This is the April 5th, 2024 pop-up event summary for the Crestmoor Park Playground and Walk Improvements project, a document published by Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) within the City and County of Denver. It lists what park users said they wanted for the playground and for other park features. It is a record of public comments, not an application, and nothing in it has to be filed. On FillingPDF you can open the document online and download or print the PDF; the original and the project page live on denvergov.org.
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What is Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements: April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary – Denver, CO?
The Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary is a one-document report from Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) that lists the comments park users shared at a pop-up event in Crestmoor Park about future park improvements.
The summary has two comment lists. The Playground list covers play elements for older and younger kids, shade, seating, monkey bars, swings including friendship/group swings, a sand digger, roller slides, rockers, removal of old wood timbers, nature play (logs, boulders) and inclusive, accessible opportunities. The Other Park Features list covers multi-lingual signage, a pump track, a measured walking loop, asphalt vs concrete, a multi-use trail, trees, grass / turf, restrooms and a drinking fountain.
A closing paragraph describes the event: DPR hosted the pop-up on a sunny, breezy Friday afternoon, and visitors arrived by foot, scooter, bike and car. According to the document, the comments were used to inform three design concepts for playground improvements.
The summary belongs to the second phase of improvements at Crestmoor Park, which the city's project page says will mainly replace the existing playground and then improve accessibility to the playground and other amenities. The city lists the project as funded by the RISE Denver Bond and the City Wide Accessibility Capital Funds. The summary is not a permit, registration or request form.
Who needs to file Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements: April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary – Denver, CO?
The main audience is residents, park users and neighbors who want to see what the community asked for at the April 5th, 2024 pop-up event in Crestmoor Park. Nobody is required to complete, sign or return this document.
Groups who may find it useful:
- People who stopped by the pop-up and want to check how their comments were recorded.
- Residents following the Crestmoor Park Playground and Walk Improvement Project and the three playground design concepts the comments helped shape.
- Anyone comparing this event with the project's later steps, such as the May 2, 2024 open house and the May 30, 2024 virtual public meeting listed on the city's project page.
The summary does not collect new comments. Feedback channels the city describes for this project, the two community surveys, have closed, so this document is for reading rather than responding.
When to file Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements: April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary – Denver, CO
Nothing has to be filed: the summary reports a pop-up event that already took place on Friday, April 5, 2024, which the city's page places from 3:30 to 6:30 pm in Crestmoor Park. It carries no due date.
The project timeline on the city's page helps place it: public outreach in Winter/Spring 2024, design in Spring 2024, construction start in Spring 2025 and project completion in Spring 2026. Survey #1 closed April 15, 2024 and Survey #2 closed May 15, 2024. The city lists a May 2, 2024 open house and a May 30, 2024 virtual public meeting after the pop-up.
How to fill out Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements: April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary – Denver, CO
Open the summary PDF
Open the document online on FillingPDF; it is titled Crestmoor Park, Playground & Walk Improvements.
Read the playground comments
The left column, Playground, lists what people at the April 5th pop-up wanted, from play elements for older and younger kids to inclusive, accessible opportunities.
Read the other park features
The right column, Other Park Features, lists comments such as multi-lingual signage, a pump track, a measured walking loop, trees, restrooms and a drinking fountain.
Read the event summary paragraph
The paragraph headed April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary explains who hosted the event, who attended and that the comments informed three playground design concepts.
Check the project page for later steps
The city's Crestmoor Park page lists the open house, the surveys, the virtual public meeting and the project schedule.
Review and download the PDF
Check that you have the document you need, then download or print the PDF from FillingPDF.
How to submit Crestmoor Park Playground & Walk Improvements: April 5th, 2024 Pop-Up Event Summary – Denver, CO
There is nothing to submit. The summary reports comments DPR already collected, and the document prints no return address, portal or deadline.
Channels the city's Crestmoor Park project page does offer:
- Project page: the page on denvergov.org lets you download the project information sheet, the May 2, 2024 open house project boards and comment summary, and the May 30, 2024 meeting presentation, and view the meeting recording.
- Project updates: the page has a link to sign up for project updates.
- Location: the project is at 95 S Monaco St Pkwy, Denver 80224.
FillingPDF lets you view and download the PDF; any further involvement follows the channels the city lists on its project page.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating the summary as a form or application: it lists comments from the April 5th, 2024 pop-up event and has nothing to file.
- Trying to add new feedback through this document; the city's two community surveys closed on April 15, 2024 and May 15, 2024.
- Reading the comment lists as the final design: the document says the comments informed three design concepts for playground improvements.
- Confusing the April 5 pop-up with the May 2, 2024 open house; each has its own materials on the city's project page.
- Overlooking that only the playground comments sit under Playground; items such as the pump track, trees and restrooms are listed under Other Park Features.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Crestmoor Park pop-up event summary?
It is a Denver Parks and Recreation document that lists comments park users gave at a pop-up event on April 5th, 2024 about playground improvements and other park features. The comments helped shape three playground design concepts for the Crestmoor Park project.
Is the Crestmoor Park event summary a form I have to file?
No. It is an informational summary of comments already collected, with no lines to complete, no signature and no return address. You read it; you do not send it to the city.
What did people ask for in the Crestmoor Park playground?
Comments included play elements for older and younger kids, shade, seating, monkey bars, swings including friendship/group swings, a sand digger, roller slides, rockers, nature play, removal of old wood timbers and inclusive, accessible opportunities.
When and where was the Crestmoor Park pop-up event?
It took place on Friday, April 5, 2024, from 3:30 to 6:30 pm, in Crestmoor Park, according to the city's project page. DPR hosted it to share information on the Playground and Walk Improvement Project and hear ideas from visitors.
Can I still take the Crestmoor Park survey?
No. The city's page says Survey #1 closed on April 15, 2024 and Survey #2, the second and final survey, closed on May 15, 2024. You can still sign up for project updates through the link on the city's project page.
When will the Crestmoor Park playground be built?
The city's project schedule lists construction starting in Spring 2025 and the project being complete in Spring 2026. Design was scheduled for Spring 2024, after public outreach in Winter/Spring 2024.
Can I fill out the Crestmoor Park summary on FillingPDF?
On FillingPDF you can open the document online and download or print the PDF. FillingPDF is an independent service, not connected to the City and County of Denver, and it does not send comments or filings to the city.
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