Collington Square Park: Design Priorities Survey 
Hello from the Neighborhood Design Center / NDC! 

Local organizations and neighbors including Friends of Collington Square Park, The New Collington Square Neighborhood Association, and other community stakeholders and residents are partnering this summer to imagine the future of Collington Square Park. NDC is gathering input to shape a shared park design vision that can be used to advocate for improvements to the park. 

This survey will collect critical information to guide the early stages of design - We need to hear from you to get started!  

Please take 10 minutes to complete this survey by Friday, Aug 14th.  The more input we get from you, the better the vision! 

The results of the survey will be shared at the next Collington Square Neighborhood Association meeting at HOEN Lithograph Building (2101 E. Biddle St. ) on August 13th at 6pm 2101 E. Biddle St. 

Visit www.collingtonsquarepark.com for more information.

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*NOTE: We collect information about your role to understand who this survey reached. The outcomes will be reviewed and shared by the NDC volunteer design team to all community partners.

CONTACT: Maura at NDC with survey questions: mdwyer@ndc-md.org OR contact Nichole Stewart with project questions: collingtonsquarepark@gmail.com

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Site Map of Collington Square Park: (winter)
Site Photos of Collington Square Park: (summer)
What is your connection to Collington Square Park? 
(Check all that apply) 
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What brings you to Collington Square Park? Check the things you like to do the most!  

(This will help the landscape design team understand what residents currently value about the park) 
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Mark the top 3 activities you feel the park should priortize to serve the Collington Square community: 

(The design team is aiming to understand community priorities - with limited resources, what can the park uniquely offer? What would make the biggest impact and get the most use?)
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Mark the top 3 park improvements you would like to see prioritized first: *
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In thinking about the lay out and features of the park, are there any areas that feel less welcoming or unsafe? If so, please describe: 

(ie: "this area (insert) feels/looks (insert) because....... ) 

The goal is to understand areas of the park the design team should focus attention, with the understanding that signs of care help make spaces feel more safe. 
What feeling should the park evoke overall?

(this will help guide aesthetic design recommendations)
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Open Comment:

Please share anything else you'd like NDC's volunteer landscape designers to consider in this early phase of visioning for the potential future of the park:
The Corners at Collington (1301-1309 N. Washington St.)
In partnership with Parks and People, Civic Works, and Empact Art, the Corners at Collington project will recognize four business owners who served the community around Collington Square Park.
What memories or stories would you like to share about the following neighborhood businesses and their owners?

Share what you remember about the owner, the business, a special experience, or why the business mattered to the community. Respond only to the businesses you remember.

Mr. Martin’s Grocery (2101 E. Preston Street)

Mr. Butchie’s (1309 N. Washington Street)

Mr. Jones’ Barbershop (1338 N. Chester St.)

Mr. Lee’s Barbershop (2000 E. Oliver St.)  

May Friends of Collington Square Park use your story in displays, publications, or other Corners at Collington materials?  
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