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New HaveN GreeN

Draft report

prepared orThe CommiTTee o The proprieTors o Common and Undivided

Lands aT new haven & The CiTy o new haven deparTmenT o

parks, reCreaTion and Trees

prepared byprojeCT or pUbLiC spaCes, inC.

november 2012


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Footbridge,1640

1st meeting house,1640-1670

2nd meeting house,1670-1757

3rd meetinghouse, 1756-1813

2nd Statehouse1763-1828

Market House,1785 - 1799

2nd schoolhouse1756-1815(Brick)

1st schoolhouse1643-1756

Band Stand, 1907 Temple Street, opened in 1784

Soldiers memo-rial and Liberty Pole

(1921), 1774

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CenterChurch,

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UnitedChurch

1815

well and pump1797

TrinityChurch,1815

Fair Haven Church,1769- 1814

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Whipping post1763

Watch house1640

Gaol1640 - 1784

Stocks and pillory1639- 1808

1st Statehouse1717to1784

First M.E. Church1821- 1848

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demolished in1828 - 1889

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County House

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Bennett Memorialountain

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Beecher-Frank-lin Elm 1790-1904

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exeCuTive summary

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Maintain the historic and oasis-like character o the

existing Green

Improve the Green as a community gathering place

Ensure high-quality and consistent design o all elements

Develop a system where the Green is proac tively

managed on an ongoing basis

Implement a series o short term interventions that main-

tain the existing character but that create an opportunity

to experiment and evaluate the changes

Engage the adjacent institutions in building a broader and

more involved constituency or the Green and a long

term strategy or its evolution

Leverage the Greens existing assets and positive activities

already taking place (e.g. Farmers Market, International

Festival o Arts and Ideas, holiday tree, existing elms etc.)

Develop a unding model or the Green that allows it to

become economically sel-sucient

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Places or seasonal owerbeds at all entrances (with as-

sistance rom the Garden Club and locals)

Painted bulb outs (curb extensions) at intersections and

pedestrian crosswalks on the two blocks o Chapel Street

adjacent to the Green (see northwest corner o Chapel

and College Streets in ront o Claires) to create a shorter

crossing distance and to better integrate the commercial

areas along Chapel Street with the Green

Signs inorming people o the upcoming events

Some additional benches

Temporary sculpture (e.g. sponsored benches in Zurich)

Temporary kiosks or vending carts at some intersections

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Relocate and expand the existing Farmers Market to the

proposed Market Promenade where it can expand in

the all season to include more vendors, wider variety o

products, additional days o operation and other related

events (i.e. a all ood estival, ches cooking demonstra-

tions, wine tastings, harvest estival) extending to at least

Thanksgiving.

Develop a Halloween event ocused around children.

There are many models or this event but it could include

a small costume parade around the Green, decorations by

local businesses, entertainment by a variety o buskers po-

tentially organized by a combination o the Town Green

Special Services District, Yale Drama and Music Schools

and the New Haven Department o Arts, Culture & Tour-

ism as well as other activities.

Create a unique Thanksgiving event which could be an

historical event with theatrical re-enactments both out-

side and inside the churches and related to traditionaloods.

Expand the current activities related to the existing Christ

mas holiday celebration on the Green. Currently, the

Parks Department puts up a holiday tree along with a

small carousel, market and a ew other activities but the

celebration is brie and does not draw people downtown

or the entire holiday season as many cities are able to

do. In order to create a series o events that extend rom

late all until early spring, a variety o additional activities

should be considered including:

Enchanted Forest/Winter Wonderland lighting

scheme which could include lighting the trees

with small bee lights and the churches with eithe

light shows or lights outlining their proles. This

could potentially be done with Yale Drama Schoo

A series o winter concerts and perormances by

students rom local schools, ranging rom very

young to university-level, and ocused around no

just holiday music rom the United States but also

holiday music rom other countries represented

by New Haven residents rom those places. This

could be done in conjunction with churches in

and around the Green.

A tree lighting ceremony that is held in conjunc-

tion with the perormances.

An outdoor holiday market that includes the

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expanded to include many more vendors and

types o products that extends or a much longer

season. Consideration should be give to using anorganization that has experience with such mar-

kets.

A temporary ice skating rink around the existing

ountain. There are many models or this type o

rink. An excellent model is the one in Br yant Park

that is sponsored by Citi Bank (http://citipondat-

bryantpark.com/), which is done in conjunction

with the holiday market (http://theholidayshopsat-

bryantpark.com/), a git shop, ice ca, skate rental

and warm up areas, etc.

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each insiuion around he Green uc t llg:

Free Library (e.g. Outdoor reading room)

United Church (e.g. Gardens and seating terrace)

Center Church (e.g. Meeting House, gardens and

historical tours)

Trinity Church (e.g. Church sponsored-cae)

Battell Chapel (e.g. Perormances)

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Waste receptacles

Painted light standards

Movable seating with tables and umbrellas (in locations

where they are attached to a ood vendor or kiosk)Consistently designed market tents

Consistently designed vending carts

Restroom in conjunction with temporary ca kiosk (e.g.

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Impresario: Handles the planning and management o

all events on the Green including developing an annual

schedule, working with partner organizations, developing

a unding strategy that includes sponsorships, setting a

ee scale and recruiting talent and reaching out to other

cultures and organizations.

Operations and management: Coordinates management

and operations including maintenance, security, trac,

parking and bus related issues, etc. The management

entity would not necessarily do all o the above but would

coordinate with the existing city departments (parks,

transportation, security) and the specic roles would bedetermined as discussions occur.

Market and economic activity: Handles activities related

to various markets that are planned during dierent sea-

sons, develops rules and guidelines and manages vend-

ing, ood trucks (i they are to be allowed), kiosks, and

caes including those that may be aliated with the three

churches. Also acts as a liaison to the Town Green Specia

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by Claires and Shake Shack). The operator o each kiosk/

vending cart would be responsible or maintaining the

area round the acility and providing the standard ame-

nities (tables, movable chairs and umbrellas) set by the

management entity or the Green

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bicycle). For example, either make the existing plaque

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Work with Trinity Church to better use the area adjacent

to the Church or events and activities that they are inter-

ested in participating in, endorsing and managing.

Create a more active place on the Chapel Street side with

a Church sponsored ca or wafe stand, or example,

while the lawn area between Trinity and Center Church

is used or morepassive activities such as yoga, exercises,

music rehearsals, outdoor movies, carousel etc.

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around it with owerbeds as well as xed seating oriented

toward the ountain and the entrance

Provide additional lighting or people who are traversing

the Green to evening events on Elm Street rom restau-

rants along Chapel Street and in the Ninth Square area

Encourage people to eat lunch and sit in this area by add

ing one or two ood carts and possibly a news kiosk

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shelters to create a series o kiosks to house a small ca

with movable outdoor seating in warmer months along

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Add more comortable and social seating along the

edges o the Promenade close to the gateway, and along

the path leading to the ountain

Provide a transparent cae/kiosk and movable chairs,

tables and umbrellas or outdoor eating

Consider a games area with bocce courts or casual play

and a kiosk or managing the activities

Replace the port-o-potties with permanent restrooms

adjacent to kiosks in the proposed amily area to the north

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outdoor reading room with movable book carts, tables,chairs and umbrellas along with a marked location or a

speakers corner

Widen the sidewalks at the intersection to make it more

inviting and sae or people to come out o the Library

and onto the Green

Continue the pathway that is located around the perim-

eter o the Lower Green onto the Upper Green to provide

not only a continuous walkway but also additional space

or people waiting and disembarking rom the bus. Cur-

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enough room or people to walk, particularly during the

winter.

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cl lg tu c tt t t tct. it ul l

cuct lg utul, ctl t t

t tt t c n h yl.


Calm the trac along Elm Street around the Green so

that people drive more slowly and notice the beauty othe Green and also the activities

Make it easier or people to cross the intersection by wid-

ening the sidewalks on all our sides o the intersections

Use public art and photo exhibits as gateway elements to

welcome visitors to the Green


17/43

pg 17

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

pHelps GaTe (1819)

ColleGe sTreeT

CoNTexT

Chape and

Coege

Sree

Pheps

GaewayE and

CoegeSree

Chape and

Church

Sree

tepeand

E Sree

Civic Cenermid-bock

crossing

tepe

and Chape

Sree

E and

Church

Sree

exisTiNG CoNDiTioNs

UmbrellasTablesChairsCae Kiosk

Crosswalk

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lc tut t t

tt. T u tt t t G

lttl tt ul ttct tut t u t. h, t

tcll tut l u ll g t

tll t ttl t t c t lc tut

c c g l g l t ctt

uc t gt c, t t l, tu

g t tg.


Add mid-block crosswalk across College Street

Provide a studying area with umbrellas, tables, chairs and

Wi-Fi in conjunction with a seasonal cae kiosk (e.g. all

and spring)

Include a student inormation board about student events

and activities in the Green and at Yale that are open to the

public

beNCHmark imaGe

out tu t tl, c w-

cct

C h


18/43

pg 18


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

beNCHmark imaGes or GaTeways

itl g t t cu

ut ct cl t tg

lc

sttg t c c uu

pulc t tllt plt

C t tg g ttg

k

C t t th


19/43

pg 19

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

CHURCH StREEt

tEmPlE StREEt

CHaPElStREEt

COllEGE StREEt

Elm

StREEt

librar

city hall

cENtEr

chUrch

UNitED

chUrch

triNity

chUrch

battEll

chaPEl

149 ElM S

ViSitOr cENtEr aN

EMEritUS F

iNFO NEw

haVEN

ShakE

Shack

` hENDriE

SchOOl OF MUSic

1 2 3 4

issues

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t t t tt t ut t G.

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g t t cul tt . xl,

c tt t t ittl tl at i

ttct 5000 l (ccg t t i tl t

g) pps cut l t 100 l t

u t tl t . altug 100 t -

tt t u l G t 1t jul 2011 1t jul

2012, (clug t 2- lg i tl), t u tt t

gu tt ctl gg t t g t

t gzt t g ul cul t.

visioN

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t cc, cultul cl l t n h cut. it cul

ul t xtg ucc, clug t u t tt ccu

t, (.g. t itl tl at i, t t tc.)

ll t cul u uc tg luc gg

l cl t t t G, g tl g

ctt ll t t t ut t.

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uqu cct uct tl. ec u

t L G c t llg g.

THe lower GreeN

Ctng n t th


20/43

pg 20


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

area 1: markeT square/promeNaDe

CoNTexT

1 2 3 4

exisTiNG CoNDiTioNs

act t Cl stt, t ul ct c-

cll t t G. T xtg t

t cul c t

ll c, lg t ll l t, u ut

tg t l cul g luc, t t

l, clz ut tll. it cul u, t utul

t, uc l eu-tl t tl c t-

t.


Narrow Chapel Street between Church Street and

Temple Street to continue the character o the stretch o

Chapel Street that is between Temple Street and College

Street

Consider moving the transer activity but not the bus

stops or bus access

Create additional openings in the perimeter ence along

Chapel Street or remove it altogether to allow easy access

between the Green and the activity along Chapel Street

Consider some bus shelters in other way (e.g. ood con-

cessions, restrooms, inormation kiosk, ower kiosks etc.)

Relocate armers market to create a Market on the Green

that eatures not only the armers markets but also, book

airs, night markets etc.

Add drinking and/or water ountain and an area with mov-

able tables and chairs adjacent to one o the kiosks or

carts


RetrottedBus Shelters

CHapelsTreeT

CHurCH sTreeT

MovableTables and

Chairs

Market-TypeTents

Ctng n t th


21/43

pg 21

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

area 2: eveNTs aND perormaNCe spaCe

CoNTexT

BeerGarden

T mt squ/p a 1 cul ll

ut t t G a 2, cul uct et

pc sc, t cc t t n h-

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l cttg t ug ccl u

t tct Cuc Cl stt.

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ul ll ccl ctt t t lc l t -

t xt t t ltg t tult

tt ct xcg t G.

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t ul u t u ll ll t

c. i t ll t, t t t

ctt, clug l t, g, tc.


Replace grass in the area with a material that would ac-

commodate perormances and oot tracAdd exible elements to accommodate events (e.g. tem-

porary stage, tents, kiosks, movable chairs, tables, bench-

es and umbrellas) and that can be rearranged in various

layouts

Tables andChairs

Tent withBenches

Stage andSeating

exisTiNG CoNDiTioNs

1 2 3 4

beNCHmark imaGe

T tg t l

Ctng n t th


22/43

pg 22


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn

area 3: THe ouNTaiN


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cl t t t G t c ,

c tt t tg l

t . Cutl, t ut l lc l t

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t, ctt tt cug u t t ccl tt

ut u t t t cl.

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n h.

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tut t ut t ct cc c g

t c cul c t lct tt

g ll cl luct cct.


Create a more attractive meeting point by developing a

patio around the ountain with seating, umbrellas, and

tables

Add owerbeds or planters around the exterior o the

ountain, along with seating with backs around the perim-

eter. Alternatively, the outer wall o the ountain could be

removed to create water eature with water jets and sprays

to eliminate the problems associated with standing water

Provide umbrellas or small tents or shade

Locate a skating rink around the ountain in the winter

Light up the ountain and surrounding area to encourage

people to visit area a night as well as to visually highlight

the ountain and agpole during all seasons

FountainFlowerbeds

Planters

ChildrensPlay Area

Cae Kiosk

Splash PadBenches


1 2 3 4

beNCHmark imaGe

wt ut

lgt t gt

Kiosks

CaeKiosk

Restroom

Petanque

Ctng n t th


23/43

pg 23

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


beNCHmark imaGes

area 3: THe ouNTaiN - wiNTer DiaGram

wt l l u ut

hxg- tg u ut

hl t t lgt ct u ut

beNCHmark imaGes

Cae Kiosk

SkateRentalKiosks

IceSkatingRink

Fountain withcenter holidaydisplay

Ctng n t th


24/43

pg 24


g

N Hn Gn

area 4: THe GreaT lawN


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lg t tg t t t , t cutl

t. altug t ittl tl at i t

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cg, tl, tc.

ot ctt l l g uc c l, cc tc. cul

l ccu t Gt L. t, t ul

u cuct t t t L G.


Work with the Free Library and local sponsor or association to

create an outdoor reading room on the Lower Green across

rom the library

Locate a pad with utilities and inrastructure to support a large

temporary stage (either along the Elm Street side or alterna-

OutdoorReadingRoom

Pad ortemporary

stage

1 2 3 4

beNCHmark imaGe

bcc cut t l tg

tively on the Lower Green across rom City Hall)

Program additional events on the Lawn taking into consid-

eration the issues outlined in drat report, Perormances

on the G reen prepared by Theatre Projects Consultants.

Ctng n t th


25/43

pg 25

project for pubN Hn Gn

rtctl tg t c m gt t

beNCHmark imaGes or lower GreeN

out p

out g

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Ctng n t th

N H G


26/43

pg 26

project for public spacesN Hn Gn


mt llg uc

hl mtC t tl, c xl tuctu

p t tl

T tg

Ctng n t th

N H G


27/43

pg 27



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l l cpt u ut t tg, tl ullC t ut tg

sl u t t uug cscultu uclg

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


28/43

pg 28


issues

Th tnt ht th Gn gn tnd th Cnt Chch t

th ntn. H, cnt t d nt nctn c t . Tstt, hch ddd n 1784 ct tng dn tn th nd

Gn nd t th Cnt Chch th ntn. Th chch,

th th cd nd h d c n nt t dng th

th tng t th nd t.

visioN

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cndd th ht nd n tnt dtntn thn th Gn. Th

Cnt Chch, th t gnd cd c j dtntn n t n

ght t th Nth Chch n btn. it cd c th cnt tng

h ndd n gdd nnnt n hch ntn t th

gnd nttd nd h ncg t nd t dng

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hd, n t dng j nt cd t hc tfc.

T stt, djcnt t th ntn nnd th

ct nt gnd, c nd tng th dctn nd n

tnt t n t th ht th t nd t cc .

sh n th hd nt nd nnt t

cnnctd ctd djcnt t th c. shdd cnc,

tnt hd nd ntd c n g hd

dd. Ct tng hd dd n th n gn, nd

nd th dgnd ct ttd t ct n.

THe CoNNeCTorTHe CeNTer CHurCH To THe ouNTaiN

TempLe sTreeT

CHURCHStREEt

tEmPlE StREEt

CHaPElStREEt

COllEGE StREEt

Elm

StREEt

library

city hall

cENtEr

chUrchUNitED

chUrch

triNity

chUrch

battEll

chaPEl

149ElMStrEEt

ViSitOrcENtEraNDcENtErFOr

EMEritUS FacUlty

iNFO NEw

haVEN

ShakE

Shack

`hENDriE hallSchOOlOF MUSicaNDclUbS

CoNTexT

exisTiNG imaGes

CenterChurch

FountainFlowerbeds

Planters

ChildrensPlay Area

Cae Kiosk

Splash Pad

Benches


Kiosks

Gardenand Paths

Carousel

Planter andSeating

Historic BurialGrounds

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


29/43

pg 29


issues

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L G. it utul t, c t cuc t t

t, yl ulg t t t, ut t lttl l t

t.

visioN

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ul c:

Develop a ocal point in ront o each church (in the area

where cars currently park) to act as a special setting or the

churches. This ocal point could be a simple owerbed which

would be planted with seasonal horticultural displays and/or

signage and lighting to accommodate evening uses

Provide an opportunity or the individual churches to express

themselves and the interests o their parishioners on the

exterior o their buildings through elements such as gardens,

outdoor events and markets, etc.

Create a central garden area along the Temple Street spine,

and ocused on the existing two triangles that ace Temple

THe upper GreeN

CHURCHStREEt

tEmPlE StREEt

CHaPElStREEt

COllEGE StREEt

Elm

StREEt

library

city hall

cENtEr

chUrchUNitED

chUrch

triNity

chUrch

battEll

chaPEl

149ElMStrEEt

ViSitOrcENtEraNDcENtErFOr

EMEritUS FacUlty

iNFO NEw

haVEN

ShakE

Shack

`hENDriE hallSchOOlOF MUSicaNDclUbS

CoNTexT

UNITEDCHURCH

Temple sTreeT

CHapelsTreeT

ColleGe sTreeT

CENTERCHURCH

TRINITYCHURCH Garden

and PathsGardenand Paths

Historic BurialGrounds

C

Outdoor

Planter andSeating

Umbrellasand Seating

Food CartsStudy Area

Focal Point

exisTiNG imaGes

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


30/43

pg 30


CHURCH StREEt

tEmPlE StREEt

CHa

PElStREEt

COllEGE StREEt

Elm

StREEt

libra

city hall

cENtEr

chUrchUNitED

chUrch

triNity

chUrch

battEll

chaPEl

149 ElM St

ViSitOr cENtEr aND c

EMEritUS Fac

iNFO NEw

haVEN

ShakE

Shack

` hENDriE

SchOOl OF MUSic

issues

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Continue to experiment with closing Temple Street or special events

such as during the Intl Festival o Arts & Ideas, road races, marketdays etc. and begin to develop a strategy or how best to accom-

modate vehicle trac and buses during those times including bus

transer activity

sTreeTs arouND THe GreeN


31/43

appeNDiCes

Ctng n t

N Hn


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


32/43

pg 32


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plc. pl l c tg t lc t

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gu, t , pps l -

tl g u t cct l.

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


33/43

pg 33


U u (# 104)

DemoGrapHiCs

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t l ugl c t G. h-

, t gctl ult (g 36-64) t

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requeNCy o visiTs To THe GreeN aND moDe o

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cll t t t g t tt u t

t t lc tt l t tl t

t t. T u l g u c xl t ct tt t t t lct t

user survey resulTs

u n h.

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pl t ll t T G ut t tll t t t t 1 u 3 u (44 l)

1 u l (40 l). T t t t t ct tt

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improvemeNTs

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tcull t t cl l t G.

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t t G tt t ul ul

l cul l u t G.


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


34/43

pg 34

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ml 43

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ault 59

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user survey resulTs

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s 65+

ault 36-64

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project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


35/43

pg 35

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u Gn t

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ml 222

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ml 128

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beHavioral mappiNG resulTs

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Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


36/43

pg 36

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wtg 49

pl wtcg 18

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rg/ tg/g 4

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plg g 11

Tg c cl 2

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project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


37/43

pg 37

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t 12:00, 2:00 4:00.


Key

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2

3

4

4

5

6

7

8

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Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


38/43

pg 38

2:00p

Wednesday Juy 11h

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2

3

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5

6

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project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


39/43

pg 39

Luxembourg gardensParis, France


Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


40/43

pg 40

KungstragardenStockholm, Sweden

project for pub

Ctng n t th

N Hn Gn


41/43

pg 41

Tt ic

Ct

ptl

i-k

Ctut

et &

s

Gt &

Ctut

itt

ic

Pioneer Courthouse squPortlan

in-Knd en pn

KINK.m

Art Abrams Swing Machine

Big Band

Broadmead Nursery

Comcast

Downtown Marketing InitiativeEasy Street

Globe Lighting

Hilton Portland

Honest Tea

KGW NewsChannel 8

Lasko Printing

Mortons The Steakhouse

Ness & Campbell Crane

Oregon Symphony

Pacic Youth Choir

Pink Martini Pioneer Place

Pizzicato

Portland Beavers

Portland Business Alliance

Portland Tribune

Qdoba

RAM Trucking

Reinecker Nursery

StarbucksStimson Lumber Co.

Sunbelt Rentals

Tanasacres Nursery

The Nines Hotel

Tiany & Company

Travel Portland

Walker Macy

Yule Tree Farms


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julY 2010

30-Hour Day

Portland Farmers Market at Pioneer

Courthouse Square

presented by KINK.FM

Noon Tunes Summer Concert Seriespresented by KINK.FM

Dairy Farmers o Oregon Ice Cream

Relay

Electric Vehicle Day

World Cup Soccer

Westside Vineyard Concert

Yoshidas Sand in the City

Flicks on the Bricks presented by

SmartPark

Text No More

Gospel on the Square

Collective Sound Concert

City o Roses Resource Festival

auGust 2010

3v3 Street Soccer Tourney


Courthouse Square


Noon Tunes Summer Concert Series


Flicks on the Bricks presented by

SmartPark

The 2nd NW Book Festival

Java Road Trip

Dont Feed the Bag Monster

India Festival

Red Cross Blood DriveFashion & Beauty Gala

Fleet Forward Launch EventFesta

Pioneer Courthouse squPortlaEvents Program

Italiana

Oregon State Fair - Days o the Dino-

saur

septeMber 2010

Circus in the Square

Westside Vineyard September Con-cert

LEGO Summer Tour


Courthouse Square


KMHD Jazz Commute

The Standard Volunteer Expo

Musicest NW

Low Car Diet

The Bicentennial Celebration

TriMet-Groupe Adeo Presentation

OSU Rally on the Square

Portland Oyster

Gay Fair at the Square

KGW - Drew 2nd Annual Climb or

the Cure

Indian Day Celebration

Mobilization or Justice & Police Re-

orm

Memory Walk

Sukkot on the Square

october 2010

AIDS Walk Portland

Portland Farmers Market

at Pioneer Courthouse Square


Sip - Coee or a CauseBBQ/Fashion Show Fundraiser

Praying 4 Portland

National Coming Out Day/ Candle-

light Vigil

OSU Band Concert

24-Hour Ballot Drop Box

Travel Portland Fall/Winter Volunteer

TrainingSanrio Retail Tour - 50th Anniversary

Show

NoveMber 2010

Be Seen. Be Sae.

Stimson Lumber Tree Arrival

Circle in the Square

VZW SFA project

Out & About with Drew Carney

Get Smart About Antibiotics

2010 Tree Lighting Ceremony

presented by SmartPark

brought to you by Globe Lighting

& KGW NewsChannel 8

Dance Fusion NW

DeceMber 2010

Holiday Ale Festival

Llewellyn Elementary

Holiday Artisan Market

Whitord Middle School

Tuba Christmas presented by Smart-

Park

Christmas Carol Sing-A-Long

Portland Sugarplum Elves

Laurelhurst Elementary

Oregon City High School Ensemble

Panache Vocal Ensemble

Buckman ElementaryGladstone High School Jazz Band

Flute Ensemble

Elite Dance Studio

Peace and Solidarity Rally

NW Fusion Dance Company

Pacic Crest Youth Simonietta

Celebrity Bell RingingjaNuarY 2011

Red Cross - Blood Drive

Body and Brain Yoga

American Tinnitus

Cascade AIDS Project

Oregon College o Oriental Medicine

februarY 2011

Darrwin Day Celebration

Valentines Day Contest

MarcH 2011

Cirrus Aircrat Display

Portland Lindy Exchange

KGW Great Food Drive Omelet Break-

ast

The National Urban Leagues & Wal-

greens Wellness Tour

Vigil or Japan

Iraq, Eight Years Later

Anti-Shark Finning Rally

Chevy Capture the Cruze

april 2011

Reynolds Secondary Jazz Band

Walk MS Portland 2011

Tax Day Tea Party

Portland Rising

Rip City Uprise

Easter Seals Oregon Bloom FestCameron Bubba Connor Memorial

Columbia Adventist Academy Hand

Bell Ringathon

Rally or Syria Pro Bashar Al

MaY 2011

24 Hour Ballot Drop Box o

cial Election

Yom HaShoah Day o RemGlobal Cannabis March

A Rose or Portland

Wheel o Fortune Filming

KUPL Candlelight Vigil

The Oregon Trail Rally

Zombies - Friday the 13th

Steps or Lie

Bike to Work Breakast

Rally in support o Typhoon

Wyoming Forever West

Mud Run MS Portland

Campus Rail Jam Tour

juNe 2011

Festival o Flowers designed

Will

East Sylvan Middle School

Starlight Parade

Grand Floral Parade

Portland Cool Summer Mu

Portland Farmers Market at

Courthouse Square


Lambda Legal Press Coner

Neuro Flash Mob

Rally in Deense o Medical

project for pub

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