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Get A First Look At Plans For Royal Oak's New Downtown Park
Here's how to find out what the city's newest green space will be like.
ROYAL OAK, MI — The community will get its first look at Royal Oak’s downtown park Wednesday at the the Downtown Park Task Force meeting. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. Dec. 12 inside room 315 at city hall, where residents can see the results of months of public engagement on the plans, officials say.
The new two-acre park will offer a community green space after the old city hall and police station are demolished. Construction is already underway on a new two-story, more advanced Royal Oak City Hall and construction for the new police station is tentatively scheduled to begin in January, city officials have said.
READ MORE: Royal Oak City Hall Construction: What You Need To Know
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For residents who can’t make Wednesday’s meeting, the presentation on the new downtown park will be repeated to the Royal Oak City Commission at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 17.
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