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Please note that the architect’s drawing shown below is not an accurate representation of the playground as it exists today. As is common in many construction projects, various changes and accommodations were necessary to comply with safety concerns or unexpected issues. The play structures shown in the original drawings here are only examples of the play structures and apparatus available for the park. Final selection was based on what was available at the time the park is built.

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Map of the Rotary Centennial Playground in Brewer Park near Seneca St & Ossington Ave

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Sports Play Area

Triple Hoop
[ Triple Hoop image ]
  • Played with a ball
  • Throw ball in top and it will come out in one of three directions
  • Each direction is numbered 1, 2, or 3 which becomes the score for each play
  • Element of chance and surprise
  • Low skill base eliminates competitiveness
  • Constructive for connitive and learning disabilities
  • Promotes counting and memory development

  • Appropriate for all abilities

Intermediate Play Area
U-Bounce
[ U-Bounce image ]
  • American Disability Association (ADA) compliant
  • Can be used sitting or standing
  • Slip resistant, shock absorbing rubber platform
  • Bouncing motion

  • Appropriate for all abilities


Spring Riders
[ Spring ATV image ] [ Spring Bulldozer image ] [ Spring Cycle image ] [ Spring Sidecar image ]
  • Fit with urban theme
  • Rocking motion
  • Spring riders are located in mulched surface play area
  • Element of chance and surprise
  • Sidecar has large fron handle and sidewalls for protection
  • Children with physical disabilities may need assistance in mounting activity
  • ATV and Bulldozer do NOT have back support

  • May not be appropriate for some physical abilities

Tot-Lot Play Area
Firehouse Play Structure
[ Firehouse Play Structure image ]

[ Firebell Play Structure image ]

  • Designed for ages 2-5
  • Architecture of play structure fits with Urban Theme: picket fence panels, storefront window. and tall arches with lots of poles
  • Talk tubes to connect the fire truck and firehose
  • Promote imagination and theme play
  • Soft-fall paving makes play structure totally accessible
  • Guardians with mobility devices can access and interact with children
  • Has a gear panel and crawl tube
  • Freestanding bells mounted to a post can act as a firebell
  • Theme play promotes imagination and is a positive exercise for people with learning and cognitive disabilities
  • Physical interaction to sound is stimulating to people with hearing disabilities

  • Appropriate for all abilities


Fire Truck Play Structure
[ Fire Truck Play Structure image ]
  • Designed for ages 2-5
  • Fits with Urban Theme
  • Promotes imagination and theme play
  • Children can play in sand

  • May NOT be appropriate for some physical abilities requiring mobility devices

Shaded Play Area
E-Z Digger
[ E-Z Digger image ]
  • Mechanical lever digger
  • Promotes dexterity and understanding cause and effect relationship
  • Promotes children to be constructive

    • E-Z Digger with Seat

  • May NOT be appropriate for some physical abilities

    • E-Z Digger without Seat
  • Accomodates people who may use a wheelchair or other mobility device
  • No seat provides more space for guardian assistance

  • Appropriate for all abilities

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