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Salina seeks inclusive 8,000‑sq‑ft playground at Indian Rock Park, asks public for input
Summary
Jeff Hammond, director of parks and recreation for the city of Salina, presented a proposal to develop an inclusive playground and supporting accessibility upgrades in the northwest corner of Indian Rock Park near Gypsum and Indiana avenues.
Jeff Hammond, director of parks and recreation for the city of Salina, presented a proposal to develop an inclusive playground and supporting accessibility upgrades in the northwest corner of Indian Rock Park near Gypsum and Indiana avenues.
The proposed project centers on an approximately 8,000-square-foot destination playground with accessible pathways, a shelter house, an accessible restroom, expanded parking and bike racks. Hammond said the city is pursuing grant funding through LiveWell Saline County and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas and is also considering a donor contribution and the potential sale of nearby Glenifer Hill Park land to provide additional funds.
"Our vision is a playground where everyone can participate and enjoy the natural beauty of Indian Rock Park," Hammond said, describing a play area…
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