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Alternative Two This alternative is shown on Attachment 3. It locates the tennis courts in the area between the two volleyball courts. Although this alternative also removes a large open grass area, it may be more appealing to those that voiced concerns about the impact to the grass area near the play equipment. A variation of this alternative would relocate the existing volleyball courts to a different location. While this variation would add cost, it would eliminate all of the negatives identified below relating to conflicts between tennis court and volleyball courts. Possible new locations for the volleyball courts are shown in red on Attachment 3. PROS CONS • limited demolition • requires significant fill/earthwork • limited new concrete pathways required • would add significant design costs • no tree removal required • removes approximately 1/2 acre of open grass • allows grass area near play area to be • location separated from other courts retained • would be costly to run lighting out to the area • splits the volleyball courts • creates safety issues for tennis courts related to sand blowing on courts • eliminates area currently used for grass volleyball • creates conflicts between volleyball and tennis users • would delay construction for a minimum of six months Page 7 of 8