New Neighborhood Park in Eastgate – Survey #3

Thank you for sharing your preferences for your new neighborhood park! Your feedback will be shared with the Parks & community Services Board and City Council to help inform their deliberations and decisions.

Please take a look at the two park plan options below (or view detailed park plan options) that were designed based on what we heard from the community. Your preferences will be used to refine park plan options.

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Option 1A - Rectangular formal structure

Option 1A - Park Elements & Amenities:
1) Buffer Planting, 2) Picnic Seating, 3) Climbing Posts/Fitness Play, 4) Balance Board, 5) Bike Racks, 6) Large Flexible Lawn Space, 7) Entry Plaza with Bench Seating, 8) Pavilion Structure, 9) Existing Trees to Remain, 10) Forest Understory Planting

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Option 2A - Oval curvilinear structure

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Option 2A - Images of Elements & Amenities

Option 2A - Park Elements & Amenities:
1) Buffer Planting, 2) Bench Seating, 3) Bike Racks, 4) Pavilion Structure, 5) DNA Tower, 6) Access Whirl 7) Cup Swing, 8) Climbing Play Feature, 9) Cat Tail, 10) Picnic Seating, 11) Flexible Lawn Space, 12) Boulders, 13) Existing trees to Remain, 14) Neighborhood Planting

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* 1. Which park option do you prefer?

Option 1A - Rectangular formal structure

Option 2A - Oval curvilinear structure

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* 2. What do you like most about your preferred option?

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* 3. If you could change anything about your preferred option, what would that be?

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* 4. Is there an amenity that you feel is missing from these concepts that is a high priority for you?

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* 5. On the last survey, we asked for responders to suggest names for the new park. All suggested names received were reviewed and condensed into the group listed below per the Bellevue City Council's policy.

Please rank the suggestions for the new park in order of preference (rank 1 through 5, 1 being the most preferred)

The Bellevue Parks & Community Services Board will make a park name recommendation to the City Council. The Council will ultimately decide and adopt the new park name.

Your input is appreciated!