Garland Playground Replacement Program

City of Garland, TX

Playground Replacement Program - 2020

Chapter 1 - Page 4

Project Narrative • The Urge to Play • The Design of Playgrounds

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Chapter 2 - Page 10

Playground Categories • • • • • •

Playground Categories Nature Play Adventure/Fitness Themed Traditional Design Standards

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Chapter 3 - Page 24

Conceptual Design • • • •

Playground Location Maps Group 1 Playground Designs Group 2 Playground Designs Group 3 Playground Designs

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Chapter 1

Project Narrative

The Urge to Play From the early stages of infancy, human beings are designed with the urge to play built into our nature. Playing is one of the key ways we interact with and experience the world around us, as well as an essential element to cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. Despite the innate desire and need for play, statistics have shown that outdoor playtime has decreased by 71% in just one generation’s time in the United States. The City of Garland Park System provides the opportunity for local families to participate in outdoor recreation and is essential for promoting the experience and benefits of play.

Cognitive Interaction with sensory elements found outdoors creates the opportunity for children to learn both about their environmental surroundings as well as practice critical thinking and problem solving. Playgrounds foster the development of teamwork and community and provide early opportunities for children to learn to work together to overcome challenges.

Social

Living in a world where technology is at our fingertips and social media is becoming our primary form of socialization and communication, providing opportunities for children and families to interact face to face is more important than ever. Whether it be an active game of tag, a friendly soccer match, or simply imaginative play on a playground structure, parks and playgrounds serve to push people away from their televisions and phones and into the great outdoors.

Emotional Through both positive and negative interactions, children learn to manage their feelings and develop appropriate emotional responses. Outdoor play can be a great introduction to the world of conflict and problem solving as well as developing selfconfidence and positive self-esteem.

Physical Whether it’s climbing a rope ladder, navigating a bridge or staircase, or racing your friends to the top of the slide, playing promotes health and physical development like nothing else. Playgrounds foster a safe and controlled environment for physical activity to happen in the form of play, which generally leads to a reduction in childhood obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

The City of Garland

has a unique opportunity to provide its residents, and especially its children, with the best playground system in the area. This re-design will contribute to the betterment and wellness of local citizens for generations to come through the gift of play.

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The Design of Playgrounds A great playground design is multi-faceted and inclusively considers a wide range of variables to ensure that the end-product is one that will keep families coming back time and time again. The driving factor for all good playground design has to be safety.

Playgrounds that utilize proper free- fall space and safety surfacing allow for an appropriate measure of risk and excitement while limiting dangerous hazards.

Creating a balance between a safe playground space and one that allows a child to test and learn their physical skill and agility limits is paramount to the process.

Providing a wide variety of obstacles and structures for different age and skill levels with multiple recreational

opportunities for children of all ages and abilities helps create the ideal space for children and families to play. Balancing, swinging, climbing, spinning, sliding, and running all build different skills and emotional responses in children. Inclusive play is imperative to maximizing the experience of a play space for all users. A truly great design not only incorporates accessibility in the playscape itself but considers the entire user experience, incorporating accessibility from the parking area all the way to the playground.

But what will really draw kids to the playground?

The “WOW” factor!

Aesthetics are definitely a key component of a playground’s attractiveness. From the curb appeal to the

playscape to the perimeter landscaping, a playground’s visual appeal is the first impression for the user and sometimes the determining factor in bringing people in to play. Unique amenities and exciting experiences within a playground will also keep people coming back to the park. A wow- factor can really be any standout feature that is memorable and sets the park apart in the mind of the user. A large themed-play structure, a beautiful tree, elevation changes or even surface materials can all be features that stand-out in a user’s mind and create that desired wow-factor in a park and they should be unique and different for each site.

While every project should incorporate incredible design, attention to budgets and cost projections is also a vital part of the conception to completion process.

Not only do the play structures themselves have to be factored into these cost estimates, but a careful cost analysis of necessary drainage, dirt work, parking,

lighting, irrigation, utilities, playground edging and safety surface materials all must be included in the design process. MHS Planning has analyzed many of these factors from the beginning of the redesign project for 24 playgrounds in the City of Garland. Each site was inventoried and reviewed factoring in social demographics, surrounding parks, predominate ages of each park neighborhood and specific land usage in the proximity of the park as well as drainage, grading, irrigation, electrical and other pertinent information to assess what unique qualities should remain or be removed in the redesign. After performing site visits and inventory, each playground was designated to one of four categories; Nature Play, Adventure/Fitness Play, Themed Play, and Traditional Play. Each park category was then spread evenly throughout the community in equal regions. This method allows the City of Garland to provide varying types of playgrounds to fit multiple needs throughout the community.

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Chapter 2

Playground Categories

Nature Play It is critical to encourage outdoor play and find ways to reconnect children to nature in the places they live by deliberately designing nature into the everyday spaces of childhood. Incorporating high-quality outdoor environments can compel and motivate children to acquire active lifestyle habits outdoors. Naturalized playgrounds create an increase in play value, higher levels of physical activity and improved environmental sustainability.

Children need to engage with nature. Incorporating natural structures made of wood, rocks, boulders, plants and animals gives families an opportunity to educate in a fun, new and safe way. Nature play is best incorporated in sites with existing natural trees, creeks and elevation changes. The beauty of nature play is that it blends into the environment, enhances the area and leaves children wondering where the play spaces begin and end!

“ It is the child in man that is the source of his uniqueness and creativeness, and the playground is the optimal milieu for the unfolding of his capacities and talents.”

- Eric Hoffer

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Adventure/Fitness The need for neighborhood parks that place focus on adventure and fitness is escalating due to the general need for more physical activity among children.

Designing a park that emphasizes adventure and fitness is a great way to promote healthy lifestyle habits from a very early age. Play and fitness blur together when the experience is fun and engaging. There are many varieties of structural elements that provide the opportunity

to hone skills such as strength, balance, and agility.

Creating your own personal challenges, having a goal to work towards and either failing or achieving that goal are all good lessons for a developing child. This is also a great arena to get the entire family involved in participating in the fun and exercising together. Adventure play spaces work especially well in areas that are in close proximity to trails, active neighborhoods, and schools.

“Playground of Dreams supports kids in discovering and achieving their own magnificence, that unique quality that only they have, fostering it, watering it and watching it sprout!”

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Themed Themed playgrounds can be as unique and creative as your own imagination. Everything in the design process is driven by your goals and ideas. Not only the play equipment, but the surfacing, landscaping, and unique design elements will all add to the overall impact of the design. Themes help create that WOW

factor that captures a child’s attention and imagination and can be used for educational purposes as well as to encourage children and parents to explore new and different subjects. Themed playgrounds should be located in highly visible areas, close to schools, and have enough space to be a destination playground.

“Man is most nearly himself when he achieves the seriousness of a child at play” - Heraclitus

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Traditional Traditional designs will consist of more traditional elements with a modern twist. Playground equipment has evolved over the last several years with unique and exciting improvements in order to provide a wide variety of play. The single, plastic play structures will not be used

within the City of Garland. Instead, zip lines, spinning net climbers, multi-person swings, and stylish site amenities will be incorporated into the parks. The combination of play equipment, safety surfacing and shade structures will create beautiful and fun experiences for the entire family.

“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” - Fred Rogers

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Design Standards Standards

Play spaces should be designed as areas that are enjoyable for the entire family, regardless of age or ability! The play elements and surrounding site amenities should be designed as one large recreational zone to ensure the playground and site amenities function together as one space. The inclusion of benches, picnic tables and shade structures will ensure a comfortable space for mom and dad or grandparents while children play on the new

playgrounds! Site amenities should be functional and aesthetically pleasing. The inclusion of game tables will encourage interactive play and improve hand eye coordination! Water fountains, bottle fillers and water bowls for pets will provide a refreshing break for everyone, even the family dog! Site amenities play a big role in the play space and each playground has been purposefully designed to provide an enjoyable experience for the whole family!

Benches

Children and Adults alike need comfortable seating while taking a break from the great outdoors! These durable benches will have you rested and back on the playground in no time! Below are some bench models that will be used for these playgrounds: Sitescapes #CV1-1000 Kaypark Recycled Plastic Bench #6CB4RP-BRN Kaypark Concrete Bench #CLB82-DG

Picnic Tables

When it’s time to sit down for a rest or a snack, these picnic stations provide a long lasting solution! Here are some Picnic table models that will be used.

Sitescapes #CV6-1220 Sitescapes #CV6-4381-PV Kaypark Picnic Table #6J2CRRPSWCCR

Water Fountains Hydration is the foundation of a healthy day of play and exercise. ADA water fountains provide drinking water to friends and family of all ages and abilities! Some options for water fountains are shown below: MDA #410SMFR MDA #10145SM

Game Tables

Game tables appeal to both older and younger generations!

These sturdy recreation solutions will provide years of long lasting fun in the sun!

Some of the recommended vendors for game tables are Stone Age, R&R Outdoors, and Outdoor Concrete Games.

Shade Structures We all love to play outdoors in the sun! But let’s face it, sometimes we need shade and relaxation! Shade structures are a pivotal part of a functioning park system. By utilizing

modern design processes, we are able to create functional areas of sun and shade that can become a safe haven from the hot sun as well as serve as functional art installations.

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Design Standards Shade Trees

Shade trees are great for the environment, clean the air we breathe and provide a great escape from the hot Texas sun! Don’t forget to bring your blanket for a nap or a picnic in the cool shade!

Filtered shade is prefferable for playground areas while dense shade is ideal for seating areas.

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Monterrey Oak Lacebark Elm Chinese Pistache

Native Screens

Native plantings can be used as a natural fence!

Strategically planting shrubs and trees in specific areas creates an aesthetically pleasing look and provides a green buffer between playgrounds and roads • • • •

Vitex Eastern Red Cedar Possumhaw Holly East Palatka Holly

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Wichita Blue Juniper Eve’s Necklace Cherry Laurel

Retaining Walls

Many play spaces have varied elevations and retaining walls are necessary to contain dirt and ensure areas of the playground are accessible for everyone! Many walls can be constructed so kids can climb and jump and parents can comfortably sit as they watch their family playing!

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Chapter 3

Conceptual Design

Overall Proposed Playgrounds 1. Hall Park - $301,000 (AF)

13. Alamo Park - $251,000 (TD)

2. Huff Park - $251,000 (TD)

14. Tinsley Park - $200,000 (NP)

3. Douglas Park - $251,000 (TH)

15. Meadowcreek Branch Park - $230,000 (TH)

4. Oaks Branch Greenbelt - $281,000 (TD)

16. Ross Park - $247,000 (TD)

5. Duck Creek Greenbelt - $243,000 (NP)

17. Winters Park Softball Complex - $128,000 (TD)

6. Dorfman Park - $267,000 (TH)

18. Armstrong Park - $210,000 (TD)

7. Bisby Park - $260,000 (TH)

19. Carter Softball Complex - $125,000 (TH)

8. Grissom Park - $131,000 (TD)

20. Woodland Park - $240,000 (TD)

9. White Park - $106,000 (TD)

21. Wynne Park - $257,000 (TD)

10. Cullom Park - $267,000 (AF)

22. Spring Creek Greenbelt - Harris Section - $183,000 (NP)

11. Independence Park - $266,000 (AF)

23. Watson Park - $266,000 (TD)

12. Peavy Park - $229,000 (TH)

24. Montgomery Park - $210,000 (TH)

TOTAL: $5,400,000

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Northern Region Proposed Playgrounds *U.S. Patent D729,224S

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Design Elements • Large Shade Structure & shade trees Large Canopy

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Design Elements • Seating area and picnic stations • Integrated Shade

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• Existing Location for Lawn Games and Picnic • New Location of Playground

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Design Elements • Modern, artistic theme • Additional shade trees • Picnic with landscape under trees • Berm play • Game tables and lawn games • Pour in place surfacing

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Design Elements • Integrated shade • Additional trees for shade • Colorful, aesthetic theme • Art wall and wall screening • Pour in place surfacing

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• Live oak shade for central element • Remove pavilion-picnic station • Ninja course with swings & ropes elements • Synthetic turf/pour in place

• Engineered wood fiber • Open lawn play elements

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Design Elements • Integrated shade • Additional landscaping • Tall element • Pavilion to be renovated • Pour in place surfacing

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Design Elements • Large shade over playground structure • Music and art theme • Re-purpose one concrete border for picnic, stage, and actuator • Pour in place surfacing

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Design Elements • Game tables • Picnic area under trees • Redesign sidewalk

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Design Elements • Integrated shade • Additional shade trees • Utilities and easement to work around • ADA Accessibility • Pour in place surfacing

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Design Elements • Traditional w/ Individual elements • Synthetic turf • Move playground and fence location

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• Engineered wood fiber • Landscape Screening • Ribbon net and swings

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Design Elements • Creek theme • Engineered wood fiber • Additional landscaping and curb appeal

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Design Elements • Artistic theme • Additional shade trees • Additional plant screening/Art wall/Living screen • Keep berm • Colorful Pour in place surfacing

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Design Elements • Location closer to trees • Integrated Shade •Boulder seating wall with picnic station • Trees to screen electric station • Pour in place surfacing

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• Existing picnic station to remain • Integrated shade • Pour in place surfacing • Climbing elements for all ages

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Design Elements • Integrated Shade with tall play structure • Additional Shade trees • Bench stations under nice oak with landscape • Pour in place surfacing • Play structures for all ages

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Design Elements • Existing shade structure to remain • Engineered wood fiber • Boulder wall for 2 level play area • Animals and nature play

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Design Elements • Integrated shade • Additional shade trees • Marsh theme/nature play • Boulder wall & small shade structures • Natural color Pour in place surfacing

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1. Hall Park

Northern Region - District 1

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1. Hall Park

Northern Region - District 1 Existing Water Fountain Shade Structure w/ Picnic Area, Benches, & Swings

UFO Trail Light Poles Spica Jr.

Shade Trees

Spinner Bowl

Galaxy Aldeberan

Existing Trees Bench Station

Spica Pour in Place

Swing w/ Nest

Universal Carousel

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$106,000.00

• Pour in Place Surfacing $65,000.00

• Shade Structures

$69,000.00

• Site Work

$43,000.00

• Site Amenities

$18,000

Narrative

Total = $301,000

With an overall focus on adventure and fitness, this challenging park will provide curiosity provoking structures with inclusive play options to promote physical development, fitness, and mobility for children of all ages and abilities. The close proximity to active open lawn area creates the opportunity to expand on athletic development aspects, including a galaxy-intense challenge course with an attention-grabbing transparent framework. A Jr. Spica spinner and UFO Trail structure specifically target the 2-5 age group and a wheelchair accessible spinner provides a unique aspect of play.

Galaxy Aldebaran

Traverse the surface of a new planet as you navigate this challenging course which provides variable courses for a new approach every time!

Universal Carousel

Inclusive element is wheelchair accessible and supports multiple children and adults simultaneously creating a truly inclusive play experience.

UFO Trail Toddler focused climbing elements promote balance and motor skills for varying ability levels.

Shade Structure

Enjoy some shade after all the adrenaline from the fitness and adventure elements!

Swing w/ Nest

Strengthens arms, leg, and core while you fly through the sky in these modern swings!

Junior Spica

Balance and spin like your whirling through the universe at light speed!

Spinner Bowl

Strengthen core muscles and develop balance skills while you spin through the atmosphere!

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2. Huff Park

Central Region - District 2

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2. Huff Park

Central Region - District 2 Swings

Activity Panels

Metallophone

Zipkrooz Landscape Beds Seesaw

Ornamental Tree

Rush Winder

Curva Spinner

Bobble Rider Water Fountain Light Poles

Shade Structure Bench Stations Global Motion Screen

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$98,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $46,000.00

• Shade Structures

$14,000.00

• Site Work

$74,000.00

• Site Amenities

$19,000

Narrative

Total = $251,000

While this playground is classified as traditional play, its’ colorful and unique elements are anything but plain! A zipline course and large, colorful motion elements anchor this playground creating a neighborhood play area that will excite and entice kids to keep coming back for more. A toddler Weevos play structure specifically caters to kids ages 2-5 with their own, unique play space and helps ensure the whole family can enjoy this park. This playground truly centers around creating a stimulating environment where kids feel the freedom to play at their maximum capacity.

Zipkrooz

Thrilling, multi-line zip-lining element will be the talk of the neighborhood!

Rhapsody Jingle Metallophone

Develop an ear for music while playing a duet with a friend!

Global Motion Screen Activity Panels

See-Saw

Multi-level spinning element provides a variety of riding opportunities and promotes strategic thinking.

A fun opportunity for sensory exploration!

The classic thrilling element with a modern design and fun colors!

Bobble Rider

Enjoy face-to-face socialization while improving balance and core strength.

Curva Spinner

Balance and spinning element can be enjoyed solo or with a friend!

Rushwinder

This stand-alone slide will give kids a thrill by creating the perception of being very high up!

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3. Douglas Park

Central Region - District 2

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3. Douglas Park

Central Region - District 2 PIP Half Spheres Hedra Scout

Future Game Table

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Curva Spinner

Light Poles

Specifications Berm Play Future Picnic Tables

Mobius Climber

• Playground Equipment

$152,000.00

• Pour in Place Surfacing $41,000.00

• Site Work

$48,000.00

• Site Amenities

$10,000

Total = $251,000

Narrative

The ample shade and seclusion of this park tucked into the trees will truly help develop the artistic theme by creating a feeling of being in another dimension. A geometric hive of evolving and explorative play drives the imagination while berms and grassy lawn areas create the opportunity for games and picnics. A roller slide provides inclusive and handicap accessible play while a rope-climb over rounded berms creates a unique play experience. With the addition of swings, the Mobius Climber and Curva Spinners, this playground will truly be out of this world!

P.I.P. Half Spheres

Bounce from ball to ball as you pretend to jump in low gravity!

Swings

Strengthens arms, leg, and core while you fly through the sky in these modern swings!

Mobius Climber

This aesthetically original structure promotes strength and motor skill development for all ages.

Hedra Scout

This unique geometric configuration creates a hive of evolving play!

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4. Oaks Branch Greenbelt Southern Region - District 3

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Picnic Tables

Existing Tree Line Water Fountain

Benches

Climbing Tunnel

Button Loop

Spinami

Specifications

Monorail

Swings/ Toddler Beam

Light Poles

• Playground Equipment

$85,000.00

• Pour In Place Surfacing $80,000.00

Shade Structure

• Shade Structures

$58,000.00

Cosmic

• Site Work

$35,000.00

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Narrative

Shade Trees

• Site Amenities

$23,000

Total = $281,000

This playground was designed with preserving the existing beauty of the natural surroundings in mind. Low profile, rope, and transparent elements provide a variety of fun for children of all ages while allowing nature to still be the star of the show while preventing the obstruction of the creek and greenbelt views. A large Cosmic element anchors the structures with an endless combination of navigational options that help promote balance, problem solving, and sequencing skill development. A button loop and climbing tunnel provide unique imaginative play opportunities for toddlers and adolescents alike, while traditional swings and a KidNetix Roundabout provide a familiar and nostalgic play experience.

Cosmic

Test your physical and cognitive problem solving abilities by never crossing this challenge course the same way twice!

Monorail

Creates the feeling of flying while building upper body strength.

Spinami

Button Loop

Ride this multi-level spinner up high or down low, inside or outside.

Climbing Tunnel Pioneer the unexplored cave, or climb over the top!

Toddlers & teens can test their balance and agility jumping through this low-profile element.

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5. Duck Creek Greenbelt Southern Region - District 4

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5. Duck Creek Greenbelt Southern Region - District 4

Future Duck Sculpture

Light Poles

Future DG Future Picnic Tables

Cattail

Specifications

Activity Panel Boulders

• Playground Equipment

$151,000.00

Benches Light Poles

$33,000.00

Log Steppers

Narrative

$44,000.00

• Site Work

Log Balance

Spider Web Climber

• Pour In Place Surfacing

• Site Amenities Frog Climber

$15,000

Total = $243,000

This nature park’s design emerged almost organically from the existing marsh-like elements in the greenbelt. Boulder play and natural elements are designed to blend in with the existing natural scenery. A tall Cattail climbing structure provides nets and sliding activities while mimicking the marsh plant in its design. Log balance beams, surfacing that mimics the creek bed, and spider web net climbers further develop the marsh and nature scene and help children and families interact with nature in a stimulating and beneficial way.

Log Balance

Designed for all ages, balance activity promotes natural play

Spider Web Climber

Toddler climbing element. Imagine what it’s like to be a Spider crouched on your web!

Log Steppers

Designed for all ages, balance activity promotes natural play

Cattail

Climb your way to the top of the tree trunks with this balancing element

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6. Dorfman Park

Southern Region - District 5

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6. Dorfman Park Southern Region - District 5

Ornamental Trees

Water Benches Fountain

Shade Trees

Seesaw Carousel Future Trail

Picnic Table

Alley

Robinia Lion

Light Pole Swings

Specifications (2) Ant Springers

Fence

Landscape Bed

• Playground Equipment

$195,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $7,000.00

• Site Work

$44,000.00

• Site Amenities

$21,000

Total = $267,000

Narrative

• Concrete Looped Trail - $20,000* *Covered by Neighborhood Vitality Funds

This Animal themed park will feature a large, wooden, Lion-shaped climbing structure that will attract both visual and physical attention. It’s hard to resist the urge to run straight to the Lion and scale it from the tail to the top of the head. This bold element accented by an art mural background and surrounded by other animal and nature themed play elements will be memorable, beautiful, and fun! Ant-shaped springer structures will provide another creature for children to conquer, creating the experience of riding through the woods on the back of nature’s hardest workers. A natural wood carousel and see-saw are made of a unique, long-lasting wood and a classic swing set rounds out a variety of play options for the entire family. Ornamental grasses and picnic tables further incorporate the whole family into this outdoor world!

Carousel

Seats and handrails provide a social and balance building activity for children and adults alike.

Robinia Lion

See-Saw The classic thrill-inducing element gets a

Large and visually striking element will beckon children to come scale to the top!

makeover in natural wood finish.

Toddlers and up will enjoy springing through the woods on the back of these insects!

Ant Springer

Swings

The nostalgic anchor for any good playground

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7. Bisby Park Northern Region - District 7

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7. Bisby Park

Northern Region - District 7 Existing Trees Scored Concrete

Light Poles Picnic Tables

Chatter Noodles

Rocket Pour In Place

Bench Water Fountain

Specifications Activity Panels

• Playground Equipment

$161,000.00

Weesaw

• Pour in Place Surfacing

P.I.P Half Spheres

$46,000.00

• Site Work

$35,000.00

• Site Amenities Shade Trees

Narrative

$18,000

Total = $260,000

This colorful, outer space themed park will both tie into the surrounding neighborhood design as well as transport visitors to another world!

The large rocket-shaped play structure is the anchor of the new playground. With its height and visibility, it truly creates a wow-factor that will attract neighborhood families and visitors alike. A “wee-saw” designed specifically for toddler players helps create social development opportunities along with balance and coordination. Imaginations can soar as high as the moon while navigating the PIP half spheres, specifically designed to resemble a moon rock. Along with space-themed surfacing elements and specially designed activity panels, Bisby park will truly be out of this world!

Activity Panels

A fun opportunity for sensory exploration!

Wee-saw

Balance and coordination for young astronauts in training.

Rocket

Blast off to a world of physical and mental stimulation with this intricate playground structure!

Chatter Noodles Command the central Rocket using these communication devices!

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8. Grissom Park Southern Region - District 5

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8. Grissom Park Southern Region - District 5

Shade Trees

Existing Trees

N

0

10

20 FEET

GRAPHIC SCALE

Future Basketball Half Court Striping

(2) Benches

Specifications

Hammock Maypole

Quantum2 Slide

Matrix Web

EWF

Existing Wall Native Screen Planting Cantilever Shade Structure

Narrative

$7,000.00

$18,000.00

WF

Picnic Table

• Playground Surfacing • Shade Structure

Shade Trees

Water Fountain

• Playground Equipment

$59,000.00

• Site Work

$35,000.00

• Site Amenities Team Totter

$12,000

Total = $131,000

While this playground may not be large in size, it will be striking in design. With two substantial net structures, a freestanding slide, and a Team Totter, this traditional playground will provide opportunities for exercise, cognitive growth, and physical development. Incorporating a variety of play elements into this neighborhood park will help provide for the recreational needs of a variety of residents. The Matrix Web promotes the opportunity to take risks in protected environment as well as work on muscle development and balance. The smaller Hammock provides a similar opportunity for younger visitors, specifically designed for ages 2-5.

Hammock

Maypole

Spin with your friends while building upper body strength !

Balance and coordination for 2-5 year olds. Get across the net without falling through, but watch out the floor is Lava!

Matrix 6m

Challenge yourself to climb to the peak of this mega structure!

Quantum Slide

Thrill-seekers will love the height of this element

Team Totter Bounce up and down while building leg strength and learning to share

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9. White Park Southern Region - District 5

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9. White Park

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Southern Region - District 5 Future Basketball Half Court Striping Dragonfly

Shade Trees Freestyler

Water Fountain

Overhead Wavy Ladder

WF

EWF

Bench Stations Mantis Stand & Spin

Vibes Swings

Concrete Patio

4 Seat Teeter Existing Trees

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$47,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $9,000.00

• Site Work

$39,000.00

• Site Amenities

$11,000

Native Screen Planting

Narrative

Total = $106,000

This neighborhood playground focuses on combining traditional play elements with new and updated structures to provide a unique and expansive play experience for all neighborhood residents. The traditional seesaw gets a design upgrade with the Dragonfly, promoting cooperative play and teamwork. The Overhead Wavy Ladder & a Stand and Spin are familiar favorites with modern designs. A freestyler creates a surfing-style balance and agility challenge and the Mantis zipline adds a thrilling modern design element that helps older adrenaline seekers experience a safe and controlled rush. The ATV Spring Rider and Vibes will create lots of fun play opportunities to the kids with ages 2-5.

Wavy Ladder

Traverse these bars to meet your friends on the other side!

Freestyler

Shred the waves from the safety of your neighborhood playground.

Dragonfly

Mantis

Unique zipline experience for the thrill-seeker!

The classic seesaw gets a design upgrade!

Stand & Spin

Thrill of spinning and balance can be enjoyed alone or with a friend.

Four Seat Teeter

Teet for tot this element helps build core strength and balance!

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10. Cullom Park Central Region - District 8

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10. Cullom Park Central Region - District 8

Existing Basketball Court Bench Stations Shade Trees

Shade Structure

Shade Trees Existing Water Fountain

Specifications

Excelsior WF

• Playground Equipment

$85,000.00

Light Poles 12” Concrete Band

Synthetic Turf EWF Trash Can

Narrative

Landscape Bed

Pavilion to Remain Picnic Tables

Fitcor Ninja Course Concrete Edging

• Playground Surfacing $87,000.00

• Shade Structures

$34,000.00

• Site Work

$47,000.00

• Site Amenities

$14,000.00

Total = $267,000

Cullom Park playground offers all the opportunities to test your balance, core strength and your ninja skills! Whether you are a child or an adult, show off your abilities on the Ninja Course and see if you have the strength to conquer the entire adventure! Challenge yourself as you climb through the tunnel, skip along the steppers and hang from the climbers as you meander throughThe Excelsior. This adventure playground offers opportunities for all ages and abilities! Middle Schoolers and the nearby Church attendees will love the close proximity of this adventure play space!

Ninja Course

Take new risks with every challenge element! Compete with friends through the course.

Excelsior

Try to finish the course faster than your friends!

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11. Independence Park Southern Region - District 4

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11. Independence Park Southern Region - District 4 Shade Trees Slalom Slide Shade Structure & Bench Stations

Net Climb Berm

Raft Rider Team Swing Raft Up

NRG-20 W

F

Trash Can Existing Tree

Synthetic Turf Spin Rocker

Specifications

• Playground Equipment

$120,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $61,000.00

• Shade Structures

$23,000.00

• Site Work

$55,000.00

• Site Amenities

$7,000

Narrative

Total = $266,000

The Independence Park playground provides a plethora of activities in one collaborative space, just like our great Nation! The NRG-20 offers several opportunities like climbing, hanging, balancing and swinging! The Spin Rocker and Team Swing Raft allow children to work together to achieve a common goal. The entire playspace will promote patriotism with the red, white and blue color scheme! The playground is nestled within mature trees and a shade structure is provided to ensure spaces in the area aren’t too hot from the sun! All ages and abilities are welcome to play at Independence Park!

Spin Rocker

Feel the Freedom with this Rocker!

Berm Play

This net climb will enhance your berm play activities

Slalom Slide

Slide in tandem with your friend as you raise your hands to the sky.

NRG - 20

Unlimited combinations to climb, crawl and balance.

Raft Rider

Navigate the rough rapids as you and a friend develop balance and coordination skills.

Team Swing Raft

A unique opportunity for group swinging.

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12. Peavy Park Central Region - District 8

12. Peavy Park

Central Region - District 8

Light Pole Shadow Play Sky Runner

Shade Trees

P.I.P Picnic Table

Stardust

Trash Can

Specifications

Bench Stations

• Playground Equipment

$100,000.00

• Playground Surfacing

WF

EWF Swings

Scott’s Adventure w/ Shade

$50,000.00

• Shade Structures

$12,000.00

• Site Work

$46,000.00

• Site Amenities

$21,000.00

Narrative

Total = $229,000

Peavy Park Playground is bright, beautiful and designed to be creative fun! The playground provides plenty of recreational opportunities while showcasing unique and colorful play structures! The aesthetically pleasing Stardust and Scott’s Adventure structures encourage children to climb, slide, play and even stop to look in awe at the creative designs and colors! The Swings present the feeling of soaring through the air! The mosaic shade structures provide plenty of sun protection and cools the temperature on the play structure! The mosaic art within the shade structure provides unique shapes and colorful shadows on the ground. The nearby alley and commercial buildings will be screened with native plantings and art walls. Adults and children will love this vibrant and unique play space!

Sky Runner

Colorful shadows will entertain your senses and keep you cool!

Swings w/ Toddler

A timeless favorite for all ages!

Scott’s Adventure Use your imagination to explore creatively.

Stardust

Get lost in the arts as you climb, swing, bounce and slide through the Stardust.

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13. Alamo Park

Central Region - District 8

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13. Alamo Park Central Region - District 8

Swings EWF

Curvy Balance Beam

Large Canopy WF

Infinet 1700

Cozy Cacoon

Swirl Saucer Infinet 1810

Existing Picnic Tables

Sahde Trees

Existing Trees P.I.P

12” Concrete Edge Bench Stations Trash Can

Narrative

Swirl Saucer Light Poles

Vortex

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$114,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $74,000.00

• Site Work

$43,000.00

• Site Amenities

$20,000.00

Total = $251,000

Alamo Park playground is a fitness playground with a modern twist! Children can explore the new forms of climbing and balancing on the Infinet net climber. The Large Canopy is a unique type of monkey bars that allow users to move in all directions while gaining core strength. The Curva Spinner and the Curved Balance Beam are all modernized forms of fun exercise that help children learn and enhance their balance, strength and confidence! Don’t get dizzy as you spin in circles on the Vortex! This playground is intentionally designed with independent fitness structures so that they can be strategically placed in shaded areas to ensure a safe and cool play space!

Vortex

360 degrees of spinning and balancing!

Infinet - 1810

Dynamic climbing elements with new challenges.

Curved Balance Beam Embrace your inner tightrope walking skills!

Infinet - 1700

Fun climbing element for kids from 2-5 years old

Large Canopy

It’s like monkey bars but in any direction!

Cozy Cacoon

Rest in the cacoon until you are ready to jump up and fly away to the next element.

Swirl Saucer

Hang on tight as you build balance and core strength.

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14. Tinsley Park

Northern Region - District 7

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14. Tinsley Park Southern Region - District 5

Tire Swing on Cemrock Tree Branch Log Steppers Turtle Climber Light Pole

Existing Pavilion

WF

Trash Can Hoop Alley EWF Boulder Slide

Wolf Head in Boulders

Boulder Stair Step Retaining Wall Log Beams

Seesaw Snake Log Stepper

Narrative

Bench Stations Shade Trees

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$120,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $8,000.00

• Site Work

$54,000.00

• Site Amenities

$18,000.00

Total = $200,000

The nature inspired playground at Tinsley Park will make you feel like you are one of the pack! The large climbing rock is designed to look like a giant Wolf Head that fits naturally into the surrounding area. To enhance the natural feel of Tinsley Park and create fun recreational opportunities, the Log Beams and Log Steppers are strategically placed in the natural environment and the slide is placed among the climbing boulders. Experience all sorts of movement by climbing through Hoop Alley, swinging on the giant Tree Swing or Tire Swing, and swaying on the Seesaw Snake. This nature play space allows for children to discover new activities while enjoying the environment around them! Don’t forget to explore the giant turtle!

Turtle Climber

Conquer a larger than life turtle!

Boulder Slide

A smooth ride from top to bottom makes for a fun game of tag!

Tire Swing

Swing solo or together in this classic swing element.

Wolf Head

A unique design element that doubles as a climbing structure.

Log Beams

Hoop Alley

A balance element built with natural materials.

Crawl under and through the hoops, but don’t touch the ground!

Seesaw Snake

A classic element with an upgraded appearance!

Cemrock Branch

Help your tire swing feel like it was hung in front yard.

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15. Meadowcreek Branch Park

Southern Region - District 4

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15. Meadowcreek Branch Park

Southern Region - District 4

Existing Post Fence Ornamental Trees Stairs w/ Railings Trash Can

Climbing Net

Entry Post

Shade Trees

12” Concrete Edge

Specifications

WF

Wizard Double Tower Play Tower w/ Slide Bench Stations

Double Swing w/ Nest

Spinner Plate

Light Poles Boulder Play/ Retaining Wall Existing Picnic Area

Narrative

• Playground Equipment

$127,000.00

• Playground Surfacing $7,000.00

• Site Work

$72,000.00

• Site Amenities

$24,000.00

Total = $230,000

Get lost exploring the new Robania Village located in Meadowcreek Branch. This wooden village includes a Wizard Double Tower and a Play Tower with a slide for children of all ages to enjoy! The Double Swing Combo, Climbing Net and Spinner Plate enhance the play space with additional recreational activities like swinging, spinning and climbing! The Robania Village is nestled into the natural environment which consists of mature shade trees and a nearby creek. Children and parents alike will enjoy this cozy village for active and passive play!

Double Swing Combo

The best of both worlds with classic and unique swings.

Wizard Double Tower Keep watch over the village while traversing from tower to tower.

Spinner Plate

Spin round and round but don’t get too dizzy to find your way back home.

Play Tower w/ Slide

Slide to the bottom after escaping the evil wizard!

Climbing Net A classic play element for kids of all ages.

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16. Ross Park

Southern Region - District 3

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16. Ross Park

Southern Region - District 3

Sky Builder P.I.P

Stone Seating Wall

Bench Stations

Picnic Area

Light Poles

WF

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$117,000.00

Trash Can

EWF

Water Fountain Shaded Nook

Narrative

Swings Ornamental Trees Shade Trees

• Playground Surfacing $42,000.00

• Site Work

$59,000.00

• Site Amenities

$29,000.00

Total = $247,000

The state-of-the-art and stylish playground at Ross Park will provide the opportunity for traditional, yet exciting play experiences! The Sky Builder is a massive tower that offers four different sliding opportunities with a unique style. The Shade Nook offers climbing, swinging, spinning and sliding opportunities all under a large shade canopy. The swing set offers classic fun for anyone who wants to feel the breeze in their hair.

Parents and children will also have the opportunity to enjoy a snack or drink of water in the shaded picnic area located just near the playground.

Shaded Nook

This slide and climb element will keep your 2-5 year old safe while having fun in the sun.

Swings w/ Toddler

A timeless favorite for all ages!

Custom Tower

Climb to the top with your friends and slide down a seemilgly endless tunnel of fun!

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17. Winters Park Softball Complex Central Region - District 8

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17. Winters Park Softball Complex

Central Region - District 8

Bench Station on Concrete Pad

Bench Station on Concrete Pad

Existing Trees

Racer

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$84,000.00

You & Me Swing

Covered Bleachers

Racer Small Arch Ladder

Narrative

Star Octanet EWF New Fence

• Playground Surfacing $4,000.00

• Site Work

$35,000.00

• Site Amenities

$5,000.00

Total = $128,000

Children of all ages and abilities will enjoy the new version of the traditional form of play equipment! This unique and active play space is located near the concession stand in Winters Softball Complex to allow players and their siblings the opportunity to run, climb and swing! The Octanet structure encourages children to climb and crawl from one place to another in the most creative way possible. The Small Arch Ladder provides users opportunities to climb or hang while exploring new heights! The You & Me Swing allows children and parents to swing through the air as the parents can watch the smiles on their children’s faces. Athletes, friends and families will enjoy the breaks in games to explore this new form of play!

Racer

Race back and forth while pretending to be the greatest drivers of all time!

Star Octanet

Build coordination and balance as you traverse to the top of the Octanet!

You & Me Swing

Swings that provide fun for children of all ages

Small Arch Ladder Climb up, down, through and across this element!

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18. Armstrong Park

Southern Region - District 5

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18. Armstrong Park

Southern Region - District 5

Existing Picnic Area

Swings

Bench Stations

Light Poles

EWF

P.I.P. Sky Builder

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$104,000

2 Hole miniature golf in synthetic turf

Sherman’s Journey

• Playground Surfacing $44,000

• Site Work Existing Trees

$45,000

• Site Amenities

$17,000

Total = $210,000

Narrative

While this park is more traditional, it has that WOW factor that every kids is looking for with a 20+ foot tall tower. The unique playground elements are woven through the natural landscape and sit among the trees. The park was designed to keep and utilize the existing trees which provide ample shade to the three playground elements. This playground is upgraded with an assortment of challenging climbers and slides, kids of all sizes and ages can enjoy these classic elements for years to come. The soaring swings provide thrill seeking adventure for the brave-ofheart. Together, these structures provide countless opportunities for cooperation and teamwork, while also improving balance, agility and strength.

Sky Builder

Climb to the top of the world with your friends and race to the bottom!

Sherman’s Journey

A fun obstacle adventure for children 2-5 years old.

Swings

Classic swings that can be enjoyed by all, whether young or old.

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19. Carter Softball Complex Southern Region - District 4

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19. Carter Softball Complex Moveable Light Pod

Southern Region - District 4

Plate Lights

Synthetic Turf Ramp

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$78,000

• Playground Surfacing Custom Globe Climbing Net

Existing Columns Activity Panels

Ceiling lights on existing shade structure

$24,000

• Site Work

$7,000

• Site Amenities

$16,000

Total = $125,000

Narrative Feel like a professional athlete as you run the bases under the spotlights on artificial turf. The small play space at Carter Park will make you feel alive with all the lights and interactive bases. Climb the Globe Sphere to get a view of home plate below. Even the spectators will have fun when they watch everyone play as the seating pods change colors to create a vibrant atmosphere. This playground truly is a home run!

Ceiling Lights

Feel immersed inside the Lights of the stadium! This sensory experience will make for an unforgettable play experience.

Light Pod

Relax on these emmisive light pod seats. They will surely have you ready for the next inning.

Custom Globe Climbing Net

Climb in all directions through this softball shaped net as your friends hit homeruns on the field!

Plate Lights

These Floor Lights will dazzle your senses and bring out the best athlete in you!

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20. Woodland Park

Central Region - District 8

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20. Woodland Park

Central Region - District 8 Catalyst Slide

Net Twister V-Series Water Fountain Bench Station Game Table

Adventure Trail Swaying Bridge

Decomposed Granite

Climbing Ramp

Picnic Tables

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$141,000

• Playground Surfacing $9,000

• Site Work

$68,000

• Site Amenities

$22,000

Existing Fence

Narrative

EWF

Saturn Carousel

Total = $240,000

A true play experience involves swinging, climbing, & sliding! The playground at Woodland Park offers all three types of play and even combines some of the elements for a unique experience. Test your balance and agility as you navigate the Swaying Bridge, Adventure Trail and the Climbing Ramp. Swing and climb at the same time as you ascend the Net Twister and feel the breeze in your hair as you fly through the air on the Saturn Carousel. This traditional playground certainly takes “classic” recreation to the next level of excitement. The whole family can play and relax in the playground as the picnic tables and benches are incorporated throughout the play area.

Climbing Ramp

Build your strength as you and your friends try to reach the other side.

Saturn Carousel

Swings and a Carousel all in one! This modern element takes 2 classics and creates an entirely new type of play.

Swaying Bridge

Don’t fall off while you balance on this challenging bridge.

V Series 2-5

This fun modern element offers multiple different play options for the little ones.

Net Twister

Climb to the top with this modern element that will have you feeling like you are at the top of the world.

Adventure Trail

Join your friends and traverse through this challenging obstacle course that develops strength, balance, and coordination.

Catalyst Slide

Challenge yourself by climbing to the top, and reward yourself by sliding to the bottom!

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21. Wynne Park

Southern Region - District 5

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21. Wynne Park Southern Region - District 5

Ornamental Trees Light Poles

Existing Trees Pulse Tempo Surface Spinner

Existing Picnic Area

Hypar Net

Swings EWF

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$132,000

P.I.P. Quantum II Slide

Hexagonal Net Bench Stations

Existing Pavilion

• Playground Surfacing $55,000

• Site Work

$47,000

• Site Amenities

$23,000

Total = $257,000

Narrative

The concept of Traditional Play has developed over the years to provide children opportunities to recreate in new and fun environments. Wynne Park Playground has all the elements needed for the entire family to enjoy. Have a blast as you zoom down the Quantum II Slide and jump on the Hexagonal Net with friends. The Hypar Net is a large, uniquely shaped climbing element with spinners and swinging tires attached. You and all your friends, regardless of abilities or age, can spin in circles together on the new and improved Surface Spinner. Parents and grandparents will enjoy the shaded environment with plenty of benches and picnic tables.

Hypar Net

This striking structure will surely be the gathering place for you and your friends!

Pulse Tempo

The interactive, multi-sensory game encourages movement in an exciting new way.

Quantum II Slide

2-5 year olds will challenge themselves on the climb up and be rewarded with a fun ride to the bottom!

Surface Spinner

Spin with your friends as you hang on tight.

Hexagonal Net

Bounce with your friends on this modern element.

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22. Spring Creek Greenbelt Northern Region - District 7

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22. Spring Creek Greenbelt “Fred Harris Section” - Northern Region - District 7

Ledge Stone Benches

Hatched Egg Cocowave Rope Swing

T-Rex Head T-Rex Ribs

Specifications • Playground Equipment

$125,000

Log Stumps

• Playground Surfacing

T-Rex Tail

Timber Stacks EWF

$8,000

• Site Work Shade Trees

$41,000

• Site Amenities

$9,000

Total = $183,000

Narrative As you meander down the Greenbelt along Spring Creek, don’t forget to stop and dig in the dirt to find bones from the past! Spring Creek Park Playground is a natural playground with a lot of outdoor adventures, including dinosaurs. Play in a different era by climbing the Timber Stack or swinging on the Pendulum Swing. Act as an archaeologist and explore the area to find and play on the T-Rex Head and Ribs. After exploring the past, take a moment with the entire family to sit and relax on a bench under a shade tree!

Ledgestone Bench

Sit on this prehistoric stone after unearthing dinosaur bones with your friends .

Timber Stacks

Be careful as you climb through the wooden stacks to find the next dinosaur.

Cocowave Rope Swing

Sway back and forth as you and your friends try to keep your balance.

T-Rex Head

Do you think dinosaurs flossed? Check their teeth on the T-Rex Head.

Hatched Egg

T-Rex Ribs

T-Rex Ribs are so big you can climb on and through them.

How big are dinosaur eggs?

Large enough to climb on, in and through!

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23. Watson Park

Central Region - District 6

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23. Watson Park Central Region - District 6

Tunnel

Bowl

Revolution Inclusive Spinner

P.I.P.

Garden Sensory Wall

New Edge

Picnic Tables (future)

Conga Drum

Specifications • Playground Equipment

Bench Stations Playhouse

$142,000

Light Poles

$62,000

Medium Cabasa EWF Swings

• Playground Surfacing • Site Work

$55,000

• Site Amenities

$7,000

Total = $266,000

Narrative

Modern day playgrounds provide all the traditional forms of play such as climbing, sliding and spinning with bigger, taller, more exciting and safer equipment. Traditional play has been improved over the years to encourage children to learn new skills such as balance, coordination, navigation and team work! This playground also has very inclusive elements to make sure that all the kids have plenty of play opportunities. Explore the New Edge as you try to ascend the structure and navigate through the huge play structure! Challenge your your friends as you spin in circles on the Revolution Inclusive Spinner. The Playhouse offers several opportunities for the younger children to play and learn basic recreational skills to carry forward with them into the future! The music elements will allow the kids to explore the world of sound.

Large areas of landscaping and trees are located around the park to ensure an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere and shaded spaces for spectators.

Garden Sensory Wall

Kids will love taking a stroll around this garden, with peek-a-boo openings, spinning play objects, and play inserts.

Medium Cabasa and Conga Drum

Explore the world of sound with these fun musical instruments!

Revolution Inclusive Spinner

You and your friends can spin to your hearts content with the inclusive version of this modern classic

New Edge

This towering structure will amaze you and your friends as you climb to the top only to slide to the bottom!

Playhouse

This fully accessible house is open to children of all abilities. It is packed with many of the features of a real house, but without the mortgage.

Bowl

Climbing and crawling keeps you busy with this interesting structure

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24. Montgomery Park

Central Region - District 6

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24. Montgomery Park

Central Region - District 6

Tongue Drum Jr.

Cloud Climber

Jingle Matellophone Tick Tock

Swings Shade Tree

Vibra Chimes Bench Station

Light Poles

Decomposed Granite Game Table

Picnic Tables

Cubite Tongue Drum

Kettle Drum

Future Improvements

Wooden Stage

Shade Structures

Specifications

• Playground Equipment

$117,000

• Playground Surfacing $29,000

• Site Work

$41,000

• Shade Structures $14,000

• Site Amenities

$9,000

Narrative

Total = $210,000

Montgomery Park playground has been designed to allow your creative side to blossom. Impress your friends, family and strangers with your musical talents by banging on the Tongue Drums, playing the Jingle and Vibra Chimes. If performing is your artistic talent, hop on the Wooden Stage and use your imagination to act your heart out with friends. The Cubite and Cloud Climber are truly pieces of art but feel free to climb and play on them. Tick Tock is provided to play with and use your imagination. Parents will love the play space as it provides plenty of seating areas and shaded areas that can be used throughout the day!

Wooden Stage

Develop your skills for your future acting career on the local wooden stage.

Shade Structure

Take a break from the heat and relax in the shade.

Jingle

Practice your musical skills on the Jingle!

Vibra Chimes Cloud Climber

This 2-5 year old Cloud Climber allows children to reach for the stars.

Make a harmonizing tune with the Vibra Chimes.

Tongue Drum

Gain rhythm as you bang on the drums.

Cubite

Climb through this modern piece of art as you navigate the ropes and panels of the Cubite!

Tick Tock

Use your imagination to navigate the playground with the Tick Tock control panel.

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25. Yarborough Park

Central Region - District 6

25. Yarborough Park Conceptual Site Design

Central Region - District 6

Revolution Inclusive S

Spinner

NU Edge GSX

Play Builder 2-5 Years Specifications

• Playground Equipment $104,000.00

• Surfacing

$16,000.00

• Site Work

$80,000.00

• Amenities

$10,000.00

Total = $210,000

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