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2.6 Design Alternatives An abundance of valuable feedback was received from the Stakeholder meetings, City staff, Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting #I, Public Workshop #I, and the Community -Wide Survey #I. Comments, concerns, emails, wants, and needs were thoroughly read and recorded. Before designing a pair of Draft Concept Alternatives, a list of Design Program Elements was created. Program Elements are physical features and activities that make up a space. This list includes Program Elements that came directly from outreach feedback. DESIGN PROGRAM ELEMENTS • Reservable picniclparty areas • Security cameraslvideo streaming • Hourglass system to monitor swing usage • Landmarks for wayfinding • Lockers • Bubbles • Emergency phone • Area for chalk art • Accessible drop-off zone • Areas for service dogs (dog fountain, mutt mit) • Entry signlarch, inspired by the arch in downtown Pleasanton • Visual and audio impairment accommodations • Simple language and imagery • Rocking benches at quiet areas ■ Quiet areas with enough spaces for adults • Water play • Sensory garden with fragrant plants • Play features for children younger than 3 years • Limited entry points with perimeter barrier 24 PLEASANTON ALL -ABILITIES PLAYGROUND • Natural elements for risk taking • Chesslcheckers tables • Exercise equipment • Community bulletin board • Space for informal gathering • Tactile features • Observation seating • Water features near the quiet areas • Bike racks • Restroom • Play equipment for toddlers to teens, including slides, spinners, see -saws, climbers, zip -line, etc. ■ Group picnic structure • Walking loop path • Gatheringlsocialization areas • Bank -shot basketball • Perimeter fence • Art sculptures — kinetic art, public art • Site furnishings — picnic tables, benches, Adirondack chairs, etc.