City Council Approves $43.3 Million Mira Mesa Park Upgrades, Amenities ...Middle East

A playground at Mira Mesa Community Park. Yelp photo The San Diego City Council Monday approved a $43.3 million project to upgrade Mira Mesa Community Park, including adding a playground, aquatic complex and more. “Our community has been waiting so long for these improvements to Mira Mesa Community Park, and as a Mira Mesa resident and council member I’m so excited to approve this project and get shovels in the ground,” City Councilman Kent Lee said. “From a new competition-sized aquatic center which will provide local high school students world-class swim facilities right in their backyard to necessary renovations to the rec center, we’re creating the park that Mira Mesa residents de

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