The playdeck’s current surface comprises rubber playground tiles with built-in impact pedestals, but years of wear and tear have left them discolored, deteriorated, and shrunken, posing usability and safety concerns. The initial construction of the playdeck featured an array of elements, including fabric-topped pergolas, a play structure, pole-mounted lighting, fiberglass planters and benches, a perimeter fence, and raised curbing. Many of these components are affixed to the structure below and linked to roof curbs protruding above the play surface. Despite occasional maintenance and minor adjustments over time, the playdeck is now nearing the end of its useful life. Adjacent spaces serve clinical, occupational therapy/physical therapy, and mixed-use purposes, remaining active and integral to future operations.