River Park Plan to Be Revised After Community Scrutiny After a preliminary critique by Community Board 1, the design for the Tribeca portion of Hudson River Park is being revised, and CB1 will further review the plan at a public meeting on July 17 (CB1 Waterfront Committee, at 49-51 Chambers St., Room 709, at 5:30 p.m.) A few Tribeca parents came to the full community board meeting on June 18 to plead for a large playground with lots of equipment on Pier 25. "There’s a high density of little bodies on every square foot of grass in the community," said Pamela Marin, a Tribeca mother of two young children. "This new playground will be so important. Children will enjoy it for years. What we have now on the pier is a sprinkler, not a play area." Bob Townley, director of Manhattan Youth, which runs recreational programs on the pier, had said tht he wanted open play areas, but not fixed equipment on the pier. For more information on the park plan and the community’s response: Read "CB1 Committee Critiques Hudson River Park Plan" (posted June 11) Read "A Lively Waterfront in Store for Tribeca" (posted June 3)