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Share feedback online about draft concepts for a potential new West Berkeley neighborhood park to help shape a preferred concept for a grant application: communityfeedback.op... With grant funding, the City could turn a 15,000-sq-ft vacant lot next to 1326 Allston St into a public park. 🧵 1/5

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The grant application seeks to also cover the cost for required cleanup of past contaminants, such as pesticides. Draft concepts and possible features for this proposed park emerged from community feedback via public meetings, an earlier survey, and neighborhood events. 2/5

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This potential park would seek to complement features at the nearby Strawberry Creek Park as well as the adjacent Charlie Dorr Mini-Park. berkeleyca.gov/your-... 3/5

berkeleyca.govWest Berkeley Brownfield to Neighborhood Park | City of BerkeleyThe City of Berkeley's Parks, Recreation & Waterfront Department is preparing a grant application to support the creation of a new park at a vacant brownfield site near Allston Way and N Valley Street. A brownfield is a property where past use has left behind contamination that can complicate reuse of the site. Historical pesticide use has resulted in soil contamination, requiring environmental cleanup before it can be converted into public open space.
City of Berkeley
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Use this survey, which closes on Nov 1, to further refine these early designs into a final concept plan for a grant application: - Choose or combine designs - Prioritize features - Suggest feature locations - Share changes or ideas 4/5

City of Berkeley
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We will use your feedback to refine the ideas into a preferred concept plan for the grant application. See the early designs on the online survey and complete it by Sunday, November 1 at 11:59 pm. Share it with your neighbors to encourage participation. berkeleyca.gov/commu... 5/5

berkeleyca.govOnline survey: share preferences for a potential new West Berkeley park | City of BerkeleyComplete online survey by 11:59 pm on November 1, to help shape a preferred concept plan for turning a vacant lot into a neighborhood park. Share feedback online about draft concepts for a potential new West Berkeley neighborhood park to help shape a preferred concept for a grant application.With grant funding, the City could turn a 15,000-square-foot vacant lot near Allston Way and North Valley Street into a public park. The grant application seeks to also cover the cost for required cleanup of past contaminants, such as pesticides.

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