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The Entrance To The Park
We have had a few false starts at making plans to make the car park area worthy of the rest of the park, but we are glad that Rebecca Imber, Area Manager, Chester City Council, is now leading the project. Her first step is to give local people a chance to have their say.
We want a design that will make a statement and be worthy of the park. We have to bear in mind that there are a few big occasions, like Hallowe'en, when we need extra parking on the meadow; at the same time any improvement should discourage unwelcome overnight visitors.
The pictures displayed here may inspire you, so please share your views by adding comments to them. You can also speak to any member of the Committee about what you would like to happen, or contact Rebecca on Chester 402402.
We want a design that will make a statement and be worthy of the park. We have to bear in mind that there are a few big occasions, like Hallowe'en, when we need extra parking on the meadow; at the same time any improvement should discourage unwelcome overnight visitors.
The pictures displayed here may inspire you, so please share your views by adding comments to them. You can also speak to any member of the Committee about what you would like to happen, or contact Rebecca on Chester 402402.
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Countryside Day - 9 September
Countryside Day will be an important opportunity for us to collect your thoughts, and we will have a table with lots of ideas for you to comment on. Even better, bring your own plans or pictures of other projects that you like.
1 comment:
I like the idea of a linear feature, which occupies more of the available space. Having each 'bit' of the feature different but related adds some variety. I like #11 for the same reason.
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