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Groundbreaking Playground at Skinner Butte Park Breaks Ground June 23 (2)
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E U E N E <br /> Par s and <br /> o en s ace N E~~VS R E LEAS E <br /> p p <br /> .ci.eugene.o us/parks <br /> <br /> J ne 17, 2004 <br /> C NTACT: <br /> ¦ Bob Mylenek, Kendall Lexus General Manager & Eugene Rotary Club fundraising co-chair, RiverPlay, <br /> 683-5181 <br /> ¦ Robin Hostic ,Parks and Open Space Planner, 682-4915 <br /> ¦ Carrie Peters n, Park Development Coordinator, 682-4907 <br /> ¦ Therese Pica o, Parks and Open Space Public Information Specialist, 682-4814/682-4800 <br /> F R IMMEDIAT RELEASE (Note: Changes in fundraising update in paragraph two from release <br /> s nt out June 1 , 2004.) <br /> I <br /> Groundbreaking Playground at Skinner Butte Park Breaks Ground June 23 <br /> ~ On Wedn sday, June 23, at 11 a.m., Mayor Jim Torrey, Judge Darryl Larson and other Eugene <br /> tary Club me bets, City parks staff, and youth from a City recreation program will celebrate the <br /> c remonial grou dbreaking for the RiverPlay destination playground at Skinner Butte Park, in anticipation of <br /> c nstruction late this summer. The event includes a site tour of the playground's unique play areas in their <br /> p oposed locatio s. A play replica of Skinner Butte, an ancient history sand dig, miniature Willamette River, <br /> a d Kalapuya an pioneer villages will bring Eugene's cultural and natural history alive for children of all <br /> a es and abilitie at this hands-on, state-of-the-art playground. <br /> The proje t is funded in part by the 1998 parks and open space bond measure, but, in order to <br /> r alize the full sc pe of the vision, donations of cash, labor and materials are needed from the community. <br /> e Eugene Rot ry Club, in partnership with the City of Eugene, has pledged to help fund and build the <br /> p ayground at Sk nner Butte Park. Since the donation campaign was launched last April, nearly $90,000 has <br /> b en raised, incl ding a $30,000 grant from the Van Evera and Janet M. Bailey Fund of the Oregon <br /> ommunity Fou ation, $25,000 from the Eugene-Springfield New Car Dealers Association, $15,000 in <br /> a vertising spac from Valley River Center, $10,000 in in-kind donations from Jerry's, and nearly $6,000 <br /> f m contribution from community members. According to Bob Mylenek, Kendall Lexus General Manager <br /> a d Eugene Rot ry Club fundraising co-chair for RiverPlay, the campaign has solid momentum and has <br /> a hieved 20 per ent of its goal for phase one. "We're just getting started," says Mylenek. <br /> RiverPla also includes another regional playground at Alton Baker Park. Construction of this <br /> p ayground is sc eduled to begin summer 2005. For more information, call 682-4907. <br /> d <br /> r t~ J <br /> e <br /> P~ ti <br /> ~~~'E`C1tUY~' <br /> <br />
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