Plan To Play is a @MetroParksNash-led initiative for a countywide master plan to serve as a guide for future investments in Nashville's park system.
Nashville, TN
Joined May 2016
- Tweets442
- Following115
- Followers329
- Likes172
Thank you for your participation and feedback! We are now reviewing all submissions and finalizing the plan. #PlanToPlay
Tomorrow is the last day to provide your feedback of the draft master plan! We still want to hear from you. bit.ly/2hMPxGH
Today is the last day to provide comments on the plan draft. Please let us know what you think by visiting: bit.ly/2hMPxGH
There are a few more days to give us comments on the draft plan for #PlanToPlay. Review the plan & leave a comment: bit.ly/2hMPxGH
"Metro Parks master plan will lead to sustainable growth" read Tommy Lynch's op-ed in the @Tennessean here: tnne.ws/2m1FYZp
We want to hear from you! From now till Tuesday, Feb. 26, you can comment on the draft plan online here: bit.ly/2hMPxGH
The plan is on display across the city, and you can leave comments. View the full list of locations: bit.ly/2hMPxGH
Thanks for participating. We appreciate you! The plan is open for feedback until Feb. 26 – provide comments here: bit.ly/2hMPxGH
Master plan display boards are now located at various sites across the city. Find locations and the plan here: plantoplay.nashville.gov
Plan To Play retweeted
Parks are taking public comment thru Feb. 26, with final plan set to go to park board on March 7
@PlanToPlayNash
Learn more about the draft plan at the ten locations listed on our website plantoplay.nashville.gov.
Plan To Play retweeted
One pitch for the parks: restaurants in historic buildings in parks. @PlanToPlayNash
Plan To Play retweeted
Tim Netsch of Metro Parks says that five of the recommended 65 playgrounds in @PlanToPlayNash should be major "destination playgrounds."
Investment in parks will lead to: high quality of life, high ROI, staying competitive with peers & leave a protected, sustainable legacy.
Plan To Play retweeted
The new @PlanToPlayNash also recommends more public-private partnerships to pay for parks. Points to Millennium Park in Chicago as example.
94 percent of participants support Metro Parks preserving existing parks and greenways and acquiring new parks and greenways. #PlanToPlay
Recommendation: prioritize programs and where they are delivered, incorporate programs into outdoor recreation and hire a program director.
Plan To Play retweeted
If you're a fan of dog parks, you'll like what you seen in @PlanToPlayNash It calls for 8 new dog parks on top of 7 that already exist.
Plan To Play retweeted
Consultant Gary Hawkins on recommendation of parks facility expansion: "The big finding: We like it, we love it, we want some more of it."
Plan To Play retweeted
@PlanToPlayNash recommends 53 miles of greenways in next 10 years!! The top need from surveys. #greenwaysnashville
