A Downtown Open Space Park in Forestville
8 Acres located in the heart of downtown.
· We have the opportunity
to purchase this land. →
· We need your help.
· We can make this happen.
→ Read more about this land acquisition.
We need to raise
$80,000
more by June 1
Together we will create a wonderful place in the heart of our town, where our children and grandchildren will enjoy a natural open space park for generations to come.
These funds will not only acquire the property but provide for its maintenance. Cash and in-kind contributions (e.g., materials, supplies, labor, and services) will be accepted. Both large donations and small ones are needed.
Cash donations are tax deductible; In-Kind donations may be tax-deductible. Check with your tax preparer.
For more info, go to:
Downtown Open Space Park section
There has been some criticism about the proposed roundabout at Mirabel and 116. Richard Naegle has checked out the facts and addresses the concerns on:
- Cost
- Safety
- Emergency Vehicles
- Large Trucks
- It’s Different
- Our Future Downtown Park in the Heart of Forestville!
- Forestville Town Meeting, Sat., May 18
See Vesta Copestakes's comment to this post. - Youth Park Parade & BBQ - June 1 & 2
- Roundabout Test with Long-Bed Trucks
- American Cancer Society's Sebastopol Relay For Life
- Forestville United Methodist Church Free Breakfast
- Youth Park Offering Open Land for Gardens
- Hollydale Club Welcomes All
- Question on Speed Limit on Mirabel Road
- El Molino High Spring Concert, May 3, 7:30 PM
- Forestville School Disco Bingo Night, May 3
Make comments, ask questions.
The Forestville Planning Association Roundabout Design Committee has chosen the Valley Oaks and Rock Garden design as the preferred design. To see this design and other designs submitted for our consideration go to Roundabout Examples.
For more information contact:
Below is a PDF entitled Roundabouts: An Informational Guide
To see it click on: Roundabout Design Guide
It includes many photos of other roundabouts throughout the U.S. and a couple of other countries.
Excerpt:
Landscaping is one of the distinguishing features that give roundabouts an aesthetic advantage over traditional intersections. Landscaping in the central island, splitter islands (where appropriate), and along the approaches can benefit both public safety and community enhancement. ...Read more
See more in this section: Roundabout Design
Board meetings are scheduled every 4 to 6 weeks.
Anyone interested in attending is very welcome.
Contact: Board President or Richard Naegle, Board Member at 887-1985 for specific dates and location.
To read about board activity, go to the Board Minutes.
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