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Resident updates council on park cleanup; donors to replace 12 swings at no cost
Summary
During public input a resident reported volunteer cleanup of the park in the next 7–10 days, horseshoe pit finishing work and donor-funded replacement of 12 swings (seats and chains) at no cost to the city.
A resident told the council that volunteers and local partners would return in the next 7–10 days to pick up debris and finish the horseshoe pit, with sand and leveling planned.
The resident said donors and a partner team had offered to replace 12 swings — seats and chains included — at no cost to the city, and described coordinating volunteers and tasks. "We can replace all 12 swings, meaning just the seats," the resident said while describing donated chains and seats and the plan to seed and level areas around the playground.
Council members acknowledged the update and thanked the resident and volunteers. The resident flagged that some tasks might take longer to complete and that coordination with school and community volunteers is ongoing. The council did not take formal action on the park update during the meeting.
