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Ridgewood stalls accessibility plan at Habernickel Park

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Ridgewood stalls accessibility plan at Habernickel Park
Monday October 14, 2013, 9:50 AM
BY  DARIUS AMOS
STAFF WRITER
The Ridgewood News

After recent concerns were raised about a proposed accessibility ramp currently leading to “nowhere,” Ridgewood Council members will continue their ongoing discussion on the future of the former horse barn at the Irene Habernickel Family Park.

Employees at Village Hall are hoping to proceed with an ADA-compliant ramp project that would lead from the municipal park’s parking lot area to the bi-level structure that was once used as a horse stable. A Community Development Block Grant has already been earmarked to fund up to $60,000 of the ramp construction.

Recreation and engineering officials are now petitioning the village’s governing body to approve an estimated $8,000 feasibility study to determine the usefulness of the barn. They previously proposed converting the building into a restroom facility.

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2 thoughts on “Ridgewood stalls accessibility plan at Habernickel Park

  1. Its not stalled our Carpetbagger Mayor will get it done. Every vote counts.

  2. This sound a lot like Nancy Pelosi, you need to build the ramp to find out what will be in the barn.

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