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    Reimagined Lasley Park reopening celebration 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 18 Members of the public are invited to attend a reopening celebration of the reimagined Lasley Park at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18 near the park playground located at 6677 W. Florida Ave. The park features a modern playground; games court with pingpong, corn hole and chess; fitness equipment; sand volleyball court; basketball court; tennis courts; trails; picnic shelters; and seating. Mayor Adam Paul and Ward 3 City Council members Pete Roybal and Mike Bieda will speak at the event. Fitness staff will demonstrate the new outdoor fitness equipment, and attendees have the opportunity win game sets to use at the park. Acquired from Foothills Park and Recreation District in 2001, the 10-acre Lasley Park recently received a new plan for the site through a robust public participation process and in collaboration with graduate students at CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning through the Hometown Colorado Initiative. Through this initiative, landscape architecture students worked on several concepts for the public’s consideration in the spring of 2016. They held public meetings to gather feedback, which resulted in the development of the final plan. Three of the students were retained under contract by the city to finish the project under the guidance of a city landscape architect. Lakewood’s City Council funded the park renovation in the 2017 budget. The Ward 3 community picnic will follow the event from noon to 2 p.m. For information on the community picnic, please visit Lakewood.org/CityCouncilWardMeetings. Parking for the reopening celebration and picnic is available at Lasley Elementary School, 1401 S. Kendall St. Please visit Lakewood.org/LasleyPark or call 303-987-7800 for more information.

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    Reimagined Lasley Park reopening celebration 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 18 Members of the public are invited to attend a reopening celebration of the reimagined Lasley Park at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18 near the park playground located at 6677 W. Florida Ave. The park features a modern playground; games court with pingpong, corn hole and chess; fitness equipment; sand volleyball court; basketball court; tennis courts; trails; picnic shelters; and seating. Mayor Adam Paul and Ward 3 City Council members Pete Roybal and Mike Bieda will speak at the event. Fitness staff will demonstrate the new outdoor fitness equipment, and attendees have the opportunity win game sets to use at the park. Acquired from Foothills Park and Recreation District in 2001, the 10-acre Lasley Park recently received a new plan for the site through a robust public participation process and in collaboration with graduate students at CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning through the Hometown Colorado Initiative. Through this initiative, landscape architecture students worked on several concepts for the public’s consideration in the spring of 2016. They held public meetings to gather feedback, which resulted in the development of the final plan. Three of the students were retained under contract by the city to finish the project under the guidance of a city landscape architect. Lakewood’s City Council funded the park renovation in the 2017 budget. The Ward 3 community picnic will follow the event from noon to 2 p.m. For information on the community picnic, please visit Lakewood.org/CityCouncilWardMeetings. Parking for the reopening celebration and picnic is available at Lasley Elementary School, 1401 S. Kendall St. Please visit Lakewood.org/LasleyPark or call 303-987-7800 for more information.

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    Reimagined Lasley Park reopening celebration 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 18 Members of the public are invited to attend a reopening celebration of the reimagined Lasley Park at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18 near the park playground located at 6677 W. Florida Ave. The park features a modern playground; games court with pingpong, corn hole and chess; fitness equipment; sand volleyball court; basketball court; tennis courts; trails; picnic shelters; and seating. Mayor Adam Paul and Ward 3 City Council members Pete Roybal and Mike Bieda will speak at the event. Fitness staff will demonstrate the new outdoor fitness equipment, and attendees have the opportunity win game sets to use at the park. Acquired from Foothills Park and Recreation District in 2001, the 10-acre Lasley Park recently received a new plan for the site through a robust public participation process and in collaboration with graduate students at CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning through the Hometown Colorado Initiative. Through this initiative, landscape architecture students worked on several concepts for the public’s consideration in the spring of 2016. They held public meetings to gather feedback, which resulted in the development of the final plan. Three of the students were retained under contract by the city to finish the project under the guidance of a city landscape architect. Lakewood’s City Council funded the park renovation in the 2017 budget. The Ward 3 community picnic will follow the event from noon to 2 p.m. For information on the community picnic, please visit Lakewood.org/CityCouncilWardMeetings. Parking for the reopening celebration and picnic is available at Lasley Elementary School, 1401 S. Kendall St. Please visit Lakewood.org/LasleyPark or call 303-987-7800 for more information.

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    Reimagined Lasley Park reopening celebration 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 18 Members of the public are invited to attend a reopening celebration of the reimagined Lasley Park at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18 near the park playground located at 6677 W. Florida Ave. The park features a modern playground; games court with pingpong, corn hole and chess; fitness equipment; sand volleyball court; basketball court; tennis courts; trails; picnic shelters; and seating. Mayor Adam Paul and Ward 3 City Council members Pete Roybal and Mike Bieda will speak at the event. Fitness staff will demonstrate the new outdoor fitness equipment, and attendees have the opportunity win game sets to use at the park. Acquired from Foothills Park and Recreation District in 2001, the 10-acre Lasley Park recently received a new plan for the site through a robust public participation process and in collaboration with graduate students at CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning through the Hometown Colorado Initiative. Through this initiative, landscape architecture students worked on several concepts for the public’s consideration in the spring of 2016. They held public meetings to gather feedback, which resulted in the development of the final plan. Three of the students were retained under contract by the city to finish the project under the guidance of a city landscape architect. Lakewood’s City Council funded the park renovation in the 2017 budget. The Ward 3 community picnic will follow the event from noon to 2 p.m. For information on the community picnic, please visit Lakewood.org/CityCouncilWardMeetings. Parking for the reopening celebration and picnic is available at Lasley Elementary School, 1401 S. Kendall St. Please visit Lakewood.org/LasleyPark or call 303-987-7800 for more information.

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    Lasley Park Site Plan

    August 2017 Lasley Elementary School

    SYMBOLS LEGEND
    Existing Deciduous Tree Proposed Ornamental Tree

    Existing Conifer Tree Proposed Shrub


    Existing
    Park Bench Restroom
    Proposed Deciduous Tree Picnic Table

    Proposed Playground Tennis Court

    Basketball Court

    Cornhole
    Ping Pong

    Playground Playground
    Ages 5-12 Ages 2-5
    East Picnic
    Shelter

    Native Grasses

    Proposed
    Restroom
    Volleyball
    Fitness Court Court

    Proposed Artwork

    West Picnic Field


    Shelter

    Bus Stop
    S. Otis Street

    S. Lamar Street
    S. Newland Street

    S. Marshall Street
    W. Florida Avenue

    1” = 40’
    0’ 10’ 20’ 30’ 40’

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