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DESCRIPTION:When it comes to the future of Hart Park and all of Kern County
 ’s parks\, Ryan Alsop is willing to stick his neck out. The county’s n
 ew chief administrative officer inherited plenty of problems\, including a
  budget crisis that could humble ambitions in even the most determined of 
 men. Nevertheless\, Alsop is adamant about the county’s parks. “This i
 s a big priority of mine\,” he said. “Parks are a big priority for thi
 s CAO.” More than two months after county supervisors put on hold a prop
 osal to charge a $5 parking fee at Hart Park\, Alsop said he and his staff
  are working hard to develop a vision\, a plan for the parks. Where is the
  money being spent? How is it being spent? Is it being spent as efficientl
 y as possible? These and other questions must be answered before a compreh
 ensive plan can be formed. “It’s a big data sheet with lots of numbers
 \,” Alsop said. And the odds are steep. “I am not satisfied with the s
 tate of our parks\,” he insisted. “We can do better.” 
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SUMMARY:Ryan Alsop - Kern CAO
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>When it comes to the future of Hart Park an
 d all of Kern County&rsquo\;s parks\, Ryan Alsop is willing to stick his n
 eck out.</p>\n\n<p>The county&rsquo\;s new chief administrative officer in
 herited plenty of problems\, including a budget crisis that could humble a
 mbitions in even the most determined of men.</p>\n\n<p>Nevertheless\, Also
 p is adamant about the county&rsquo\;s parks.</p>\n\n<p>&ldquo\;This is a 
 big priority of mine\,&rdquo\; he said. &ldquo\;Parks are a big priority f
 or this CAO.&rdquo\;</p>\n\n<p>More than two months after county superviso
 rs put on hold a proposal to charge a $5 parking fee at Hart Park\, Alsop 
 said he and his staff are working hard to develop a vision\, a plan for th
 e parks.</p>\n\n<p>Where is the money being spent? How is it being spent? 
 Is it being spent as efficiently as possible? These and other questions mu
 st be answered before a comprehensive plan can be formed.</p>\n\n<p>&ldquo
 \;It&rsquo\;s a big data sheet with lots of numbers\,&rdquo\; Alsop said.<
 /p>\n\n<p>And the odds are steep.</p>\n\n<p>&ldquo\;I am not satisfied wit
 h the state of our parks\,&rdquo\; he insisted. &ldquo\;We can do better.&
 rdquo\;</p>\n
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