The following posts are photos I took on Nov. 10 and 11, 2007 of Monona city parks. I was initially looking at what type of landing material is in each park with a playground. Monona has 11 parks with playground equipment (counting Winnequah as 3 because it has 3 sites with playground equipment).
It should be noted that the photos tend to accentuate the negative and as such are not a fair representation of the overall Monona park system and are not intended to be. I wanted to document some existing conditions that need to be addressed.
I am posting the photos on this new blog because of the size of the photos and I did not want to clog up my other blog.
I noticed a couple other things worth mentioning. The wood chips get worn quickly and need to be renewed frequently. Sand also needs to be refreshed each year. There are no recycling bins in any park.
Three have rubber mulch:
1. Maywood Park rubber
2. Three Meadows Park Rubber
3. Fireman's Park Rubber and sand under swings
Four parks have sand:
4. Oneida Park Sand and swings with no material Work planned for 2008
5. Schluter Beach Sand
6. Arrowhead Park Sand – thin and lacks coverage; monkey bars with no material
7. Winnequah Park – Blue Park Sand & Swings with no material
Four parks have wood chips:
8. MY Dream Park wood chips – thin
9. Frost Woods Park wood chips (2007)
10. Bridge Road Park wood chips - Rubber scheduled for 2008
11. Ahuska Park wood chips
Monday, November 12, 2007
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Tecumseh Park Photos
Oneida Park Photos
Oneida Park Work planned for 2008. Playground equipment is very worn.
Photos by Doug Wood Nov. 11, 2007.
Winnequah Park Soccer Field Photos
Firemens Park Photos
Fireman's Park. Driveway and parking lot in poor condition. One basketball goal is rusty. Playground equipment is in good condition. Rubber mulch. Also other equipment on sand.
Photos by Doug Wood Nov. 10, 2007.
Photos by Doug Wood Nov. 10, 2007.
Maywood Park Photos
Maywood Park New playground equipment with good landscaping; rubber mulch. A really nice addition to Maywood Park.
Photos by Doug Wood Nov. 10, 2007.
Photos by Doug Wood Nov. 10, 2007.
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