2019 Master Plan: Payne Park excerpts
Funding Needs: $6,398,000
Improvements: $5,705,000: FY2021 $350,000; FY 2022 $343,000
Improvements: $5,705,000: FY2021 $350,000; FY 2022 $343,000
Overall Use: Payne Park is the 4th most used park in the survey; 47% surveyed had visited Payne Park.
Appendix 1, Resident Suggestions (p 453 of 457)
14. Payne Park
14. Payne Park
- Replace torn roof coverings in tennis club (from hurricane damage)
- Bike trail to connect with Legacy Trai
- More tree canopy - more diversity in trees
- Add more shaded picnic tables that can be used for birthday parties
- More parking for tennis club
- More tennis
- More pickleball
- Pedestrian/bicycle access from south (East Ave.) from Pearlee again
- Community garden
- Soccer field
- Bike rack
- Bathrooms nearby
- Mini petting zoo
- Tie the park to Washington Beach - use the city-owned property
- Handicapped activities and accessibility
- Handicap ramps at drop off by cafe
- Amphitheater
- Dog park
- Add shade cover to small kids play area -- it's too hot in the afternoons
- Baby swings
- Add merry-go-round
- Picnic tables
- Cold water fountain in playground areas