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Bethany Beach breaks ground on Central Park
Shown at the groundbreaking are (l-r) Bruce Frye, town council; Faith Denault, town council; Sen. Gerald Hocker, R-Ocean View; Joe Healy, town council; Rosemary Hardiman, Bethany Beach vice mayor; Jack Gordon, former Bethany Beach mayor; Lew Killmer, Bethany Beach mayor; Jerry Morris, town council; Ron Gray, R-Selbyvillle; Doug Hudson, Sussex County councilman; and Patrick Sheplee, town council. SUBMITTED PHOTO
August 2, 2019
On July 26, the Town of Bethany Beach officially broke ground on Central Park, located at the corner of routes 1 and 26.
In 2012 the town council adopted a resolution that outlined their vision for a park which included benches, fountains, open pavilions, and a small playground area.
Subsequent polls of over 1,500 property owners, along with multiple public meetings, prompted the final designs which were created by Kercher Engineering.
A-Del Construction Co. will carry out the plans, which can be found at www.townofbethanybeach.com. Construction is expected to take six months.
Shown at the groundbreaking are (l-r) Bruce Frye, town council; Faith Denault, town council; Sen. Gerald Hocker, R-Ocean View; Joe Healy, town council; Rosemary Hardiman, Bethany Beach vice mayor; Jack Gordon, former Bethany Beach mayor; Lew Killmer, Bethany Beach mayor; Jerry Morris, town council; Ron Gray, R-Selbyvillle; Doug Hudson, Sussex County councilman; and Patrick Sheplee, town council. SUBMITTED PHOTO
