Carl Miller Park Walking Path Affected by City LINC Expansion
Newnan Utilities is alerting park visitors that the walking path at Carl Miller Park will be impacted by the City of Newnan's LINC expansion project. Visitors are advised to exercise caution and follow posted signage.
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The walking and jogging loop at Carl Miller Park will see disruptions due to the City of Newnan’s ongoing LINC expansion project. Newnan Utilities, which operates the park, has issued a notice advising park visitors to exercise caution and adhere to posted signs during the construction period.
Carl Miller Park, located at 70 Sewell Road, is a key community recreation space offering amenities such as playgrounds, pavilions, and a splash pad, in addition to its walking trail. The park's hours are seasonal, with specific times often adjusted for warmer months and daylight saving periods.
The advisory regarding the walking path appears on Newnan Utilities' homepage alongside other alerts, including ongoing annual hydrant flushing across the city. While specific details on the extent of the path's impact or any temporary closures are not elaborated upon in recent news archives, the utility emphasizes the need for visitor awareness and patience.
Why it matters — The LINC expansion project will temporarily alter the use of a popular local amenity, requiring park visitors to navigate changes and exercise caution.
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- The familiar 0.6-mile walking path at Carl Miller Park will be impacted by the City of Newnan’s LINC expansion project. Newnan Utilities, which operates the park, has issued a notice advising park visitors to exercise caution and adhere to posted signs during the construction period.
- The familiar 0.6-mile walking and jogging loop at Carl Miller Park will see disruptions due to the City of Newnan’s ongoing LINC expansion project. Newnan Utilities, which operates the park, has issued a notice advising park visitors to exercise caution and adhere to posted signs during the construction period.
Reported by newnanutilities.org, times-herald.com
