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(Staff will take a closer look at the ahgnment of the open waterway, but feel it is important to keep the grassy mound as a key play fbature.) (Staff feels that this will compromise the functionahty of the acnvity area and make ~t less visible from the intersectmn at Royal Avenue.) ' -: [- ' _~_ ~ ' _ ~ .. (Staffnoted that there should be approximately 45curbside parking spaces along the park frontage and that th~s could be controlled by silage hm~ting the t~me on parking.) Access a~d Restroom GIVEN THE ANTICIPATED DEVELOPMENT OF THE PARK SITE, THE AUDIENCE THOUGHT ACCESS FROM DANELAND MOBILE HOME PARK WOULD BE IDEAL. (Staff co~ented that if the mobile home park desired access, that they could easdy create a hnk to the public street system n~nediately north of the park and have good access. The C~ty would encourage this to happen, as ~t would create better access to the public park. A perimeter fbnce su~ounds Cu~ently the mobile home park.) AFTER ~[ HE STAFF GAVE A BRIEF EXPLAINATION OF THE TRA~LS AND PATHS ON THE PARK SITE, SEVERAL IN THE AUDIENCE APPAUDED THE INTENTION TO PROVIDE ACCESSIBILITY AND EXERCISE STATIONS FOR NOT ONLY THE YOUTIt, BU~ FOR ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED THRU THE USE OF SPECIAL ~L~eTruil" KIOSKS AND EXERCISE STATIONS OR SOMETHING S~MILAR. ~ A SHORT DISCUSSION AFFFIRMED THE NEED FOR RESTROOM FACILITIES AT 7HE PARK. SOME PELT SEASONAL OR PORFABLE UNFfS WOULD NOT BE ACCEPTABLE, (Staff info,ed people that permanent res~ooms could range from apprommately $60,000 for prefabricated or umsex to $150,000 or more for full standard restrooms. Staff ~ntb~ed the audience that a saintly stub out has already been prowded w~th the subdivision construction.) A SUGGEST[ON WAS MADE TO CONSIDER MOVING THE RESTROOM LOCATION FURTHER NORTH~ PUTTING IT IN CLOSER PROXIMITY FO THE OPEN PLAYFIELD~ NORTH OF THE PLATGROUND. DOG PARK USERS IN TIlE AUDIENCE DID NOT FEEL THAT ~1 t-[E RES1 ROOM NEEDD TO BE CLOSE TO THE ACCESS ROUTE TO THE OFF LEASH AREA. {Staffin&cated that they would take a look at moving the restroom. In any case, some felt that having a dog tie-up feature near the restroom would be beneficml.) A REQUEST WAS MADE TO MAKE THE SIDEWALK ALONG THRONE DRIVE AS WIDE AS POSSIBLE. (A six fbot wide sidewalk along public streets is fmrly typical, but when adjacent to park s~tes, the City has been increasing the w~dth to as much as mght feet w~de. We xwll look at widening the s~dewalks at Candlehght also.)