as well as doing landscape renovation to help improve the look and feel of the park. We anticipate having the sidewalk replaced by mid June and having the project wrapped up by the end of this month. For more updates go to https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements

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