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staff and the design team. Participants were given a dot to express their preference for either Concept Alternative Plan. Additional community comments were written on a large flip chart during the event and later recorded digitally. In total, 127 responses were received during the event. Preference for the plan alternatives was split with a slight lean toward Concept #I. Amenities that were particularly popular among participants include basket ball hoops, a walking/exercise loop, chess boards, and a sand pit. Participants also expressed a preferences to save as many trees on site as possible and include Pleasanton specific elements in both concept alternatives. 2.12 Community -Wide Survey #2 The second community -wide survey was released on the day that Public Workshop #2 was held. A QR code was provided at the event which directed participants to the survey posted on the project web page. The survey contained questions to solicit feedback on preference between the two Concept Alternative Plans, as well as common amenities to both alternatives. 144 responses were received Potential All -Abilities element a trampoline to provide users with an opportunity to experience movement in a different way. 36 PLEASANTON ALL -ABILITIES PLAYGROUND and there was an almost even split between the two Alternative Concept Plans. The most popular feature across both plans was a large accessible play zone featuring a nature related focal piece with integrated slides, climbers, and a zipline. Other popular features and amenities included picnic areas, an accessible restroom, a variety of swing types, musical elements, an inclusive challenge course, walking/fitness loop, and observation areas with comfortable seating for all people. 2.13 City Council Meeting #1 On October 5, 2021, the Conceptual Plan Alternatives were presented to City Council. Similar to the Commission meetings, the presentation began with a project overview and the project process to date summary. Then the initial outreach results were displayed highlighting the community's highest priorities. Next, the two Concept Alternative Plans were presented and an explanation was given as to how the concepts reflect the community's input. Each concept was accompanied by a three-dimensional rendering of a key design feature, as well as character images Potential All -Abilities element: a sensory tunnel to engage multiple senses.