PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA May 17, 2017
ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS
ADMIN-1 Advisory Board Member Introductions ADMIN-2 Adoption of Minutes – April 19, 2017 Advisory Board Meeting
PRESENTATION ITEMS
P-1 Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Staff Visit
DISCUSSION ITEMS
D -1 Renaming Lee and Jackson Parks
INFORMATION ITEMS
I-1 Aquatic Facilities 2017 Summer Season Preview I-2 Meadow Creek Valley Master Plan Implementation I-3 Key Recreation Center Improvements I-4 Tonsler Park Master Plan Implementation Update I-5 McIntire Park Projects Update I-6 YMCA Project Construction Status Update
MATTERS BY THE CHAIR BOARD MATTERS DIRECTOR’S MATTERS
ADJOURNMENT
City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – Agenda Item May 17, 2017
ADMINISTRATIVE – 1
Advisory Board Member Introductions
ADMINISTRATIVE – 2
Adoption of Minutes – April 19, 2017 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
ACTION REQUIRED: Advisory Board adoption of the minutes of the April 19, 2017 meeting.
ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS: Minutes of April 19, 2017 meeting.
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES April 19, 2017 The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held a regular meeting on Wednesday, April 19, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. @ Carver Recreation Center. Members present were: Ruth Barnett, Elise Cruz, Llezelle Dugger, Anne Hemenway, David Hirschman, Marlene Jones and Jennifer Slack. Members absent: Ned Michie and John Santoski Staff: Brian Daly, Vic Garber, Doug Ehman Guests: Lyle – attending meeting for AP government class; Gary – his driver Motion - Minutes – March 15, 2017 Ruth Barnett made a motion to approve the minutes of March 15, 2017, Llezelle Dugger second, motion was unanimously approved.
Advisory Board Introductions Introduced new board member, Marlene Jones - lives in Johnson Village neighborhood, works @ UVA
Adjustment to Policy – Naming of Parks and Recreation Facilities Brian Daly stated that City Council has taken action to rename Lee & Jackson parks, hire a design firm to remaster both parks. City Council will also make the decision to rename the parks. When the Naming of Parks and Recreation Facilities policy was made the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was charged with naming facilities/parks. With all that is happening, thought it was logical to alter policy to rename facilities, and included in board package highlighted new proposed language to the policy. Anne Hemenway felt that it’s still unclear as to what City Council wants to do. Bob Fenwick and other people have solicited names for the parks. Stated that she asked Bob Fenwick what the procedure was going to be, have also asked other members to address her concerns. Didn’t understand why this would be a contest. Suggested rethinking the contest part. Feel that there is confusion about the renaming of the park process Brian Daly stated that there is a policy which is usually used for a new piece of property. Ruth Barnett felt that this could be a similar situation where the Advisory Board spends a lot of time on a project and City Council decides to do what they want David Hirschman stated that he thought City Council might want to name a public park, but that the Advisory Board could maintain naming facilities. Jennifer Slack stated that there is a clear authority that City Council has given to this Advisory Board to name facilities Brian Daly stated that the policy given out is the only document existing that he knows of. Previous naming of facilities was done by the Advisory Board and did not go to City Council Elise Cruz thought that City Council has given the Advisory Board the right to name facilities but wants the final say with Lee and Jackson Parks Ruth Barnett asked if this could be tabled until litigation has cleared Brian Daly stated that City Council was pretty clear that names would come to the Advisory Board and then forwarded to City Council Llezelle Dugger suggested to add to the policy “unless City Council or City Manager supplies written notice that they would like final say of naming of any parks/facilities” Llezelle Dugger suggested a paragraph break between the first two sentences of the revised policy
Motion – Revising of Renaming of Parks/facilities Policy Llezelle Dugger made a motion to approve the amended Revising of Naming of Parks and Recreation facilities as follows: To keep sentence (Final action on naming of parks and facilities shall be made in open session by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board) and add an additional sentence as follows: (Unless City Council or City Manager supplies written notice that they would like final say of naming of a park or facility).
Motion was second by Elise Cruz; Marlene Jones abstained from the vote, all other board members present voted for the motion.
Meadow Creek Valley Master Plan Implementation Doug Ehman stated that the process was continuing
Facility Operations - Dry land Report Vic Garber distributed a handout a report from Riaan Anthony, Recreation Facilities Manager, to board members giving an overview of dry land facility operations: • Sites include (4) Recreation centers (Carver, Key, Tonsler and Crow Centers); (5) community housing sites (Greenstone, Friendship, South First, Westhaven and Washington Park); and McIntire Skatepark • Meal grants to sites provide healthy meals to youth participants. Children can come & go, have healthy hot meal, work program with USDA • Key – midnight basketball program Friday nights; summer hours begin 6/18; Teen camp located @ site; Pickleball program is continuously growing • Crow – summer hours begin 6/19, Therapeutic camp located @ site, Programs include dance, boxing, robotics, martial arts • Tonsler – master plan completed, CIP program – FY18 – build & develop field house; programs include drop in play and After school program • Elise Cruz asked how kids were getting to programs. Vic Garber replied that the department does provide transportation for kids to camp • Washington Park – programs include crafts and fitness • Carver – 33,000 sq. ft. of recreational space, includes fitness center, group x classes, Zumba, gymnastics, events includes Sock Hop Event, Family Prom. Over 125 rentals a year, 90 birthday parties. Staff includes Manager, Asst. Director, Aides, very busy facility • Skatepark – summer hours begin June 12. Provide free helmets and elbow pads for those in need. All patrons sign a waiver. • Center attendance – serve about 175,000, 110,000 come to Carver; staff tracks attendance and time entering facility every day. Skatepark attendance has gone down because of small temporary facility presently in use
Key Recreation Center Improvements Vic Garber stated that the Key Center has been looking dated; updating to provide a functional space for staff, vibrant space for participants. Facility improvement should be completed by May 15 Project includes correcting drainage problems, upgrade doors, ADA improvements, aesthetic improvements, brick cleaning & replacement, ADA customer service added, air curtain – keep heat in, bugs out; new flooring, facelift ceiling, new cameras, upstairs classrooms being redone. Added sidewalk – enhance ADA accessibility.
Outdoor Aquatic Facilities: May 13 – spray grounds open May 28 – outdoor pools open
Ragged Mountain Natural Area Final Trail Use Plan Brian Daly reported that City Council has adopted a final trail use plan. Can use trails now, areas that haven’t been built yet are being worked on City/County still have a disagreement on uses, will be settled in court Map in package showing trails, phasing program on line David Hirschman asked about no trespassing signs, Doug Ehman replied that staff is working with neighbors trying to get some roads opened
Tonsler Park Master Plan Implementation Update Doug Ehman reported that splash pad project package @ Purchasing, will evaluate next week Field house – project will be a fall process, after school starts
McIntire Park Projects Update Skatepark - Brian Daly reported that they have been having negotiations with the low bidder for Skatepark, original bid $2.4 million, funding allocated is $1.5 million. Looking at adjustments for the storm water plan, taking lights out of original phase but will set up for future lighting, working with local company that wants to do the job; will know something by next meeting Pedestrian Bridge – bids have come in, unknown cost – flagging of railroad Trail from interchange to eastern – talked to Neighborhood Development - will help with funding Anne Hemenway likes mowed trails @ McIntire Park Ruth Barnett asked status of Van Yahres Memorial Grove; Brian Daly replied that City Council approved plan on Monday Botanical Garden – Brian Daly stated that he will ask representatives to come to next meeting for update. Reported that there is a memorandum of understanding with the City for Botanical Garden
YMCA Project Construction Status Update Doug Ehman reported that the YMCA Summer camp will be starting on 6/12, facility should be fully operational by end of June Anne Hemenway reported that she went on a tour of the YMCA facility and that both Kurt & Jessica from the YMCA asked her to tell how much they appreciate the cooperation from staff. They also emphasized working together on programming. Lease agreement with YMCA does not include YMCA using City facilities Marlene Jones asked if opening of YMCA will affect attendance @ city facilities.
Chairman’s Matters Elise Cruz stated that she was moving to Albemarle County. She stated that it had been a wonderful experience and interesting time serving on the board.
Board Matters Jennifer Slack reported that it was a challenge with volleyball playoffs – there were two no show teams, didn’t get notified that there was going to be playoffs, no shows for two rounds Jennifer Slack asked about public transportation to the City’s recreation centers, Brian Daly replied that there were bus routes near the recreation centers, Carver had the furthest distance to a bus stop Jennifer Slack asked about WIFI in parks, stated there it was in most places where there are facilities, ex. Crow, suggested maybe Ting would be available for these areas.
Directors Matters New resource guide distributed, designed in house by staff graphic designer. Colored pins show amenities Board member orientation - will be setting up soon, would be a 2-3 hour block Doug Ehman reported that Arbor Day would be Friday, April 28th in front of library @ 10 am
Motion – Adjourn Meeting Anne Hemenway made a motion to adjourn meeting, David Hirschman second, motion was unanimous Meeting adjourned @ 7:10 pm
Respectfully submitted, Linda Daly Secretary to the Advisory Board
City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – Agenda Item May 17, 2017
PRESENTATION - 1
Albemarle County Parks and Recreation Staff Visit
Recently, the Advisory Board requested that staff from Albemarle County Parks and Recreation visit the Advisory Board to share the breadth of their parks and recreational programs; as well as areas where the City and County do collaborate on service delivery. Bob Crickenberger, the Director of Parks and Recreation for Albemarle County will join the Advisory Board for a brief presentation and discussion.
DISCUSSION - 1
Renaming Lee and Jackson Parks
The City recently provided an online mechanism for citizens to suggest new names for both Lee and Jackson Parks. The comment period for suggesting new names for the parks ended at midnight May 10, 2017. The entire list of name entries and a memorandum from the City Manager can be found as an Attachment to the Board Package.
City Council has asked that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board review the list of names at its May 17, 2017 meeting and that the Advisory Board and provide feedback via email to the Parks and Recreation Director. The top three naming options from each member should be submitted to staff by the close of business Thursday, May 25, 2017. The Council will take up the issue of the renaming of the parks at its June 5, 2017 meeting.
INFORMATION – 1
Aquatic Facilities 2017 Summer Season Preview
Aquatics staff from the Recreation Division will present a preview of the upcoming 2017 summer operating season for the City’s aquatic facilities as well as an update on programs and services.
City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – Agenda Item May 17, 2017
INFORMATION – 2
Meadow Creek Valley Master Plan Implementation
Staff will provide an update of the ongoing efforts to implement the Master Plan for the Meadow Creek Valley. Specific details are outlined below.
Meadow Creek Valley Plan Implementation Update May 2017
Kneedler Bridge Local floodplain permits have been filed – awaiting approval No Rise Certificate is being considered by NDS currently Cost estimate ~$110,000
Senior Center bridge RFQ for design to be released in April/May Cost Estimate $160,000
Trails Greenbrier trail and boardwalk currently in site plan review at NDS Cost estimate $350,000
Culverts Construction drawings being generated now Met with Army Corps and does not require special permits Local review will occur after final construction drawings Continue to pursue land acquisitions (Dominion, Holiday Drive) Cost estimate $50,000
Budget CIP balance $312,000 DCR grant $140,000 Dominion Grant (RTF) $ 10,500 TOTAL CASH ON HAND $462,500
Holmes-Rio (+LMOA) Final negotiations with the Locust Meadows Owners Association ongoing Trails can be built when easement approved and funding is available Developer bridge over Meadow Creek to Locust Avenue to be built 2017
City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – Agenda Item May 17, 2017
Leander Right-of-Way/ Moore’s Creek The Leander right of way exists and discussions continue regarding other parcels along this reach of Moore’s Creek
250 Bypass Trail • Hydraulic to Dairy/Meadowbrook Heights – final plans delivered this week • One final land acquisition pending • YMCA - connective trail – it will occur as part of the YMCA project and constructed in April 2017 • West Parking lot connector • Pedestrian Bridge over railroad– Bids have been received and are being evaluated • McIntire Park Trail connection to interchange and north/south bridge over tributary to Schenk’s Branch – awaiting NDS final approval of site plan for the east side of McIntire Park which should be complete before the end of April.
Staff is working with Neighborhood Development Services and the owner of Seminole Square to include a trail connection up from the planned multi use path along Meadow Creek, into and through the shopping center to the sidewalk along U.S. 29 and to the Hillsdale Drive multi use trail as part of a shopping center improvement plan. Final details and easement to be determined as the site plan moves forward.
INFORMATION – 3
Key Recreation Center Operations and Improvements
A project to improve the exterior access, enhance ADA Accessibility and the interior spaces of the Herman Key Recreation Center has been under construction since February of 2017. Staff will provide an update on the construction, which is essentially complete. Some pictures of the work are provided below.
Entrance Interior – New Front Desk
Kitchen
New Front Desk and lift
ADA Ramp and Entrance Improvements
City of Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – Agenda Item May 17, 2017
INFORMATION - 4
Tonsler Park Master Plan Implementation
Staff will provide an update of the ongoing efforts to implement the Master Plan for Tonsler Park.
INFORMATION - 5
McIntire Park Projects Update
Staff will provide an update of the ongoing efforts to implement the Master Plan for McIntire Park; including specifics regarding the Skate Park, the Pedestrian Bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad and trails.
INFORMATION - 6
YMCA Construction Project Status
Staff will provide an update on the construction of the new YMCA in McIntire Park as well as other ongoing discussions with the YMCA.
CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA CITY MANAGER MEMO
Agenda Date: May 15, 2017
TO: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Historic Resources Committee
FROM: Maurice Jones, City Manager Brian Daly, Parks and Recreation Director
Action Required: Approve Three Naming Options for Both Lee and Jackson Parks
Background: City Council created the ad-hoc Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials and Public Spaces (BRC) on May 2, 2016 to address the questions and concerns brought before council regarding the statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Eleven commission members were appointed after an application process. They were charged with providing Council with options for telling the full story of Charlottesville’s history of race relations and for changing the City’s narrative through our public spaces. A final report was presented to Council on December 19, 2016. The Council reviewed the Commission’s recommendations at its January 17, 2017 meeting.
On February 6, 2017 the City Council voted 3-2 to remove the Lee statue from Lee Park. In separate motions, the Council voted unanimously to rename both Lee and Jackson Park and to move forward with developing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for professional design services to create a Master Plan for the Historic North Downtown and Court Square Districts.
On April 17th, the Council voted to hold a naming contest for the two parks and asked the staff to forward the top ten appropriate suggestions to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Historic Resources Committee for each group’s consideration. The charge for both boards is to provide the Council with three naming options for each park.
Attached are the top ten appropriate names for each park as collected by the City via the Charlottesville.org web site during a three week period of time. There were 1,382 suggested names for Lee Park and 1,355 names for Jackson Park. Over 1,100 submissions were received for both “Lee Park” and “Jackson Park”. However, those names are not responsive to the request to provide “new” names for the parks.
The top ten subsequent appropriate suggestions for Lee Park are: Monacan Park Sally Hemings Park Vinegar Hill Park Unity Park Freedom Park Library Park Market Street Park
There were several other appropriate submissions that received three votes each: Progress Park Central Park Liberation Park Barbara Johns Park Barack Obama Park Julian Bond Park
For Jackson Park, the top appropriate suggestions were: Court Square/Courthouse Park Sally Hemings Park 13th Amendment Park Freedom Park McKee Park (The McKee property was the site upon which Jackson Park was built) Unity Park Justice Park
Numerous appropriate names received two submissions: Monasukapanough Park (Monasukapanough was a Monacan Village near the Rivanna River) Sandra Lewis Park (Ms. Lewis was the first African-American woman to graduate from the University of Virginia) Barack Obama Park Frederick Douglass Park Memorial Park Harriet Tubman Park Progress Park Independence Park Transformation Park Abolition Park Liberty Park
The full list of the names submitted is attached. Some inappropriate remarks have been redacted.
Council has asked that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board review the list of names at its May 17th meeting and that the Historic Resources Committee review the list and provide feedback via email. The top three naming options should be submitted to staff by May 25th. The Council will take up the issue of the renaming of the parks at its June 5th, 2017 meeting. Proposed Name for Lee Park Count Lee Park or similar variation 1144 Monacan Park 20 Sally Hemings Park or similar variation 10 Vinegar Hill Park or similar variation 8 Unity Park 7 Freedom Park 6 Library Park 6 Erich Honecker Park 6 Jackson Park 5 Market Street Park 4 Lee-Jackson Park 4 Progress Park 3 Snowflake Park 3 Barbara Johns Park 3 Barack Obama Park or similar variation 3 Heritage Park 3 Central Park 3 Confederate Heroes Park 3 Liberation Park 3 Traveler Park 3 Julian Bond Park or similar variation 3 Loving Park 2 Queen Charlotte Park or similar variation 2 Peace Park 2 Abraham Lincoln Park 2 Swanson Park (in honor of Gregory Swanson) 2 Festival Park 2 Parky McPark Face 2 Holly Edwards Park or similar variation 2 Politically correct park 2 Jefferson Park 2 Rewritten history park 2 Thurgood Marshall Park 2 Wes Bellamy Park or similar variation 2 The People's Park 2 Downtown Square Park 1 Martin R. Delany Park 1 Shelia Jackson Lee Park A 1 Everybody's Park 1 Nelle Harper Lee Park 1 Crybaby Snowflake Park 1 Resistance Park 1 First Park 1 Eugene Williams Square 1 Forgiveness Park 1 City council leave town park 1 Founders Park 1 Park of God 1 Freedmen Park 1 Powhatan park. 1 Barbour Park 1 Constitution Park 1 Friendship Park 1 Inappropriate Language 1 Inappropriate Language - It's illegal remove or rename warmonuments 1 Magnolia Park 1 General's Park 1 Marx Engles Park 1 Generosity Park 1 Monument Park 1 George M. and Catherine A. McIntire Memorial park 1 Parity Park 1 God's Creation Historical Park 1 Don't Bulldoze History Memorial Park 1 Harriet Tubman Park 1 Pedestal Park (assuming pedestral remains) 1 Henry A. (Agard) Wallace Park 1 Emily Couric Commons 1 bellamy's folly park 1 Restoration Park 1 High street park 1 Sanctuary Park 1 Historical Squard 1 2nd street park 1 C-ville park 1 Szakos-Jones-Occupy Park 1 Ignorant People Renamed Park Park 1 Madison Park 1 Isabella Gibbons Park 1 Children of Peace Park 1 Beloved Community Park 1 Martin-Williams Park 1 Jefferson Davis Park 1 Memorial Park 1 Daruina Park 1 Monasukapanough Park 1 Jesse L Matthew Jr Park 1 Nat Turner Park 1 Joseph Stalin Memorial Park 1 No Balls Council Members Park 1 David Brown Park(After Former C'Ville Mayor 04-07) 1 Park A 1 Captain Humayun Khan Park 1 Park of the Holy Comforter 1 Center City Park 1 Patriot's Park 1 Alexander Vandegrift 1 Peace Place 1 Waldo. When asked "Where's Waldo?" we can say. 1 Edgar Allen Poe Park 1 Dialogue Park / Dialogue Green / Dialogue Commons 1 City of Charlottesville Central Park 1 Whitewash Park 1 Rebel's Rest Park 1 2017 City Council are Idiots Park #1 1 Resolution Park 1 Lee Virginia Veterans Memorial Park 1 Revolution 1 The park on the downtown mall 1 City Park 1 Thomas Jonathan Jackson Lee 1 Scholar's Park 1 charlottesville community park 1 Slave Auction Memorial LGBT headquarters 1 Liberty Park 1 Space 1 Charlottesville Downtown Mall Park 1 Eugene Williams Park 1 Limelight Park 1 The Grove 1 Love Park 1 DO NOT CHANGE IT. STOP TRYING TO ERASE HISTORY 1 Charlottesville Commons 1 Confederate Santuary 1 LetsBulldozeMonticello 1 Tutelo or Saponi ( to add history to the area). 1 Justice Park 1 Uriah and Jefferson Levy Park 1 King - Lee Park 1 Vote you out of office and change the name back. 1 King Park 1 We love ISIS park 1 Kitty Foster Park 1 where lies destroyed history park 1 Lee Grant Park (great actress!) 1 William Brown Park 1 Willow Park 1 1984--Erasing Hustory Park 1 Lee Veterans Memorial Park 1 Grand Total 1382 Proposed Name for Jackson Park Count Jackson Park or similar variation 1124 Court Square Park / Courthouse Park 21 Sally Hemings Park or similar variation 11 13th Amendment Park 8 Freedom Park or similar variation 8 Lee Park or similar variation 8 Unity Park or similar variation 7 Monacan Park 6 Walter Ulbricht Park 5 Andrew Jackson Park or similar variation 5 McKee Park or similar variation 4 Justice Park 4 Lee-Jackson Park 4 Malcolm X Park 2 Sandra Lewis Park - first AA female student at UVA 2 Monasukapanough Park 2 Confederate Heroes Park 2 Barack Obama Park or similar variation 2 Frederick Douglass Park 2 Memorial park 2 Harriet Tubman Park 2 Progress Park 2 Independence Park 2 Transformation Park 2 Abolition Park 2 Little Sorrel Park 2 Liberty Park 2 Barack and Michelle Obama Park 1 The Peoples' Park 1 Redemption Park 1 Dialogue Park / Dialogue Green / Dialogue Commons 1 Maya Angelou "Angelou Park" 1 Dixie Park 1 Nothing To Do With The Civil War Park 1 Dogwood Park 1 Silly Clowncil Park 1 Elizabeth Van Lew Park 1 Valor and Faith Park. 1 Ella Baylor Park 1 Memory hole park 1 Elopers Park 1 Muhammad Ali Park 1 Eugene V. (Victor) Debs Park 1 Past History Park 1 Eugene Williams Park 1 Anatomical Lewis Park 1 Festering Liberal Stinkhole Park 1 Southern Hospitality Park 1 Forgetting history doomed to repeat it park 1 Tutelo or Saponi ( to add history to the area). 1 Forgot US history park 1 West Park. For Af. Am. Entrepreneur, John West. 1 Charlotte Park 1 Awakening Park 1 2017 City Council are Idiots Park#2 1 Meriwether Lewis Park 1 Friends Park 1 Monroe Park 1 Gammon Park 1 Nannie Cox Jackson Park 1 Ginkgo Park 1 Park B 1 Grant Park 1 Politically Correct Park 1 great men were slandered here by liberal trash 1 Rose Park 1 Charlottesville's Finest 1 SaveLeesStatue 1 High Park 1 Socialist Sanctuary Park 1 History Revisionist Park 1 Special Snowflake Park 1 Holly Edwards Park 1 Tolerance Park 1 City Council Cowards Cove 1 Dale Earnhardt Park 1 Jackson Firefighters and Police Memorial Park 1 Beautiful Community Park 1 Jackson First Responders Memorial Park 1 Democracy Park 1 4th street park 1 McIntyre Squard 1 James Woods Park 1 Community Commons 1 Jefferson Davis Park 1 Meriweather Park 1 Jefferson Park 1 Michie Park [or similar, local civil rights judge] 1 Jefferson street park 1 Community Park 1 Jefferson's Rest 1 Moon park 1 Jesus Christ Park 1 Nancy Park (After 1st female mayor of C'Ville) 1 Joe Stalin park 1 Nat Turner Park 1 Josip Broz Tito Park 1 Palmetto Park 1 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Park 1 Parky McParkface 1 Jupiter Park 1 Patriot Park 1 Area 1 Confederate Heritage and Rememberance Park 1 Karl Marx Memorial Park 1 revision of history park 1 King- Jackson Park. 1 Roy Wagner Park 1 Kiss ole stonewall Jackson *** park 1 Censorship Park 1 Kristin Szakos Park 1 Shelia Jackson Lee Park B 1 City council get mental help park 1 Siouan park 1 Wilson park for president Woodrow Wilson 1 Sorrel Park 1 Wndjammer Park 1 Sparks park 1 Arrogant Egotists Park 1 The Park of Due Process 1 Liberation Park 1 TJ park 1 Carrie Buck Park 1 1984-Erasing History Park 1 Lil' Park 1 Tyranny Park 1 Listening Park 1 Uriah and Jefferson Levy Park 1 Commonwealth Park 1 Victory park 1 Commonwealth Plaza 1 West Park 1 Market street park 1 William Faulkner Park 1 Marx Park 1 Massive Resistance Memorial 1 you should be ashamed park 1 LeRoi Moore Memorial Park 1 Lewis Commodore Park 1 Grand Total 1355