Visioning Plan 2011 - Park Pride

Chosewood Park Visioning Plan 2011

AcknowledgementsJohn Moores: Many thanks go to John, the Chosewood Park Steering Committee chairman. He stands out as one of the most organized and involved community leaders Park Pride has had the pleasure of working with. His countless hours coordinating and preparing for meetings and reaching out to community members were invaluable.

Chosewood Steering Committee: The Steering Committee met monthly to organize for community involvement in the project, filter through community needs and desires, and ultimately help lead the community in realizing the goals of park and community improvements. Their leadership and input helped to keep this process on the right course. Their continued leadership will help lead to the implementation of this plan. Thank you to: Harold Belyeu, Vyvyan Hughes, Susana Moreira, Charles Nelson, Simon Reynolds, Jessica Torral, Dwayne Turner, and Jim Williamson.

Masjid Al Quran: Special thanks are due for allowing community visioning meetings to take place in their facility. Prince Aminu was gracious and accommodating as he opened the doors to the mosque for the community to gather and participate in the visioning process.

Atlanta Housing Authority: This agency provides and manages affordable housing for low-income families in Georgia. As Senior Project Manager at AHA, Chuck Young’s involvement in community meetings has opened the door for the potential to coordinate efforts between AHA and the community as both the park and the former Englewood Housing Development begin a new period of growth and development.

Community Grounds Cafe: Part of FCS Urban Ministries, Community Economic Development Program, this coffee house is a place of retreat, relaxation, and refreshment for South Atlanta residents. They also provided the perfect Saturday morning meeting spot for the Chosewood Steering Committee. Without their air conditioning, coffee, and pastries, those hot summer morning meetings would not have been nearly as comfortable.

Chosewood Park Visioning Plan

Executive SummaryThe Visioning process began in April of 2010 when John Moores submitted an application for Park Vision-ing on behalf of Chosewood Park. After being chosen as one of two parks to be included in the 2011 Vision-ing program, residents of the Chosewood area were invited to participate in the process. Visioning began Saturday, February 12, 2011 with a Steering Committee Kick-Off meeting.

The Steering Committee met monthly between March and November to organize the community, enlist participation, implement outreach opportunities, and guide Park Pride Staff throughout the process. They scheduled a series of four public meetings and developed a strategy to entice the community to participate. The four public meetings included: Visioning Meeting June 13, 2011 Design Workshop July 11, 2011 Preliminary Design Review August 6 2011 Final Design Review September 24, 2011

That series of meetings was interspersed with surveys, fliers, neighborhood signs, phone calls, and e-mail reminders, all meant to inform residents of the process and invite the community to participate in decision making. The meetings were generally well-attended, and Steering Committee members made great efforts to represent the views and opinions of those who did not formally participate. The resulting plan for Chose-wood Park is one that has wide-spread community support.

Through this process, a project list was compiled, discussed, and formed into a design plan. The Steering Committee then prioritized these projects based on the need for them and the ability to fund them. Proj-ects deemed ‘high priority’ included park amenities, features, or functions that were identified as filling an immediate need within the park. Projects deemed ‘low priority’ included features or land acquisition that would enhance and better the park but were not necessarily vital to its current operations.

The Vision Plan contained within the pages of this book is not meant to serve as a strict set of rules for development nor as a construction document. It illustrates concepts and serves as a guide to relationships between amenities’ size, shape, and location. Further design development will be needed as each project is funded.

The Steering Committee will lead the efforts to implement the Vision Plan in Chosewood Park. They will continue to engage the community, seek sources of funding, and oversee project development. A develop-ment plan of this nature will take decades to fully implement, and Park Pride will continue to offer support to the Chosewood community with advice, guidance, and potential funding opportunities.

Design Process Summary

Public Meeting ScheduleThe input of the public at every point of the design process is the core of Park Pride’s community design process. Keeping with that, the formation of a Steering Committee made up of community members was the first step of the process. They met monthly to develop and report on community outreach strategies as well as to review input given at public meetings.

The schedule of Public and Steering Committee meetings was as follows:

Saturday, February 12, 2011, 10:00 AM – Steering Committee Kick-Off MeetingFriday, March 4, 2011, 9:30 AM – Second Steering Committee MeetingSaturday, April 23, 2011, 9:30 AM – Third Steering Committee MeetingSaturday, May 21, 2011, 9:30 AM – Fourth Steering Committee MeetingWeek of June 6 – Phone call reminder to survey respondents about first Public MeetingMonday, June 13, 2011, 7:00 PM – First Public Meeting: Introduction to Visioning ProcessSaturday, June 18, 2011, 9:30 AM – Fifth Steering Committee MeetingSaturday, July 9, 2011, 9:30 AM – Sixth Steering Committee MeetingWeek of July 4 – Signs for 2nd Public Meeting placed throughout neighborhoodMonday, July 11, 2011, 7:00 PM – Second Public Meeting: Design WorkshopWeek of August 1 – Signs for 3rd Public Meeting placed throughout neighborhoodTuesday, August 2, 2011 – Preliminary Concepts sent to the Steering Committee for reviewSaturday, August 6, 2011, 9:00 AM – Third Public Meeting: Preliminary Design ReviewSaturday, September 10, 2011, 9:30 AM – Seventh Steering Committee MeetingWeek of September 11 – Signs for 4th Public Meeting placed throughout neighborhoodSaturday, September 24, 2011, 11:00 AM – Forth Public Meeting: Final Review/PrioritiesSaturday, November 5, 2011, 9:30 AM – Eighth and Final Steering Committee Meeting

Overarching Project GuidelinesAt the first public meeting, community members in attendance compiled a list of goals and desires they had for their park. Once vetted with the Steering Committee, a clear list of overarching goals was drafted to serve as the guide for decision making throughout the Visioning process.

• Visibility – Lighting – Safety• Accessibility – connectivity• Preservation and enhancement of natural features• Park serving as a community hub – building block – amenity• More street presence• Gathering spaces• Kid/family friendly


Project Wish ListThe wish list was compiled from surveys of the neighborhood and community members in attendance at the first public meeting. This list served as the starting point for Visioning within and around the park. As the design process proceeded and reviews from the community took place, some of the projects were dropped from the list. The initial list includes:

BridgesParents’ PavilionAmphitheaterObservation DeckSplash PadRestroomsTrailsPondConnections to BeltLineMulti-Use FieldPlaygroundOpen LawnParkingCanopy WalkSplash PadExercise Stations½ Court BasketballPicnic areasGrillsEffective LightingWater fountains

Gathering SpacesSwings in PlaygroundLand Acquisition Dog Park/Dog Baggy StationsKeep It Green, Not ConcreteGarden SpotsOrnamental Stone WorkWalking TrailsPublic ArtBetter/More SignageImproved VisibilityAccess to Entire ParkConnectivity to Entire NeighborhoodRoads Connected Around ParkStream Water FeatureNative Plants Exercise StationsSafe Streetscapes Leading to ParkFrisbee Golf CourseRock Climbing WallZip Line

The existing playground, while in relatively good condition, is lacking swings. Overall consensus during the Visioning was that neighborhood kids wanted swings.

Vision PlanPark Pride used the community’s feedback from the third Public Meeting to form the Vision Plan. This plan is a combination and refinement of parts of all three concepts. It illustrates the relative size, shape and location of features that the community desires to see implemented in its park. Descriptions of projects are found in the project list, which follows the illustrations.

At the fourth public meeting, the Chosewood Vision Plan was presented to the community. Those in attendance participated in a Prioritization Exercise. They were asked to imagine they had blank checks with unlimited money. They were then asked to place their green dots on the projects they would write checks for first. This exercise helped to map out which projects the community as a whole felt were a priority without the limitations of cost interfering.

The Prioritization Exercise follows the Vision Plan in the following pages. It clearly shows that two projects are viewed as having high priority. The first is the acquisition and development of the property to the south of the park that currently has a large parking lot and wooded area. The second is the development of an entrance to the park at Burroughs Street that includes a path and a bridge across the ravine, thus connecting both sides of the park.

It should be noted that this Visioning Plan is just that, a Vision. It should not be used for construction, rather it should be used to guide the community in determining which projects to focus on in the near future.

It is anticipated that it will take years or even decades to implement the projects identified in the community’s Vision Plan. At this time, there is no dedicated funding to implement these projects. The community will have to facilitate fund raising. Having this completed , community-supported plan will be a strong tool toward this effort.

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of b

uild

ings

faci

ng

park

Hig

hLo

bby

to h

ave

AH

A h

ouse

s fa

ce r

athe

r th

an b

ack

onto

th

e pa

rk. T

his

stra

tegy

will

enh

ance

pub

lic s

afet

y fo

r th

e pa

rk a

nd th

e ne

ighb

orho

od.

AH

A

3CEx

tend

ed C

limax

Str

eet

Hig

hEx

tend

Clim

ax to

Gau

lt ex

tens

ion.

AH

A

3DEx

tend

ed D

alto

n St

reet

Hig

hEx

tend

Dal

ton

to G

ault

exte

nsio

n to

pro

vide

bet

ter

acce

ss a

roun

d pa

rk.

AH

A

3EO

n-St

reet

Par

king

Hig

hIn

stal

l on-

stre

et p

arki

ng a

long

the

nort

h an

d ea

st s

ides

of

AH

A c

orne

r to

allo

w e

asy

acce

ss a

nd v

isib

ility

to

park

.

AH

A

3FEx

tend

ed G

ault

Stre

etH

igh

Exte

nd G

ault

to E

ngle

woo

d A

venu

e to

pro

vide

bet

ter

acce

ss a

roun

d pa

rk. I

nclu

de tr

affic

cal

min

g m

easu

res

such

as

spee

d bu

mps

.

AH

A

Chos

ewoo

d Pa

rk P

roje

ct L

ist

3GLa

rge

Pond

Hig

hBu

ild p

ond

that

col

lect

s w

ater

from

the

exis

ting

stre

ams

in th

e pa

rk a

s w

ell a

s dr

aina

ge fr

om A

HA

pr

oper

ty. I

nste

ad o

f a s

tand

ard

runo

ff c

olle

ctio

n po

nd,

cons

truc

t and

pla

nt th

e po

nd to

look

nat

ural

and

be

a fe

atur

e.

AH

A

3HO

utdo

or C

lass

room

with

St

age

Med

ium

Incl

ude

an a

mph

ithea

ter

with

sta

ge a

rea

that

can

fu

nctio

n as

a s

tage

or

a cl

assr

oom

. Pro

vide

ligh

ting,

el

ectr

icity

, and

sou

nd in

fras

truc

ture

.

AH

A

3IO

verl

ook

Med

ium

Build

an

over

look

on

uppe

r w

este

rn e

dge

of th

e si

te to

ta

ke a

dvan

tage

of v

iew

s of

the

pond

from

the

exis

ting

park

. Will

req

uire

mas

onry

ret

aini

ng w

alls

and

ste

ps.

AH

A

3JPa

th S

yste

mH

igh

Incl

ude

a pa

th s

yste

m th

at li

nks

to p

aths

with

in th

e pa

rk a

s w

ell a

s in

to th

e si

dew

alks

and

nei

ghbo

rhoo

d.A

HA

3KLi

ghtin

gH

igh

Inst

all l

ight

ing

that

is c

onsi

sten

t with

ligh

ting

in th

e pa

rk to

pro

mot

e sa

fety

and

use

of t

he p

ark.

Con

side

r bo

llard

-leve

l lig

htin

g.

AH

A

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