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Two uses of a shared model place

Original invented D1 proposal for Willow Model Park. Current drawing has one open games area and one seat beside it. Proposal: use the whole open area for a timed paper treasure game. Fictional note from Noor: “I want room to practise a ball game.” Fictional note from Bay: “I want to sit and talk without game clues beside the seat.” No measurements, permission, timetable, voting, actual users or trial given. Usual preferences are not diagnoses. This is a paper civic enquiry, no outdoor game required.

Question 1

1. What does the proposal change from the current drawing?

Question 2

2. What do Noor and Bay each ask for? Use exact notes.

Question 3

3. What relevant information is missing before a real-place decision?

Question 4

4. Propose a keep/change/defer response and consider one possible effect for the stated uses.

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