The new splash pad at the park has been tested and is ready to be switched on and tree planting has taken place.
In the spring, sod still has to be laid and signs, which have already been purchased, will be installed.
A grand opening will also take place at some point.
Huron-Kinloss Councillor Jim Hanna says redeveloping Lewis Park was a community-driven project backed by considerable fundraising.
He says it was a grassroots project from the “bottom up,” that helped get most of the work completed.
Hanna says the township has not had to contribute any significant amount of its resources to the work at Lewis Park and says it’s been a “fabulous project from the beginning to the end.”
