Speaker 1: Motion carries.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Adam. Ten, please.
Speaker 1: Report from Parks, Recreation and Marine. Recommendation authorizes City Manager to execute all documents necessary to accept a non-monetary donation of planning labor, materials and equipment valued at approximately 100,000 from the Long Beach Community Foundation and California nonprofit Corporation for the installation of a sound garden at Howden Park. District nine.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Let's have a staff report, please.
Speaker 3: Our Parks and Recreation Marine Director Marie Knight.
Speaker 1: Good evening, Vice Mayor and members of the Council. Yes, this is an exciting project that has been in the works for some time now and we're very happy to bring forward and a donation from the Long Beach Community Foundation for a sound garden at Houghton Park. This will be a unique play space for the community and for our children, and it will complement the upcoming changes and newly refurbished Highland Park Community Center in the future. So we're excited to get moving with this and with the council's blessing. I know the foundation is very supportive and looking forward to this as well.
Speaker 0: Thank you. And I just want to take a moment just to say thanks to Marie for helping us to work this work this out, and thank you to the foundation for your philanthropy and for working with us. This project has been scoped in a way that it complements the Highland Park Master Plan. It will complement, like Marie said, the new Highland Park Community Center that's going to break ground with next month. And so this is really exciting stuff, but it's 100% philanthropy. So. So I just want to say. Thank you, Councilman Price.
Speaker 2: I support this and I think it's going to be great.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Members, please cast your vote. Any public comment on this item? Seeing the members. Please cast your vote.
Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to accept a non-monetary donation of planning, labor, materials, and equipment, valued at approximately $100,000, from the Long Beach Community Foundation, a California nonprofit corporation, for the installation of a “Sound Garden” at Houghton Park; and execute a Right-of-Entry Permit, and any related documents, with Long Beach Community Foundation, and/or its agents, to make the improvements.  (District 9)