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4. Parks Redwood City has over 30 parks, from small neighborhood parks that are less than an acre to large multi-use facilities. strategic priority of building a community for all ages. over the last few years has been replacement of synthetic turf fields, tennis courts and lighting near the Red Morton Center and replacement of playground equipment at various parks throughout the City. for the new YMCA project. For FY 2017 · Additional funding for the YMCA project · Synthetic turf replacement at Sandpiper and Marlin field · ADA improvements to the National Armory Guard building · Park restroom replacements at Red Morton and · New downtown park project initiation Proposed expenditure requests for FY 2017 approximately $52.8 million. The Park, continued investment towards the new YMCA project and continued replacement of synthetic turf, tennis courts, lighting and playground equipment at various parks around the City. The major sources of funding for parks related improvements are park impact fees (which can only be used for new projects or enhancements) and the UUT. 5. Redwood Shores Levee/Lagoon This has been listed as a separate functional area as it relates to Redwoo Initial infrastructure improvements to the Redwood Shores area were funded through a General Improvement District and current maintenance expenditures are also funded in a similar manner. One of the critical projects is the health of the 160 Redwood City has over 30 parks, from small neighborhood parks that are less than an use facilities. Park improvements enhance the City Council’s strategic priority of building a community for all ages. Central to investments in parks over the last few years has been replacement of synthetic turf fields, tennis courts and lighting near the Red Morton Center and replacement of playground equipment at various parks throughout the City. In addition, the Council has also authorized funding For FY 2017-18, major project needs include dditional funding for the YMCA project ynthetic turf replacement at Sandpiper and Marlin fields. ADA improvements to the National Armory Guard building Park restroom replacements at Red Morton and New downtown park project initiation Proposed expenditure requests for FY 2017-18 total $9.3 million with a five The five-year plan also includes improvements to Stulsaft Park, continued investment towards the new YMCA project and continued replacement of synthetic turf, tennis courts, lighting and playground equipment at various parks ajor sources of funding for parks related improvements are park impact fees (which can only be used for new projects or enhancements) and the UUT. Redwood Shores Levee/Lagoon This has been listed as a separate functional area as it relates to Redwoo nitial infrastructure improvements to the Redwood Shores area were funded through a General Improvement District and current maintenance expenditures are also funded in One of the critical projects is the health of the 160 acre Lagoon inside Redwood City has over 30 parks, from small neighborhood parks that are less than an Park improvements enhance the City Council’s Central to investments in parks over the last few years has been replacement of synthetic turf fields, tennis courts and lighting near the Red Morton Center and replacement of playground equipment at In addition, the Council has also authorized funding 18 total $9.3 million with a five-year need of plan also includes improvements to Stulsaft Park, continued investment towards the new YMCA project and continued replacement of synthetic turf, tennis courts, lighting and playground equipment at various parks ajor sources of funding for parks related improvements are park impact fees (which can only be used for new projects or enhancements) and the UUT. This has been listed as a separate functional area as it relates to Redwood Shores only. nitial infrastructure improvements to the Redwood Shores area were funded through a General Improvement District and current maintenance expenditures are also funded in acre Lagoon inside 9.A - Page 7