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M A S T E R P L A N F O R L W D P <br /> THE PARKS TODAY <br /> b Y Lions Wayside and Delucchi Parks are centrally <br /> located between the heart of Pleasanton's historic <br /> As- downtown business district and one of its oldest <br /> 1 400--- -- residential neighborhoods. They are on the area's <br /> - <br /> u, Regional Trail, and are on a regional bus route. <br /> Both parks are located on First Street, on each <br /> side of Neal Street, and have a combined area of <br /> approximately 3 acres. Generally flat, with large <br /> lawn areas, they contain a few structures: the <br /> r. ` - Firehouse Arts Center, the Ice House, and the Chan <br /> Henderson Bandstand in Lions Wayside Park, the <br /> j`� public restroom building in Delucchi Park, and bus <br /> shelters on each side of Neal Street. On the Delucchi <br /> ' � Park side, Kottinger Creek has nearly vertical sides <br /> - - - (about 6-8 feet deep, averaging about 20 feet wide), <br /> J and contains water year-round.On the Lions Wayside <br /> Park side, the creek is a drainage swale with steep <br /> Above: sides (about 6-8 feet deep, averaging about 30 feet <br /> Lions Wayside Park and wide), and is dry most of the year.The City's largest <br /> First Street neighborhood <br /> tree, a Tasmanian Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus), <br /> Saturday Farmers'Market on is located in Lions Wayside Park. <br /> West Angela Street <br /> Below: <br /> Lions Wayside and Delucchi Parks at the <br /> corner of First Street and Neal Street <br /> ti <br /> ft`s �- <br /> �- - mac I <br /> 4,f,: <br /> OVERVIEW <br /> 2 <br />