City of Perrysburg, Ohio Riverfront Master...

C O N N E CT I O N S City of Perrysburg, Ohio

Riverfront Master Plan

July, 2013

MASTER PLANNING TEAMTEAM LEADERSHIP

MASTER PLANNING &

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE

FUNDING PROGRAMS RESEARCH

DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCHCENTER FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

- Jennifer Carter- Cornell

- Dr. Michael Carroll

- Mark Hieber

-Mayor Nelson Evans-Brody Walters

-Doug Dariano -Jon Eckel

-Bridgette Kabat-Rick Schmeltz

- Kate MacPherson

TEAM LEADERSHIP

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ARCHITECTURE

FUNDING PROGRAMS RESEARCH

DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCHCENTER FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

- Jennifer Carter- Cornell

- Dr. Michael Carroll

- Mark Hieber

-Mayor Nelson Evans-Brody Walters

-Doug Dariano -Jon Eckel

-Bridgette Kabat-Rick Schmeltz

- Kate MacPherson

IS OUR RIVERFRONT

A BACK DOOR OR

A FRONT DOOR?

RIVERFRONT: COMMON USE

RIVERFRONT: OVER TIME

RIVERFRONT: RESOURCE

CREATE CONNECTIONSNature

History

Recreation

City

WHY SHOULD WE ENHANCE OUR RIVERFRONT?FOR PERRYSBURG CITIZENSPROPERTY VALUES ECONOMIC ENGINE- REGIONAL DRAWENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITSCITY HERITAGE- LONG TERM VISION

PLANNING TIMELINE1816- Original Plat

Act of Congress

2005- People Planning Perrysburg (P3)

2010- Riverfront Charrette

2012- CityConsensusBuilding Workshop

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BOARDWALK

BOAT CRUISES ON MAUMME

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BOARDWALK

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MOTORIZED BOATING

NATURE WALKS

OUTDOOR MOVIES

OVERNIGHT BOAT ACOMMODATIONS

PADDLEBOARD ING

PICNICKING

PLAYGROUNDS

PLAYS

PLAZAS/PUBLIC SPACES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

RACE EVENTS (5K, ETC.)

RESTAURANTS/CAFÉ

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COMPUTER WI-FI CONNECTIVITY

CONCERTS/ST. PERFORMANCE AREAS

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

FISHING

FITNESS STATIONS

GEO-CACHE

GUIDED TOURS (HISTORY, NATURE)

HISTORICAL INTERPRETIVE

ICE SKATING

IN-LINE SKATING

JOGGING

KAYAKING

LOCATION-AWARE APPS

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SAILING

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SEATING/OBSERVATION AREAS

SHOPS/RETAIL

SLEDDING

SPECIAL EVENTS - GHOST WALK, HOLID AY LIGHTING

STAR GAZING

SUSTAINABLE APPROACHES

VISITOR CENTER

WALKING

WATER FEATURES

WATER QUALITY MONITORING

ZIP LINE

VICINITY INVENTORY

FortMeigs

Hilton

Battle ofFallen Timbers

SidecutMetropark

Buttonwood

FortMiami

City ofMaumee Audubon Island

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Louisiana Avenue

West Boundary

East Boundary

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Rail Trail

OrleansPark

Maumee River

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VICINITY ZONING

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Urban Village

Historic

Corridor

Community Development Plan (PUD)

Agricultural

Neighborhood Commercial

Central Business

Community Shopping

Highway Commercial

Light Industrial

General Industrial

Planned Business Park

Park

Scenic and Open Space

Institutional Uses

Single Family (22,000 sf)




Two Family (10,000 sf)

Multiple Family (3 acre)

FortMeigs

FortMiami

Small CraftLanding

City ofMaumee

Audubon Island

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Louisiana Avenue

West Boundary

East Boundary

Route 20/25

Rail Trail

OrleansPark

Maumee River

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100 Year Floodp

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The City of Perrysburg has a well-

thought out zoning plan that seeks to

protect and enhance the Riverfront

with lower density residential

uses coupled with open space,

agricultural and parkland uses.

SITE INVENTORY &ANALYSISVIEWSCIRCULATIONPREVAILING WINDSSMELLS

HISTORICAL ASPECTSACCESSNODESEXISTING LAND USES

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Future Expansion ofWastewater Treatment

Views of Audubon Islandand the Boat Club

Views of Audubon Islandand the River Basin

Potential Locationof McKee’s Trading Post

Obstructed Views ofMaumee River fromDowntown

Views of Audubon Islandand the River Basin

Views of the River Basin

Views ofAudubon Island

WastewaterTreatment Facility

FormerFiring Range

Maumee River

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Audubon Island

Louisiana Ave. Docks

The Boat Club

Hood ParkCommodore Perry Statue

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PrevailingWinterWinds

PrevailingSummerWinds

Fort Meigs

City ofMaumee

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SleddingHill

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PrevailingWinterWinds

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Foul Smells

Foul Smells

Foul Smells

for Boats

Future Expansion ofWastewater Treatment

Boat Launch


FormerFiring Range

Spoils/Compost AreaConsider

RelocatingOrleans Park

Obstructed Views of River from Bridge

Views of Riverand Bridge

Views ofFort Meigs

+/- 53 Spaces

+/- 120 Spaces

Former BridgePiers

Bicycle Path WiderThan Walk

Orleans Parkonto Route 20

Fort MeigsCemetery

Maumee River

Maumee River

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RIVERFRONTMASTER PLAN

Fort Meigs

City ofMaumee

Refer to “Riverside Park”Enlargement

Refer to “Hood Park + Marina” Enlargement

Fort Meigs Entrance- enhance signage- add landscaping

Enhance bike trail connections to the west

Perrysburg “Gateway”- enhance signage- improve landscaping

Front Street “Gateway”- enhance signage- improve landscaping- improve crosswalks


Orleans Park Entrance- enhance signage- improve landscaping- add crosswalk- add vehicle actuatedsignalized intersection

SleddingHill

OpenLawn Space

Front Street Front Street

Route 20/25

“Indian Hill”

IceRink

Future Expansion of Wastewater Treatment Facility

Improved Boat Launch

Open Space Park with Playground

Canoe/Kayak Livery

Canoe/KayakStorage Facility

Canoe/Kayak Storage Facility- Potential relocation of Waterworks Building- Concessions- Restrroms

Overlook/Fishing Pier (typ.)

“Water Trail”



The “River Trail”Paved Pathway



EnhancedVegetated RiverEdge (typ.)

“OutdoorClassroom”

Pedestrian “Portal” &Pedestrian Access viaExisting Street R.O.W. (typ.)

Sculptural BirdNesting Tower

Nature Trail (unpaved)with Bird Blinds forBirdwatching

Enhance Boat Landingon Audubon Island

100 Year Floodplain (typ.)

Arboretum- relocate existing compost facility off-site- regrade and reforest area

PavedPathway

PavedPathway

Nature Trail (unpaved)

Nature Trail(unpaved)

Expand Parking Lot

Consider potential Fort Meigs

reenactmentsPedestrian Bridge

Archery Range

Overlook

PedestrianPlaza

Art/Sculpture Treatment Under Bridge

Welcome Center- relocated Water Works Bldg.- Warming Area- Restrooms

Expand & Pave Parking with Bioswale(+/- 143 spaces)

Expand & Pave Parking (+/- 129 spaces + 8 trailer spaces)

Evergreen Trees & Berm to Screen Wastewater Treatment Facility

Evergreen Trees & Regradeto Screen WastewaterTreatment Facility

Seasonal Flower DisplayAlong Front Street Curbline

Enhance Pedestrian WalkAlong Front Street (north)

Enhance Pedestrian WalkAlong Route 20/25

Seasonal Flower DisplayAlong Route 20/25 Curbline

Bird WatchingOverlook (typ.)

Fitness Station (typ.)

New Pedestrian Bridgewith Overlooks

Existing Bicycle Route

Existing Pedestrian Route



Orleans Park

StreamEnhancements

Emergency + DeliveryVehicle Access Pointto “River Trail”

High AdventureArea

ZipLine

Mt. BikeTrail

Mt. BikeTrail

Maumee River

Maumee River

Audubon Island

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Riverfront Master Plan

City ofMaumee Perrysburg “Gateway”

- enhance signage- improve landscaping

Fort Meigs- enhance & expand pedestrian access- create a 4 season interest- implement nightime displays

Route 20/25

“Indian Hill”- historical interpretive elements

Canoe/KayakDock

Canoe/KayakStorage Facility


Overlook to Fort

The “River Trail” (2 . 1 miles)Paved Pathway

Paved Pathways

Paved Pathway

Nature Trail (unpaved)

100 Year Floodplain

Nature Trail (unpaved)(.4 miles)

Expand Parking Lot

Front Street

PedestrianPlaza

PedestrianPlaza

Art/Sculpture Treatment Under Bridge


Seasonal Flower DisplayAlong Route 20/25 Curbline

Fitness Station (typ.)(every 1/8 mile)

New Pedestrian Bridge- bridge connected to side of existing piers- includes overlooks- special trestle lighting


Existing Bicycle Route

Orleans Park

Maumee River

“Water Trail”

“Water Trail”

FT. MEIGS


Orleans Park Entrance- enhance signage- improve landscaping- add crosswalk- add vehicle actuated signalized intersection

SleddingHill

OpenLawn Space

Front Street

NaturalIce Rink

Future Expansion ofWastewater Treatment Facility

Improved Boat Launch

Open Space Park- Playground- picnic tables

Canoe/Kayak Storage Facility (potential relocation of Waterworks Building)- Concessions- Restrroms

EnhancedVegetated RiverEdge (typ.)

“OutdoorClassroom”


Arboretum- relocate existing compost facility off-site- regrade and reforest area Pedestrian

Bridge

ArcheryRange

Welcome Center- relocated Waterworks Building- Warming Area- Restrooms- Concessions

Buffer Views/Entrance ofWastewater Facility

Expand & Pave Parking with Bioswale(+/- 143 spaces)

Expand & Pave Parking (+/- 129 spaces + 8 trailer spaces)- maintain existing trees & landforms

Evergreen Trees & Berm to Screen Wastewater Treatment Facility

Enhance Drainage Area toCreate a Habitat for Fish & Birds

Evergreen Trees & Regradeto Screen WastewaterTreatment Facility

Seasonal Flower DisplayAlong Route 20/25 Curbline Eliminate vehicle Access Here

Connect to “River Trail”

Bird WatchingOverlook (typ.)Wastewater

Treatment Facility

Orleans Park

StreamEnhancements

High Adventure Area- ropes course- climbing wall- rappelling tower

Zip Line(800’ length)

Mt. Bike Trail(.5 miles)

Mt. Bike Trail(.5 miles)

Front Street

Nature Trail(unpaved)(.4 miles)





Fitness Station (typ.) (every 1/8 mile) “Water Trail”

“Water Trail”

ORLEANS PARK

Refer to “Riverside Park” Enlargement

Refer to “Hood Park + Marina” Enlargement


Front Street

Pedestrian “Portal” &Pedestrian Access viaExisting Street R.O.W. (typ.)

Sculptural Bird Nesting TowerServes as a Focal Point Connection from Riverside Park to Audubon Island

Nature Trail (unpaved) withBird Blinds for Birdwatching

Enhance Boat Landingon Audubon Island


Seasonal Flower DisplayAlong Front Street Curbline

Enhance Pedestrian WalkAlong Front Street (north)

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Upper Terrace- sidewalk arcs out toward the river to create an area for benches with remarkable vistas of the river. Retaining walls are employed to permit organized grade transistions. Relocate the cannons and the memorial marker to this terrace.

Sloping Path Traverse- Create a linked series of paths that slope gently from one viewing terrace to another in a gracious transition from Front Street down to the river. Barrier free path at 5% accommodates all users without the visual clutter of railings or other fall protection.

Trail connects to the waterfront marina

Potential terraced seating accommodates larger events

Potential relocation of theCivil War Monument

Alternate relocation of theCivil War Monument

The Lawn Ellipse- Large maintained lawn area provides a warm weather “beach” on the river as well as a performance venue. Picnicking and sunning are encouraged. A movable stage with portable tensile shade structure serves as a summer performance venue. Concert-goer’s bring chairs to smaller performance events, take off their shoes and feel the cool grass on their toes as they listen to a concert. Theatrical lighting and sound enhancement is positioned upslope. In Winter, the lawn base allows for construction of a skating rink. Lighting and music enliven the space for nighttime skates and/or icesculpture venues.

Trail connects to parkland to the west and Fort Meigs

Intermediate plazas for viewing and seating

Reforestation areas provide slope stability, habitat and buffering from adjacent homes while shaping and directing views to the river.

Reforestation areas provide slope stability, habitat and buffering from adjacent homes while shaping and directing views to the river.

storm sewer that collects Front Street and a portion of Cherry Street. Redirect from the deep sewer into a new, shallow sewer. Rather than discharging this untreated water directly into the river, capture the

roughly 75% of all rain events) and run it through a series of terraced, vegetated

switching the cascade location from one side of the terraced bed to the other. The vegetation, soil, and drainage materials

improves water quality. Revealing the process of stormwater movement as a park feature adds to the public’s understanding and appreciation of the river as a precious

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All Season� Accessible Path�� Terraced viewing plazas� Interpretive signs- cultural,

historical, directional

Winter� Music & Lighting� Winter Festival Activities

sculptures

Fishing & Observation Dock

Boats anchor to listen to summer concerts

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Spring- Summer- Fall� Music� Performance� Dance parties� Outdoor exercise (yoga, etc)� Movies in the Park

provide a more direct route and to give a closer vantage point to observe the water cascades following a rain event.

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How to t raverse the s teep r i ver bank?The approximate vertical transition from Front Street down to the level area near the river is 40’ (elev. 630 to elev. 590).

A straight diagonal traverse across the park property is about 700 lineal feet- too short a distance to provide the desired barrier free route at 5% slope.

In order to achieve a 5% slope, 800 lineal feet of run is required. One option is to create a single switchback to create a sufficiently long path.Another option is to switch the path back and forth several times and possibly integrate it with new site features into an elegant traverse. Stairs can also be incorporated into this approach.

CONCEPTThe new Riverside Park is a “Terracing

Park” that mixes passive and active

interests with a sustainable overlay into an

elegant transition from Front Street down

to the Maumee River. This all-season,

accessible park provides a high-visibility

“front porch” for the community while

providing connections to other parks,

historical spaces and natural areas up,

down, and across the river.

The program includes:Traversing, accessible paths

Overlooks with seating and historical

monuments

Intermediate Terraces with seating

Biofiltration Water Feature

Reforestation Areas

Integrated, Stepped, Amphitheater

Theatrical lighting and sound

Lawn Ellipse

Movable performance stage

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RIVERSIDE PARK

Existing Section

Front Street

Maumee River

Maumee River

Front Street

AnnualPlantings

AnnualPlantings

Upper Terracewith Cannons

MiddleTerrace

LowerTerrace

Terraced Seating withLawn + Seatwalls

“The Lawn Ellipse” thatincludes picnicking and sunning in summerand winter events likeice carving contests

Portable stage andtensile structure forconcerts duringsummer months

The “River Trail”Raise the canopies of existingtrees + eliminatescrub growth toopen views to River

Railing(typ.)

Sight Line from Front Streetto Maumee River Valley

RIVERSIDE PARK- CROSS SECTION

C a p t u r e t h e S t r e e t

Open Up Water Views from Front Street

Enhance Water Views from Centerline of Louisiana Street

Create Water-Based and Land-Based Focal Points

Traverse Slope for Barrier Free Access

Develop Architecture to Mediate Grade

Use Full Width of City Property to Maximize Connection between River and Town

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Hood Park + MarinaConcept DiagramHood Park offers Perrysburg a

significant opportunity to strengthen

the connection between the

downtown and the riverfront.

Currently, landforms and vegetation

obscure much of the river vista

from the foot of Louisiana Street.

Passersby driving on Front Street

have little sense of the waterfront of

Hood Park. The slope of the access

road is steep, limiting pedestrian

use. Few programmed activities

provide attraction to this space.

The Master Plan recommends

enhancements that provide both

visual and physical access to the

river by creating an engaging open

space that can serve as a “living

room” for connecting to downtown.

The plan recommends an approach

that makes Front Street look and

feel like a plaza space that is part of

the park. This approach engages

passersby inside the park which

creates a heightened awareness

of the connectedness of the

downtown to the riverfront. Similarly,

these types of treatments allow for

a great space for festivals and other

programmed events where Front

Street may be temporarily closed to

traffic.

The plan also recommends the

introduction of a new building that

hugs the western edge of the park

and steps down the slope. This

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HOOD PARK- CONCEPT DIAGRAM

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Hood Park + Marina“Grand Stair” Option Turning

Basin

Waterworks Building-PBC

Outdoor Seating

New Multi-UseBuilding withRoof Terrace

Sidewalk Cafe

Retaining Walls

PBC Property

PBC Property

R.O.W.

R.O.W.

R.O.W.

2 Lane Ramp (17’ wide)(13.1 % slope)

Vehicle Parking(30 Spaces)

Narrowing the Streetcreates space for Sidewalk Cafe

Eliminate the existing right turn lane to reduce road width. Special paving captures

of curb

Planted Steps

Holiday Evergreen Tree

Front Street

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Seasonal Flowers

Water Cascade Visually Connects Front St. to River

Community BoatHouse with RoofTerrace

Barrier FreeRoute (5%)

Ice andPerformance

Cafe

LargeMooring for Dinner Cruise

Breakwall with Trail

Observation Deck

Relocated FallenHeroes Memorial

RelocatedCommodore Perry

Public Marina30 slips

Bubblers carry visual connection to PrimaryWater Feature

PrimaryWater Feature

PerrysburgBoat Club 70 Slips

Trail

Trail

HOOD PARK- “GRAND STAIR” OPTION

CONNECT IONS

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Hood Park + Marina“Ellipse” OptionTurning

Basin

Trail

Trail

PBC


Seatwall

Front Street

Louis

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Benches

Retaining WallSloped Lawn Panels


Stepped Seatwalls

Ice and FlatSeating


Breakwall with TrailCafe Park Structure

PerformanceStage (music, theater & movies)

Observation Deck

Secti

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Relocated Fallen Heroes Memorial

New

Multi-Use

Bldg.


Drop-off and Queuing Lane for Parking

Bubblers carry visual connection to PrimaryWater Feature

PrimaryWater Feature

Seasonal Flowers


Relocated Civil War Monument

Outdoor Seating

Retaining Walls

R.O.W.R.O.W.

R.O.W.

2 Lane Ramp (17’ wide)(13.1 % slope)

Vehicle Parking(30 Spaces)

PublicBoatHouse

RoofDeck

PerrysburgBoat Club 70 Slips

Eliminate the existing right turn lane to reduce road width. Special paving captures

of curb

PBC Property

Public Marina30 slips

Narrowing the Streetcreates space for Sidewalk Cafe

HOOD PARK- “ELLIPSE” OPTION

SidewalkCafe

SidewalkCafe

Downtown

Downtown

Existing Section

Proposed “Ellipse” Option Section

FrontStreet

Front Street Commodore Perry

CommodorePerry Statue

Monument Water Works Building

Public Boat House

Multi-Use Building

Overlook/Terrace

Civil WarMonument

Roof DeckTrailhead

WaterfrontCafe

Seating +Ice Rink

PerformanceStage

Marina Fountains

HOOD PARK- CROSS SECTION

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CommodorePerry Statue

Public Boat House

Multi-Use Building

Overlook/Terrace

Civil WarMonument

Roof DeckTrailhead

Trail

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Seating

PublicBoatHouse

RoofDeck

‘PARK’ITECTUREalk Commodore

Perry Statue

Public Boat House

Multi-Use Building

Overlook/Terrace Roof DeckTrailhead

WaterfrontCafe

Seating +Ice Rink

PerformanceStage Waterworks Building

Perrysburg Boat ClubWaterfront Cafe

Boathouse Performance

Livery

BRIDGES & OVERLOOKS

CONCEPT COST ESTIMATEORLEANS PARK / FT. MEIGS $10.9M

RIVERSIDE PARK $ 3.2M

HOOD PARK $12.0M

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POTENTIAL FUNDING

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QUESTIONS?

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Benches

Retaining WallSloped Lawn Panels


Stepped Seatwalls

Ice and FlatSeating


Cafe Park Structure

PerformanceStage (music, theater & movies)

Relocated Fallen Heroes Memorial

New

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Seasonal Flowers


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Waterworks Building-PBC

New Multi-UseBuilding withRoof Terrace

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Planted Steps


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Community BoatHouse with RoofTerrace


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HOOD PARK- ENLARGEMENTS

“GRANDSTAIR” OPTION

“ELLIPSE”OPTION

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