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New Neighborhood Park in the Hazeldale Area

New Neighborhood Park

Location
On SW Miller Hill Rd., south of SW Farmington Rd., just down the street from the newly-renovated Hazeldale Elementary School. Nearby THPRD amenities include Jenkins Estate (to the west) and Hazeldale Park (to the north).

Possible Features
This park will be designed after extensive public engagement with the Hazeldale community. Typically, THPRD neighborhood park amenities include:

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Boccee
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Community Garden
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Nature Play Area
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Picnic Area
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Picnic Shelter
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Play Ground
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Soccer
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Trails
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Drinking Fountain

Size
2.0 acres

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Lead Planner
Tim Bonnin
Project Coordinator
Robert Russell
Community Outreach
Jose Esparza

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Help us develop your new neighborhood park!

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation is developing a new two-acre park in Aloha's Hazeldale neighborhood. Upon completion in 2020, this park will serve thousands of underserved residents in a diverse, mixed-density residential neighborhood.

Community input is an essential component of our planning and design process. We will thoughtfully engage with park neighbors and other district residents to ensure that this park's master plan is informed by the community's needs, desires and concerns.

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Description

The two-acre site at the north base of Cooper Mountain was purchased by THPRD in 2012. It currently includes a single private residence (to be removed) and a large, open field that gently crowns up the mountainside.


Nearby sites: Jenkins Estate, Hazeldale Park, Burnsridge Park, Granada Woods Natural Area, Deline Park

Timeline

Public engagement is scheduled to continue until spring of 2018. The process will conclude with THPRD's submission of a master plan to its Board of Directors by June 2018.

Stage 1: Needs Assessment (Fall 2017)
  • Host Community Conversations with neighbors
  • Administer online survey
Stage 2: Park Design Concepts (Winter 2018)
  • Analyze stage 1 feedback
  • Public design workshops with landscape architects
Stage 3: Master Plan Review & Approval (Spring 2018)
  • Analyze stage 2 feedback
  • Design & release master plan draft
  • Host neighborhood meeting
  • Host virtual open house
  • Incorporate public feedback
  • Adjust, finalize master plan for Board approval

Construction scheduled for spring 2020; park opening scheduled in fall 2020.

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