Heat conduction: All slide materials can get hot in the sun.Accessibility: Did you know that people who wear hearing devices such as cochlear implants cannot slide down plastic slides due to the static electricity that the slide generates? That static electricity interferes with the implant's settings and can affect the wearer's hearing.Slides were carefully chosen based on a number of factors as well as some observations and learnings from the Palo Alto Magical Bridge site. Slides: Many folks have recently inquired about the use of metal slides in our playground over plastic.These will be installed by the end of Winter. Currently, three structures have been planned and are being fabricated for installation over the Slide Mound, in the Kindness Corner, and in the Tot Zone. Shade Structures: (revised ) One thing that was added after our initial park plans were made public and space was evaluated, was the addition of shade structures.Jen will be here in Redwood City on October 19th and will take up to a week to complete her installation. She had up until recently been restricted to her home state of New York under travel quarantine, and thankfully, this was just lifted (to and from California).
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The contractor will need to remove the defective rubber and replace it.
While we have had the obvious delays due to COVID-19, here are some other punch list items we are working on. We know the community is incredibly excited to visit the heavily anticipated Magical Bridge Playground. To learn more about the project, or to make a personal or corporate donation, please visit /redwoodcity or contact Jill Asher at December 4, 2020 The total cost of the nearly 1-acre Playground is approximately $6.8M with $3.3 coming from fundraising efforts by the Magical Bridge Foundation and the remainder from the City’s Park Impact Fees Fund (paid for by residential development projects).
The City Council approved a partnership with the Magical Bridge Foundation to build an innovative playground for everyone which is expected to be completed in summer 2020 The Magical Bridge Foundation will collaborate with Redwood City on its second location due to its progressive parks and recreation program, financial generosity, and diverse community. Designed to be socially inclusive for children and adults of varying physical and cognitive abilities, Magical Bridge Redwood City aims to go beyond typical playground designs, which often inadvertently overlook the growing autistic population, cognitively challenged, visually and hearing impaired, physically limited, and the aging population. The Magical Bridge Playground is a world-renowned concept developed first in Palo Alto and will soon debut in Redwood City. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! Click here for current Magical Bridge Playground Rules & Information
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