Indy Council OKs $25M in bonds for city parks projects

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4 thoughts on “Indy Council OKs $25M in bonds for city parks projects

    1. Sounds like a great idea! Compared to a golf course, disc golf parks provide a low maintenance way to keep plenty of green space in our city, making it easier for people to get connected to outdoor activities. People could even stroll through or jog along the course to enjoy some nature – no tee time required!

  1. Disc golf is not for everyone, but it could be an element of park improvements that include a variety of aspects particularly for adjacent residents. Items and activities for children and families are key.

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