Renovations on a water feature are nearing completion. The project has taken about 10 weeks to complete. Cones and caution tape currently surrounding the area will be removed once the work is finished, allowing people to enjoy it again.
According to Downtown Coordinator Kate Alvarez, the water feature is expected to reopen around September 1. The feature is described as an eight-inch pool of water.
Further details about the renovation and the water feature are available from the source.
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