1. If we built an Ice Skating Traile would you use it?

   The Village as part of the master plan is considering an ice skating trail to increase winter use of the park. Would you use it?

   Nov 25, 2015 by Andy LaFond (8 points)

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   The Village as part of the master plan is considering an ice skating trail to increase winter use of the park. Would you use it?

2. A sand volleyball court, re-do tennis courts, and a walking path

   It would nice for the path to be a certain distance (ex. 1/2 mile) so people can track how far they walk or jog.

   Dec 7, 2015 by Heidi Hilby (10 points)

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   It would nice for the path to be a certain distance (ex. 1/2 mile) so people can track how far they walk or jog.

3. Keep the shade, keep it unique.

   This is our favorite park/playground in the area (kids are 2 and 4). A few things set it apart from other playgrounds. 1) FULL SHADE almost all day. The mature trees are a huge asset. They make it so...
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   This is our favorite park/playground in the area (kids are 2 and 4). A few things set it apart from other playgrounds. 1) FULL SHADE almost all day. The mature trees are a huge asset. They make it so pleasant to be in the park. 2) Multi-age play equipment with challenging features. Other playgrounds can feel boring in comparison because they are so safe/inclusive/restrictive. 3) Long walking path away from cars. Great for strolling and chatting. I think it could be a lot of fun to have a fountain similar to Bayshore Mall or an ice skating path as proposed on this site. What about a water feature that is more like a stream? Something like the FDR Memorial in DC or the dry stream bed at Mequon Nature Preserve. Any of those things would contribute to making the park something special and different from others in the area. Winter park activities are especially interesting to me. We love playing outdoors in all weather. I'd love to see more ideas about how to better facilitate that.

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   Feb 8, 2016 by Jennifer Barton (10 points)

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   This is our favorite park/playground in the area (kids are 2 and 4). A few things set it apart from other playgrounds. 1) FULL SHADE almost all day. The mature trees are a huge asset. They make it so pleasant to be in the park. 2) Multi-age play equipment with challenging features. Other playgrounds can feel boring in comparison because they are so safe/inclusive/restrictive. 3) Long walking path away from cars. Great for strolling and chatting. I think it could be a lot of fun to have a fountain similar to Bayshore Mall or an ice skating path as proposed on this site. What about a water feature that is more like a stream? Something like the FDR Memorial in DC or the dry stream bed at Mequon Nature Preserve. Any of those things would contribute to making the park something special and different from others in the area. Winter park activities are especially interesting to me. We love playing outdoors in all weather. I'd love to see more ideas about how to better facilitate that.

4. MOMS want to help!

   If you would like kid-tested, mother-approved playground equipment, be sure to contact the MOMS Club of Mequon! mequonmomsclub@hotmail.com

   Jan 20, 2017 by Nancy Urbani (11 points)

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   If you would like kid-tested, mother-approved playground equipment, be sure to contact the MOMS Club of Mequon! mequonmomsclub@hotmail.com

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