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MANNING TRAILS
City of Manning Dawn Meyer, City Administrator | 712-655-2176 | dawn@mmctsu.com With over $3.6 million of proposed trails, trail projects will span many years and will be broken down into many phases. Several phases are complete and can be found on the Completed Projects page. The segments that are in progress now are listed below. Trestle Park Trail | Estimated Completion: Fall 2018 This phase is estimated to cost approximately $400,00 and is underway. Overall, it will install a trail from the new Milwaukee Trestle Park, along the Nishnabotna River, across Third Street, under Highway 141, ending at the Hospital-Park Trail. The 2018 addition is the final piece--which will include paving the underpass under Highway 141. Click here to see a copy of the full trail plan To donate to the trail project click the "Donate" button below. |
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Milwaukee Trestle Park | Estimated Completion: 2018
City of Manning Cory Arp, Parks and Recreation Director | 712-655-3861 | manningrec@mmctsu.com The new park located near the historic railroad trestle at the north end of Main Street and Center Streets is taking shape with a large IOWA sculpture, a train kiosk, and a shelter house. Nature play areas and public art will be installed soon. Planning is also underway for an Outdoor Learning Environment. |
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Updated Streetscaping on Main Street | Estimated Completion: 2019
Main Street Manning Design Committee Marsha Clausen, Design Chair | 712-655-MAIN | mainstmanning@mmctsu.com Manning's downtown will see several updates over the coming years. Bump-outs have been installed on the 300 and 400 blocks of Main Street. Bronze Statues will be added to those. Future plans call far art lighting, updated benches, and updated trash receptacles. |
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Hillside Splash | Estimated Completion: 2021 (Phase I)
City of Manning Dawn Meyer, City Administrator | 712-655-2176 | dawn@mmctsu.com Fundraising and final design for the Hillside Splash are being done now! This outdoor addition on the West edge of the Rec Center will be broken into phases. Phase one will offer an outdoor pool option to patrons--complete with zero-entry and water toys. Plans for future phases include two large water slides and a splash pad area. |
