THE TEJIDO GROUP
school of landscape architecture university of arizona
NON-DEVELOPMENT OPTION
The non-development option is a concept based on the premise that the town gain ownership of the entire parcel by one or more of the acquisition strategies discussed in the Analysis Phase of this study. The graphic here is conceptual in nature and not detailed. It does not include all of the facilities currently at woodland lake park, (the ball fields for example). This does not mean that we recommend their removal, just that most things on this graphic are additions or enhancements to existing facilities. Below are listed details of proposed additions and enhancements to various parts of the park.
NEAR THE LAKE

Facilities to be improved near Woodland Lake include the following:

  • Improved signage at the entrance near the ball fields and the road to the pavilions and pier
  • Improved/ Additional parking at the covered bridge
  • Improved/Additional parking near the ball fields
  • Improved playground facilities near the ball fields
  • Repair of the tennis courts near the lake
  • Pull-off picnic facilities on the pier road, these would include areas to park 1-2 vehicles, 1-2 picnic tables and 1-2 stationary charcoal grill stands. Several of these would be ADA accessible picnic sites
  • Additional Pavilions with parking for 3-4 vehicles, ADA accessible tables, electric outlets, 2-3 large stationary charcoal grill stands
  • Improved playground facilities on the pier road
  • Additional parking for the pavilions and the pier
  • Restroom facilities on the pier road side of the lake
  • A campground is proposed to be located near the western edge of the lake managed by the town
AROUND ADAIR SPRING
  • Access, vehicular and pedestrian to the park and trails from highway 260 across from the Safeway Plaza
  • Parking near a newly created park around Adair Spring
  • The spring should be enclosed in a springhouse structure that is aesthetically pleasing and accessible to the public. The water can remain piped from the source but should be daylighted within the structure for visual and auditory pleasure.
  • Several ADA accessible picnic sites
  • A kiosk with trail information and wildlife information for visitors
  • Possible restroom facilities
NEAR MOUNTAIN MEADOW RECREATION COMPLEX AND WILDLIFE CENTER
  • Walk-in picnic areas near the meadows to the south of Mountain Meadow Recreation Complex
  • Trail access to the Tract
  • Small park near Wildlife Center
MIDDLE OF THE TRACT
  • Additional trails as noted
  • A small park with benches around Walnut Spring
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