The Hanover Township sought to enhance their existing reserve and facilities while making an inaccessible wetland area available to the public. The project involved extensive site demolition and the construction of new park features, including a shelter, amphitheater, pathways, boardwalks, signage, cornhole courts, a challenge course, drinking fountains, lighting, and landscaping.

One of the key challenges Doyle faced during the project was the physical implementation of multiple boardwalks throughout the wetland, as per the design and construction documents, all under a tight schedule. To meet the timeline and reduce costs, we sourced an alternate boardwalk supplier who provided the requested materials in a more timely fashion, allowing us to stay on track while maintaining high quality. Through strategic collaboration and efficient execution, the enhanced reserve and new park facilities now offer an accessible and inviting space for visitors to enjoy.