[Summit] fountain

[Amanda Lazarus]

I love the fountain, too! It's a beautiful, historic piece of art that has
been lovingly restored. It makes no sense to remove something that many
people in the neighborhood appreciate.

If the neighborhood wants a splash pad or a family friendly water feature
(note that a splash pad already exists in Ward 3 in Billy Taylor Park),
perhaps one can be added near the playground equipment.

On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 11:52 AM, Kim Clark <ktcxyz at cox.net> wrote:

> i live in the neighborhood and I LOVE the fountain!
>
> k
>
>
> On May 18, 2017, at 11:21 AM, <e2shatter2 at cox.net> <e2shatter2 at cox.net>
> wrote:
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> It has become obvious to me that the neighborhood does not want the
> fountain. How about having it removed and replaced with a child-friendly
> water feature. If the city doesn't want to pay for this it might be a good
> idea to establish a Lippit Park conservancy which would be a public-private
> organization. Why not use the conservancy to design the kind of park that
> the neighborhood wants. This could be done in conjunction with the city.
>   Ellen Shatter
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