How about some more trees or shrubs to form a green fence between the park and the railroad? A great way to add to the reforestation movement! Bob Beck
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Kristine Pagsuyoin
7 years ago
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It is a wonderful space for the many families who live in the area and have small yards.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Since we didn't get it at the old hospital site.... please give it to us here. How about some natural play features (not a playground, but natural ok to play on and in natural play space... maybe some sand) benches and some all ages programming? Keep that wonderful shade!
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Jennifer detmar
7 years ago
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We can not afford to lose an permeable green spaces. We already face runoff issues as rainfall becomes more intense. Also, the proximity of this area is a perfect green refuge for the employees of the Cleveland Clinic and other surrounding buildings. A nice place to sit and eat lunches or throw a frisbee during breaks is an asset to an area crowded with buildings.
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Glenn Campbell
7 years ago
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Lakewood needs to preserve all the scarce remaining green space we can. Please safeguard St. Charles Green as green space by officially making it a city park.
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Brad Presutto
7 years ago
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This green spot essential for the neighborhood, especially with Lakewood Center North & One Lakewood Plaza filling up with new residents. It is a perfect park for little ones or animal friends.
How about some more trees or shrubs to form a green fence between the park and the railroad? A great way to add to the reforestation movement! Bob Beck
K
Kristine Pagsuyoin
7 years ago
Featured
It is a wonderful space for the many families who live in the area and have small yards.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Since we didn't get it at the old hospital site.... please give it to us here. How about some natural play features (not a playground, but natural ok to play on and in natural play space... maybe some sand) benches and some all ages programming? Keep that wonderful shade!
J
Jennifer detmar
7 years ago
Featured
We can not afford to lose an permeable green spaces. We already face runoff issues as rainfall becomes more intense. Also, the proximity of this area is a perfect green refuge for the employees of the Cleveland Clinic and other surrounding buildings. A nice place to sit and eat lunches or throw a frisbee during breaks is an asset to an area crowded with buildings.
G
Glenn Campbell
7 years ago
Featured
Lakewood needs to preserve all the scarce remaining green space we can. Please safeguard St. Charles Green as green space by officially making it a city park.
B
Brad Presutto
7 years ago
Featured
This green spot essential for the neighborhood, especially with Lakewood Center North & One Lakewood Plaza filling up with new residents. It is a perfect park for little ones or animal friends.
How about some more trees or shrubs to form a green fence between the park and the railroad? A great way to add to the reforestation movement! Bob Beck