Posted on 11/27/2006 7:52:37 AM PST by SmithL
The People's Park Community Advisory Board is to meet Dec. 4 to discuss how to make the park safer and more accessible to a wider range of users, including a proposal from the city and UC police to remove a dirt mound in the northwest corner of the park.
"There's a prevailing feeling that we want the park to be more widely used by the community," board member Joseph Halperin said. "There's no effort to exclude anybody or to tell anyone they can't use it."
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Arrest most of the population. It'll be safer.
Unless, of course, if you are a Boy Scout, Christian, male, heterosexual, Republican or white...
When I last saw it, several years ago, it was really a frightening place. Some of the people hanging out there seemed to go out of their way to look menacing.
No change. Still a dirty, dangerous area!
Wait a minute. How can a "People's Park" be anything but a utopia?
I'm sure Kris Worthington will have this problem cleaned up in no time. He's been ignoring it for ten years, but he's all ready to get to work now!
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