Lewisville approves trail extension, commissions trail art

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In a decisive move to enhance community recreation, the Lewisville City Council unanimously approved a construction contract on September 17 for the extension of the Timber Creek Hike and Bike Trail. This extension is expected to provide residents with greater access to outdoor activities and promote a healthier lifestyle. Alongside the trail extension, the council plans to commission public art installations, which will add a cultural dimension to the outdoor space. The initiative underscores Lewisville's dedication to improving green spaces and fostering community engagement. City officials emphasized the importance of integrating art into public spaces to enrich the local environment and encourage community interaction.

As construction is set to commence shortly, residents are eager for the improvements that will enhance their outdoor experiences. The project not only aims to beautify the area but also to support local artists through the art commission. This development marks a significant investment in Lewisville's parks and recreation initiatives.

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