Aldan Borough: Draft Park Design Concepts Presentation by omnesstudio

MINI MUNICIPAL PARKS, RECREATION & OPEN SPACE PLAN ALDAN BOROUGH SCAN TO TAKE SURVEY #2! 9/18/2023 PUBLIC MEETING NO. 2 DRAFT PARK DESIGN CONCEPTS 1

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PLAN PURPOSE, GOALS, OBJECTIVES 100% INVENTORY & ANALYSIS / TRENDS SITE VISIT 100% RECREATIONAL FACILITIES / PROGRAM ANALYSIS 100% PLAN OPEN SPACE NEEDS, GAPS, EQUITY, 100% PLANNING CONCEPTS & STRATEGIES 50% 75% 90% 100% BUDGET COST ESTIMATES 100%

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MASTER PLAN PROJECT GOALS

LENSES OF STUDY

PLAY & RECREATION

• Enhance recreational use

• More usable recreation space for sports fields and playground equipment

• Increase park safety and usability for spectators at sports fields

• Evaluate and improve playground and park usage

• Expand opportunities for children and families

UTILIZATION & PROGRAMMING

• Consider other recreational uses for the parks

• Consider how park edges can be utilized / offer additional amenities

• Evaluate park system as a whole - are there parks that are over utilized / under utilized?

• Utilize all parks for all residents - expand the park users

• Provide amenities for pet owners - dog park

• Better utilize existing park spaces

• Expand park areas

ECOLOGY

• Enhance environmental use

• Conserve open space and natural features

• Native plantings, increased tree canopy, stormwater management, and BMP’s

• Increase tree cover and improve local ecologies

• Provide beautification through native plants

• Integrate stormwater management through green infrastructure

COMMUNITY / CONNECTIVITY

• Connect communities, their cultural resources, and natural features

• Safe, accessible and connected parks

• Improve pedestrian and bicycle access to parks and playgrounds

• Provide a space where the community can gather and connect with one another

• Create engagement through collective community spaces

FEASIBILITY

• Develop cost and phasing options with a clear and realistic path forward

• Provide spaces for the community to utilize such as community gardens

CO. OPEN SPACE, RECREATION & GREENWAY PLAN GOALS

BOROUGH MINI-GRANT RFP GOALS

BOROUGH PARKS PLAN STEERING COMMITTEE GOALS

DELAWARE

ALDAN

INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS

EXISTING PARK SYSTEM

CATALOGUE OF ASSETS

• Eight Borough-owned parks and natural lands

• Four under 1 acre in size and predominately passive in nature with lawn and benches

• Four larger scale parks above one acre with sports fields, playgrounds and walking paths

BOROUGH PARKS INCLUDED IN MASTER PLAN

PARKS NOT INCLUDED IN MASTER PLAN

SURROUNDING PARKS

WOODED AREAS

RECREATION AREAS

UNDEVELOPED LAND TRAILS

SEPTA REGIONAL RAIL STOP

SEPTA BUS STOP

TROLLEY STOP

5’ CONTOURS

240’ 0’ 480’ 960’

SWIM CLUB PARK ALDAN DARBY CREEK AND LOBBS RUN LAND SCHOOL FIELDS TRIANGLE PARK (MAYOR JACK EDMUNDSON PARK) HOPELY ATHLETIC COMPLEX JEFFREY ROAD PARK HISTORICAL PARK FIVE POINTS (VETERAN’S PARK)

NORTH 5

REGIONAL CONTEXT AND THE RESIDENTS OF ALDAN

4,244

80-84

75-79

70-74

65-69

60-64

55-59

50-54

45-49

40-44

35-39

30-34

25-29

20-24

15-19

10 to 1 4

85 and over 135 110 134 48 257 127 39 71 49 67 126 189 85 117 177 230 78 102 226 117 139 128 136 305 192 205 125 81 113 93 4 65 5 43 18 78

$75,469 5 to 9

48.7% Male Female 51.3%

Median Household Income

NORTH 6

0’ 1500’ 3000’ LOBBS RUN

Regional context aerial with surrounding parks highlighted in green.

INCOME

National Average: $69,717 POPULATION MEDIAN AGE 44.4 under 5

PARK SYSTEM CATALOGUE

14.6 ACRES OF PARKS

553 RESIDENTS PER PARK

.2 Acres .5 Acres .6 Acres .7 Acres 3.5 Acres 4.5 Acres 1.1 Acres 3.5 Acres Hopely Athletic Complex School Fields Historical Park Triangle Park Veteran's Park Jeffrey Road Park Swim Club Park Darby Creek & Lobbs Run Land Facilities Facility Type Park, Sports Field Sports Field Park Park Park Park Park Natural Area Basketball courts Sport no no no no no no yes no Tennis courts (outdoor only) Sport no yes* no no no no no no Diamond fields: baseball - youth Sport yes yes no no no no no no Diamond fields: softball fields - adult Sport no no no no no no no no Rectangular fields: multi-purpose Sport no yes no no no no no no Diamond fields: softball fields – youth Sport yes yes no no no no no no Multiuse courts - basketball, volleyball Sport no no no no no no no no Skate park Sport no no no no no no no no Playgrounds Leisure yes yes yes no no no yes no Dog park Leisure no no no no no no no no Swimming pools (outdoor only) Leisure no no no no no no yes* no Community gardens Leisure no no no no no no no no Historic resources Leisure no no yes no no no no no Trails Leisure no yes no no no no yes no Restrooms Amenities yes yes no no no no no no Benches/Seating Amenities yes yes yes yes yes no no no Picnic Tables Amenities yes no no no no no no no Kiosk Amenities no no yes no no no no no Shade structure (gazebo, pavilion, etc) Amenities yes no yes no no no no no ADA Accessible Amenities yes no yes no no no yes no Lighting Amenities yes no yes no no no no no Gathering space Amenities yes no yes yes yes no yes no Overlooks Amenities no no no no no no no no TOTAL 10 7 8 2 2 0 6 0

* Indicates facility in need of repair

PARK SYSTEM BENCHMARKING

Activity Min Residents per Amenity Min. Benchmark for Aldan Based on Data Existing in Aldan Delta Locations Baseball Diamond Fields 2018 2.10 2 -0.10 Hopely Athletic Complex Multipurpose Fields 2454 1.73 1 -0.73 School Fields Pickleball 1701 2.50 0 -2.50 Tennis 4879 0.87 3 +2.13 School Fields Volleyball 5488 0.77 0 -0.77 Basketball 568 7.47 3 -4.47 Swim Club Community Garden Plot 246 17.25 0 -17.25 Cooling Centers 11244 0.38 1 +0.62 Hopely Athletic Complex Dog Parks 17512 0.24 0 -0.24 Drinking Fountains 1264 3.36 0 -3.36 Playgrounds 1490 2.85 4 +1.15 School Fields (2), Hopely Athletic Complex, Swim Club Park Recreation & Senior Centers 8477 0.50 1 +0.50 Hopely Athletic Complex Restrooms 1664 2.55 1 -1.55 Hopely Athletic Complex Skateparks 30399 0.14 0 -0.14 Splash Pads 7971 0.53 0 -0.53 Swimming Pools 9289 0.46 1 +0.54 Swim Club Disco Golf 46607 0.09 0 -0.09 Trails 1070 3.97 0 -3.97 Walking Loops 3918 1.08 1 -0.08 School Fields Fitness Zones 5259 0.81 0 -0.81

SOURCE: 2023 Park Serv Amenities and Facilities Web Data Tables - City Park Facts 2023 AMENITY BELOW BENCHMARK STANDARD AMENITY ABOVE BENCHMARK STANDARD THE PARKS VETERANS PARK (FIVE POINTS) MAYOR JACK EDMUNDSON (TRIANGLE PARK) SWIM CLUB PARK (ALDAN PARK) DARBY CREEK AND LOBBS RUN SCHOOL FIELDS HISTORICAL PARK HOPELY ATHLETIC COMPLEX JEFFREY ROAD PARK 8

CONNECTIVITY

SIDEWALKS AND CROSSWALKS

• Constructing missing sidewalk and crosswalk connections adjacent to parks should be prioritized to ensure safe access to parks

REGIONAL TRAILS

• Potential multi-use trail connector along Lobbs Run could connect to the Darby Creek trail network as indicated within the Four Borough Comprehensive Plan

BIKE AMENITIES

• The Four Borough Comprehensive Plan indicates Clifton Ave, Springfield Ave and Providence Road as locations for proposed bike routes that would be designated via ‘Share the Road’ signage but no on street striping

5-MIN WALKING RADIUS FROM PARKS

POTENTIAL MULTI-USE TRAILS

TRAILS

EXISTING SIDEWALKS

PRIORITY SIDEWALK GAPS

SIDEWALK GAPS

ONE-SIDE CROSSWALK GAPS

PRIORITY CROSSWALK GAPS

EXISTING CROSSWALKS

SEPTA REGIONAL RAIL STOP

SEPTA BUS STOP

TROLLEY STOP

BALTIMORE PIKE BIKE ROUTE

BIKE FRIENDLY ROADS

PROPOSED BIKE ROUTES

240’ 0’ 480’ 960’

Proposed and existing connections to Aldan Parks.

BIKE TRAILS R NORTH 9

PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE GREENSPACE

92% PRIVATELY OWNED + INACCESSIBLE GREENSPACE

PRIVATE LAND IS A KEY PLAYER IN ENHANCING THE LARGER LANDSCAPE

8% PUBLIC GREENSPACE*

PRIVATELY OWNED AND INACCESSIBLE GREEN SPACE PUBLIC GREEN SPACE

PRIVATELY-OWNED PUBLIC GREEN SPACE

Map of Aldan Borough Public Vs. Private Greenspace.

*Providence Park is a privately owned public park that is included here.

POTENTIALS OF PRIVATE GREENSPACE

INCREASE BIODIVERSITY + HABITAT

• Native flower meadows and trees provide food and shelter for insects and birds, and reduces the need for pesticides

PROTECT WATER HEALTH

• Native flower meadows and trees are more effective at absorbing stormwater and preventing polluted runoff and flooding

CELEBRATE NATURAL BEAUTY

• Planting native flower meadows and trees creates beauty that celebrates the local natural landscape of Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic

CHEMICAL FREE

• Pesticide-free practices and avoiding nitrogen additives helps to preserve pollinator health and ecological function, and plays a key role in preventing the degradation of water quality

YARD BIODIVERSITY TOOLKIT

MAJOR DECLINES IN POLLINATOR HABITAT AND THE CHANGING CLIMATE REQUIRES DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO MANAGING OUR YARDS

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW

331 RESPONSES (85% WERE ALDAN RESIDENTS)

54-93 VOTES PER PARK (73 AVG. VOTES PER PARK)

ALDAN PARKS & RECREATION SURVEY #1 “DOT” VOTING POP-UP EVENT

SURVEY DATES: JUNE 19-JULY 22, 2023

EVENT DATE: JULY 4, 2023

WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO DO IN PARKS WHEN YOU VISIT?

26.7% (64

INTEREST

15.8% (38 MENTIONS)

12.9% (31 MENTIONS)

12.1% (29 MENTIONS)

8.3% (20 MENTIONS)

7.5% (18 MENTIONS)

5% (12 MENTIONS)

OTHER

4.6% (11 MENTIONS)

EVENTS

DOGS

2.9% (7 MENTIONS) (240 total mentions)

EXCERPTED PARKS SURVEY #1 FEEDBACK

TO SEE

FULL RESULTS

SURVEY #1 13

SCAN

THE

2023 Aldan Parks & Recreation Survey (June 19–July 22, 2023), write-in responses grouped by category of interest PLAY / CHILDREN ‘S ACTIVITIES RELAXATION EXERCISE & WALKING SPORTS (AYC NOT MENTIONED) NATURE COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS ALDAN YOUTH CLUB

Source:

MENTIONS)

RECREATION

4.2% (10 MENTIONS) CATEGORY OF

WHAT RECREATION, SPORTS, EVENTS, OR CLASSES WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE IN ALDAN?

BY CATEGORY OF INTEREST

16.4% (62 MENTIONS)

EVENTS

10.6% (40 MENTIONS)

INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

8.0% (30 MENTIONS)

PLAY / CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES

7.4% (28 MENTIONS)

YOGA

7.2% (27 MENTIONS)

OTHER SPORTS & RECREATION

6.6% (25 MENTIONS)

TENNIS

5.6% (21 MENTIONS)

BASKETBALL

5.0% (19 MENTIONS)

FOOTBALL

4.2% (16 MENTIONS)

PICKLEBALL

4.0% (15 MENTIONS)

BASEBALL / SOFTBALL

SOCCER 4.0% (15 MENTIONS)

BY CATEGORY OF INTEREST

3.4% (13 MENTIONS)

DOGS

3.2% (12 MENTIONS)

WATER PLAY

2.9% (11 MENTIONS)

COMMUNITY GARDENS

2.1% (8 MENTIONS)

NATURE / NATURAL HABITATS

1.9% (7 MENTIONS)

ADULT SPORTS

1.9% (7 MENTIONS)

FOOD / MARKETS

1.9% (7 MENTIONS)

WALKING, RUNNING & HIKING

1.3% (5 MENTIONS)

BIKING

1.1% (4 MENTIONS)

SEATING & GATHERING SPACE

1.1% (4 MENTIONS) (376 total mentions)

VOLLEYBALL

Source: 2023 Aldan Parks & Recreation Survey (June 19–July 22, 2023), write-in responses grouped by category of interest

EXCERPTED PARKS SURVEY #1 FEEDBACK 14

WHAT ELSE DO YOU THINK ALDAN’S PARKS SYSTEM NEEDS?

BY CATEGORY OF CONCERN

19.3% (37 MENTIONS)

SAFETY & MAINTENANCE

10.4% (20 MENTIONS)

PLAY / CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES

8.9% (17 MENTIONS)

CONNECTIONS / TRAILS

7.3% (14 MENTIONS)

5.7% (11 MENTIONS)

5.2% (10 MENTIONS)

4.7% (9 MENTIONS)

WATER PLAY ACCESSIBILITY / ADA ACCESS

SEATING / GATHERING SPACE

EVENTS

BATHROOMS / FACILITIES

DOGS 4.7% (9 MENTIONS)

4.7% (9 MENTIONS)

NATURE / NATURAL HABITATS

4.2% (8 MENTIONS)

WAYFINDING / SIGNAGE

3.6% (7 MENTIONS)

3.1% (6 MENTIONS)

2.6% (5 MENTIONS)

2.1% (4 MENTIONS)

BY CATEGORY OF CONCERN

BASKETBALL

TENNIS COMMUNITY GARDENS SHADE WATER FOUNTAINS

1.6% (3 MENTIONS)

BIKING

1.6% (3 MENTIONS)

PICKLEBALL

FOOTBALL 1% (2 MENTIONS) OTHER SPORTS 1% (2 MENTIONS)

.5 (1 MENTIONS)

(192 total mentions)

FOOD

Source: 2023 Aldan Parks & Recreation Survey (June 19–July 22, 2023), write-in responses grouped by category of concern

EXCERPTED PARKS SURVEY #1 FEEDBACK 15

THE PARKS

VETERAN’S PARK (FIVE POINTS) EXISTING CONDITIONS

• Size: .2 acres

• Cross Streets: Intersection of Springfield Rd. & Woodlawn Ave.

• Primarily open lawn

• Some visitors were noted shortcutting across the corner

• Trolley stop with shelter located at southern edge of park

• Medium sized street trees in good health

• Backdrop of mature evergreens at southern edge of park

• Acts as a gateway park

SITE ELEMENTS

• Trolley Stop Shelter

• Entry Sign

• Two (2) Benches

PROGRAMMING

• Sitting Park

• Transit Station Stop

* * Users cut across lawn & cause erosion Poles/wires interrupt view Named “Veteran’s Park” but memorial is not located here Opportunity for entering/leaving Aldan signage at underpass Open area with great visibility Walkable location Opportunity for sculpture or monumental threshold to Aldan Lawn has no ecological value Mature trees ASSET / OPPORTUNITY CHALLENGE / NEED THRESHOLD * NORTH 10’ 0’ 20’ 40’ LAWN WMARYLANDAVE. NWOODLAWNAVE SPRINGFIELD ROAD N CLIFTON AVE PENNSYLVANIA AVE HEDGE BENCH TROLLEY STOP SIGN A B

B A 17

VETERAN’S PARK (FIVE POINTS)

Add

“Entering

105’ * * 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 9 TROLLEY STOP PROPOSED ELEMENT SIGNAGE/SCULPTURE EXISTING TREE PROPOSED TREE LAWN PAVED PATH EXISTING BENCH PROPOSED BENCH RAIN GARDEN / POLLINATOR GARDEN PERMEABLE PAVING/ STONE FINES THRESHOLD * EX. 5’ CONTOURS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

Iconic entry signage Paved connection between crosswalks Small flowering trees that fit under overhead wires Sculpture by local artist Pervious paving or stonefines path Community-maintained pollinator / rain gardens Mown paths / lawn area with benches Prune / thin existing arborvitae hedge water access for gardens

10’ 0’ 20’ 40’ WMARYLANDAVE.

ROAD N CLIFTON AVE NORTH 18

/ Leaving Aldan” signage at underpass

NWOODLAWNAVE SPRINGFIELD

VETERAN’S PARK (FIVE POINTS) DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

Illustrative view of proposed design recommendations for Veteran’s Park (Five Points).

Existing conditions view Summer ‘19

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

• Rename to “Five Points Park”

• Discuss gardens with the Aldan Garden Club

SCHOOL FIELDS (DUFFY AND VOLUNTEER’S FIELD) EXISTING CONDITIONS

• Size: 4.5 acres

• Cross Streets: on N. Woodlawn Ave. across from W. Wayne Ave.

SITE ELEMENTS

• Baseball Diamond

• Three tennis courts

• One Soccer / multi-purpose field

• ADA-accessible playground

• Monkey bar play area

• Two junior basketball courts with removable hoops

• Walking track

• Concession / storage sheds

• Signage

Tennis courts underutilized & in disrepair

Walking loop to be expanded to allow for passing on track

Seasonal port-a-potty

Community uses court as fenced dog run

• Port-a-potty ASSET

Field well-utilized by students and youth

Lawn at field edge has low ecological value

One (of two) outdoor b-ball courts in Aldan

ADA-accessible play

Mature trees

/ OPPORTUNITY CHALLENGE

THRESHOLD * SHISLER AVE W WAYNE AVE * *

/ NEED

not legible * * * No crosswalks Seating not shaded No crosswalks SOCCER FIELD N WOODLAWN AVE N CLIFTON AVE MERION AVE TENNIS COURTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAY EQUIPMENT REMOVABLE BASKETBALL HOOPS DUFFY FIELD VOLUNTEER’S FIELD STORAGE SHED CONCESSIONS STAND WALKING TRACK A B

Signage

B NORTH 20’ 0’ 40’ 80’ A 20

SCHOOL FIELDS (DUFFY AND VOLUNTEER’S FIELD)

120’ 120’ 115’ SOCCER

DUFFY

VOLUNTEER’S

Berm

Small

ADA

Large

Walking

for

Fitness

track 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Flexible lawn space,

area ADA pathway connection ADA ramp from sidewalk Shaded buffer with meadow plantings Crosswalk with blinking signal at trolley intersection 11 12 13 14 9 10 PROPOSED ELEMENT SIGNALS SEATING MOWN PATH/LAWN PROPOSED SIDEWALK EX. 5’ CONTOURS SPORTS/PLAY RIPARIAN BUFFER / RAIN GARDENS THRESHOLD * STONE FINES/ MULCH EXISTING TREE PROPOSED TREE PROPOSED 1’ CONTOURS (HIGH LEVEL) *

N WOODLAWN

N CLIFTON AVE MERION AVE SHISLER AVE W WAYNE AVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 20’ 0’ 40’ 80’ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NORTH 21

DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

FIELDS

FIELD

FIELD Fill in sidewalk network gaps

with seating Combination tennis / pickleball court

dog park

path connection

dog park

loop to be expanded to allow

passing on track

equipment stations alongside

Expanded play area with swings

potential gaga ball play

* *

AVE

SCHOOL FIELDS (DUFFY AND VOLUNTEER’S FIELD) DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

Illustrative view of proposed design recommendations at School Fields.

Existing conditions view Summer ‘23

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

• Utilize key fob for entry at Dog Parks

• Add markings for distances and or games along walking path

• Consider shrub hedge or fencing for balls

• Consider field lights

HISTORICAL PARK

EXISTING CONDITIONS

• Size: .7 acres

• Cross Streets: Along Providence Rd. and Woodlawn Ave., across from Municipal Building

SITE ELEMENTS

• Trolley Stop Museum

• Veteran’s Memorial

• Clock Tower & sitting area

• Gazebo

• Play equipment

PROGRAMMING

• 4th of July Parade

ASSET / OPPORTUNITY CHALLENGE / NEED THRESHOLD * * Seating not shaded Outdated play equipment; not ADA accessible * * * NORTH 10’ 0’ 20’ 40’ A B FUTURE MUNICIPAL BUILDING EXPANSION TROLLEY STOP MUSEUM ALDAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAY AREAS CLOCK TOWER VETERAN’S MEMORIAL GAZEBO OPEN LAWN W PROVIDENCE ROAD N WOODLAWN AVE ALDAN MUNICIPAL BUILDING B A 23

PARK

130’ 130’ 130’ 130’ Open lawn for school pick-up / drop-off and community events

play court with painted games

ADA play area with trolley-inspired play element Learning garden pockets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Add more lights and winter interest

Picnic

new building Outdoor

9 * * * TROLLEY STOP MUSEUM CLOCK TOWER VETERAN’S MEMORIAL GAZEBO PROPOSED ELEMENT MOWN PATH/LAWN PROPOSED SIDEWALK / PVMT EX. 5’ CONTOURS GAMES/PLAY FURNITURE RIPARIAN BUFFER / RAIN GARDENS THRESHOLD * STONE FINES/ MULCH EXISTING TREE PROPOSED TREE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10’ 0’ 20’ 40’

FUTURE MUNICIPAL BUILDING EXPANSION ALDAN MUNICIPAL BUILDING W PROVIDENCE ROAD N WOODLAWN AVE NORTH 24

HISTORICAL

DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

Activated

New

plants around Christmas tree Sensory Garden

area Rain garden for runoff from

classroom

ALDAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

HISTORICAL PARK DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

Illustrative view of proposed design recommendations at Historical Park.

Existing conditions view Summer ‘23

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

• Add lighting in play areas for public events at night (tree lighting, etc.)

• Fill in sidewalk gaps to the east