$40,000 Required to Repair Sinkhole on Popular Dog-Walking Trail in Charlottetown
$40K needed to fix damage to popular dog-walking trail in Charlottetown

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The Upton Farm Trust in Charlottetown is seeking $40,000 to replace a culvert that has developed a sinkhole, affecting the off-leash dog park. The trust has raised $1,700 so far and is appealing for further donations and volunteer labor.
- 01The culvert is essential for draining water and preventing road washout.
- 02Upton Farm Trust, which owns the park, is not government-funded and relies on volunteers.
- 03The trust received $6,000 in provincial funding last year, but it varies annually.
- 04Since launching a fundraiser, the trust has raised approximately $1,700 from the community.
- 05The trust is open to any donation and is also seeking volunteer labor for the project.
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The Upton Farm Trust, which manages a 55-hectare green space in Charlottetown, is facing a significant challenge as a culvert connecting the off-leash dog park has developed a sinkhole due to heavy rainfall. The trust is seeking $40,000 to replace this critical infrastructure, which is vital for proper drainage and preventing road washout. Despite receiving some funding from the provincial government, which amounted to $6,000 last year, the trust primarily relies on community support and volunteers. Since announcing its fundraising efforts on social media, the trust has successfully raised about $1,700. Heidi Hyndman, chair of the trust, emphasized that any contribution, no matter how small, would be appreciated, and they are also looking for volunteer labor to assist with the project. More information about the fundraising campaign can be found on their website and social media channels.
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The repair of the culvert is crucial for maintaining the safety and accessibility of the popular dog-walking trail, which serves both residents and visitors.
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