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-2- t <br /> 1990 <br /> Silver View Bridge $ 16,000 <br /> 411 <br /> Silver View Tot Lot 20,000 <br /> Random Multi-purpose Court 13, 000 <br /> Woodcrest Multi-purpose Court 13,000 <br /> 72" Rotary Lawn Mower 10,000 <br /> $ 72,000 <br /> 1991 <br /> Greenfield Archery Range $ 6 , 000 <br /> Lights at Silver View Park 53,000 <br /> Oakwood Picnic Shelter8 ,000 <br /> City hall Multi-purpose Court - 13,000 <br /> $ 80 , 000 <br /> 1992 <br /> Woodcrest Park Tot Lot $ 20,000 <br /> Lambert Multi-purpose Court 13,000 <br /> Hockey Lights at Hillview 12,000 <br /> Oakwood Park Play Area 15,000 <br /> Floating Boardwalk at Silver View 16,000 <br /> $ 76,000 • <br /> a <br /> A brief background on each of the capital improvement plans is as <br /> follows; <br /> 1988 <br /> 1 . Silver View Park parking lot. Paving of the Silver. View Park <br /> parking lot was ranked as the number one priority by the Park <br /> Commission based On the current destruction and vandalism <br /> that is occurring at Silver View Park due to our lack of bar- <br /> riers and control in the parking lot area. The Park Commis- <br /> sion feels strongly that Silver View is the central focus of <br /> our park system and that based on environmental andsafety <br /> concerns, as well as fulfilling community voids, it is our <br /> highest priority. With the paving of the parking lotand <br /> concrete. curb and gutter to define the parking area, we will <br /> be able to preserve the park in its natural state , <br /> It should be noted that Silver View Park is the most heavily <br /> used facility due to the extensive adult athletic play and we <br /> feel that in addition to the reasons stated, pure numbers <br /> justify the need for this improvement. <br /> • <br />