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City
Park Board Meeting
August 31, 2009 Park Improvement Details Refined |
Park
Improvement Design Directions Approved In First Meeting Since May
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Commission Action Required Next (Sept. 8th)
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All member of the Collinsville Park Board ( Dee Sink, Rusty Poindexter, Joe Ogden, Pam Webb & Ted Wright) were present for a meeting Monday August 31, 2009 at the Collinsville High School. The latest version of plans for park improvements (approved by voters back in April with additional sales tax collection starting July 1st) were discussed and approved for recommendation to the City Commission to proceed. The image above shows the porposed park overview with a splashpad, playgrounds, skateboard park, relocated basketball court & swimming pool removal among the funded improvements. Most of the discussion involved final equipment selection, placement and colors. The city had previously applied for a Tony Hawk grant for the skateboard park but no funding came from that effort. Tony Hawk did comment on the city's proposed skatepark features and provided some suggestions for additions which Landplan will now try to incorporate (if within budget). |
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