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masonry. However, the need to reduce the design to stay within budget resulted in a change to concrete. To minimize the impact of architecture, all concrete was formed with rough boards and a buff colored cement was used.

Also completed or to be completed by May are the new elephant yards, renovation of the elephant house, new bird yards, restaurant renovations, several food kiosks, landscaping improvements, and a glockenspiel which was donated to the Zoo by a bequest.

During the summer, work will continue on the Education and Administration Building, the General Services Building, and a new Bear Exhibits. All three projects are located on the perimeter of the Park and will not obstruct visitor pathways.

After the Bicentennial summer when visitor attendance decreases, construction will be started on a monkey island, new beaver, otter, seal, and sea lion exhibits.