scenes from the January 28 map review

By Patric Hedlund

A roomful of about 25 people reviewed maps together on January 28 at the Frazier Mountain Park Community Center. Kern County Parks Department Director Bob Lerude and Park Designer Don Woodard were proud to display the site plan Woodard developed to reflect proposed improvements to the park which has been the center of the Frazier Park community since it was founded.

Residents from all the Mountain Communities were represented, from Lebec to Pine Mountain. The park is a center of community festivals, family gatherings and…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Frazier Mountain Park has been the heart of the community since the Frazier Mountain Park Rod & Reel Club was founded in 1926.

Above: Kimberlee Goddard and Bob Lerude; Below: Lisa Walter speaks on need for softball fields

Left: Joyce Garrett had a number of questions and Chandra Mead with the Ridge Route Communities Museum took a lot of notes. Below: Supervisor David Couch reviews the map with Erick Farruggia and Don Woodard

Top: Kimberlee Goddard and Don Woodard go over the placement of exercise stations in the parcourse for adults. Middle: Bob
Lerude explains his confidence that a parks bond will pass in November. Above: Ariel and John Adargo joined in with helpful ideas.

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