NAPERVILLE, Ill., May 26 (UPI) — Parks officials in an Illinois city held a “potty party” to celebrate the opening of a restroom facility in a downtown park.
Naperville City and Park District officials held the “potty party” Thursday at the new Central Park public restroom facility, which is a permanent structure to replace the portable toilets often used at the park, the Chicago Tribune reported Friday.
“It’s been a project that is actually very popular with the citizenry and something they’ve been looking for for a long time, an amenity for a highly used park that has kind of been missing,” said Linda LaCloche, Naperville’s communications manager.
The restroom facility was constructed after council members voted in March to approve a $247,850 contract for construction.
The restrooms will be open daily from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m., officials said.
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