Mark Webre - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of Little Rock Parks and Recreation. ==References== ==External links== Category:Living people

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New page: '''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of Little Rock Parks and Recreation. ==References== ==External links== Category:Living people

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'''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of [[Little Rock Parks and Recreation]].

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Living people]]

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 Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]]. "It's a great landmark and it's been neglected," Webre said in 2003. "People don't feel secure to see it."
-Webre is a former recreational landscape planner for [[Castin, Massie & Mc Getrick and Associates]], a planning, engineering, and land development consulting firm in Little Rock. He is also former treasurer of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
+Webre is a former recreational landscape planner for [[Castin, Massie & McGetrick and Associates]], a planning, engineering, and land development consulting firm in Little Rock. He is also former treasurer of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
 ==References==

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 Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]]. "It's a great landmark and it's been neglected," Webre said in 2003. "People don't feel secure to see it."
-Webre is a former recreational landscape planner for [[Castin, Massie & Mc Getrick and Associates]], a planning, engineering, and land development consulting firm in Little Rock.
+Webre is a former recreational landscape planner for [[Castin, Massie & Mc Getrick and Associates]], a planning, engineering, and land development consulting firm in Little Rock. He is also former treasurer of the Arkansas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
 ==References==

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 Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]]. "It's a great landmark and it's been neglected," Webre said in 2003. "People don't feel secure to see it."
 ==References==
 *Matthew S.L. Cate, "Work Lagging, Park Playground Won't Join Riverfest Fun," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, April 17, 2007.
 *Andrew DeMillo, "LR Leaders Reflect on Downtown Growth," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 12, 2003.

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 '''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of the [[Little Rock Department of Parks and Recreation]]. He is also project manager on a $700,000 project to create the [[Riverfront Adventure Park]], a new playground in [[Riverfront Park]]. [[Park revenue bonds]] are paying for $325,000 of the cost of construction, and the [[Peabody Hotel]] is contributing $250,000 in exchange for naming rights. Park of the playground will be called [[Peabody Park]].
-Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]].
+Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]]. "It's a great landmark and it's been neglected," Webre said in 2003. "People don't feel secure to see it."
 ==References==
 *Matthew S.L. Cate, "Work Lagging, Park Playground Won't Join Riverfest Fun," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, April 17, 2007.
 *Michelle Hillen, "LR Span Clears a Funding Hurdle: Bridge on Track to Open in Spring," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 23, 2007.

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		+	*Matthew S.L. Cate, "Work Lagging, Park Playground Won't Join Riverfest Fun," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, April 17, 2007.
	*Michelle Hillen, "LR Span Clears a Funding Hurdle: Bridge on Track to Open in Spring," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 23, 2007.		*Michelle Hillen, "LR Span Clears a Funding Hurdle: Bridge on Track to Open in Spring," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' November 23, 2007.

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-'''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of the [[Little Rock Department of Parks and Recreation]]. Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of
+'''Mark Webre''' is assistant director of the [[Little Rock Department of Parks and Recreation]]. Webre is currently working on a project to relocate an electrical building standing in the way of the building of a [[River Trail]] entrance to the pedestrian and bike path across the [[Junction Bridge]] in downtown Little Rock. The removal of the building also clears the way for the excavation of land obscuring direct line of sight to the [[Arkansas River]] as well as views of [[La Petite Roche]].
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Living people]]

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