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Westlake Park is located in the Midtown District of Bozeman at the intersection of West Tamarack and North Fifth Avenue. A master plan for the park is being developed with assistance from the Midtown Urban Renewal Board and the City is looking for feedback from citizens.

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How often do you visit Westlake Park during the summer?

Response Percent Response Count
About once per week 33.3% 12
More than once per week 33.3% 12
I have not been to Westlake Park recently 33.3% 12

Do you live or work within a mile or so of Westlake Park (where you could get there by walking or biking)?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 58.3% 21
No 41.7% 15

What activities do you go to the park for? (Check all that apply.)

Response Percent Response Count
BMX Course 46.9% 15
Mountain Bike Course 37.5% 12
Community Gardens 12.5% 4
To participate in races or attend events 31.3% 10
Just to hang out or watch the bikers 50.0% 16
Other 50.0% 16

Please provide any other comments or suggestions you may have about locations of the elements shown on the plan attached to this survey, and other ideas you may have for Westlake Park.

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Hollie Raycraft inside Bozeman
February 19, 2017, 5:42 PM
  • How often do you visit Westlake Park during the summer?
    • More than once per week
  • Do you live or work within a mile or so of Westlake Park (where you could get there by walking or biking)?
    • Yes
  • What activities do you go to the park for? (Check all that apply.)
    • Other - I walk my dog in Westlake Park
  • Please provide any other comments or suggestions you may have about locations of the elements shown on the plan attached to this survey, and other ideas you may have for Westlake Park.

    I would like to see part of Westlake park designated as a dog park.

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