I like the previous comment about trying to make it more like Klyde Warren Park.
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Joanne Jones
9 years ago
This is a beautiful idea that would benefit Garland and highlight the other positive changes being made downtown.
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Monte Rose
9 years ago
Outdoor music
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Darren Lathen
9 years ago
Love the idea of a larger square, and it's hard to see much value in the existing structure.
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Justin Woolery
9 years ago
I'm a business owner in Garland and I believe this to be an excellent step forward!
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Diana Gifford
9 years ago
They have tried to address the vacancies many times, but you are dealing with private owners who would rather the buildings rot than be active participants in the community.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Anything but vacant buildings. Not only the east side eyesore. Something must be done to address the forever shell of a building next to Plaza Theatre.
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Jose Hernandez
9 years ago
As a Garland resident and tax payer, I approve of this.
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Megan
9 years ago
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Not too long ago the square was a great central part of the community and many great events were hosted there which drew in huge crowds and really helped create a feeling of community. I believe a project like this would help to bring that back. I also think given the success of places like Klyde Warren doing so well in Dallas that this would be a great idea for our city.
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Michael Penfold
9 years ago
Tear down the bricks and bring in the grass!
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Susie
9 years ago
It's time to grow!!! Let's make Garland not just beautiful, but a place where we can enjoy and bring back local Saturdays.
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Laura Ballard
9 years ago
Looking forward to seeing this idea and those similar to it that continue to evolve our downtown to be a place to play, gather, eat, shop, bank and live.
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Jose Flores
9 years ago
Do it!!!
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Miriam Carreon
9 years ago
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More park space would be a huge draw for me and my family. This is public space and should remain so by creating a more inviting space for gathering in garland, like klyde Warren Park in dallas.
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Laurence Kriv
9 years ago
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It's time to stop the arguing and do away with the existing building on the east side of the Square. It's an eye-sore, a health hazard, and an impediment to any positive growth in the center of town.
Let's build a park!
BUILD MY PARK!!
Save the square!
It's time to move forward.
I like the previous comment about trying to make it more like Klyde Warren Park.
This is a beautiful idea that would benefit Garland and highlight the other positive changes being made downtown.
Outdoor music
Love the idea of a larger square, and it's hard to see much value in the existing structure.
I'm a business owner in Garland and I believe this to be an excellent step forward!
They have tried to address the vacancies many times, but you are dealing with private owners who would rather the buildings rot than be active participants in the community.
Anything but vacant buildings. Not only the east side eyesore. Something must be done to address the forever shell of a building next to Plaza Theatre.
As a Garland resident and tax payer, I approve of this.
Not too long ago the square was a great central part of the community and many great events were hosted there which drew in huge crowds and really helped create a feeling of community. I believe a project like this would help to bring that back. I also think given the success of places like Klyde Warren doing so well in Dallas that this would be a great idea for our city.
Tear down the bricks and bring in the grass!
It's time to grow!!! Let's make Garland not just beautiful, but a place where we can enjoy and bring back local Saturdays.
Looking forward to seeing this idea and those similar to it that continue to evolve our downtown to be a place to play, gather, eat, shop, bank and live.
Do it!!!
More park space would be a huge draw for me and my family. This is public space and should remain so by creating a more inviting space for gathering in garland, like klyde Warren Park in dallas.
It's time to stop the arguing and do away with the existing building on the east side of the Square. It's an eye-sore, a health hazard, and an impediment to any positive growth in the center of town.
Save the square!