SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE

Join us for a jointly hosted Special Meeting (online/virtual) on November 6 at 6:00pm. This meeting has a two fold purpose. The first part of the meeting will be dedicated to a presentation from the PDCF Capital Projects Team, PRCF Construction Manager, and architect of the new pavilion (bathouse) renovation and splash pad construction. The team will present the design that will be submitted to the Urban Design Committee (UDC) on November 9.

The second part of the meeting will be reserved for the Fonticello Food Forest to present on their outdoor classroom project and for the PDCF and PRCF to answer questions about the project.

For questions about the Friends of Fonticello portion of the meeting, please email hello@fonticelloparkfriends

For questions about the Food Forest Project, please email fonticellofoodforest@gmail.com

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Link to Virtual Meeting

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/wbr-zdxz-nrm

Or dial: ‪(US) +1 669-238-0056‬ PIN: ‪881 748 814‬#

Please note: We ask that everyone use their full name when logging in and have their camera on, when possible, to avoid any issues. For safety reasons, a member of FOFP will have to allow you into the meeting and chat and screen sharing have been disabled for this meeting. The Q&A feature will be utilized, as well as hand raising for questions.

Bath House renovations & Splash pad installation

Shamar Young and Allen McCown were at the September FoFP meeting and presented the initial drawings for the splashpad renovation.

During this meeting, Allen will be joined by Nissa Richardson, Deputy Director of Capital Projects, and Smitty Lynch, HBA Architect, to present the final package going before the Urban Design Committee on November 19, 2023.

During this time, they will also be available to answer any questions and address any community concerns.

We are thankful for their time and effort to implement community feedback and share next steps.

Outdoor Classroom in Food Forest

The Fonticello Food Forest and Parks recently won a grant for $10,000 to build an outdoor classroom structure in the Food Forest. Additional information about this project can be found in the images below. On October 22, the Food Forest stewards held a community input session in the Food Forest. This meeting will provide an opportunity for the community to meet not only with the Food Forest stewards, but also with representatives from Parks.

We are thankful for their team and effort to gather community input on this project.

*Please note that the Fonticello Food Forest and the FoFP are governed by different bodies and are not the same organization. This is being posted as a courtesy to our neighbors.