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PARKS As with previous years, staff attempts to include projects recommended by the Ci~s Parks and Recreation Commission in accordance with their recommended priorities. To that end all projects ranked prioriV/I or 2 on a 3-point scale (1 being the highest priority), as identified by the Commission are funded in this plan. All other projects are listed as un~mded. The projects below represent the significant projects included in this year's program. .Parks Proieets Funded with Park Dedication Fees: ~- FY 1997/98 · 51,920,885 to be used toward the development of a community park at a yet to be determined site. The revenue for this project was derived exclusively from the transfer of all revenue received from Condition 26 applicable to City business parks, page 48. · 51,442,000 for the acquisition of land and the development of a neighborhood park in north HeasanUm (Hacienda Business Park), page 50. · 5103,000 for the development of a new skateboard/roller blade facility at a yet to be determined site, paSe 49. ~- 1~ 1998/99 · Establish a reserve totaling $1,185,000 during the course of this program for the development of the Alviso Adobe Community Park, page 51. · Provide 5360,500 for completion of Pleasanton Sports & Recreation Park (Phase VI, Part ll), page 52. 'ark Proieets Included in the Miscellaneous Project Cate[or7 for. FY 1997/98 · 530,200 for play equipment and furniture in various City parks, page 62. · $225,000 for the lairlands Park Rehabilitation Project, Phase H, page 63. · $110,000 for modifications w the cenlral irrigation system at various City parks, Phase H, page 65. · $15,000 for the development of an off-leash dog park at a yet to be determined site, page 64. · FY 1998/99 · $300,000 to construct a satellite service yard at Sports Park, page 64. ll