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Tiburon survey to shape smaller Cypress Hollow Park

Tiburon residents have until Nov. 9 to rank four playground concepts and pick equipment for a scaled-down rehabilitation of Cypress Hollow Park.

VIA CARLILE MACYThe four playground concepts in Tiburon’s Cypress Hollow Park survey would replace the equipment in the upper play area. Clockwise from top left: a 16-foot tree house with hammocks and a climbing net; a 14-foot modern tree house with a climbing wall; an 11-foot log structure with two slides and a rope-climbing tube; and a 12-foot main structure with fox, bird and butterfly climbers. The survey is open until Nov. 9.
Francisco Martinez
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ · 1 min read

Tiburon residents have until Nov. 9 to tell the town what playground equipment they want to see as part of a scaled-down rehabilitation of Cypress Hollow Park.

The online survey asks residents to rank four playground concepts that would fit in the existing playgrounds’ footprints and to pick the type of equipment, theme and color palette they prefer.

It also asks whether residents support removing certain trees to make room for a proposed accessible ramp connecting the upper and lower playgrounds and for new playground features.

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