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Park Board outlines Bolton Hill Sports Complex playground design priorities for RFP
Summary
The Park Board agreed on five RFP guidance points for the Bolton Hill Sports Complex playground: educational elements, low maintenance, sports-themed accents, inclusive family-oriented features, and good parental visibility; staff also suggested fundraising for a wheelchair-accessible swing.
Community Development Director Kevin Urban presented draft guidance for the Bolton Hill Sports Complex playground Request for Proposals and the Park Board agreed on five priorities to include in the RFP: educational and learning play elements, low-maintenance materials, sports-themed play elements, inclusive family-oriented features, and sight lines that allow good parental visibility.
Member Betsy Ingram, a teacher, advocated for educational components such as interactive panels (for example, tic-tac-toe) to engage children mentally as well as physically. Chair Tressa Miller emphasized sports-themed accents to align with the sports complex setting. CDD Urban also raised a constituent concern about access, noting that "a child in a wheelchair had no place to swing," and suggested an accessible swing could be a near-term Park Board fundraising target.
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