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2.1 Intro to Process <br />The design of the All -Abilities Playground was <br />guided by a community -driven process, and <br />outreach was conducted in two stages. The first <br />phase of outreach activities drove the Conceptual <br />Design process and was comprised of a series of <br />stakeholder meetings, commission meetings, public <br />workshops, online surveys, public emails, and public <br />hearings. The feedback from these events was <br />the basis for the design of the two Concept Plan <br />Alternatives. <br />In the second phase of community outreach, the <br />two Concept Plan Alternatives were presented to <br />the public, community stakeholders, and City staff <br />via workshops, meetings, surveys, and hearings. <br />Their responses were integrated into the design of <br />the Final Conceptual Plan. <br />2.2 Stakeholder Meetings <br />Stakeholder meetings were held in April 2021 <br />to obtain initial feedback from a range of groups <br />with a particular interest in the project.These <br />included City staff, Sunflower Hill administrators, <br />the Pleasanton Unified School District PTA Special <br />Needs Committee, Friends of the Senior Center, <br />the Chamber of Commerce, and the Pleasanton <br />North Rotary Club. Each group was shown a <br />presentation that included the project overview, site <br />context, inclusive design principles and elements, <br />and character images of potential amenities.The <br />designers then facilitated a discussion in which <br />participants provided feedback on the items shown, <br />as well as their perspective on what should and <br />should not be included in Pleasanton's All -Abilities <br />Playground. Detailed notes were taken of each <br />discussion and collated to guide the next phase of <br />the design process. <br />2.3 Parks and Recreation Commission #1 <br />The Parks and Recreation Commission was <br />involved in the Master Planning process from <br />the beginning. In early April 2021, the design <br />team provided a process plan including project <br />background and overview, site conditions, project <br />schedule, outreach strategy, inclusive design <br />principles, ideology for the Pleasanton All -Abilities <br />Playground, and character images of potential <br />amenities. The presentation was followed by a <br />discussion period in which commissioners provided <br />feedback on the process proposed by the design <br />StakeholderPUSD Pleasanton Pleasanton Pleasanton <br />Sunflower Pleasanton PTA Special Friends of the TBD <br />Meetings Hill Rotary North Needs Senior Center Rotary Lions Club <br />Workshop #1 Workshop p2 <br />Public <br />Designkshops <br />LPublicProject <br />Visioning Alternatives <br />es Hearings <br />April 22 <br />CI ty <br />Farmer's <br />Events <br />Market TBD <br />Parks & Rec City Planning Joint Youth <br />Commission Council Commission Human <br />Services <br />Proposed community outreach approach shared with the Parks and Recreation Commission in April 2021. <br />22 PLEASANTON ALL -ABILITIES PLAYGROUND <br />
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