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Council reviews community park master plan: ADA access, playground consolidation and band shell discussed
Summary
Councilmembers reviewed concept plans for the Community Park master plan that would combine play areas, upgrade restrooms, and replace the gazebo with a more flexible band shell. Staff emphasized ADA triggers that expand work scope and urged phased planning; council requested prioritization and grant-funding pursuit.
The City Council reviewed conceptual designs for Orinda’s Community Park master plan on April 15, with a focus on accessibility upgrades, consolidation of the park’s two playgrounds into an inclusive play area, and the potential replacement of the existing gazebo with a small band shell or amphitheater.
Todd Trimble, Parks and Recreation Director, summarized the primary elements staff and consultants propose: renovate the existing restroom and add a drinking fountain and bottle filler; create a single, all-abilities inclusive playground by consolidating the younger and older play areas; convert the current gazebo into a flexible performance shell and relocate reservable picnic facilities; and add exercise equipment…
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