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13. Improve the lighting at night. 14. Maintain attractive fencing around planting beds. III. Clean and Healthy Environment 15. Provide public toilet facilities near the park. 16. Erect signage at the park directing people to the nearest public toilets. IV. Park Use and Community Activities 17. Provide safe, useful play equipment intended for younger children. , , . - - - • - • - ,- - : ; ' - . - - - - ' - . Keep the playground area proportional to • the size of the park. 18. Recruit youth volunteer organizations to help raise funds for and construct the new play equipment. 19. Encourage acoustic music and concerts in the park. 20. Encourage low- impact organized activities for adults and children like tai chi, martial arts, C oe meditation, yoga classes. 21. Encourage local artists to have shows and art auctions to raise funds for the park, for kids, social problems, etc. Organize free or inexpensive art classes and resource materials. 22. Organize educational programs in summer months which would include outreach education on the history of different ethnic populations of the Whiteaker area; workshops; walks; horticulture, gardening, art, car repair, hobby, and craft classes; and visits to parks by school groups and youth organizations. Mr. Kovcholovsky left the meeting at 7:50 p.m., approximately 20 minutes before the conclusion of the discussion of finalizing committee recommendations. Mr. Chouinard determined there was consensus that members did not wish to prioritize its recommendations. Mr. Chouinard determined there was consensus to approve a draft memorandum to convey committee recommendations to department directors distributed at the beginning of the meeting, with elimination of the word "Whiteaker" from the second sentence of its first paragraph, and adding verbiage regarding the results of the survey and the committee's consideration of the comments received.. MINUTES -- Scobert Park Advisory Committee March 4, 1997 Page 4