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Published: March 19, 2008
Council soaks in discussion on new parks, family discounts
By John Estus
On a rainy March morning, Oklahoma City council members talked about sunny summer days by the pool.

Council members Tuesday learned where six new spraygrounds could be built if money is available and also discussed family discounts at city pools.

Discussions were only preliminary, but Ward 2 Councilman Sam Bowman said the city shouldn't hesitate if it gets a chance to add more parks to the list of 15 that hav...

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