Share Your Input: Tallahassee Bicentennial Park

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The 2024 Knight Creative Communities Institute (KCCI) Tally 200 volunteer team is designing a Bicentennial Park in honor of Tallahassee's 200th anniversary. The project aims to transform the area located downtown next to City Hall along Jefferson Street.

The current proposed project location is the space as you walk from Kleman Plaza to the businesses on South Adams Street (such as Hayward House and Poco Vino Wine Bar & Market). This will be a space for connection that feels welcoming, lively, authentic, colorful, active and balanced.

Community input is important to ensure the park is appreciated by all and reflects the unique spirit of Tallahassee. Please share your input about the Bicentennial Park by completing this survey.

Image of the current proposed project location:

What is the #1 thing you would change about the current layout of the proposed project location? Write your response below in 250 words or less.

What level of activity do you envision for the Bicentennial Park? Select one option.

High energy (programmed activities and events)

Relaxed (a place to rest and enjoy downtown)

Equal amounts of both energy and relaxation

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What type of people connections should be emphasized in the Bicentennial Park? Select one option.

Individuals and small groups of people

Large gatherings

Other:

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What time of day would you likely visit the Bicentennial Park? Select one option. *

Early morning

Mid morning

Lunch hour

After work

Evening

Other:

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