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FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries

FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries

Volunteers working to preserve, protect, restore the quality & beauty of the Alum Creek watershed.

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It would be nice for some public access to explore nature, but FACT has concerns about Westerville's extent of building an extensive park playground, parking lot and more within a fairly pristine woodland forest preserve with ravines, streams, wetlands along the banks of Alum Creek. We hope to conserve this rare conservation land. Vast majority of the surrounding previous natural greenway and waterway area were long ago wiped out by commercial development - buildings, paved lots, roads, with more underway.Westerville residents are invited to help shape Westerville's new Adventure Park. Please join us at the Westerville Community Center (350 N. Cleveland Ave.) on April 25 at 6 p.m. to view proposed park plans and share your input. An additional open house will be held May 6. Visit www.westerville.org/events for more information. ... See MoreSee Less

It would be nice for some public access to explore nature, but FACT has concerns about Westervilles extent of building an extensive park playground, parking lot and more within a fairly pristine woodland forest preserve with ravines, streams, wetlands along the banks of Alum Creek. We hope to conserve this rare conservation land. Vast majority of the surrounding previous natural greenway and waterway area were long ago wiped out by commercial development - buildings, paved lots, roads, with more underway.