Sunnyvale residents opposed to park redesign

Residents near Las Palmas Park in Sunnyvale are pushing back against proposed renovations they say could limit access to the open space they use daily. The city is exploring whether to redesign the 24.3-acre park to include a multi-use sports field, potential fencing and lighting upgrades. Residents who oppose the changes said fencing the space... The post Sunnyvale residents opposed to park redesign appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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According to San Jose Spotlight’s source item, Sunnyvale residents opposed to park redesign, Residents near Las Palmas Park in Sunnyvale are pushing back against proposed renovations they say could limit access to the open space they use daily. The city is exploring whether to redesign the 24.3-acre park to include a multi-use sports field, potential fencing and lighting upgrades. Residents who oppose the changes said fencing the space… The post Sunnyvale residents opposed to park redesign appeared first on San José Spotlight .

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