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23 <br /> 1 David Stancil, DEAPR Director, introduced the item. He reviewed the information in the <br /> 2 agenda packet. He said they expect to hear soon that the summary report for landfill remediation <br /> 3 has been received by the state. He said they are getting very close to the end, but they are not in <br /> 4 a position to talk about what it means but the state report would do that. <br /> 5 Kathleen Ferguson asked if they could get copies of the maps in the agenda packet. <br /> 6 David Stancil said he would ask DEQ if they could get larger, better-quality maps. <br /> 7 Chair Bedford asked if the contamination is worse than expected. <br /> 8 David Stancil said they would have to wait for the final report from the state. <br /> 9 David Stancil reviewed information in the agenda packet regarding the improvements to <br /> 10 Fairview Park. <br /> 11 Kathleen Ferguson said that the residents of Fairview neighborhood do not feel that they <br /> 12 have been included in the improvement plans. She said that she knows that pickleball courts are <br /> 13 in high demand, but the residents of Fairview have not demanded them. <br /> 14 David Stancil said that the tennis courts are needed in the community, and that the park <br /> 15 serves a larger area than the Fairview neighborhood. He said there were three occasions when <br /> 16 the plan to build tennis courts was communicated to the neighborhood. He said this is a much <br /> 17 larger community need and Fairview is a community park. He said it serves a much bigger area <br /> 18 than the Fairview community. He said the next phase of Fairview Park may allow them to build <br /> 19 some of the things that the community has expressed interest in on the former landfill part of the <br /> 20 site. He said that they do not know about items that will require footings in the ground and that <br /> 21 will have to wait for the state report. He said that soccer fields are almost guaranteed to be <br /> 22 permitted. <br /> 23 Kathleen Ferguson said that the community did not feel they were asked before the plan <br /> 24 was designed. She said that she knows that staff has worked hard, and a lot of thought went into <br /> 25 this, but she wants everyone to be aware of what the community is feeling. <br /> 26 David Stancil said the masterplan was a very robust discussion and included members of <br /> 27 the Fairview community. He said that a masterplan that reflects phase two will have to be created <br /> 28 and that will certainly include the community. <br /> 29 Chair Bedford a few years prior, the county had a consultant study what types of facilities <br /> 30 were needed in the county. She said that there is a possibility of siting a new gym within walking <br /> 31 distance of that park. She said since the school bond passed, if a new school is built or has a <br /> 32 major renovation, the school systems must approach the municipality or county to ask if there is <br /> 33 a desire to build a larger gym or a separate entrance for use. She said that it is in flux now because <br /> 34 if they take any schools offline, the county has the right of first refusal if they sell. She said there <br /> 35 are two youth positions on the Parks and Recreation Council, and they could recruit from the <br /> 36 Fairview community. She said there is a lot going on with Parks and Recreation that the Town of <br /> 37 Hillsborough might be interested in. <br /> 38 Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked if the community will be able to freely use the pickleball <br /> 39 and tennis courts, or will use be scheduled with tennis clubs and organizations. <br /> 40 David Stancil said likely both and having six will certainly make that easier. <br /> 41 Meaghun Darab said three new tennis courts go in, but the walking path is still <br /> 42 treacherous. She said there could have been some work to make it a cleaner entrance into the <br /> 43 neighborhood. She suggested some sort of changes to the tree line along Rainey Avenue to make <br /> 44 it more welcome and make it safer. <br /> 45 David Stancil said that some of these issues came up at a recent Parks and Recreation <br /> 46 Council meeting. He said there is a stream buffer that must be considered. He said that a <br /> 47 sidewalk had come up as a suggestion that they could look at. <br /> 48 Meaghun Darab said she has not reviewed any engineering she is just thinking about <br /> 49 ways to slow cars down. <br /> 50 Commissioner Fowler said that people had emailed her to discuss the importance of that <br /> 51 sidewalk. She asked who would be responsible for putting that in. <br />
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