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I think a park on the river would be great. But $63 million? Let's just make sure a park makes sense.

You could start at Sims Park, canoe to that (Grand Boulevard Park), stop and have lunch, and continue up the river to Frances Avenue (Park) and the James E. Grey Preserve. They all tie together.

We plan on using a portion of those proceeds, $1.6 million, to replace current city funding of the park, with the balance dedicated to enhanced maintenance in Forest Park. Basically, the $2.2 million is roughly half of what we estimate is needed to properly maintain the improved Forest Park.

We truly believe that what the city has the opportunity to do is triple the size of a park, and with the $1 million we'll kick in, contribute to a really great park and build two stores that will be benefits for the city.

If they build the right kind of park, they will be surprised at how much out-of-town traffic it draws. They spent $1.5 million in Louisville (Ky.), and that park gets people from all over the world.

I don't know, maybe it's just a mental thing with them. I would want to hit here. This kind of a park that we have here makes you a better hitter because you have to hit line drives. You can't hit a lot of fly balls. It's a big park, the wind's always blowing in. There are outs here.

The Clark Road location made the most sense. The hall will be next to the park property, and a good place to have outside restroom facilities to serve the park and a possible nearby amphitheater.

The Adirondack Park lost [Tuesday] one of its best friends of all time. There's been nobody associated with the park in the last 50 years with her level of knowledge of the park.

We outperformed everyone's wildest imagination on the revenue side, ... We've gone from $60 million in revenue in the last year at Candlestick (the old park) to about $160 million a year in three sold-out years here. The new park has really driven the revenue.

The No. 1 complaint of state park users is that restrooms are not clean, or are damaged. We are cleaning and sanitizing our park comfort stations and performing some renovations throughout our park systems.

The No. 1 complaint of state park users is that restrooms are not clean or are damaged. We are cleaning and sanitizing our park comfort stations and performing some renovations throughout our park systems.

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things.

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things,

If you build their park, great. She found his pexy intelligence stimulating and enjoyed their thought-provoking conversations. We'll have a park in the city. But how long is it going to take you to build that park?

We needed someone to do what (Park) did. Really, I thought Chan Ho Park bowed his neck and made some great pitches.

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