Share Your Ideas on How to Improve Emerson Park!

The City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Department wants your input! Please share your thoughts and ideas of future park designs for Emerson Park.

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136 registered responses

1.What is Your Proximity to Emerson Park? (pick one)

	Response Percent	Response Count
0 to a 1/4 mile away	16.2%	22
1/4 to a 1/2 mile away	11.8%	16
1/2 to a 1 mile away	18.4%	25
1 mile to 1.5 miles away	36.8%	50
Other	16.9%	23

Please Rank the Following Potential Design Features From High to Low

Average priorities over 136 responses

Restrooms

Restrooms
Revitalize Field Area

Revitalize Field Area
Children’s Bike Pump Track

Children’s Bike Pump Track
Update Picnic Area

Update Picnic Area
Lighting to Allow for Extended Nighttime Use

Lighting to Allow for Extended Nighttime Use
Playground shade structure

Playground shade structure
Safety Lighting on Walkways

Safety Lighting on Walkways
Add Benches

Add Benches
Resurface Black top

Resurface Black top
Update Basketball court

Update Basketball court
Update Exercise Equipment

Update Exercise Equipment
Educational Garden

Educational Garden
Additional Hydration Station

Additional Hydration Station
Public Art (mosaic tile, sculptures, murals)

Public Art (mosaic tile, sculptures, murals)
Update Bocce Ball Courts

Update Bocce Ball Courts
Zen Garden

Zen Garden
Other

Other

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January 8, 2021, 7:04 AM

1.What is Your Proximity to Emerson Park? (pick one)
- 1 mile to 1.5 miles away
Please Rank the Following Potential Design Features From High to Low
1. Update Basketball court
  
  Update Basketball court
2. Resurface Black top
  
  Resurface Black top
3. Revitalize Field Area
  
  Revitalize Field Area
4. Safety Lighting on Walkways
  
  Safety Lighting on Walkways
5. Update Picnic Area
  
  Update Picnic Area
6. Update Bocce Ball Courts
  
  Update Bocce Ball Courts

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1.What is Your Proximity to Emerson Park? (pick one)

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Please Rank the Following Potential Design Features From High to Low

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Item	Up	Down	Remove
Educational Garden
Add Benches
Update Bocce Ball Courts
Safety Lighting on Walkways
Playground shade structure
Revitalize Field Area
Additional Hydration Station
Lighting to Allow for Extended Nighttime Use
Update Basketball court
Public Art (mosaic tile, sculptures, murals)
Other
Zen Garden
Update Exercise Equipment
Restrooms
Children’s Bike Pump Track
Resurface Black top
Update Picnic Area

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