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Santarsiero Announces $50K For Aquetong Spring Park Project
The Solebury park recently held its grand opening; these funds will go toward constructing public restrooms for the network of trailways.
SOLEBURY, PA — State Senator Steve Santarsiero announced on Friday that $50,000 in state funds will go to Solebury Township to construct public restrooms in Aquetong Spring Park.
“I recently joined our Solebury Township Supervisors at the grand opening of Aquetong Spring Park, and the 48 acres of parkland, trails, overlooks and the beautiful waterfall, all preserved for the enjoyment of residents and visitors” he said. “The public restroom facility will round out the amenities to Bucks County’s most recent addition to the list of destinations for outdoor enthusiasts.”
Act 13 of 2012 established the Marcellus Legacy Fund and allocates funds to the Commonwealth Financing Authority for programs including the Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program.
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“I enthusiastically supported this investment because as we have learned during the pandemic, it’s green spaces like Aquetong Spring Park, that are important for our physical, emotional and mental health," Santarsiero said.
More information about the Commonwealth Financing Authority Act 13 and the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development is available online.
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