o Paleontologists can display findings in this space o Has own funding, presentation, and architect ready to go o Paired with Museum of National History o Area is so important but there’s no space for displays o Work with indigenous lands/educational monument
Interested in a museum – 21 st century theme idea A Native American Museum should be incorporated into the final plan of the Great Park How much space will be allowed for museums that have been selected to have a space in the Great Park? The Pretend City should be allowed to build their facility at the Great Park. It is attended by hundreds of students and children each year. PICKLE BALL We’d like to see pickle ball courts Jim has access to over 100,000 signatures from the community wanting this Would like lit pickle ball courts—built and developed his own courts in local elementary school Lifelong Learning (at UCI)—would like a centrally located building for classes because it’s getting shut down at UCI Some of the tennis courts can be lined for pickle ball We want to see dedicated pickle ball courts with shade and lights Many people want pickle ball at other courts In support of the tennis courts being available for pickle ball as well. Over a 100 people a day play pickle ball down in San Clemente and the City should try to get that group to move to Irvine. PUBLIC OUTREACH Does the website have a timeline? Why wasn’t the survey ever put online? You could get more responses from the people who really care of the development of the Great Park if you put the survey online The survey should be on the City website The City cannot remove gardens from master plan and not tell anyone. Survey didn’t have a place to house a botanical garden. People don’t know if they didn’t read the original plan. Is the information of what’s going to be open on the website? I didn’t know about this meeting until yesterday, this was not advertised well Are there going to be other meetings? When/where? How long is the City going to be taking surveys? Is the survey going to be online? What are the gray areas on all of the display boards? What is the best way to voice your concern about the current plan? Is the survey available online for families that are not here? The survey is already skewed because gardens is not one of the priority uses that can be ranked Why haven’t we put the survey online? Not everyone can attend the meetings The City needs to add “garden” as a fifth priority ranking in the survey Does the City really care for the public’s input? These meetings are not enough The Great Park website does not have any information on the new developments
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