Disc golf, the main attraction at Westbrook Park, benefits from the removal of dead trees, Clayton Director of Development Jack Kuntz said, and the project will improve safety for visitors in the parks by removing potential hazards.
The city plans to plant new trees and update the landscaping in all the city owned parks after the dead trees are removed.
For now, though, Clayton’s Westbrook Park is closed and has tree limbs, stumps and brush all over the park.
The work is the continuation of an effort the city is making to improve the park system and offer residents additional outdoor lifestyle opportunities.
For more information regarding the tree removal efforts, contact Kuntz or the Park Advisory Board at (937) 836-3500.
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