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Logan Park
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Ballfield
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Playground
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Playground Tower
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Tower Slide
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Tot Playground
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Basketball Court
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Playground Tower
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Ball Field
| Documents |
East Side of Play Structure (PDF) Logan Park Construction FYI (PDF) Logan Park Playground Features (PDF) |
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Features
- Jogging Path
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Restrooms/Sanicans
Description
The five-acre park is located at the corner of Logan Road and Locust way, north of the City of Brier in the area generally known as Alderwood. It includes a ballfield and a unique, landscaped playground that was completed in 2018. A paved walking / jogging path surrounds the park.
Park History
The park was originally a sand and gravel pit and was developed during the 1970s with a parking lot, baseball field and play structures. The site was renovated in the mid-1990s with support from the immediate neighborhood.
Pervious Concrete
In the Fall of 2019 work began on replacing the parking lot surface with pervious concrete as part of a Low Impact Development (LID) retrofit of the park. Pervious concrete allows storm water to infiltrate into the native soil. Benefits include:
- Eliminating of untreated storm water and creating zero runoff
- Protection of streams, watersheds, and ecosystems
- Mimicking the drainage and filtration of bioswales and natural soils
- Reducing surface temperatures and heat island effects