[sakyle04]

^^^ I wouldn't complain about a couple of cars if it meant the park got a rehab and that developers were invited to remake the perimeter. would rather not have them, but beggars can't be choosers.

woodlawn lake park has a small surface parking lot that has only one entry/exit point and works really well to maintain the vitality of the park, bringing in folks that live close enough for it to be convenient (for walking, jogging, basketball, soccer) but who live just a bit too far to walk. a garage may be cost-prohibitive in the grand scheme of things (at least right off the bat), but a well-hid surface lot (50 spaces) might be OK.

(did i just give a justification of a downtown surface parking lot? it is time to go home - i am losing my mind!! i guess i just really want to see that area re-imagined.)