A glimpse (courtesy of RR on Twitter) of the proposed design for a bicentennial park on the property bounded by Pearl and Spring Streets. I'm assuming the photo was taken at yesterday's Bicentennial Commission meeting, and guessing that the park still is to be called Legacy Square.
At this point in time, if there's to be any chance of repaying the committee's Crutchfield book debts and garnering the money to transform Gregory Brothers asphalt into parkland, perhaps selling naming rights would be a better idea.
How does CeeSaw Estates work for you? Is it too late to contact Wonder Bread? Or, might we cut out the middle man entirely and just call it Horseshoe Foundation Square?
Previously at NAC:
Legacy Square? Nah, pie are round, cornbread are square.
When the prime legacy is that of a demolished building, you need to think very carefully.
If the director of Community Housing Initiatives is involved, does it mean Legacy Square will have condos?
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