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1.3 Purpose The All -Abilities Playground Master Plan is intended to provide the City of Pleasanton with a starting point for the successful design and construction of a premier all -abilities playground. The work phases for any given project will vary, but the end goal is always the same — a project that is built successfully, on time, and within the given budget. For this project, the workflow will consist of the Conceptual Design Phase, which includes public outreach, the entitlement process, and the design 1.4 Goals and Objectives The goal for the Pleasanton All -Abilities Playground is to provide a family -friendly community space that values inclusivity, diversity, the preservation of the natural environment, and reflects the spirit and character of the Pleasanton community. An extension of this goal is to create this space locally, within the heart of Pleasanton, so that residents do not have to travel outside of the area to find inspiring inclusive play opportunities. of the Final Conceptual Plan. This phase is followed A significant amount of public outreach took by Design Development, where the approved Final Conceptual Plan begins to come to life through further design, engineering, and the selection of features and materials. The next phase is Construction Documentation, in which technical drawings, specifications, and construction cost estimates are created. This package is used for the bidding and construction stages of the project. This Master Plan chronicles the first phase of the project, the Conceptual Design Phase. It catalogs the extensive public outreach and feedback that was received, describes the Design Alternatives, and details the Final Conceptual Plan. 14 PLEASANTON ALL -ABILITIES PLAYGROUND place in the early stages of the project to identify community priorities and solidify this goal. This public outreach is described in detail in Section #2 of the document. A child climbing a play structure at an all -abilities playground.