Rialto, CA (openPR) 9 October 2010

The city of Rialto

intend to complete this update in October 2011. Fergusson Park 2395 W. Sunrise near Casa Grande Avenue and West North Alder Street.

â? We will more than double the floor space of Ferguson Park, â? Sports and Community Services Director said Larry Thornburg. “Eight acres of the park of 18 hectares have already been developed. This project is the development of the 10 remaining acres.â ????

side football is new equipment, a skateboard park Fergusson, playground, barbecue area, additional parking, a basketball court overtime and a Snack-bar / toilet building.


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entrepreneur Robert Clapper Construction submitted the contract for this project.

â? We at RC building very excited about the opportunity to work for our offer â excited? City home? here in the city of Rialto, â? Company president Robert door. â? Our headquarters is located within a mile of the park gives us a great opportunity to bring attention to the project away. We hope that local residents, this park for years of enjoyment to ????

come.â
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this park are of binding was 0.3 million community improvement Rialto redevelopment agency in 2008.

Fergusson Park is one of nine parks in the city of Rialto. Besides the new equipment developed the eight-hectare park is a basketball court in place, a trail include a quarter-mile, a picnic area, two tennis courts, horseshoes, a playground before, and a softball field. The toilet block will add a part of the eight acres already developed.


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are other city parks:

Andreson Park has a playground, hiking trails, three picnic tables and a large basketball court.

Andreson Park, 726 S. Lilac: The facilities include a trail walk a quarter mile, a basketball court, playground for small children and three large picnic tables

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Baseball fans

children of all ages will enjoy the comfort of Bud Bender Park in Rialto. Photo by Chris Sloan

Bud Bender Park, 300 N. Lilac Ave. That a Little League and Pony League baseball fields and a box of T-ball. It also has a picnic area.

Roger Bird Park, 2611 N. Linden Ave., Has two small ball fields in the league and the other for T-ball. It also offers a picnic area and a children’s pool? Playground.

Jerry Eaves Park, 1485 N. Ayala Ave., 15 soccer fields, three picnic tables and large picnic areas, several small and one for children? Playground.

Flores Park includes a children’s pool? Playground, picnic and hiking trail. Photo by Chris Sloan

Flores Park, 1020 W. Etiwanda Ave., a picnic area, children’s menu? Playground and walking a quarter mile.


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park includes three Little League and two girls’ Softball fields and picnic areas, playground and basketball.

Frisbie Park, 19 901 N. Acacia Avenue., Three Little League fields and three girls? s softball fields, picnic area, playground and basketball court.

Margaret Todd Park, 201 N. Willow Street, a skate park for skateboarding and inline skating, picnic areas and open spaces.

Rialto City Park includes baseball fields, a soccer field, picnic area and playground equipment.

Rialto City Park, 130 E. San Bernardino Ave., a football field, one Pony League field and a Little League field. It also has picnic areas, outdoor games and an outdoor stage.

Although the city Rialto is located in the middle of one of the nation is? s fastest growing regions, it has maintained a small town atmosphere and similar quality of life. Rialto is an ethnically and progressive community, the more unique community assets, including their own police and fire departments, a club from the city center and fitness, performing arts theater, a community center and senior center added. Rialto nearby mountains, beaches, deserts and other recreation areas.

Rialto? s include mix of housing costs and home to the lowest in the southern region of California. Rialto home ownership are more affordable than almost any other comparable town in the region. Managers and all those high-end homes find a house they buy much more for their money in Rialto. These lower cost of living benefit Rialto means more disposable income for residents, retailers and service providers.

For further information on Rialto, California go to www.ci.rialto.ca.us or call (909) 820-2525.


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