DRAFT PLAN #1

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(open lawn, tennis courts, new monument, bathrooms, gathering spaces)

Draft Plan 2108281
Tennis Courts Bathrooms Open Lawn Open Lawn Gathering Spaces Gathering Spaces New Monument Bathrooms Gathering Spaces

Tennis Courts

The tennis courts will remain in the current location. They will be resurfaced and screened by a buffer zone of trees and other vegetation to make them more aesthetically pleasing from the exterior.

Bathrooms

The top priority identified during community engagement was the addition of bathrooms on the south end of the park. The draft plan recommends bathrooms on the southern end including appropriate security and maintenance.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

New Monument

The community has expressed a strong desire for an additional monument in the park. The Master Plan draft recommends a new monument be located in the central allee between the Civil War Memorial and the southern entrance to the park. This monument could allow the community to honor or memorialize stories that are important to its history that are less frequently told or known. The Master Plan will not identify the subject matter of this new monument; the design of the monument will be a separate City-led project.

Bathrooms

The top priority identified during community engagement was the addition of bathrooms on the south end of the park. The draft plan recommends bathrooms on the southern end including appropriate security and maintenance.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

DRAFT PLAN #2

“Lightbox” style blurbs

Draft Plan 2108282
Tennis Courts Bathrooms Open Lawn Open Lawn Gathering Spaces Gathering Spaces New Monument Bathrooms Gathering Spaces

Tennis Courts

The tennis courts will remain in the current location. They will be resurfaced and screened by a buffer zone of trees and other vegetation to make them more aesthetically pleasing from the exterior.

Bathrooms

The top priority identified during community engagement was the addition of bathrooms on the south end of the park. The draft plan recommends bathrooms on the southern end including appropriate security and maintenance.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

New Monument

The community has expressed a strong desire for an additional monument in the park. The Master Plan draft recommends a new monument be located in the central allee between the Civil War Memorial and the southern entrance to the park. This monument could allow the community to honor or memorialize stories that are important to its history that are less frequently told or known. The Master Plan will not identify the subject matter of this new monument; the design of the monument will be a separate City-led project.

Bathrooms

The top priority identified during community engagement was the addition of bathrooms on the south end of the park. The draft plan recommends bathrooms on the southern end including appropriate security and maintenance.

Gathering Spaces

The park has very few shaded spaces for visitors to sit and enjoy a picnic, relax or gather. Many in the community requested shaded gathering spaces with seating. The Master Plan draft proposes the creation of 2 such spaces, one in the middle and one at the southern end of the park.

DRAFT PLAN #3

Vertical orientation for phones
“Tooltip” style blurbs
(perimeter path, fountain, open lawn)

Draft Plan 2108311
Forsyth Fountain Dedicated bike and pedestrian lanes on expanded perimeter sidewalk Open Lawn Open Lawn

Forsyth Fountain

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Dedicated bike and pedestrian lanes on expanded perimeter sidewalk

Separating bikes from pedestrians was the second most requested feature by the community. The existing perimeter sidewalk along Whitaker, Drayton and Park Ave. will be expanded to accommodate cyclists, joggers and pedestrians. A team of arborists has inspected each tree along the perimeter to ensure that they are all adequately protected. The sidewalk along Gaston Street is wide enough to accommodate the separation of uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

DRAFT PLAN #4

Vertical orientation for phones
“Lightbox” style blurbs
(perimeter path, fountain, open lawn)

Draft Plan 2108292
Forsyth Fountain Dedicated bike and pedestrian lanes on expanded perimeter sidewalk Open Lawn Open Lawn

Forsyth Fountain

We have decided that we will not be demolishing the fountain. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

Dedicated bike and pedestrian lanes on expanded perimeter sidewalk

Separating bikes from pedestrians was the second most requested feature by the community. The existing perimeter sidewalk along Whitaker, Drayton and Park Ave. will be expanded to accommodate cyclists, joggers and pedestrians. A team of arborists has inspected each tree along the perimeter to ensure that they are all adequately protected. The sidewalk along Gaston Street is wide enough to accommodate the separation of uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

Open Lawn

The community overwhelmingly asked that the amount of green space in the park be preserved as much as possible to allow open space for adults and children alike to engage in both active and passive uses.

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