I like the fact that the park is flat and without trees. That's what a "riverfront" park should be like. They are going to block a million dollar view of the river. If they want trees, then people can go up to Harbor Town greenway.
They sure did a great job building the restaurant and boat dock and stayed on budget. Go for it.
That's great. $55 million to spec out a park that is closed to the public for 6 weeks during one of the nicest times of the year.
(06-12-2018 01:05 PM)tigerlands Wrote: [ -> ]I like the fact that the park is flat and without trees. That's what a "riverfront" park should be like. They are going to block a million dollar view of the river. If they want trees, then people can go up to Harbor Town greenway.
100% agree. This is just stupid, IMO.
(06-14-2018 12:19 PM)tigergreen Wrote: [ -> ] (06-12-2018 01:05 PM)tigerlands Wrote: [ -> ]I like the fact that the park is flat and without trees. That's what a "riverfront" park should be like. They are going to block a million dollar view of the river. If they want trees, then people can go up to Harbor Town greenway.
100% agree. This is just stupid, IMO.
But not surprising in the least ...........
They lost me at 55 million dollar for some trees, dirt and a few parking spots.
(06-14-2018 11:41 AM)salukiblue Wrote: [ -> ]That's great. $55 million to spec out a park that is closed to the public for 6 weeks during one of the nicest times of the year.
The designers of the project wanted to move the festivals to Martin Luther King, Jr. Riverside Park.
Every park downtown is going to get updated, and connected by greenways.
It's a good plan.
http://studiogang.com/project/memphis-ri...nt-concept
only good thing about this plan is that they are not wasting $155,000,000. ..
yet
