Bat Yam Renovates Brawer Garden With Sewer and Accessibility Upgrades

Bat Yam's Brawer Garden is undergoing a comprehensive renovation that combines underground infrastructure work with improvements to the public space. The project includes replacement sewer lines, new paths, playground equipment, lighting and accessibility improvements. A progress account published on November 2 described work underway and a visit to the site that day by Yehuda Harush. Harush said he had gone to the garden to follow the work's progress and had asked the contractor to speed up execution as much as possible. He linked that request to allowing residents of northern Bat Yam to use the renewed garden soon. His account thanked the municipal professional teams working at the site. The renovation also includes paving, garden furniture and new infrastructure. The improvements cover both the garden's recreational features and the routes and facilities that serve people using it. Harush described the intended result as a pleasant, safe and welcoming place for neighborhood residents and families. The work follows years of planning. The progress account did not give an opening date or a confirmed completion timetable, and did not state when construction began. Harush's request concerned accelerating the ongoing project rather than announcing that the renovated garden had opened.