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County to revert to engineered wood fiber for playgrounds after public concerns; cost under $5,000 paid from REET
Summary
Following feedback from constituents and tribal representatives, county staff said Mason County will use engineered wood fiber (approved wood chips) at Union Park and Walker Park rather than rubberized surfacing; the work is budgeted in REET and the estimated cost is about $4,830 for both parks combined.
Mason County staff on May 5 told commissioners the county will revert to engineered wood fiber for play-surface material at Union Park and Walker Park after constituent concerns about rubberized chips.
Staff said feedback came from residents, employees and a representative of the Squaxin…
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