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NEW DOG PARK AND MORE
Tempe asks for help narrowing Kiwanis Park improvement options
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INDEPENDENT NEWSMEDIA
Tempe residents are invited to grab some refreshments and give some opinions Saturday at Kiwanis Park.
The city is asking for ideas for improvements on the north side of the park from Baseline Road to Kiwanis Lake.
Those who attend the event at the park from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, March 25, will choose their favorite inclusive play equipment and shade elements, playground themes and amenities for a new dog park while reviewing the selected layout for the entire area.
The improvements are funded from the city’s Capital Improvement Program budget, as part of the Parks Improvement Plan, which is reinvesting more than $60 million into Tempe parks over the next five years, according to the city.
