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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Ardens 1988-2019

Completed Year Project ORPT Project Sponsor Type Project Park Name Project Description No. Investment Cost Approved

Arden 15-159 Dev 2015 The Green Installed a mount slide at the Arden Green. $ 8,000 $ 17,555 Holly Oak Purchased a 0.5-acre lot adjacent to Holly Oak Park at the south Ardencroft 04-001GW Acq 2004 Creek Park end of Evergreen Lane. $ 59,915 $ 121,009 Sherwood Arden 03-005GW Acq 2003 Purchased 5 acre property to expand the park. Forest $ 283,333 $ 849,000

Ardentown 02-001 Dev 2002 The Glen Installed new playground equipment and benches. $ 3,500 $ 8,190 Holly Oak Ardencroft 99-001 Dev 1999 Installed new multi-function playground equipment. Creek Park $ 9,000 $ 18,000 Total $ 363,748 $ 996,199

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Bellefonte 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project Total Type Park Name Project Description ORPT Investment No. Approved Project Cost

Installed benches, gazebo, ornamental fencing, pathway, 06-015 Dev 2006 Bellefonte Park $ 54,750 $ 114,046 landscaping, signage, electric and water service.

Total $ 54,750 $ 114,046

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Bethany Beach 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Project Cost

07-207GW Dev 2007 Beach Access Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 44,500 $ 89,988

Bethany Beach Nature 02-001GW Dev 2002 Center and Conservation Constructed a trail and elevated boardwalk with an overlook. $ 153,300 $ 779,300 Area Bethany Beach Nature Constructed a park entrance drive, parking lot, playground, and 02-002 Dev 2002 Center and Conservation $ 96,600 $ 193,320 walkways. Area Bethany Beach Nature Purchased 26.4 acre property for conservation and passive 00-007 Acq 2000 Center and Conservation $ 150,000 $ 776,223 recreation. Area Total $ 444,400 $ 1,838,831

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Bowers Beach 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project Total Project Type Park Name Project Description ORPT Investment No. Approved Cost

Purchased 0.34 acres at the corner of Williams Avenue and 11-130 Dev 2011 Main Street Park $ 118,018 $ 268,925 Main Street for bocce courts.

North Bowers Beach Installed basketball court, picnic pavilion, electrical service and 94-091 Dev 1994 $ 64,108 $ 172,344 Community Park lighting, picnic tables, and site furnishings.

Total $ 182,126 $ 441,269

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimbursement- Expected No. Approved based) Project Cost Installation of picnic tables, benches, bike rack, or similar 18-175 Dev 2018 Town Park invesments for the creation of a new, approximately 3.5 $ 3,033 $ 6,066 community space Total $ 3,033 $ 6,066

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Bridgeville 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Woodbridge Early Child 97-005 Dev 1997 Installed new playground equipment and safety surfacing. $ 12,000 $ 31,125 Ed. Center

Bridgeville Community 96-006 Dev 1996 Installed a playground, game tables and seating area. $ 25,000 $ 60,000 Playground

Total $ 37,000 $ 91,125

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Clayton 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed new playground equipment, seating, picnic areas and 97-003 Dev 1997 Clayton Community Park $ 28,167 $ 56,335 walkways. Total $ 28,167 $ 56,335

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Dagsboro 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

11-135 Dev 2011 Katie Helm Park Installed pavilion, benches, pathway and bike rack. $ 33,910 $ 68,847

Installed new playground equipment, picnic tables and parking 07-100 Dev 2007 Katie Helm Park $ 50,000 $ 145,300 lot.

06-008 Dev 2006 Katie Helm Park Installed gazebo. $ 10,000 $ 21,483

Total $ 93,910 $ 235,630

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Delaware City 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed age appropriate playground equipment at Fourth Street 15-158 Dev 2015 4th St Park and 7th St Park $ 53,895 $ 112,010 Park and Seventh Street Park.

Master planned Community Park for trailhead access and 12-220T Dev 2012 Branch Canal Pathway circulation, and installed interpretation panels and access ramp to $ 38,161 $ 76,321 restrooms at Community Center.

Constructed the Canal Promenade from William Street to Third 07-203GW Dev 2007 Branch Canal Pathway $ 500,000 $ 1,108,855 Street along the Canal Street right-of-way.

Designed, produced and installed interpretive and orientation signs in Battery Park describing the history of the C&D Canal, Forts 07-204GW Dev 2007 Battery Park $ 14,017 $ 31,476 DuPont and Delaware, the old locks and Delaware City’s historical district. Construct the pathway, boardwalk and provide access to the historic 06-002GW Dev 2006 Branch Canal Connector $ 200,000 $ 2,295,000 African-Union Cemetery along the Branch Canal.

Engineered and designed pathway south of Route 9 linking the 05-002GW Plan 2005 Branch Canal Connector Canal Promenade with the C&D Canal pathway with consideration $ 50,000 $ 106,037 to wetlands, drainage and historical preservation.

Library and Community 02-003 Dev 2002 Installed new playground equipment. $ 50,000 $ 113,000 Center Planned for phase 4 of C&D Canal Greenway including wetland 01-002GW Plan 2001 Branch Canal Pathway delineation, habitat assessment, geotechnical evaluation and tidal $ 37,604 $ 75,208 evaluation. Design linkages to Clinton Street and Fort DE State park; install 01-003 Plan 2001 Battery Park $ 67,500 $ 121,500 signage to interpret history. Designed and installed brick pavers along the perimeter of Battery 01-003GW Dev 2001 Battery Park $ 635,403 $ 663,831 Park. Extended Canal Promenade from foot of Canal St past Sterling's 00-002GW Dev 2000 Branch Canal Pathway $ 329,646 $ 1,410,000 Restaurant. Constructed a canal-side brick paver promenade, period lighting 99-001GW Dev 1999 Branch Canal Pathway and trash receptacles converting one block of Canal Street for $ 175,000 $ 1,700,000 pedestrian and bicycle use only.

Everett R. Brown 99-002 Dev 1999 Installed new playground equipment. $ 30,000 $ 60,000 Memorial Park

Improved the Old C&D Canal Locks in front of 98-003 Dev 1998 Battery Park $ 320,000 $ 640,000 Park Office. Planned, designed, and developed canal front promenade along 98-005GW Dev 1998 Branch Canal Pathway $ 198,425 $ 600,000 Branch Canal (Phase 2). Total $ 2,699,650 $ 9,113,238

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Delaware City Park District 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Planned and designed a nature trail, observation deck and 06-001GW Plan 2006 Dragon Run Park $ 31,335 $ 41,780 canoe/kayak launch.

04-002 Dev 2004 Dragon Run Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 36,222 $ 48,297

Total $ 67,557 $ 90,077

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Delmar 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

17-162 Dev 2017 State Street Park Replaced playground in toddler play area $ 20,000 $ 41,463

05-011 Dev 2005 State Street Park Replaced picnic pavilion roof and installed electrical service. $ 9,897 $ 19,795

05-016 Dev 2005 West Delmar Tot Lot Installed new playground equipment and new park sign. $ 11,492 $ 24,426

99-003 Dev 1999 State Street Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 4,400 $ 8,800

94-102 Dev 1994 State Street Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 25,000 $ 76,752

Total $ 70,790 $ 171,237

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Dover 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost 18-177 Dev 2018 Silver Lake Park Install parking bollards $ 9,000 $ 18,000 18-176 Dev 2018 Bicentennial Park Install playground equipment $ 5,000 $ 12,770 Implement phase 1 improvments including construction of a loop 17-171 Dev 2017 Schutte Park $ 42,271 $ 84,541 trail, benches, landscaping, etc. 17-170 Plan 2017 Dover Park Create master plan for Dover Park $ 30,000 $ 65,753 Installed age appropriate playground equipment and benches within 15-156 Dev 2015 Mallard Pond Park $ 31,350 $ 62,744 the City-owned Mallard Pond Park. Constructed a 10 foot wide pedestrian/bike concrete pathway 15-227T Dev 2015 Mallard Pond Park within the City-owned Mallard Pond Park connecting the public $ 46,505 $ 93,009 access at N. Carolina Place with Marsh Creek Lane. Conducted a survey to assess the opportunities and constraints at Schutte Park for future park development. The survey includes 14-151 Plan 2014 Schutte Park $ 15,000 $ 49,700 boundary, topography, wetland delineation, utility and impervious cover.

Restored the riparian corridor along the east bank of the St. Jones 11-216GW Dev 2011 Memorial Park $ 8,358 $ 16,981 River near Park Drive between Loockerman and Division Streets.

07-101 Dev 2007 Millcreek Subdivision Installed new play equipment and benches. $ 18,762 $ 37,525 07-102 Dev 2007 Schutte Park Installed new play equipment. $ 40,000 $ 80,000 06-007 Dev 2006 Dover Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 25,000 $ 70,402 05-004 Dev 2005 Mayfair Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 19,277 $ 38,554 Replaced tennis court fencing, resurfaced 2 basketball courts and 05-015 Dev 2005 Dover Park $ 58,741 $ 118,687 installed new softball bleachers. Terry Campus Recreation 00-005 Dev 2000 Installed 2 pavilions and new playground equipment. $ 20,000 $ 70,000 Area Constructed a 10-foot wide multi-use concrete pathway as part of a 00-005GW Dev 2000 Schutte Park $ 43,000 $ 160,000 trail system. Terry Campus Recreation Created an athletic complex on Terry Campus including 4 tennis 99-004 Dev 1999 $ 40,000 $ 175,476 Area courts, 2 basketball courts, a multi-purpose field and a softball field.

94-097 Dev 1994 Dover Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 20,000 $ 54,992 93-063 Dev 1993 Schutte Park Implemented Phase 2 of the Schutte Park Master Plan. $ 296,657 $ 596,657 Developed segment 2 of St. Jones River Greenway northeast of the 92-039GW Dev 1992 St. Jones River $ 20,413 $ 330,216 Route 13 bridge. 88-008 Acq 1988 Schutte Park Purchased 56.8 acres for a city park. $ 200,000 $ 576,646 Total $ 989,334 $ 2,712,652

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Improvement Projects: Installation of a kayak launch and 1 piece of playground equipment 19-187 Dev 2019 Silver Lake Park and at Silver Lake Park and 1 piece of playground equipment at $ 18,000 $ 36,000 Division/Kirkwood Park Division/Kirkwood Park

19-249T Dev 2019 Dover Park Installation of approximately 1/4 mile, 8' wide multi-use trail $ 34,000 $ 68,000 17-171 Dev 2017 Schutte Park Installation of a trail, benches, and related improvements $ 42,270 $ 84,541 Total $ 94,270 $ 188,541

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Ellendale 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed age appropriate playground equipment within Ellendale 15-157 Dev 2015 Ellendale Town Park $ 20,000 $ 40,007 Town Park.

Total $ 20,000 $ 40,007

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Elsmere 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Constructed a 10’ wide asphalt trail within Maple Ave Park and 14-225T Dev 2014 Elsmere Bike/Ped Trail Fairgrounds Park approximately 1 mile in length with connections to $ 140,613 $ 930,165 2nd Ave, Maple Ave, Tamarack Ave and Filbert Ave.

Constructed a dog park on the 1.5-acre property between Baltimore Ave and Fairgrounds Park including canine training equipment, 12-142 Dev 2012 Elsmere Dog Park $ 49,976 $ 149,976 fencing, gates, water fountains, benches, parking, mulch surfacing, and dog waste stations.

Vilone Park, Brian Martin Park, Fairgrounds Park, Maple Ave Park, Veteran's Installed new playground equipment, fencing, lighting, benches and 99-005 Dev 1999 $ 155,400 $ 450,400 Memorial Park, Joseph R. picnic tables. Walling Park and Junction St Parks.

96-002 Dev 1996 Fairgrounds Park Purchased 2 parcels contiguous to Fairgrounds Park. $ 23,648 $ 47,296 Purchased 31.5 acres of land from the B&O Railroad to be used for 92-036 Acq 1992 Fairgrounds Park $ 350,000 $ 1,014,579 open space/parkland. Total $ 719,637 $ 2,592,416

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Farmington 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Installed a new playground and basketball court at Farmington 17-169 Dev 2017 Town Park $ 13,000 $ 26,481 Town Park Total $ 13,000 $ 26,481

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Fenwick Island 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Fenwick Island Community Installed new playground equipment at Fenwick Island Community 15-160 Dev 2015 $ 21,288 $ 42,288 Park Park. 12-143 Dev 2012 Beach Access Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 24,500 $ 49,708

Design/build an ADA kayak launch with a walking path, fencing, 12-219T Dev 2012 Cannon Street Park $ 35,000 $ 75,589 picnic table, benches, park sign and landscaping. (In-Progress)

11-137 Dev 2011 Beach Access Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 20,000 $ 40,278 Acquired a 0.15-acre parcel on Cannon Street for public water access 09-213GW Acq 2009 Cannon Street Park $ 215,000 $ 432,945 to the Assawoman Bay. Fenwick Island Community 07-103 Dev 2007 Installed new playground and learning equipment. $ 10,727 $ 21,454 Park Fenwick Island Community Installed new playground equipment, shuffleboard courts, gazebo, 02-005 Dev 2002 $ 55,000 $ 110,000 Park lighting and irrigation system. Total $ 381,515 $ 772,261

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Frankford 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed new playground equipment, swings, lighting and pavilion 13-148 Dev 2013 Frankford Community Park $ 26,055 $ 52,111 access improvements. Installed new playground equipment, a perimeter trail, benches, a 11-134 Dev 2011 Frankford Community Park $ 32,400 $ 66,655 volleyball court and picnic tables.

99-006 Dev 1999 Frankford Community Park Installed new playground equipment and dome climber. $ 5,306 $ 10,612

98-002 Dev 1998 Frankford Community Park Constructed public restooms. $ 8,475 $ 16,950

Total $ 72,236 $ 146,328

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost Installation of a security camera system, water fountain, and related 19-188 Dev 2019 Frankford Town Park $ 8,982 $ 17,964 improvements Total $ 8,982 $ 17,964

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Georgetown 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Implemented phase 1 including design and engineering, site preparation, 99-007 Dev 1999 Layton Park $ 53,186 $ 106,372 drainage improvements, grading and seeding of playing fields.

Developed a plan to guide development of a sports complex at Layton 96-008 Plan 1996 Layton Park $ 12,400 $ 24,800 Park. Delaware Technical and 94-096 Dev 1994 Constructed a public diving pool. $ 63,140 $ 150,000 Community College

91-023 Acq 1991 Layton Park Purchased 95 acres for public outdoor recreation and open space. $ 118,048 $ 263,048

Total $ 246,774 $ 544,220

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Greenwood 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Brenda Jones Memorial Installed new playground equipment, benches, picnic tables, water 06-006 Dev 2006 $ 28,768 $ 59,354 Park fountain, fencing and landscaping. Woodbridge Elementary 97-004 Dev 1997 Installed new playground equipment and planted shade trees. $ 29,519 $ 59,038 School Total $ 58,286 $ 118,392

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Harrington 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Installed new pavilion, pathway, fence, benches, lighting, sign and 13-147 Dev 2013 Freedom Park $ 20,000 $ 49,493 landscaping. Total $ 20,000 $ 49,493

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Kent County 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost 17-238T Dev 2017 Hunn Nature Park Installed a 110’long pedestrian bridge completing a loop trail $ 50,000 $ 105 ,180 08-209GW Acq 2008 Kesselring Park Acquired 53 acres for a county park. $ 750,000 $ 1,881,390 Browns Branch & Big Oak 06-012 Dev 2006 Constructed a combination restroom and maintenance facility. $ 62,000 $ 154,709 Parks Designed a trail loop considering a connection to Route 10, 05-003GW Plan 2005 Hunn Recreation Area $ 29,838 $ 149,191 Hist/Cult/Env features and Rec Master Plan. Constructed new playground equipment, picnic pavilion, picnic tables, 05-008 Dev 2005 Big Oak Park $ 90,000 $ 337,839 grills, landscaping, signage and trailhead. Assessed the cultural, historical and environmental features of the park Hunn Landing Recreation 05-010 Dev 2005 amd restored/created habitat by establishing a successional grass habitat $ 11,588 $ 56,588 Area on a former landfill. Acquired 174-acre property for conservation and passive outdoor 04-003GW Acq 2004 Hunn Recreation Area $ 194,500 $ 489,000 recreation.

04-004GW Dev 2004 Brecknock Park Replaced an existing pedestrian bridge with new bridge. $ 24,000 $ 71,000 Browns Branch County 03-004 Dev 2003 Installed new playground equipment. $ 60,000 $ 120,000 Park Browns Branch County Constructed 2 soccer fields, 2 ball fields, picnic shelters, parking, 01-006 Dev 2001 $ 62,500 $ 145,000 Park pathways and drainage improvements.

Designed, engineered and constructed a jogging and nature trail, 01-006GW Dev 2001 Big Oak County Park trailhead parking, an elevated wood wetland boardwalk, signage and $ 66,000 $ 202,286 vegetative stream restoration. Designed and constructed Phase 2 of the Isaac Branch Pathway 00-003GW Dev 2000 Capital Park $ 100,000 $ 1,115,000 including signage and landscaping. Designed plans for 3 mile segment of Isaac Branch Pathway extending 99-004GW Plan 1999 Isaacs Branch Pathway from Rt 13 at Public Safety Blvd to DelDOT Campus and south along $ 15,000 $ 30,000 Rt 113 to Capital Park.

Adapted an existing wood farm structure into a public restroom facility 99-008 Dev 1999 Brecknock Park $ 66,600 $ 140,600 including installation of water supply lines and sanitary sewer. Constructed an aquatic trailhead including parking area, landscaping, 96-004GW Dev 1996 Lebanon Landing $ 37,600 $ 75,200 bank stabilization and park amenities. Developed master plan including construction plan, sediment and 96-005 Plan 1996 Brecknock Park $ 27,000 $ 27,000 erosion control plan, utility plan and pedestrian/bike circulation plan.

Created a greenway master plan for St. Jones River Watershed including 94-085GW Plan 1994 St. Jones River Watershed land use identification, resource inventory, trail concepts and operational $ 20,000 $ 20,000 and maintenance options. Total $ 1,666,626 $ 5,119,981

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost 18-178 Dev 2018 Big Oak Park Installation of a new restroom facility $ 100,000 $ 200 ,000 Installation of a pedestrian bridge connecting Brecknock Park with 17-236T Dev 2017 Brecknock/Kesselring $ 50,000 $ 100,000 Kesselring Park over Isaac Branch Total $ 150,000 $ 300,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Kenton 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

17-163 Dev 2017 Kenton Municipal Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 11,000 $ 23,505

Installed new playground equipment, picnic pavilion, grill, fencing and 94-095 Dev 1994 Kenton Municipal Park $ 12,210 $ 24,420 parking improvements. Total $ 23,210 $ 47,925

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Laurel 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

18-242T Dev 2018 Tidewater Park Installed over 2,000 feet of pathways $ 16,000 $ 34,334

07-104 Dev 2007 Laurel River Park Installed lighting, park benches and tables. $ 37,500 $ 76,278

04-004 Dev 2004 Laurel River Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 24,774 $ 49,547

Designed and constructed a brick pathway along the north bank of the 00-004GW Dev 2000 Laurel Broad Creek $ 100,000 $ 103,062 Broad Creek.

Laurel Basketball Court and Resurfaced basketball courts (Webb Ave) and installed fencing and 98-012 Dev 1998 $ 25,000 $ 50,000 Laurel River Park landscaping (Laurel River Park).

Developed a greenway plan along the Broad Creek connecting existing 94-083GW Plan 1994 Laurel River Park $ 20,000 $ 40,000 parks and downtown.

Installed a retaining wall, walkways and underground electrical lines and 94-101 Dev 1994 Market Street Square Park $ 182,200 $ 425,700 improved drainage. Total $ 405,474 $ 778,921

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Leipsic 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Leipsic Municipal 00-004 Dev 2000 Installed new play equipment, swings, pathway and benches. $ 25,000 $ 50,000 Playground

17-164 Acq 2017 Northwood Park Purchased ~3 acre property for town park $ 78,000 $ 300,000

Total $ 103,000 $ 350,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Lewes 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

17-168 Dev 2017 George H.P. Smith Park Installed new play equipment and safety surfacing $ 28,750 $ 67,544

Install an all-season restroom facility, pathways, trailhead parking, bike racks, a water fountain, water bottle filling station and other related 15-231T Dev 2015 Coastal Regional Trailhead $ 125,000 $ 734,000 trailhead improvements at the corner of Freeman Highway and Monroe Avenue

Purchased 1.3 acres for a trailhead at the junction of the Georgetown- 13-223T Acq 2013 Lewes Trailhead $ 286,000 $ 572,000 Cape Rail with Trail and the Junction & Breakwater Trail

Converted the 1.3-acre public boat ramp and parking lot into the Village 08-118 Dev 2008 Canal Front Park Green including site grading, seeding, a handicap ramp, a boardwalk $ 150,000 $ 1,213,747 along the canal, signs and landscaping.

07-105 Dev 2007 Canal Front Park Constructed a pavilion. $ 91,000 $ 183,352

06-014 Dev 2006 Canal Front Park Constructed a public restroom facility. $ 155,000 $ 592,746 Designed and developed phase 1 improvements including walkways, 03-010GW Dev 2003 Canal Front Park wetland area, park pavilion, restroom, parking, village green, shade $ 302,494 $ 648,928 arbors and amphitheater. Developed park master plan including identifying recreational uses, 01-009 Plan 2001 Canal Front Park $ 97,506 $ 195,013 pedestrian circulation and connections to the community. 00-001 Acq 2000 Canal Front Park Acquired 1.3 acres for a public park adjacent to the Canal. $ 500,000 $ 1,000,000

96-007 Dev 1996 Blockhouse Pond Park Constructed a .75 mile walkway around Blockhouse Pond. $ 7,460 $ 14,920 93-061 Dev 1993 Blockhouse Pond Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 24,492 $ 48,984 Total $ 1,767,702 $ 5,271,235

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost Installation of a new swing set, pavillion, fencing, walkways, and related 19-189 Dev 2019 George H.P. Smith Park $ 36,941 $ 73,882 improvements. 18-179 Dev 2018 Canalfront Park Resurfacing and reformatting the tennis/pickleball and basketball courts $ 35,000 $ 70,000 Lewes Georgetown Rail 17-240T Dev 2017 Installation of an overlook along the trail $ 50,000 $ 100,000 Trail Total $ 121,941 $ 243,882

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Little Creek 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

93-065 Dev 1993 Little Creek Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 5,000 $ 10,000

Purchased 1 acre adjacent to Little Creek recreation area as an addition 92-035 Dev 1992 Little Creek Park $ 5,712 $ 11,432 to the park.

Total $ 10,712 $ 21,432

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Middletown 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed 3 soccer fields, bleachers, lighting, parking, concession building 01-004 Dev 2001 Middletown Village Park $ 100,000 $ 200,000 and an irrigation system.

Installed new playground equipment, pavilion and developed the ball 00-002 Dev 2000 Duke Park $ 45,000 $ 103,000 fields with lighting and bleachers.

Constructed Phase 2 nature trail and wetland observation platform and 98-006GW Dev 1998 Middletown Nature Area $ 20,505 $ 41,010 installed gate to restrict vehicles. Middletown Nature Area 97-006GW Dev 1997 Constructed Phase 1 nature trail, boardwalk and bridge. $ 13,500 $ 27,000 and South Cox St Park

96-003 Dev 1996 Silver Lake Park Resurfaced 3 tennis courts. $ 58,500 $ 117,000 Total $ 237,505 $ 488,010

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Milford 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Removed and replaced wood decking and joists along the Mispillion 17-235T Dev 2017 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 99,705 $ 372,991 Rivewalk.

Constructed a pavilion and 3 overlooks along the Gary L. Emory Trail 15-230T Dev 2015 Goat Island Natural Area $ 50,000 $ 100,145 on Goat Island.

14-224T Dev 2014 Goat Island Natural Area Constructed a 6 foot wide pathway including an elevated boardwalk. $ 255,491 $ 510,982

Tony Silicato Memorial Installed a universally accessible playground equipment in partnership 12-145 Dev 2012 $ 171,628 $ 343,256 Park with area Rotary Clubs.

Constructed a concrete pathway connecting Memorial Park with the 11-217GW Dev 2011 Mispillion Riverwalk completed section of the riverwalk near Marshall Street and installated a $ 185,000 $ 380,366 floating dock for canoe/kayak access and landscaping.

Completed a ped/bike master plan identifying existing pathway 09-214GW Dev 2009 City of Milford conditions and needs, develop an implementation strategy and solicit $ 9,033 $ 18,438 public input. Designed and constructed a pathway (linking Goat Island with the 07-205GW Dev 2007 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 90,000 $ 180,805 completed sections of the Riverwalk), benches and landscaping.

Tony Silicato Memorial Installed new playground equipment and developed a youth sports 06-004 Dev 2006 $ 150,000 $ 449,884 Park complex including 6 soccer fields, 1 multi-purpose field and parking.

Constructed a trailhead including a brick walkway, parking lot, fencing, 05-005GW Dev 2005 Memorial Park $ 44,000 $ 88,575 lighting,entrance gate and landscaping.

Abbotts Mill Nature Planned a network of blueway trails including trail interpretation and 02-003GW Plan 2002 $ 5,400 $ 10,800 Center signage. Acquired 0.4 acres along southern bank of river near Marshall St to 02-004GW Acq 2002 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 45,000 $ 95,000 complete access to Goat Island. Acquired a 30 foot strip of land along the southern bank (east of 01-001GW Dev 2001 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 74,000 $ 138,799 Columbia St) to continue the riverwalk to Goat Island. Installed new playground equipment, sand volleyball court, concrete 00-006 Dev 2000 Marvel Square Park $ 48,816 $ 97,632 walkways and parking facilities. Constructed Phase 10 and 11 including a raised boardwalk along the 99-005GW Dev 1999 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 150,000 $ 300,000 north bank. Developed BMX course including track, lighting, restrooms, concession 99-009 Dev 1999 First State BMX Facility $ 20,000 $ 40,000 stand, bleachers, fencing and landscaping.

98-009 Dev 1998 Milford Athletic Complex Phase 1 site preparation included grading, drainage and landscaping. $ 25,000 $ 210,000

Constructed Phase 5 of Mispillion Riverwalk extending the 97-008GW Dev 1997 Mispillion Riverwalk pedestrian/bike path westbound to Front St including safety railings, $ 56,124 $ 112,248 lighting, park benches, trash receptacles and irrigation system.

Constructed Phase 6 of Mispillion Riverwalk including paved pedestrian 96-005GW Dev 1996 Mispillion Riverwalk trail between Walnut St and Washington St as well as a segment west of $ 78,750 $ 157,500 Walnut St.

Constructed Phase 3 of Mispillion Riverwalk including installation of 94-099 Dev 1994 Mispillion Riverwalk victorian lights with poles, park benches, trash receptacles, steel railing, $ 78,800 $ 161,477 post and chain fence, concrete, and reseeding of disturbed areas.

Purchased 1.05 acres for open space/parkland (known as the Collins 93-059 Acq 1993 Memorial Park $ 45,000 $ 90,000 property).

Planned, engineered and constructed pathway including landscaping 92-032GW Dev 1992 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 225,000 $ 1,699,500 located southeast of the Walnut street bridge.

Aquired 0.3 acres adjacent to the Mispillion River located at 11 S. Walnut 92-038 Dev 1992 Mispillion Riverwalk $ 55,000 $ 110,000 St. Total $ 1,961,747 $ 5,668,398

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Millsboro 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Developed a park plan for recreation, automobile and pedestrian 02-006 Plan 2002 Cupola Park $ 5,625 $ 11,250 circulation, water access and historical interpretation.

91-025 Acq 1991 W.B. Atkins Memorial Park Purchased 2.69 acres to expand the park. $ 15,755 $ 33,255

88-004 Acq 1988 W.B. Atkins Memorial Park Purchased 0.4 acres to expand the park. $ 31,183 $ 62,365

Total $ 52,562 $ 106,870

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Millville 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

17-165 Dev 2017 Millville Town Park Implemented phase 1 improvements at Millville Town Park $ 53,000 $ 164,906

Purchased 4.91 acres located east of Dukes Drive and south of Route 26 15-155 Acq 2015 Millville Town Park $ 200,000 $ 800,000 for a public park.

Millville Community Installed new playground equipment in partnership with Lord Baltimore 98-010 Dev 1998 $ 25,000 $ 63,732 Playground Elementary School.

Total $ 278,000 $ 1,028,638

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Design and install a restroom facility and storage for park maintenance 18-180 Dev 2018 Millville Town Park $ 100,000 $ 200,000 along with associated utilities 17-165 Dev 2017 Millville Town Park Implement phase 1 improvements including a challenge/fitness course $ 53,000 $ 106,000 Total $ 153,000 $ 306,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Milton 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Governors Walk, Memorial Installed fitness exercise equipment at Milton Memorial Park, Governor’s 17-237T Dev 2017 $ 3,000 $ 6,414 Park, and Rail to Trail Walk, and Rail to Trail.

Installed new playground equipment, a gazebo, with stage, pathways, 08-114 Dev 2008 Milton Memorial Park picnic tables, grills, lighting, benches, landscaping and electric/water $ 150,000 $ 308,987 utilities.

Designed and constructed Phase 1 Rail to Trail between Federal St and 05-001GW Dev 2005 Milton Rail Trail $ 25,000 $ 61,115 Chestnut St including landscaping.

Memorial Park and 03-009GW Dev 2003 Constructed a brick paver pathway extending the Governor's Walk. $ 23,159 $ 46,317 Bicentennial Gardens

02-007 Dev 2002 Memorial Park Installed new docking piers and stabilized shoreline. $ 5,800 $ 11,600

Constructed a new brick walkway as a part of the Governor's Walk 98-008GW Dev 1998 Governors Walk $ 60,218 $ 490,621 between Mulberry St and Federal St.

Constructed a pedestrian trail, parking, kiosk, signage and developed a Edward H. McCabe 97-009GW Dev 1997 brochure for a 3-mile water trail in Broadkill River between the Preserve $ 8,700 $ 17,420 Preserve and Memorial Park

Constructed a new concrete walkway as a part of the Governor's Walk 92-029GW Dev 1992 Governors Walk $ 50,700 $ 280,000 between Mulberry St and Federal St. Total $ 326,577 $ 1,222,473

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

19-251T Dev 2019 Rails to Trails Install lighting and related improvements along the Rails to Trails phase 2 $ 97,500 $ 195,000 Construct a trail on a rail corridor between Federal Street and Lavinia 18-243T Dev 2018 Rails to Trails $ 90,000 $ 180,000 Street as the phase 2 rails to trails Total $ 187,500 $ 375,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of New Castle 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Purchased 60 acres north of the Broad Dike adjacent to the Delaware Broad Dyke Wetlands 11-132 Acq 2011 River for the purpose of protecting the natural habitat and for passive $ 400,000 $ 1,300,000 Natural Area recreation.

02-005GW Dev 2002 Community Trail Constructed a pathway along Young Street from 8th St. to Route 273. $ 35,000 $ 70,000

02-009 Dev 2002 Young Street Park Enhanced park with regrading, seeding, tree planting, and park benches. $ 10,000 $ 20,000

94-094 Dev 1994 Battery Park Constructed a public restroom facility. $ 35,943 $ 72,641 Total $ 480,943 $ 1,462,641

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund New Castle County 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Constructed a basketball court, playground, perimeter pathway and other 17-167 Dev 2017 Edgemoor Gardens Park $ 100,000 $ 204,594 improvements Designed and constructed a new sensory playground at Glasgow Regional 15-161 Dev 2015 Glasgow Regional Park $ 200,000 $ 400,000 Park. Constructed a pedestrian/bike perimeter pathway within the County- 15-228T Dev 2015 Jester Park owned Jester Park. The paved pathway will connect Handby School with $ 275,000 $ 600,000 neighboring communities (Project in progress).

Installed irrigation system, bermuda grass, back stop system, bleachers, 14-152 Dev 2014 Roser Park $ 45,000 $ 122,840 benches and paved pathway at the soccer field adjacent to the parking lot.

Enlarged the quad softball fields to national standards including re- 09-124 Dev 2009 Delcastle Recreation Area $ 200,000 $ 408,138 grading, lighting and fencing. Designed and constructed a concrete skate park with pathway to the 07-106 Dev 2007 Glasgow Regional Park $ 350,000 $ 701,311 parking lot. Constructed a 4-mile asphalt pathway from Route 273 near the City of 07-208GW Dev 2007 Industrial Track Trail $ 500,000 $ 1,487,718 New Castle to the along an abandoned rail line. Designed and constructed a segment of the Mill Creek Greenway Trail 06-004GW Dev 2006 DelCastle Recreation Area connecting the Northpointe community with the Delcastle Recreation $ 175,000 $ 788,243 Area. Designed and constructed a segment of the Mill Creek Greenway Trail at 06-005GW Dev 2006 Mill Creek Greenway $ 175,000 $ 368,304 Camp Wright.

05-001 Dev 2005 Woods Haven Kruse Park Restored entrance pillars, installed signage and landscape. $ 20,900 $ 41,800

05-002 Dev 2005 Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 51,848 $ 103,697 Acquired a 7 acre property along Mill Creek for conservation and 05-004GW Acq 2005 Camp Wright $ 200,000 $ 400,034 pathway. Acquired two properties 13.6 acres between Brandywine Springs Park and 03-008GW Acq 2003 Red Clay Riparian Buffer $ 59,700 $ 131,219 Greenbank Mill on Red Clay Creek. 01-001 Dev 2001 Llangollen Park Installed new playground equipment, benches and swings. $ 20,950 $ 45,850 Acquired 18.3 acres along Del Route 896 adjacent to the Porter Square 01-013 Acq 2001 Jayson Dr Open Space $ 77,400 $ 339,400 Subdivision for a county park and open space. 98-004 Acq 1998 Rosar Park Acquired 17.3 acres for a county park. $ 241,995 $ 483,990 Townsend Elementary 97-001 Dev 1997 Installed new playground equipment pathways and lighting. $ 16,047 $ 92,047 School

Swift Bicentennial Park and Planned and developed of a system of trails in the Hockessin area in 97-002GW Dev 1997 $ 12,821 $ 34,271 Rosar Park partnership with Delaware Greenways Inc.

Lewden Green Park and Constructed 1.75 mile asphalt pathway along Christina River from Main St 97-004GW Dev 1997 James T. Corcoran Jr. in the Town of Christiana to James T. Concoran Jr. Memorial Park $ 20,775 $ 305,775 Memorial Park (Coventry Ridge Park).

Designed and installed a bridge crossing and 3 96-001GW Dev 1996 Bringhurst Woods $ 38,753 $ 77,506 informational/directional nodes.

Designed and constructed a sensory trail (Brandywine Park is now 96-002GW Dev 1996 Brandywine Park $ 12,500 $ 36,602 managed by DNREC, Division of Parks and Recreation).

Constructed a bike/ped trail from Bellevue State Park to Rockwood 94-081GW Dev 1994 Bringhurst Woods $ 100,000 $ 214,682 Museum. Developed a map of all public and private open space lands utilizing the 92-031GW Plan 1992 Map Greenways $ 33,271 $ 66,542 NCC GIS Mapping System. Middle Run Valley Natural 91-022 Acq 1991 Purchased 40 acres as an addition to Middle Run Valley Natural Area. $ 850,000 $ 2,803,000 Area Middle Run Valley Natural 89-013 Acq 1989 Purchased 21.5 acres as an addition to Middle Run Valley Natural Area. $ 495,500 $ 991,000 Area Total $ 4,272,461 $ 11,248,564

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Design and engineer an approximately 10-foot wide, multi-use pathway Commons Blvd. Pathway, 19-252T Plan 2019 and related improvements from the Jack Markell Trail at Interstate 295 to $ 100,000 $ 200,000 Phase 1b Creekwood Road Design and install an all-weather synthetic turf field on an existing soccer 18-181 Dev 2018 Banning Park $ 100,000 $ 200,000 field Construct a pedestrian/bike perimeter pathway that is paved and connects 15-228T Dev 2015 Jester Park $ 275,000 $ 550,000 Handby School with neighboring communities Total $ 475,000 $ 950,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Newark 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Constructed a 0.3 mile, paved trail connection between North College 18-244T Dev 2018 Pomeroy Trail Connector $ 37,000 $ 115,344 Avenue/Creek Road and Fremont Road 17-166 Dev 2017 Reservoir Park Installed an inclusive, accessible playground $ 78,000 $ 257 ,863 Survey, design, engineer, permit and construct a pedestrian/bike bridge over the . The bridge will be located just north of the 15-229T Dev 2015 Curtis Mill Park $ 200,000 $ 1,000,000 Paper Mill Road bridge and will connect Kershaw Park and Curtis Mill Park (Project in progress). Improved drainage by replaceing clay soil with sand/topsoil mixture and 13-146 Dev 2013 LeRoy Hill Park $ 78,500 $ 157,871 resodding outtfiled

Designed and constructed parking area, walking/biking pathways, a plaza 11-140 Dev 2011 Curtis Mill Park $ 380,000 $ 1,145,996 area, landscaping, meadow restoration, and interpretive signage.

Norma B. Handloff Park Design and build skate spots at Norma B. Handloff Park and Phillips 11-141 Dev 2011 $ 85,000 $ 176,432 and Phillips Park Park including access and signage. Constructed an all-weather trail and bridges including community 11-218GW Dev 2011 William Redd Park $ 97,211 $ 205,972 connections. 09-121 Dev 2009 Elan Park Resurfaced the basketball court. $ 7,875 $ 15, 751 09-122 Dev 2009 LeRoy Hill Park Rehabilitated the ball field including dugouts, backstop and fencing. $ 31,629 $ 63,257 Master planned the Curtis Mill property and the property between the 09-123 Plan 2009 Curtis Mill Park $ 20,250 $ 41,432 reservoir and White Clay Creek for active and passive recreation. Norma B. Handloff Park, 08-116 Dev 2008 Devon Park, Stafford Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 8,772 $ 17,545 and Kells Park Installed subsurface drainage system and regraded playing fields to 07-107 Dev 2007 Norma B. Handloff Park $ 6,593 $ 13,186 improve drainage. Installed drainage pipes, subsurface fabric and stone for trail 07-200GW Dev 2007 William Redd Park $ 17,422 $ 34,843 improvements. Constructed a hard surface trail connection from the parking lot to the 07-201GW Dev 2007 Phillips Park $ 17,111 $ 34,221 James F. Hall Trail. 06-001 Dev 2006 Fairfield Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 7,093 $ 14,186

Designed and constructed a pedestrian and bicycle pathway along Old 06-003GW Dev 2006 Newark Reservoir $ 73,001 $ 146,002 Paper Mill Road south of the Newark Reservoir including landscaping.

Installed subsurface drainage system and regraded playing fields to 05-012 Dev 2005 Kells Park $ 43,140 $ 86,280 improve drainage. 04-003 Dev 2004 Rittenhouse Park Replaced pavilion roof. $ 11,800 $ 23,600 Fairfield Park, Rahway 02-008 Dev 2002 Installed new playground equipment. $ 10,000 $ 22,889 Park and Stafford Park Constructed a tennis court, a basketball court, softball field, park signage, 01-002 Dev 2001 Folk Memorial Park $ 100,000 $ 339,000 picnic tables, bleachers and benches. Constructed a paved walkway as part of the Mason-Dixon Trail within 01-005GW Dev 2001 Folk Memorial Park $ 16,786 $ 42,886 the park. James F. Hall Trail and Designed and constructed a multi-purpose 1.7 mile paved pathway north 00-001GW Dev 2000 $ 200,000 $ 1,950,000 Lewis Park of the rail line. Norma B. Handloff Park 98-005 Dev 1998 Installed new playground equipment. $ 19,624 $ 39,248 and Lumbrook Park Acquired 12.7 acre Iron Glen parcel near Elkton Rd and the Maryland 94-092 Acq 1994 Iron Glen $ 53,800 $ 550,000 border for open space. Karpinski Park and Purchased Karpinski (8.0 acres) and Coleman (5.7 acres) parcels for City 91-021 Acq 1991 $ 203,500 $ 407,000 Coleman Park parkland. Purchased 4.3 acres at the intersection of Elkton Rd and Christina 89-012 Acq 1989 Elkton Road Open Space $ 58,825 $ 117,650 Parkway for open space. Total $ 1,747,931 $ 6,645,248

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Install a parking lot and other related improvements, as well as plan or 19-253T Plan 2019 Old Paper Mill Road Park engineer the development of the park with a focus on a loop trail at Old $ 50,000 $ 100,000 Paper Mill Road Park

18-182 Dev 2018 Reservoir Park Install an accessible restroom facility adjacent to Preston's Playground $ 110,000 $ 220,000 Curtis Mill Park and Construct a pedestrian/bike brige across the White Clay Creek between 15-229T Dev 2015 $ 500,000 $ 1,000,000 Kershaw Park Curtis Mill Park and Kershaw Park Total $ 660,000 $ 1,320,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Newport 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Ella Johnson Memorial Designed and constructed a perimeter walking trail, exercise equipment, 06-003 Dev 2006 $ 71,263 $ 142,525 Park benches, and landscaping.

Total $ 71,263 $ 142,525

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Ocean View 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Designed phase 1 trail along the west bank of canal includinga bridge, 13-222T Plan 2013 Assawoman Canal $ 206,116 $ 211,116 parking lot and restroom.

Constructed a pathway, benches, tables and landscaping improving 09-215GW Plan 2009 John West Park $ 38,500 $ 109,584 mobility. Conducted a trail concept plan including public involvement and 08-211GW Dev 2008 Assawoman Canal $ 4,400 $ 9,400 professional renderings.

05-005 Dev 2005 John West Park Constructed a new gazebo, a sand volleyball court and landscaping. $ 20,150 $ 45,850

04-006 Acq 2004 John West Park Aquired 0.8 acre parcel to expand the park. $ 200,000 $ 400,000

02-012 Dev 2002 John West Park Installed new playground and fitness equipment. $ 17,050 $ 34,100 Total $ 486,216 $ 810,049

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Odessa 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

09-126 Dev 2009 Old Academy Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 19,980 $ 39,959

07-108 Dev 2007 Memorial Park Installed picnic tables and benches $ 1,800 $ 3,676

Constructed a fitness trail, improved playing field with lights and installed 02-010 Dev 2002 Memorial Park $ 49,718 $ 101,780 new playground equipment.

Reconstructed the tennis court facility including resurfacing, netting and 01-005 Dev 2001 Old Academy Park $ 9,000 $ 18,000 fencing.

93-062 Dev 1993 Old Academy Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 2,332 $ 4,663 Total $ 82,829 $ 168,078

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Rehoboth Beach 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Canal Launch geotechnical Conducted a geotechnical study to determine the feasibility of a floating 13-221T Plan 2013 $ 22,217 $ 44,435 study dock, canoe/kayak launch, pedestrian ramp and boardwalk.

Improved the public restrooms located at Baltimore Ave and the 11-133 Dev 2011 Baltimore Ave Restroom Boardwalk to comply with ADA standards including doors, partitions, $ 62,400 $ 133,184 counters, flooring, faucets and lighting.

11-138 Dev 2011 Beach Access Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 10,837 $ 21,674 Improved the public restrooms located at Delaware Ave and the 11-139 Dev 2011 Delaware Ave Restroom boardwalk to comply with ADA standards including doors, partitions, $ 79,786 $ 159,573 counters, flooring, faucets and lighting.

10-129 Dev 2010 Beach Access Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 18,046 $ 24,949

Grove Park and Silver Lake 07-109 Dev 2007 Installed fitness equipment (Grove Park) and Swings (Silver Lake Park). $ 15,000 $ 30,265 Park

05-009 Dev 2005 Grove Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 37,117 $ 74,233

04-001 Dev 2004 Silver Lake Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 20,000 $ 46,473

Designed and constructed a pathway, patio, retaining wall, benches, tables 03-003 Dev 2003 Grove Park $ 160,330 $ 552,328 and landscaping along the west side of the Ice House.

Reconstructed the tennis court facility including resurfacing, netting, 01-010 Dev 2001 Deauville Beach Rec Area $ 65,000 $ 145,000 fencing and signage. 94-089 Dev 1994 Grove Park Constructed restoom facilities. $ 13,185 $ 117,709 Total $ 503,918 $ 1,349,822

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Construct a public dock for public water access and retaining wall along 18-245T Dev 2018 Grove Park/Public Dock $ 90,000 $ 180,000 Lewes Rehoboth Canal adjacent to Grove Park Total $ 90,000 $ 180,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Seaford 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

17-174 Dev 2017 Nutter Park Installed new swings and resurfaced the basketball court $ 76,556 $ 15,311

Phase II improvements included installation of playground equipment, a 08-117 Dev 2008 Soroptimist Park $ 44,000 $ 100,756 picnic shelter, picnic tables, grills, pathway and landscaping.

06-006GW Dev 2006 Seaford Sports Complex Designed and constructed a perimeter pathway. $ 20,000 $ 56,350

Installed new playground equipment and picnic pavilion and prepare for 05-013 Dev 2005 Soroptimist Park $ 100,000 $ 200,079 walking paths.

02-013 Dev 2002 Seaford Sports Complex Constructed 2 softball fields including fencing, lighting and bleachers. $ 180,000 $ 371,356

99-006GW Dev 1999 Seaford Riverwalk Constructed a pathway and landscaping stabilizing the northern shoreline. $ 30,000 $ 60,000

99-010 Dev 1999 Seaford Sports Complex Phase 1 improvements included grading and drainage. $ 80,000 $ 160,000 98-011 Plan 1998 Forty Acres Park Created master plan for active recreation. $ 25,000 $ 50,000

Western Sussex Boys and 97-006 Dev 1997 Constructed 6 soccer fields for varying age groups and a baseball field. $ 45,000 $ 193,469 Girls Club

Developed park including grading, sidewalks, lighting and installation of a 96-009 Dev 1996 Seaford Gateway Park $ 30,000 $ 60,000 water fountain.

Michael A. Hastings Tennis Reconstructed the tennis court facility including resurfacing, netting, 94-100 Dev 1994 $ 40,000 $ 100,000 Complex fencing and signage at Seaford High School.

93-058 Acq 1993 Seaford Gateway Park Purchased 0.4 acres for open space and parkland. $ 45,000 $ 90,228 Developed a greenway plan for the waterfront within 92-042 Plan 1992 Seaford Riverwalk $ 20,000 $ 40,000 city limits. Total $ 735,556 $ 1,497,548

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Acquire a 0.97 acre property fronting the Nanticoke River between 18-246T Acq 2018 Waterfront Park $ 90,000 $ 180,000 Cannon and Pearl Streets and plan for a future park Total $ 90,000 $ 180,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Selbyville 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Acquired 3 acre property for parkland at the southeast corner of 00-008 Acq 2000 Cemetery Rd Park $ 150,000 $ 300,000 Cemetery Rd and West Railroad Ave.

Southern Delaware School 99-011 Dev 1999 Installed new playground equipment. $ 15,000 $ 30,000 of the Arts

Selbyville Park and Phillip Developed baseball and soccer fields (Selbyville Park) and installed new 97-007 Dev 1997 $ 20,000 $ 40,000 Showell Elementary School playground equipment (Phillip Showell School).

93-060 Dev 1993 Selbyville Park Installed horseshoe pits, volleyball court, and support facilities. $ 5,000 $ 10,767

Total $ 190,000 $ 380,767

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Slaughter Beach 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Constructed a raised boardwalk and observation platform at the Marvel 17-239T Dev 2017 Marvel Saltmarsh Preserve $ 65,000 $ 360,000 Saltmarsh Preserve; leased from the Delaware Nature Society.

Designed and prepared drawings, permits and other documents associated 15-223T Plan 2015 Marvel Saltmarsh Preserve with the raised wildlife viewing area at the Marvel Saltmarsh Preserve; $ 17,500 $ 35,000 leased from the Delaware Nature Society.

Slaughter Beach Town Resurfaced and fenced the tennis court and basketball court at Town Park 14-150 Dev 2014 $ 15,344 $ 30,687 Park on the west side of Bay Ave.

Slaughter Beach 07-110 Dev 2007 Designed and constructed a pavilion and bathhouse. $ 62,649 $ 125,957 Pavilion/Bathhouse

Slaughter Beach Town 01-008 Dev 2001 Rehabilitated a tennis court and a basketball court including landscaping. $ 1,500 $ 3,000 Park Total $ 161,993 $ 554,644

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Symrna 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

George Wright Municipal 18-193 Dev 2018 Installed new ballfield lighting around the baseball fields $ 36,000 $ 83,464 Park

Installed new playground equipment, pavilion, picnic tables and 07-111 Dev 2007 Sunnyside Park $ 45,000 $ 93,660 landscaping.

07-202GW Dev 2007 Sunnyside Park Constructed a paved perimeter trail, site furnishings and landscaping. $ 14,000 $ 28,000

Mill Creek Park, Green’s Branch Path, Sunnyside Recreation plan including linking town parks with a pedestrian/bicyclist 06-013 Plan 2006 $ 5,766 $ 11,532 Village Park and pathway network. Gardenside Park

Smyrna Elementary School, North Smyrna Elementary 98-006 Dev 1998 Installed new playground equipment. $ 25,000 $ 50,000 School, and John Basset Moore Elementary

96-003GW Dev 1996 Green Branch Trail Constructed a bike/ped trail along Greens Branch. $ 80,000 $ 734,491

96-004 Acq 1996 Smyrna Municipal Park Acquired an inholding parcel at Memorial Park. $ 10,000 $ 37,306

Installed a drainage pipe to create an accessible connection between 94-098 Dev 1994 Smyrna Municipal Park $ 44,000 $ 88,000 existing park and newly acquired parcel.

93-054 Acq 1993 Smyrna Municipal Park Purchased 6 acres along Duck Creek for outdoor recreation use. $ 63,406 $ 126,812 Total $ 323,172 $ 1,253,265

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Replace playground equipment and upgrade facilities to improve 18-184 Dev 2018 Lake Como Park $ 17,500 $ 35,000 accessibility Total $ 17,500 $ 35,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of South Bethany 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

11-136 Dev 2011 Beach Purchased rollout pathways for beach access. $ 30,403 $ 60,805

Richard Hall Memorial 01-012 Dev 2001 Installed benches and landscaping. $ 5,500 $ 12,944 Park

91-024 Acq 1991 Taylor/Cat Hill Purchased 21 acres for open space preservation. $ 850 $ 1,700

Total $ 36,753 $ 75,449

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Install new fitness equipment adjacent to Town Hall, install bicyle racks 18-185 Dev 2018 Town Open Space $ 8,000 $ 16,000 and fitness signage throughout town Total $ 8,000 $ 16,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Sussex County 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Acquired a 30.67 acre parcel at the southwest corner of Rt 9 and Coolspring Rd adjacent to the Georgetown Lewes Cape Trail alignment. 18-248T Dev 2018 Hudson Park $ 83,753 $ 787,250 Hudson Park is to serve as a trailhead and may provide other public recreation facilities. Constructed a new entrance, parking lot, trail improvements, event lawn James Farm Ecological 18-247T Dev 2018 and signage improvements within the County-owned James Farm $ 67,000 $ 153,330 Preserve Ecological Preserve Constructed a new entrance, parking lot, trail improvements, event lawn James Farm Ecological 17-234T Dev 2017 and signage improvements within the County-owned James Farm $ 85,000 $ 193,988 Preserve Ecological Preserve

Prepare engineering and construction drawings forfuture improvements at James Farm Ecological the James Farm Master Plan completed in 2014. Phase 1 improvements 15-232T Plan 2015 $ 37,500 $ 75,000 Preserve include restroom, parking lot, trails, trail markers and interpretive signs (Project in progress).

Constructd crushed stone trail approximately 1 mile in length within Woodland Park. Other improvements include parking lot, entrance sign, 14-226T Dev 2014 Woodland Park $ 86,058 $ 99,995 park benches, information kiosk, fencing and directional/interpretation signage.

11-131 Acq 2011 Nanticoke Park Purchased 20 acres designated for public parkland (the first County park). $ 107,811 $ 215,622

Charles P. West Installed new playground equipment, picnic shelter, pathway and 09-127 Dev 2009 Community Park $ 23,784 $ 48,567 landscaping. (Gumboro)

Southern Delaware Designed Southern DE Heritage Trails interpretive brochures and 98-009GW Dev 1998 $ 10,000 $ 20,000 Heritage Trail installed signs throughout the designated trail route.

Total $ 500,906 $ 1,593,751

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Design, engineer, and install, new maintenance facilities, outdoor James Farm Ecological 19-190 Dev 2019 education facilities, ADA-compliant restrooms, and related improvements $ 82,250 $ 164,500 Preserve at the James Farm Ecological Preserve. Total $ 82,250 $ 164,500

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Townsend 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Installed underground electric for general park lighting and service to the 12-144 Dev 2012 Townsend Municipal Park $ 65,400 $ 130,800 pavilion and gazebo.

Installed new playground equipment, skate park, basketball courts, 07-114 Dev 2007 Townsend Municipal Park baseball field, horseshoe pits, walking paths, gazebo, swings, volleyball $ 184,755 $ 517,713 courts, multi-purpose field and parking. Total $ 250,155 $ 648,513

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

Install, a new combination tennis and pickleball court and related 19-191 Dev 2019 Townsend Municipal Park $ 87,400 $ 174,800 improvements at Townsend Municipal Park. Total $ 87,400 $ 174,800

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund City of Wilmington 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost Installed a new synthetic turf field, renovated/replaced pavilions, 18-186 Dev 2018 Eden Park upgraded swimming pools and bathhouse, constructed new pathways, and $ 100,000 $ 435,696 other park improvements. Installed age-appropriate playground equipment and safety surfacing at 17-172 Dev 2017 Speakman Park $ 100,000 $ 249,580 Speakman Park. Restored the existing stone building to be used as a restroom and storage 14-153 Dev 2014 Koscuiszko Park facility for neighborhood based education, environment and recreation $ 40,000 $ 83,169 programs. Replaced unsafe playground equipment, swings and a picnic table as well 14-154 Dev 2014 Conaty Park $ 125,000 $ 297,837 as other park-related improvements at Conaty Park. Completed the restoration of the Sugar Bowl Observatory including the 13-149 Dev 2013 Brandywine Park $ 84,560 $ 172,598 fabrication and installation of the fiberglass dome.

Brown Park, Brown- Burton-Winchester Park, 08-115 Dev 2008 Install new playground equipment. (In-Progress) $ 120,000 $ 274,934 Tatnall Playground and Eastlawn Playground

Kruse Playground, Haynes 07-112 Dev 2007 Park and Brandywine Installed new playground equipment. $ 150,000 $ 596,400 Playground 3rd and Clayton St Park 07-113 Dev 2007 Installed new spray park and associated equipment. $ 121,300 $ 450,150 and Browntown Park Eastlake, Helen Chambers Installed new playground equipment and fencing (Helen Chambers Park) 05-007 Dev 2005 $ 85,000 $ 216,283 Parks and fencing (Eastlake Park). 04-002GW Dev 2004 Bancroft Parkway Installed a single span pedestrian/bicycle bridge. $ 250,000 $ 1,050,000

Brown-Burton-Winchester Improvements included basketball court renovation (Brown-Burton- Park, Kosciuszko Park, Winchester Park, tennis court renovation (Kosciuszko Park), basketball Browntown Park, Helen 03-001 Dev 2003 court renovation (Browntown Park), new playground equipment (Helen $ 145,000 $ 294,628 Chambers Parks, Stapler Chambers Parks and Stapler Park), new swings (Kirkwood Park and Park, Kirkwood Park and Barbara Hicks Playground). Barbara Hicks Playground

Northern Delaware Designed and constructed a trail segment adjacent to the Rock Manor 03-006GW Dev 2003 $ 130,000 $ 260,000 Greenway Golf Course. Clifford Brown Memorial Developed plaza with pathways, garden, fencing, seating, lighting and 02-006GW Dev 2002 $ 171,680 $ 702,880 Plaza landscaping. Johnston Playground, 02-011 Dev 2002 Stapler Park and 4th and Installed new playground equipment. $ 120,000 $ 240,000 Madison 3rd and Clayton St Park, 00-009 Dev 2000 Canby Park, Michaels Installed new playground equipment and fencing. $ 186,000 $ 374,198 Playground Improvements included a pathway, lighting, benches, landscaping and 99-002GW Plan 1999 Brandywine Mills Park $ 143,800 $ 287,600 parking circulation.

Mack, Woodlawn, Brandywine Mills, 3rd and 99-012 Dev 1999 Clayton Street Playground, Installed new playground equipment. $ 80,000 $ 304,280 Connell Street Tot Lot and Barbara Hicks Playground.

98-001 Dev 1998 Eden Park Constructed multi-purpose fields. $ 92,500 $ 185,000

98-002GW Plan 1998 Northern DE Greenway Incorporated trail plans into transportation corridor and rail trail plans. $ 14,000 $ 28,000

98-003GW Dev 1998 Gibraltar Gardens Restored the garden pathways and landscaping. $ 60,000 $ 589,492 Installed new playground equipment, picnic table, grill, benches and 96-001 Dev 1996 Elbert Playground $ 30,000 $ 66,000 pathway. Enhancements included new trees and plantings at the intersection of 94-082GW Dev 1994 Wilmington Historic Trail $ 8,830 $ 8,830 Market St and 6th St. Phase 2 improvements included 2 lighted tennis courts with fencing, Kingswood Athletic 94-093 Dev 1994 security lighting, 3 lighted basketball courts, drinking fountains, and $ 101,700 $ 276,954 Complex ballfields. Expanded Swedes Landing walkway from Ft. Christina Monument to the 93-070GW Dev 1993 Swedes Landing $ 52,986 $ 83,099 entrance of Kalmar Nyckel Shipyard. Constructed the Brandywine Nature Trail as a part of a larger trail 92-030GW Dev 1992 Brandywine Park $ 44,677 $ 448,277 network. 92-037 Acq 1992 Kalmar Nyckel shipyard Purchased 2.8 acres for open space and parkland on E. 7th St. $ 153,584 $ 303,584 Total $ 2,710,617 $ 8,279,469

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost 19-194 Dev 2019 Kirkwood Park Install a new playground and conduct related improvements $ 100,000 $ 200,000 Remove old play equipment, install new play equipment, install a 19-193 Dev 2019 Helen Chambers Park basketball court, install new picnic benches, and conduct related $ 100,000 $ 200,000 improvements Remove old play equipment, install new play equipment, install a 19-192 Dev 2019 Eastlake Park basketball court, install new picnic benches, and conduct related $ 100,000 $ 200,000 improvements Total $ 300,000 $ 600,000

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund Town of Wyoming 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

05-006 Dev 2005 Wyoming Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 24,988 $ 49,975

98-008 Dev 1998 Wyoming Park Installed new playground equipment. $ 1,293 $ 2,587

Total $ 26,281 $ 52,562

In Progress ORPT Award Minimum Project Year Project Type Park Name Project Description (reimburseme Expected No. Approved nt-based) Project Cost

19-195 Dev 2019 Wyoming Park Install a new, ADA-accessible restroom facility and related improvements $ 64,855 $ 129,710 Total $ 64,855 $ 129,710

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund DNREC, Division of Parks & Recreation 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

Playground surfacing and mats. The Friends of Cape raised funds for the DPR-0011 Dev 2012 $ 16,164 $ 100,164 playground equipment. DPR-2209 Dev 2011 Auburn Heights Site preparation at NVF. $ 33,871 $ - Delaware Seashore State DPR-2208 Plan 2010 Thompson Island trail design. $ 80,000 $ 80,000 Park

DPR-006 Dev 2010 Cape Henlopen State Park Purchased beach access mats. $ 11,142 $ 11,142

DPR-007 Acq 2009 Auburn Heights Conservation Easement on SE Parcel at NVF. $ 435,000 $ 1,000,000 DPR-2210 Dev 2009 Phillips Park Bridge replacement at Phillips Park along James Hall Trail in Newark. $ 3,986 $ 10,904

Purchased a 0.5 acre property in Ocean View adjacent to the Assawoman DPR-0008 Acq 2008 Assawoman Canal $ 197,752 $ 491,961 Canal.

White Clay Creek State DPR-2204 Dev 2008 Pomery Rail Trail Bridge Purchase $ 145,000 $ 645,000 Park

Designed and printed the DE/PA multi-use Trail map and guide for the DPR-2206 Plan 2008 $ 5,000 $ 10,000 East Coast Greenway.

DPR-2202 Plan 2006 C&D Canal Conducted a Recreation Study for a trail along the C&D Canal. $ 50,000 $ 150,000

DPR-2203 Dev 2006 Fencing installation at Trap Pond. $ 76,278 $ 196,278 Trail improvements along Powder Mill Greenway (aka Northern DPR-2205 Dev 2006 State Park $ 30,000 $ - Delaware Greenway) DRP-0010 Dev 2006 First State Heritage Park Bell House improvements $ 250,000 $ 250,000 DPR-0003 Dev 2006 Bellevue State Park Scap House area improvements $ 250,000 $ 250,000 White Clay Creek State DPR-0004 Dev 2006 Purchased the Pomeroy Rail Trail Bridge $ 7,750 $ 200,000 Park Junction & Breakwater Designed and engineered the Holland Glade Bridge along the Junction & CH-41Bx Dev 2006 $ 122,157 $ 997,976 Trail Breakwater Trail. 05-017 Dev 2005 Wilmington State Park Restoration of the Sugar Bowl Observatory $ 25,000 $ 105,873 Resurfaced tennis courts at DPR-0002 Dev 2005 Brandywine and Rockford Resurfaced tennis courts at Brandywine and Rockford Parks $ 97,463 $ 260,463 Parks

Engineered of the Northern Delaware Greenway Trail from Route 202 to 98-004GW Dev 1998 $ 43,425 $ 179,425 Alapocas Dr (Powdermill Greenway).

Constructed a pedestrian/bike trail at Cape Henlopen State Park from the 96-007GW Dev 1996 Cape Henlopen State Park $ 45,000 $ 90,000 beach house parking area to the Gordon's Pond Parking Area.

Constructed 2 segments of the Northern Delaware Greenway; Bellevue 96-008GW Dev 1996 Bellevue State Park $ 155,900 $ 311,800 and Brandywine Creek State Parks.

Developed a pedestrain bikeway facility at Cape Henlopen State Park 94-086GW Dev 1994 Cape Henlopen State Park $ 72,000 $ 364,000 from the entrance to the bathhouse.

Constructed a Pedestrian crossing at Marsh Road between Bellevue State 94-087GW Dev 1994 Bellevue State Park $ 4,000 $ 21,000 Park and Bringhurst Woods. Acquired a 0.5 acre property along Killens Pond Raod adjacent to the 89-018 Acq 1989 $ 70,865 $ 141,730 park. Acquired 50' wide, 4237 sq ft right of way to provide public access to 88-001 Acq 1988 Beach Plum Island $ 75,000 $ 150,000 Beach Plum Island.

Acquired a 1 acre property adjoining Trap Pond State Park along country 88-003 Acq 1988 Trap Pond State Park $ 29,500 $ 59,000 road 449 Total $ 2,332,252 $ 6,076,716

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Outdoor Recreation, Parks and Trails (ORPT) Program Delaware Land & Water Conservation Trust Fund DNREC, Division of Fish & Wildlife 1988-2019

Completed Project Year Project ORPT Total Project Type Park Name Project Description No. Approved Investment Cost

DPR-0012 Plan 2014 Bowers Beach Access Area Concept planning a portion of the parking area and beach access. $ 34,040 $ 34,040

Installed benches and pedestrian bridge over the Mispillion east of Blairs 98-007GW Dev 1998 Mill Pond $ 33,423 $ 72,023 Pond and other trail improvements.

Abbott's Mill Nature Trail planning and construction near the Abbott's Mill Nature Center 96-006GW Dev 1996 $ 31,950 $ 75,790 Center along with interpretive leaflet.

Woodland Beach Wildlife Constructed interpretive trail with viewing platform, signs and exhibits 94-084GW Dev 1994 $ 239,600 $ 255,162 Trail located at Aquatic Resource Education Center.

89-015 Acq 1989 Cedar Swamp Wildlife Area Acquired 76.63 acres in Blackbird Hundred, New Castle County. $ 83,897 $ 84,783

89-017 Acq 1989 DNERR St. Jones Reserve Acquired a 343.8 acre property adjacent to Ted Harvey Wildlife Area. $ 210,334 $ 446,516

89-020 Acq 1989 Acquired a 35.5 acre property adjacent to Nanticoke Wildlife Area. $ 75,486 $ 150,972

88-002 Acq 1988 Cedar Swamp Wildlife Area Acquired a 205 acre property adjacent to Cedar Swamp Wildlife Area $ 176,000 $ 352,000

Total $ 884,730 $ 1,471,286

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