Children were presented with two different playground concepts and asked to identify their favorite features and their favorite overall design.
“It was great to hear direct feedback from children in our community since they are the target audience for a potential playground at Pirate’s Wharf,” said Recreation, Parks & Tourism Director Steve Miller. “We wanted to engage them in the process. Their ideas were thoughtful, creative and a lot of fun.”
County officials are planning an additional focus group at the Kids Klub After School program in Delmar in early April.
The feedback will help shape the Pirate’s Wharf Park master plan.
Kind of like the way the Democrat party makes decisions.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke. Steve Miller isn't qualified to pour piss out of a boot and he goes to kids club for advice. DUMB!
ReplyDeleteWhy did the county take control of this land? Now it produces nothing. No tax revenue, no crops. It has become a liability for tax payers. Stupid!
ReplyDeletewhat a clown show..
ReplyDeletetypical salisbury bs
lets not ask an expert, lets ask a bunch of children..
Who knows better than the person who touches it every day? Do you call a pilot to get your well fixed....no.
DeleteBob Culver is about to pull wicomico county version of Jake Day and how you use county/city taxpayers funds to promote personal interests
ReplyDeleteTrue!!
DeleteLet's waste more "other peoples' money," right?
ReplyDeleteJust a P.R.stunt!
ReplyDeleteMore of Bobs Puppets trying to make the public think they care.
Not!