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31 Active Recreation • Two additional softball fields (lighted, irrigated, fenced with bleachers and dugouts) • Two wells (irrigation and drinking water) • Two water fountains • Restroom facility (near activity areas) • Expanded playground (with new equipment for 6 -12 year olds) • Large picnic shelter (with tables and grills) • Horseshoe pits and volleyball court (near picnic shelter) • Concession stand • Maintenance shed Contingent Upon Future Land Acquisition • Two multi- purpose soccer /football fields (lighted, irrigated and fenced) • Walking / Fitness track (hard surface) • Second driveway entrance and parking area The Kitchen functions primarily as a warming kitchen for JOCCA and Head Start. However, the Cedar Grove Day Care Center uses it to prepare meals. The current playground is designed for toddlers. If older children visit the facility on the weekends, there are no facilities for them to use. If approved by the BOCC this fiscal year, the proposed Clinical Nutritionist will be able to provide a health department presence at the NHSC for approximately 20 hours per week. With the purchase of the Kennedy tract, the issue regarding easements has been resolved. The NC Department of Transportation grant to pave the southern lot was not approved. Once we determine the outside design (i.e. circular drive, specific parking configurations, etc.) the County can resubmit in January 2002 for funding to pave the Park and Ride area. (Please note that the relocation of the waste treatment system will affect the ability to develop the circular drive. If administration of the Head Start Program is awarded to Chapel Hill Training- Outreach Project and the program subsequently relocates to the elementary schools and daycare centers in northern Orange County, the Orange County Schools Superintendent has requested to use this space as an alternative school. However, the task force has not had an opportunity to assess this most recent request.