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Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Minutes - Date
9/16/1996
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Board of Commissioners
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ATTACHMENT a <br /> <br />The li$t of standard facilities is as follows: <br /> <br />Elementary <br /> <br />1. Paved Play Areas 2 (56' x 50') 5600 SF <br />;'he surface of this area is marked with shapes, patterns and configurations <br />:or games and activities. Basketball goals may be provided. One area is <br />-~esignated for K-2, the other for 3-5. the.areas differ only in the types <br /> <br />~f patterns and the heights of the goals. <br /> <br />2. Playground Equipment Areas 2 (approx. 35' x 45') 3150 SF <br />-~ single, large multipurpose piece of playground equipment is installed in a <br />sand filled pit. Two separate areas are provided, one to accommodate the K-2 <br />and the other for 3-5 students. <br /> <br />3. Obstacle Course 20,000 SF <br /> <br />n addition to the multipurpose piece of playground equipment, space should <br />se provided for individual pieces. These could include balance beams, <br />:limbing ropes, climbing tires, hand dngs, horizontal ladders, horizontal <br />aars, parallel bars, climbers, and suspension bddges. There is some <br />flexibility in the manner in which these are cited. Pieces can be grouped <br />:ogether in an area adjacent to the large playground equipment, arranged in <br />:lusters, along a fitness trail or as isolated pieces. A safety area with a <br />-ninimum of three feet of clearance around the equipment should be prepared <br />· ~ith sand. These areas vary with the size of equipment. The average size <br />s approximately 600 SF. The standard allows for thirty pieces of equipmenL <br /> <br /> <br />
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