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• rclude the following steps: Design soeclflc ^,r--ss open areas for games, sports, an❑ t,"ati!c flew. r^,I10'.V naL -a; Ye�et3:iVe regrowth of areas having nc definite program needs which requires cons nuai mowing. .add native shade, screens, and wails for outdoor "rooms". �. ;;II non-native vegetation should be phased out over time. ":e plantings should be indigenous to the site, siope, and soil where they .�a are to be placed. A wide range of play activity will be a•.,ailable in the Recreation Ions. The area between Kish Lane and Silver Lake can be graded to a regulation 6 man football field, having a sand base which allows wet-weather use. There is room fcr a slightly undersized softball field. Other games possible here inciude duck pin bowling, croquet, soccer. shu-fleboard, horseshoes, east bail. and various team games. The mound east of the field can be regraded to form spectator seating and a music or religious drama stage. The fields can be made available for • community use at selected times. The ice rink will continue to provide winter fun where it is now located.. The nearby program building might serve as the warring house. The monitor station will provide a clear view o' much of the !ake fcr .-rater safety, the recreation fields, the camp entrance. and the camp core.- could serve as the boat check out and ice rink warming house. The boats can be moved east to coordinate the boating program with other recreational activity, preventing unauthorized use by intruders from the swimming area west of the Camp. The boat check-out can be coordinate with administration of other recreational activities. The existing caretaker's residence will become a guest house f those that deserve a place close to camp, special but separate. The present parking lot ^� then might become overflow parking and used for special events involving the recreation, multipurpose building, or special use zones. Kish Lane might be • z 29