Hello All,
This site centers on the Community Vision for future use of the four properties adjoining and East of Greenwood park along Fremont avenue. The first meeting in November reached out to the neighborhoods to see if one or both vacant lots at 87th and Fremont and 89th and Fremont could work as a P-Patch - over 50 people attended on a rainy Monday night!
--Many ideas came up at the time and it was suggested by the Parks department that further meetings should be held to create a larger vision for the open spaces.
--With this idea in mind a steering committee is developing that will help guide this visioning by writing a Neighborhood Matching Fund grant that will fund a Landscape Architect. This potential planner will help hold design meetings with the communtiy over the summer reaching out to the neighborhood for ideas.
--With a plan in hand our community will be ready to present our vision to the Parks Department and the City and be set to continue to create something lively in these open spaces when they are all acquired. Join Your Neighbors Now!
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--The Photos area is a space where images of other park grounds, p-patches or other open space can be made available for others to see.
--The Database area will be updated to keep track of Steering committee members and other support people for this group and people from the city who are helping like Don Harris of the Parks department, Laurie Ames of Neighborhood Matching fund and Rich Macdonald the p-patch coordinator.
-- Contact Ronnie B. Wolfe (ronni.wolfe@gmail.com) to add your volunteer hours to this project
If you have any questions about using or the use of this site, please ask! Thank you
Greenwood Elementary is celebrating it's centennial this year. We're hosting a grand celebration on December 5th and have invited alumni, the community , and
Over the last 6 months, we've held two community meetings and had countless conversations about the future of Greenwood Park. We've listened to the community
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