Politics & Government
City Discusses New Bike Pump Track At Laguna Beach Park: City Council
The Laguna Beach City Council will discuss a slew of topics Tuesday evening, ranging from proposed pump tracks to public tree maintenance.
LAGUNA BEACH, CA — The City of Laguna Beach will discuss a proposed bike pump track at Moulton Meadows Park at this week's City Council meeting.
According to the city, a pump track is a graded and paved contoured track that bikers use to build skills, increase strength and recreate along a connecting track. The surface is typically rubberized asphalt to minimize sound, the city said.
If approved, the pump track would be built at one of the following locations: Moulton Meadows, Lang Park, Aliso Beach Park, Community & Recreation Center or County Water District land.
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It was not immediately known how much the pump track would cost if approved. Pump tracks in neighboring cities, including San Clemente, cost roughly $619,000 and required about eight months for planning, design, construction and opening.
According to the city, the cost might be offset through sponsorships or grants.
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The topic will be discussed at this Tuesday's city council meeting.
The meeting takes place at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22 at 505 Forest Ave.
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