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The Town of Clay will conduct soil borings at Three Rivers Point Park during the week of November 2, 2026, as the initial phase of the planned shoreline bank stabilization project. Supported by state grant funding, the project is intended to advance planned improvements to the Park’s shoreline. The soil borings represent an important preliminary step in moving this project forward. Park visitors are advised to exercise caution around active work areas, follow all posted signage, and maintain a safe distance from equipment and ongoing field activities. The Town of Clay appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation while this preliminary work is completed and looks forward to advancing improvements to Three Rivers Point Park.