As part of our 'Revive the west side of District 5, An Artistic Journey (A 100-year plan)'.
This Recreational Power Park has been presented to the Parks & Recreations Department to see if this RPP would be allowed to be developed on the south side of the Swope Park entrance.
Food Forest * Yoga Pavilion Life-size Chessboard * Skaters Infinity Power Tower * Exercise Park * Artist Mound * Storage & Mural * Windmills Permaculture Plot * Outhouse * Globe * Inner & Outer Paths * Dog-Poop Composter * Rain Water Capture * Kinetic Generator * Composting Stations * Pond & Rain Garden
Suggested moving forward to.
"That's awesome !" | "This is amazing!" | "This looks great! Columbia, MO has something like this that also incorporates an educational center and pavilion for farmer's market. Yours is well done." | " Amazing!! Let's bring this to life..." | "Quite an undertaking... Best wishes."
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holds public meetings every other Tuesday at the Parks and Recreation Department Administration building, 4600 E. 63rd St. All meetings start at 2 p.m. and are open to the public. LET THEM KNOW THIS IS WANTED!
The goal behind our concept is to generate revenue for the 3rd District neighborhoods and the neighborhood that surrounds the park; while building awareness of the importance of stormwater, green infrastructure, trees, and native plants.
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Parks & Recreation Department
Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Email or call 816-513-7503
holds public meetings every other Tuesday at the Parks and Recreation Department Administration building, 4600 E. 63rd St. All meetings start at 2 p.m. and are open to the public. LET THEM KNOW THIS IS WANTED!