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Do You Currently Utilize Or Have You Utilized Legacy Park? Do you currently utilize or have you Park 4 Questionnaire Park What elements are not included in Legacy What is the name of utilized Legacy What do you like most about What do you dislike about Park that you would like in a neighborhood the street you live on? Park? Legacy Park? Legacy Park? park? Entry control for tennis courts so entry is restricted to community residents and their Minerva Drive Yes Tennis Courts guests. Only park with a decent basketball Chatelain Cir Yes court Distance from my house Legacy Park Drive. People drive too fast on it. Have been nearly hit several times trying to cross it Mayflower Terrace Yes Shape/size and general prettiness. over to the park. Dog run. More running paths. Shaded areas, different Minerva Drive Yes playgrounds for different ages. Not enough swings More benches, open areas, fountain in water See saw Sandbox with community toys Big Swing with chest belt Energy generating something (stationary bikes, for example) Choice of playgrounds, big rocks Something active for adults to do while Olympia Yes to climb on, nature without bears Can get muddy with all shade watching kids play Wooded, winding trails. Large Magellan Square Yes natural area. Nothing Open field area. The trails and the trees, and park aspects for our family. It's All of the cars parked on the side Cherry trees, more park benches and picnic Minerva Drive Yes multipurpose. of the road. benches Christopher Thomas Lane Yes Central location in the neighborhood. Easy to get to by car or bike, nice to ride bikes there and then go up to Town Center Have to cross BRR from Legacy Red Admiral Yes for ice cream. Park Drive (by Elementary school) water fountain, bathroom Minerva No Morning Walk Dr Yes Trails, maintained landscaping tennis court More sun/flowers/shrubs/landscaping Playgrounds, tennis courts, boating/kayaking, covered picnic area, more Tradewind Drive Yes basketball courts, running trails only 2 tennis courts tennis courts Do you currently utilize or have you Park 4 Questionnaire Park What elements are not included in Legacy What is the name of utilized Legacy What do you like most about What do you dislike about Park that you would like in a neighborhood the street you live on? Park? Legacy Park? Legacy Park? park? Needs creative lighting at night so Red Admiral Place Yes proximity to home it is seen as a welcoming location. There is nothing I don't like about Fallen Hills Dr. Yes Nice shaded park. legacy park. None Pollination stations, for example, Willowsford I like that it breaks the monotony It is getting too beaten up due to Farms is participating in "Bringing Back the of the rows and rows of houses. I the population overgrowth. There Monarch" program, why Brambleton is not like lighted tennis courts, though are no areas left for the wild doing it yet? In the parks that have ponds, we need many more of them!!! nature to grow free (except for the that are larger in size, maybe put a small Like to have small pond in the small area around the pond), trees boathouse that can be used for small row middle where you can watch the need to be restored on a more boats? or at least, have small platforms, where Epperson Yes turtles laying on the sun aggressive schedule. you can sit and enjoy the view Need better play ground Open areas for kickball and family soccer equipment more like Creighton games and need more picnic areas and a Elementary school and Legacy bathroom would be helpful It is so nice to get Elementary school has and some out on sunny days to go to park where the kids The trees and most definitely the appropriate younger age can run and play and tables for lunch and a Minerva Drive Yes walking trails equipment bathroom that most of the users are not Minerva Drive Yes Old trees and play areas Brambleton residents None water fountain similar to the one at One Tradewind drive Yes Play structures, shade Loudoun, more picnic benches I've used it but I don't use it Stratford Landing Yes The trees and the naturalness of it. regularly. Dog park It seems like a private park for Lack of dog park. Confined Autumn Sky Ct No those living directly next to it. geographically, not very natural. Dog park. Greenary and Basketball and Minerva Dr Yes Tennis courts tenisecourt Fountain in the middle of the pond. Trails through the woods connecting the sections of Minerva Yes Nature How muddy it is. section 4 Minerva Dr Yes Variety of activities and paths swampy consistent conditions Do you currently utilize or have you Park 4 Questionnaire Park What elements are not included in Legacy What is the name of utilized Legacy What do you like most about What do you dislike about Park that you would like in a neighborhood the street you live on? Park? Legacy Park? Legacy Park? park? MORE trees and green space and less cars and Minerva Drive Yes Trees and green space Cars and traffic traffic Virginia Rose Pl No The trails noisy quiet natural retreat Virginia Rose Place Yes Trees and waking trails Parking and traffic Shortage of tennis courts. There is Minerva drive Yes always waiting. Tennis Court and the bike/walk Minerva Drive Yes trail Traffic Flood lights for the tennis courts Minerva No Minerva drive No Minerva dr Yes Trees and tennis courts no water elements water elements Its nice and shady with good Minerva dr Yes space for kids Nothing much Nothing Walking trail Tennis Courts Minerva Drive Yes Greenary None Benfold Square Yes Playground Parking/ No dog park Dog park The scenery, walking paths, and The tennis courts seem out of Fallen Hills Yes nice trees / foliage. place for such a pretty area. I think it has everything it needs. Trees, shaded areas, walking Muirwood Court Yes paths, playgrounds Bocce Courts, pavillion Playground amenities blended Too small for the biggest park in Minerva Dr Yes into natural tree setting neighborhood Nothing Minerva Drive Yes Green space and trees Car traffic! Less car traffic and more green space and trees. Minerva No Easy accessibility, near to town Minerva No center. Parallel parking on the streets. Virginia Rose Pl Yes running trail nothing nature only The bugs (because of the trees Fallen Hills Drive Yes The shade. providing the shade). Young and older kid activities, Minerva dr Yes tennis courts, basket bal courts Muddy Open space for playing Minerva Yes trees the mud nature trails Do you currently utilize or have you Park 4 Questionnaire Park What elements are not included in Legacy What is the name of utilized Legacy What do you like most about What do you dislike about Park that you would like in a neighborhood the street you live on? Park? Legacy Park? Legacy Park? park? I like natural parks with enhanced landscaping Fallen Hills Yes Older shade trees and open space Tennis courts and traffic and trees for shade. Open fields, keep it as green as possible; Extra traffic and congestion it something without concrete courts, space for brings to the streets, lights on the kids just to run and have spontaneous play, courts, people using the amenities trees, natural shade. I think any new formal Old trees, that it is not in anyone's that do not live here so it's structures should be put in areas of Brambleton Fallen hills Yes backyard crowded for residents that are not developed yet Access: no pedestrian tunnel Openness Respect of nature (e.g. under Belmont Ridge by Legacy Picnic Tables (and requisite waste Stratford Landing Drive Yes mature trees) Elementary management) Water fountain Foremost, I like that Legacy Park is Nothing. It is in a great location. I not in my backyard. Secondly, I do not want anything similar to like how the park was Legacy Park, other than the incorporated into the existing natural elements, in the open area Virginia Rose Place Yes natural areas. behind my house. Virginia Rose Place Yes Playgrounds Nothing Nothing The traffic on both sides of the park. We used to live on fanshaw saw, and hated all of the through traffic on that side of the neighborhood. I don't want to see anything close to that in our Virginia Rose Place circle. minerva Yes Close to TownCenter street parking, not child safe zone. I like that there are tall mature Minerva Drive Yes trees to block the sun. There are not enough swings. A rock climbing wall. Inconvenient to get to from a lot Minerva drive No Trees and shade of the neighborhood NA Lots of play space options; plenty Nothing - our family loves the Virginia Rose Place Yes of parking; walking trail; SHADE!! whole park! A tot lot - something for smaller toddlers Fallen Hills Drive No It's location Brings traffic N/A Do you currently utilize or have you Park 4 Questionnaire Park What elements are not included in Legacy What is the name of utilized Legacy What do you like most about What do you dislike about Park that you would like in a neighborhood the street you live on? Park? Legacy Park? Legacy Park? park? Central location, adjacent to Town Center, variety of play areas for Franklin Benjamin various kid ages, lots of tree cover Terrace Yes and shade. Would like more picnic tables Restrooms Bike racks, covered pavilion(s), Frisbee golf The playground, the trail, the Playground equipment is too course, children's garden play area, dedicated Twinleaf Drive Yes wooded areas.
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