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Green Acres Park Development Grants by municipality 2000 to 2020 TOWN PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS GRANTS SUM OF GRANTS Bloomingdale Recreation Redevelopment Project 2 $276,762 Clifton Athenia Park 2 2 $1,862,685 Athenia Steel Recreational Complex 4 $3,300,000 Weasel Brook Park 1 $309,900 Weasel Brook Park Phase 2 1 $600,000 Westervelt-Vanderhoef Historic Landscape 1 $289,500 Haledon Roe Athletic Field Renovation 1 $600,000 Hawthorne Goffle Brook And Weasel Brook 1 $170,000 Goffle Brook Park 1 $200,000 Rea House Historic Landscape 1 $250,000 Little Falls Duva Field Improvements Project 1 $750,000 Passaic Boverini Stadium Field Improvements 1 $500,000 Christopher Columbus Park Rehabilitation 1 $900,000 Garret Mountain Improvements 1 $1,375,000 Hughes Lake Recreation 1 $500,000 McDonald Brook Improvements 1 $1,100,000 Municipal Park System 1 $1,000,000 Municipal Park System Recovery Grant 1$14,400 Pulaski Park Restoration 2 $542,000 Roberto Clemente Field 1 $500,000 Third Ward Memorial Park 1 $1,000,000 Paterson Alexander Hamilton Visitor Center Landscaping 1 $250,000 ATP Site/Haines Overlook Park Riverwalk 4 $2,067,330 Eastside Park Rehabilitation 1 $463,300 Garret Mountain Deer Fence 1$88,500 Garret Mountain Park- Barbour Pond Restoration 2 $1,328,400 Great Falls Pocket Parks Phase 1 4 $3,170,725 Lambert Castle Tower Rehabilitation 4 $2,501,921 Mary Ellen Kramer Park 2 $341,800 Pennington Park Restoration 4 $2,900,000 Valley Rock Trail 1$76,284 Vista Park Development 1 $1,000,000 Prospect Park Hofstra Park Soccer Field Improvements 1 $750,000 Ringwood Baseball Field Lighting 1 $100,000 Pioneer Park 1$50,000 Wanaque Memorial Field Lighting Replacement 1 $215,227 Wayne Alps Road Ballfields 2 $1,125,000 Barbour Pond Park Athletic Field 2 $850,000 Dey Mansion 1 $100,000 Singac Brook South 1 $305,000 West Milford Destiny's Gate Park 2 $268,251 Highlands Field Improvements 1 $250,000 West Brook Preserve Restoration 1 $130,000 Woodland Park Garret Mountain Deer Fence** 0$0 Rifle Camp Park Improvement 1 $500,000 Rose Place Park Woods 1$50,250 TOTALS Towns 13 Parks or Projects 45 Grants 68 Grant Sum $34,922,235 **Garret Mountain Deer Fence project that includes Woodland Park is listed in Paterson so the funds statistics are not counted twice statistics passaic county Does not include Green Acres projects from 1962 thru June 1999.

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