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Item # 9.C.l. <br /> ").1%*.City or <br /> Elk <br /> River <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> TO: Park and Recreation Commission <br /> FROM: Chris Leeseberg, Planner <br /> DATE: April 9, 2003 <br /> SUBJECT: Riverwalk Concepts <br /> Request <br /> Staff will be presenting conceptual designs for a downtown park. Staff will be looking for <br /> input relating to the uses of the park,the connection to a riverwalk and/or whether or not a <br /> fishing pier should be incorporated into the overall design. <br /> Analysis <br /> There is approximately 35-40 feet of grade separation from Main Street to the Mississippi <br /> River. This feature will be a challenge in trying to incorporate different uses/features within <br /> different areas of the park. <br /> Staff is exploring the concept that some form of a pocket plaza be placed at the Main Street <br /> level with direct physical connections to the street and sidewalks while maintaining some <br /> visual connection to the river. <br /> The area at the level equal to the parking behind the existing buildings seems to be an <br /> appropriate area for some form of a public gathering area. This level is roughly 20-feet <br /> above the river. This grade separation would require a vast amount of ramping to provide <br /> ADA compliance to a fishing pier. <br /> An area between this public space and the river staff feels would be a good area to <br /> incorporate some heavy natural landscaping,in the hopes that it would create a noise buffer <br /> from the activities of the downtown. This would create a nice pocket of space that has its <br /> focus on the river. <br /> The thought will be to have a transition from hardscaping at the street level to more natural <br /> landscaping towards the river. <br />
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