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Council approves scope, engagement plan for Dean’s Children’s Park renovation
Summary
Council approved a focused site-scope and public engagement plan to guide renovation of Dean’s Children’s Park (the “Dragon Park”), prioritizing accessible playground replacements funded by the parks levy and pursuing additional funding for other site amenities.
The Mercer Island City Council voted to approve a narrowed scope of work and a community engagement plan for renovation of Dean’s Children’s Park (often called Dragon Park), directing staff to advance design and outreach to finalize a site plan.
Why it matters: Dean’s Children’s Park is identified in the city’s parks levy as one of the first playgrounds to be replaced. Council and staff said the site is well suited for improved universal-access play because of its relatively flat topography, proximity to Island Crest Park parking, and multiple entry points.
What was approved
- Scope and phasing: The council approved a focused site-plan approach that prioritizes replacement of playground equipment using levy funds and seeks other…
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