PARK TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Improvements planned for Holland State Park in western Michigan include a new restroom building, an automated parking notification system and even upgrades to a campground’s electric service.
But a draft of the park’s new $4.6 million general management plan by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources does not include an updated water condition warning system for visitors.
The Holland Sentinel reports Wednesday that the plan -- for the next decade -- includes exploring “development of an AM radio station or interactive application to convey real-time park information.
Three people have drowned this year at the park which is in Park Township and abuts Lake Michigan.
