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Piedmont Today

Please share your comments on what you love about Piedmont Park today.

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12 November, 2024

John Black says:

Park Drive bridge is special. ? Using the Native American inspired mosaic theme on the west bridge abutment. Trim back dog park a bit

3 November, 2024

CBullis says:

Beautiful location, wish it wasn’t littered with e-bikes and scooters.

28 October, 2024

Alex says:

We need better sidewalks on adjacent streets (10th, Piedmont, and Monroe). Park needs to do a better job of fronting Piedmont (Ansley side)

26 October, 2024

Jim says:

so much! the olmstedian paths, granite columns and stairs, the trees, the history, the calm of the trails through the woodlands.

14 October, 2024

Paul says:

The park should add paddle boats on the lake. Would be a great way to raise funds for the park. Similar to the swan boats in LA at echo park

10 October, 2024

M2440 says:

Many great parks in the world have permanent art installations in prominent places.

9 October, 2024

Mike says:

Large scale private boot camps are destroying the grass on Oak Hill. The conservancy has already had to re-sod a large area.

1 October, 2024

Herve says:

- More clean benches - Park is not well maintained, toilets are despicable. - The 2 children play grounds are in poor conditions

11 September, 2024

Holly says:

Maintain the park's current paths, trails, and amenities. Consider changing the sand/packed dirt Active Oval loop into an actual track.

11 September, 2024

Kim Karelson says:

I'd like to see an artist area where visual artists who create wall art such as paintings, drawings & photos could display & sell their art.

8 September, 2024

Lgibbs says:

Love the peace we wll experience as we enjoys the city’s best park. I struggle with the homeless issue and wish there was more security.

6 September, 2024

Cmonsteratl says:

Please discontinue large scale takeover events in Piedmont Park. Setup and tear down should be accomplished over a long 4 day weekend.

Piedmont 2044

Please share your comments on what you would love to see in Piedmont Park in 2044!

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10 October, 2024

Mahha says:

Activities such as paddle or rowing boats in the lake. Make the lake cleaner. Add more quality food and drinks areas for adults and kids

1 October, 2024

Herve says:

- More clean benches - Park is not well maintained, toilets are despicable. - The 2 children play grounds are in poor conditions

16 September, 2024

dan says:

I would love all the steps with the metal railings would be cleaned once a year so you could see how the post bases are rusting in place.

10 September, 2024

Melanie says:

Floral designs in pots throughout the park could be more interesting and forward looking (e.g., Monrovia.com ideas)… even with old pots.

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

#1 for me- the upkeep of the park; should be 1st for all. Conserve the nature within, the beauty, w/ janitorial staff and groundskeepers!

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

I think there should be a concrete outdoor theatre for concerts & other arts, to help w/ events. Maybe more community driven events, too!

9 September, 2024

MrsSLandry says:

Moving to Midtown was soulfully because of Piedmont Park. I love the conservation of nature in an urban city. Water fountains should work!!

6 September, 2024

D says:

Paddle boats in the lake. Merry go round and a train ride for kids. A sit down Cafe that serves adult drinks & food. Ways to raise revenue.

5 September, 2024

Steve C. says:

Expansion of trails (paved and unpaved) within wooded areas and better maintenance of existing trails (particularly drainage)

2 September, 2024

RR says:

I'd like to see free dedicated pickleball courts - perhaps on the land being added near Monroe and Piedmont. Hopefully sooner than 2044!

1 September, 2024

RMz says:

New plants like those at the 14th Street Gate are great, but without water, they are dying! You can't rely on rain to keep new plants alive.

31 August, 2024

Jaydeep says:

More nature trails & temporary or permanent art that reflects our culture and history.

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