- Do you know of other municipalities that are doing some really interesting things that we should consider doing?
- What are you most proud of about Huntsville and how can we take it to the next level?
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3 comments:
Other communities are evaluating their current inventory of parks and recreation assets and looking into the future needs of the community in these areas. The town of Huntsville doesn't seem to want to do this as there is any reference to this area on the Master Plan website. Why is that?
Mike Greaves
100 Brunel Road
mikey said... An inventory of those types of assets sounds like a reasonable thing to do.
European communities have great social events for their residents to get together and enjoy the outdoors. A great winter time activity to get people out of their nests is to have a skating on the river around the bridge in town and around the restaurant on the lake. Hot chocolate, bright coloured lanterns, a band, and some "beaver tails" would be a great way to spend a winter evening for everyone! Ths is taken from an example in Amterdam, where people routinely skate on the canals when they freeze over, a huge deal since it doesn't happen very often! Call me nostalgic... :)
C. Zacal
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