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What are your priorities for future community and aquatics centers?

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In your opinion what should be done with the Lakeshore Center?

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No opinion 100.0% 2

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Additional comments on the Lakeshore Center:

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October 15, 2017, 3:39 PM
  • Please select the first community center you would like to provide feedback for. You will have the opportunity to comment on all community centers or you can skip to the ones you want to comment on. Please select the next community center you would like to provide feedback for in sequential order.
    • Bay Meadows Park (page 2)
  • What are your priorities for a recreation facility at Bay Meadows Park? Please allocate the dots to your top priorities.
    • SPORTS (1)
    • AQUATICS (1)
    • PRESCHOOL (1)
    • Other - Park and green space (3)
  • What are your perspectives as relate to the relationship between the Recreation Facility and the surrounding park?

    Let’s not build more parking lots and work out a solution with the event center parking next to the park.

  • What is your vision for a recreation facility at Bay Meadows Park?

    Family friendly

  • Please select the next community center you are interested in providing feedback for:
    • I am finished
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