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Tempe city survey for Clark Park ideas ends Nov. 18

Tempe officials are looking for ideas from the community to help them determine the types of programs and classes that should become part of the new Clark Park community center, pool and community garden.

The facilities are designed for year-round use beginning in early 2024, according to a release. The park is at 19th and Roosevelt streets.

To take part in the survey: tempe.gov/forum.

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Tempe city survey for Clark Park ideas ends Nov. 18

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Tempe officials are looking for ideas from the community to help them determine the types of programs and classes that should become part of the new Clark Park community center, pool and community garden.

The facilities are designed for year-round use beginning in early 2024, according to a release. The park is at 19th and Roosevelt streets.

To take part in the survey: tempe.gov/forum.

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