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5/26/2010
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Urban Park or Plaza Consider: <br /> • Neighborhood park features if intended to be used as a <br /> Description: Urban parks provide visitors with access to open neighborhood park <br /> spaces in commercial and high-density residential areas. • Shelter structures <br /> Examples of urban parks include public squares, promenades, • Water feature <br /> urban plazas and landscaped courtyards. Urban parks • Concessions or vendor space, commercial lease space <br /> sometimes serve the neighborhood park needs of surrounding (restaurant, bookstore, coffee shop, museum) <br /> residents and often provide opportunities for community • Trees and general landscaping improvements <br /> events. Urban parks enhance the quality of life and identity of • Shrub beds flower baskets and horticultural or annual <br /> urban developed districts. Urban parks promote tourism and plantings <br /> economic development. • Public art, performance space such as a stage area or <br /> band shell, special facilities or features, such as <br /> Typical urban park users: historic or interpretive structures, Interpretive signage <br /> • Park serves employees or residents from surrounding • Permanent restrooms <br /> residential or business areas. • On-street parking <br /> • Programming of the space and partnerships can <br /> encourage farmers markets, art walks, theater and Avoid: <br /> other events that can bring visitors to the space from • Off-street parking <br /> throughout the community. <br /> • Visitors arrive by foot. <br /> • Visit the park for one hour or less. <br /> Site Selection: <br /> • A minimum site size of 0.5 acres is preferred. <br /> • Site should front a public street <br /> • Promote increased use of alleys to provide access <br /> • Good access and visibility <br /> Provide: <br /> • Paved area of sufficient size to accommodate walking <br /> and seating area access. <br /> • Night lighting to maximize use and visibility of park <br /> • Seating and ADA access <br /> • Shade for summer and sun pockets for winter <br /> 35 <br />
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