park renovations

The site, a lot with some trees and a faded roller hockey rink, will be fully renovated by 2020 or 2021.

The renovations include new playground equipment and spray showers that kids can activate themselves.

The city opened the renovated Dugan Playground and Terrace Playground on Friday.

The City Council funds will be used to restore the infantryman statue and plaza area.

The small park on 48th Avenue and 5th Street is designed for kids aged 3 to 5 years old.

The Parks Department will host a meeting on May 25 to take suggestions from residents for the plan.

The changes will come to Ranaqua Park, located on E. 136th Street between Brown Place and Willis Avenue.

Coed softball league Astoria Social says Whitey Ford Field is uneven and full of holes.

Popular ideas include installing a soccer field in the park's running track and additional lighting.

The project is the first major renovation the park has seen in more than two decades, officials said.

The Dutch Kills Playground tennis courts should be included in the city's renovation plan, locals said.

A public meeting on Nov. 16 will discuss how to spend the funding under the city's Anchor Parks program.

Green Shores NYC and People for Parks will host a meeting Saturday about the waterfront green space.

The building near Stuyvesant Avenue will get new lighting and gates.

The park on Broadway and 65th Street will get its first renovation in 20 years, officials said Monday.