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Following the completion of the Green Line and Community Path extension, the City of Somerville is planning to expand and improve Somerville Junction Park. In addition to being an important neighborhood passive park, Junction Park will become an important node and resting place along the Community Path. The City has hired a design consultant to lead the design and community process in Spring 2022. Potential new amenities at an expanded Junction Park may include community gardens, water play, and adult fitness equipment.
Following the completion of the Green Line and Community Path extension, the City of Somerville is planning to expand and improve Somerville Junction Park. In addition to being an important neighborhood passive park, Junction Park will become an important node and resting place along the Community Path. The City has hired a design consultant to lead the design and community process in Spring 2022. Potential new amenities at an expanded Junction Park may include community gardens, water play, and adult fitness equipment.
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At this second of three community meetings with landscape architects Crowley Cottrell, we will review what was heard at the previous public meeting, discuss future park programming, and consider the question "What will we do in the park?". We look forward to a lively discussion imagining a new design for Junction Park!
Please register for the meeting at the link below.
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Please view the recording of the first Junction Park Community Meeting with landscape architects Crowley Cottrell. Three preliminary design schemes were presented, and attendees asked questions and provided feedback. Two additional community meetings will follow in June and July 2022.
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At this first of three community meetings with landscape architects Crowley Cottrell, City staff will introduce the design team and the project scope. The design team will give an overview of their analysis of the existing site, and present several design concepts for feedback.
Please register for the meeting at the link below.