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Recreational Power Park

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. 

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Drawing by  Jonathan Brice Lyman

Current Layout Ideas:

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  

The Parks & Rec Department

Suggested moving forward to.

  1. Get buy-in from the community. Is the RPP wanted?
  2. Is the RPP equitable?
  3. Will the youth enjoy and appreciate the RPP?

a few of comments

"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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Parks & Recreation Department

Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners

Email  or call 816-513-7503

The Board of Parks & Rec

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!


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