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Page 2 Concept Two: • Least liked concept. • Don't like the massive parking lot on the west end — this would just be more parking for the assisted living residents to look at which would not be appreciated. • Skate park too far away from viewing. • Parking is too far away from the main pavilion. • Feel the playground and splash pad need to be close to each other. • Don't like Fitzgerald completely cut off. Concept Three: • Liked the alignment of parking, memorial and shelter in relation to City Hall but should verify with City employees that the parking lot modifications are acceptable. • Like the long linear green space that can be separated for different uses at the same time. • Move skate park just north of the parking lot by City Hall for better viewing. • Like that Fitzgerald goes through but the parking lot design makes them slow down to maneuver. • Like the curvilinear parking lot on the west side that is more appropriate for a park rather than one massive parking space. • Would like the general skating to meet up to the main pavilion. • Assisted housing may appreciate active site use for residences to view. • Off street parking along 146th street is appreciated for quick parking or drop-off/delivery (location adjacent to active park elements). Updated Proiect Schedule: Conceptual Design • Early January: Meet with stakeholders to discuss conceptual plans • January 14th: Parks, Recreation and Open Space Commission Meeting — City to provide project update to the Commission members. • February 2nd: City Council Meeting — City to provide the three concept plans and comments to the City Council for comment. Master Plan design • WSB to prepare one refined/preferred master plan design with estimate of probable costs • February 11th: Parks, Recreation and Open Space Commission Meeting — WSB to present Preliminary Master Plan for review and comment. • February 16th: City Council Meeting — WSB to present Preliminary Master Plan for review, comment and adoption.