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Chair Barten asked if the refurbished components at Central Park would be painted to match the <br />new components. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood confirmed that they would plan to paint in <br />similar colors. He explained that this would be a way to improve more than one playground within <br />the budget constraints. <br />Councilmember Musgrove commented that this looks like a great plan and asked if the total <br />package of equipment would need to be purchased or whether certain items could be chosen. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood replied that they probably could parse out <br />equipment but suspected that this opportunity is also being reviewed by other communities. <br />Councilmember Musgrove asked for details on the timeframe when the equipment would be <br />available. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood replied that the equipment is available now. <br />He stated that once the Commission makes a recommendation, he would bring that to the Council <br />as soon as possible after that. He hoped to have more information for the Commission to review <br />in January and February in order to then bring it to the Council in order to plan for implementation <br />in 2025. He noted that these components are ready and assembled which could mean the <br />equipment is ready for use in June rather than later in the summer. <br />Councilmember Musgrove commented that she liked the idea of spreading this between two parks. <br />Commissioner Olson commented that there are a lot of youth programs at Central Park and parents <br />comments on how they like parking lot and landscaping improvements, along with the pickleball <br />courts. He stated that he likes the idea of spreading it out, but Central Park is a marque park with <br />a lot of use and would want to see that continue to be improved. <br />Commissioner Sis commented that if there is chance for implementation on Central Park earlier <br />rather than limping along, he could support that, especially with all the development in that area. <br />Chair Barten commented it seems the Commission agrees that this could be a good value to acquire <br />this equipment and would be interested in seeing more information. He agreed that Central Park <br />continues to have increased use and is in need of this amenity. <br />Commissioner Sis commented that if they can get the discounted equipment that is a great option <br />but otherwise does not believe that both parks need to be done in one year. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood commented that he can present a few options. <br />He agreed that Central Park has a lot of use and while there are a lot of children around Riverdale, <br />they do need to continue to focus on Central Park and therefore one option can be for just Central <br />Park. <br />5.02: Recreation Programs — A Year in Review <br />Park and Recreation Commission/ November 14, 2024 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />
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