Gables North Rolfe Street Park

Arlington will gain a public park in the Fort Myer Heights North area! The Department of Parks and Recreation needs your help in determining how to use the space.

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Please describe what you LIKE BEST about the preliminary park design.

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Please describe what is MISSING from the preliminary park design, or provide additional comments.

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Of the PARK SEATING images found in the PDF on the previous page, please choose the top two you like best.

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Do you feel that play features are important to this park design? If so, which of the PLAY ELEMENTS images found in the PDF on the previous page do you prefer? Please select your top three.

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Do you feel that the dog amenities are important to this park design? If so, which of the DOG AMENITY images found in the PDF on the previous page do you prefer?

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Of the OTHER PARK AMENITIES images found in the PDF on the previous page, please choose the top five you like best.

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Please describe what you LIKE BEST about the preliminary park design.

Please describe what you LIKE LEAST about the preliminary park design.

Please describe what is MISSING from the preliminary park design, or provide additional comments.

Of the PARK SEATING images found in the PDF on the previous page, please choose the top two you like best.

#1 – Natural Wooden Benches

#2 – Curvy Wood Benches

#3 – Bench with Back 1

#4 – Bench with Back 2

#5 – Curved Seat Wall

#6 – Monumental Seat Stairs

#7 – Curved Entry Seating

#8 – Monumental Seat Entry

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Do you feel that play features are important to this park design? If so, which of the PLAY ELEMENTS images found in the PDF on the previous page do you prefer? Please select your top three.

#1 – Climbable Statue

#2 – Natural Climbing Feature

#3 – Nature Path with Statue

#4 – Natural Play Element 1

#5 – Natural Play Element 2

#6 – Natural Play Element 3

I do not feel that the play features are important to this park design.

Choose at most 3 options

Do you feel that the dog amenities are important to this park design? If so, which of the DOG AMENITY images found in the PDF on the previous page do you prefer?

#1 – Dog Waste Station

#2 – Space to Exercise Dog

I do not feel that dog amenities are important to this park design.

Of the OTHER PARK AMENITIES images found in the PDF on the previous page, please choose the top five you like best.

Are there other activities or amenities the site should accommodate?

Please share any other comments.

Where do you live? Please provide zip code.

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