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SERVE Meeting Community Needs 50 C A RY, N O RT H C A R O L I N A F Y 2 0 26 2 N D Q U A R T E R R E P O R T T W I N L A K E S DA M S P H O TO G R A P H E D B E LOW The Twin Lakes Dams Rehabilitation Project remains several months ahead of schedule, with overall completion now anticipated in spring 2026. This quarter, Cary completed construction of two new outlet structures, one at each dam, and both have passed all required testing. Initial tree replanting along Lake Grove Boulevard is complete, with stream restoration work downstream of the lower outlet structure substantially complete and reconstruction of the lower earthen dam underway. Once finished, the project will add new recreational amenities, including an open grassy area for passive use and an enhanced greenway connection from Lake Grove Drive. The expanded greenway network will link both sides of the lower lake, creating continuous connections across both dams and supporting Cary's long-term goals for mobility, recreation, and resilient infrastructure. A DVA N C I N G C A RY 'S AC C E SS I B I L I T Y This quarter, Cary successfully advanced several important accessibility improvement projects outlined in Cary's Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan. Cary made enhancements to: ■ Bond Park: Accessible parking and walkways serving the Boathouse, field No. 3, and the Lazy Daze Playground ■ Garmon Operations Center: Six accessible parking spaces and pedestrian routes to the building entrance ■ Cary Depot: Accessible drop-off area to allow for bus boarding closer to the facility

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