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Council approves Lionsford Square Park restroom amid debate over site, cost and aesthetics
Summary
Council authorized a contract for a new restroom at Lionsford Square Park, with discussion centering on the chosen location, whether to incorporate the library, aesthetic treatments and how to stay within available bond funds.
The Clinton City Council voted Dec. 10 to award a contract for a standalone restroom at Lionsford Square Park, a $165,000–range project councilors and staff said is intended to serve regular events such as the farmer’s market.
Council debate and key points Council members and staff discussed two competing ideas: building the restroom at the proposed site near utilities for a shorter plumbing run, or trying to integrate restrooms into the library building. Josh Shakers, Parks and Recreation staff, explained why the selected site was chosen: “this particular area has water to it. The electrical panels are right where they’re at, plus optically, it blends into the alleyway.” He added the site was preferred by the LBPA and noted proximity to the farmer’s market and other events.
Library director Susan Mesiker…
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