Japantown Peace Plaza Project Update 3/31!

Rec Park Improvements | All Project Updates Posted on March 31, 2020

You may have seen some scaffolding erected around the pagoda over the last month. This is one part of a larger seismic study we are conducting for the Pagoda. This is an important step to take to ensure public safety as we plan for future improvements to the plaza.

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Japantown Peace Plaza Project Update 3/31!

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