The rusting playground at Howard E. Futch Memorial Park, installed at Paradise Beach back in 2001, is all set to undergo a green makeover. The working crew at the Brevard County Parks and Recreation Department will remove its metal equipments and will further replace them with a substitute material that is about 95% recycled. The whole dismantling and rejuvenation process will cost a minimum of $100,000.
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Before firming up on its absolute replacement, the park went through various partial replacements over the years. Since such endeavors failed to produce the desired results, the park authorities had to resort to its completely green renewal.
Via: Florida Today
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