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18701 | 6-A Exhibit 2 From: Amy LaThanh To: Amy Wooldridge Cc: Robert LaThanh; Misha David Chellam; J.J. Navarro Subject: Re: Jackson Park tree and asphalt maintenance plan on Rec and Parks Commission meeting tonight Date: Thursday, December 12, 2019 11:33:23 AM CAUTION: This email message is coming from a non-City email address. Do not click links or open attachments unless you trust the sender and know the content is safe. Please contact the Help Desk with any questions. *** Hi Amy, Thanks for sending the agenda and plans over. I have a few comments that I'd like to make sure are included in the discussion tonight since I won't be able to attend in person. Regarding the asphalt: I am excited that this is happening! Yay! I would like to mention though that all of the asphalt around the 1100 block of the park is really bad - so much so that it's not really safe for kids to ride their bikes. I would advocate for the entrity of it to be replaced if possible. I would also advocate for not removing the asphalt near the Dumb Friends bench -- many folks use those ramps to get to the other side of the street. If it's a safety concern, perhaps simply adding crosswalks there to slow traffic might be good (and cheaper)? Regarding the landscape playground location: The two options suggested are good. I would also suggest looking at the far end of the park by the Dumb Friends bench. Reason being is that there are a bunch of apartment buildings right there, many with children residents (and therefore it will be less likely that people will be offended by the location) In order of placement, my preference would be: 1. In front of the KFC near Encinal; dead area anyways, closer to business district overflow, can't be worse than a KFC 2. In front of the Dumb Friends bench; many apartments with children 3. Middle of the park in front of 1232/1236; fine but doesn't need to be center piece of the park Thanks so much for all of the city's work on this! I'm excited we'll soon have more to offer at Jackson Park! Cheers, Amy On Thu, Dec 12, 2019 at 9:34 AM Amy Wooldridge <AWooldridge@alamedaca.gov> wrote: Hello Jackson Park neighbors, |