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2.0. HRSR 03-10-1998
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• Small elements might also be seen as focal points in Monticello's <br /> downtown. Works of public art can be delightful surprises as well as <br /> celebrations of a community's spirit. Benches, sidewalks and other <br /> utilitarian elements of a downtown can be a great medium for the right <br /> artist; these functional elements can become landmarks in their own <br /> right, even if they are no larger than a manhole cover. More traditional <br /> art—sculptures and murals—also have a place in downtown. <br /> Civic Facilities <br /> • As much as possible, the civic facilities of Monticello should be con- <br /> centrated in one area, increasing their prominence in the downtown <br /> and creating a true center of community for Monticello. <br /> Downtown Open Space <br /> • Not every space in downtown needs to be a building, street or parking <br /> lot. In fact, the downtown can be a better reflection of the community <br /> if spaces are reserved for parks, plazas and other open space elements. <br /> West and East Bridge Parks are obvious in their ability to fulfill this <br /> need; their relation between the river and downtown will likely cause <br /> the need for careful consideration of their long term use; they may no <br /> longer be quiet retreats overlooking the Mississippi. West Bridge Park <br /> should be developed to become the most active downtown outdoor <br /> space—the place where the community gathers on a regular basis for <br /> programmed events or casual meetings. <br /> It will be important to address functional concerns as a part of the <br /> • improvements to Bridge Park. If it is to be useful at night it must pro- <br /> vide a level of lighting that provides for comfort and security without <br /> diminishing the natural beauty of the river. Parking will be an issue, <br /> but land for park uses is more critical than parking in the park. On- <br /> street parking and remote parking not only protects valuable park <br /> space, it encourages a higher level of use of other parts of downtown. <br /> / <br /> - •t— -%..,../ h-•/ '-I »t, i. M i <br /> - . Ulirillilliiii,11 ,.4, 11-41:1 -ilet . • <br /> 1 :• ulliffill&Al 4:z..A.: . , : / _. . ..:„..„,ree'-- <br /> 1 -: -.;:-.! . ... 14 - t •oxiv Oil lc ›F, .. . ,, , rd_ <br /> ill <br /> t 1 O <br /> Ammo ����� �a. �'r,y1 a.; '� q u�, �'r '! `-1 <br /> I ..„ ' 'Vj, j_. <br /> AIM o ��01i A� Y '0 ,r'`�, -AA u4� l ' <br /> '. T r--rn-rrr 61C 1ir�, = ; .w,• • _ rrrrY�rn , r �.. -- <br /> .4.wis�, yf tt 11,1.1'/ '!40.6,4.4 w /'!s•ar►y ! ; iz i•of�. ri "v •�•� .y� — - <br /> :am <br /> �' - i�,;- -�� ee' , L <br /> 0illIvS,' <br /> gll 4. <br /> s ,nfnnh = - t1� I 'I I <br /> „. S�I- A : Gri111.++++�W1111t i , <br /> , i <br /> ai <br /> West Bridge Park is downtown's most Important outdoor gathering space. It offers the chance to be In downtown and near <br /> the rhrer•,development that surrounds should be organized and designed to keep this park prominent <br /> • ! <br /> , i <br /> A New Bridge <br /> Revitalizing Montcello's Downtown and Rlverlront - <br /> Page 3:17 <br />
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