Project Playground Pleasantown is a California city of 80,000 residents located just outside of Los Angeles. Playground space has been hard to find for many years, and many families have had no choice but to let their children play in the neighborhood streets. Because of minor accidents and, recently, on near miss, concerned parents are ready to take action to solve the problem of finding more playground space. There is a vacant parcel of city-owned land measuring 200 feet wide by 300 feet deep. It has been unused for over 30 years and has accumulated old tires, discarded appliances, broken bottles, and all sorts of trash. You have been informed that it is available to be turn into a playground. Because of significant pressure by various citizen groups, the city entertained proposals for converting the land into usable space for children. You and a group of six concerned neighbors, submitted a proposal that was accepted by the city. According to the terms of the proposal, your group of seven will head up a fundraiser, recruit volunteers, and build the playground. As part of the terms and conditions, your group has agreed that the city can dedicate the new facility with a big event on July 4. Because it is now April 1, you are on a very tight schedule. In addition to the time constraint, you think you might be able to raise $30,000 through car washes, bake sales, and so on, but you do not think that will be enough money. As part of your project, you will need to approach loca