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New park taking shape at Perico Preserve

Published: March 23, 2013

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Trucks dump sand from the Perico Preserve restoration project Friday at the Manatee County wastewater plant in the 5100 block of 65th Street West for use in its $13 million lake filtration system and north pond improvements project.GRANT JEFFERIES/Bradenton Herald

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New park taking shape on Perico

By GRANT JEFFERIES — gjefferies@bradenton.com

Crews have begun to move sand at the Perico Preserve restoration project, shaping the landscape of the new park on State Road 64 West.

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