AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Consultants looked at all 51 city parks city and came up with the nine they say should be considered for other uses. “It’s always a hard decision when you’re talking about parks, when you’re talking about points of recreation that the community has leverage in many regards,” said Commissioner Don Clark.The park consultants said to upgrade and maintain the lowest scoring parks would cost $468,000.It’s putting parks like Barrett and Big Oak on a potential chopping block.“We have so many parks out there, we can’t take care of them to the caliber and standard they need to be taken care of. I think we consolidate fewer parks, we’ll get better service and better facilities,” said Commissioner Brandon Garrett.Commissioner Stacy Pulliam said Doughty Park in her district was best of the worse scoring parks and said that’s maybe because it’s not being maintained.“So, when you’re looking at parks where the equipment is broken, the bathrooms…..