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"Parks Without Borders" is a new initiative to make NYC Parks more open, welcoming, and beautiful. They are taking down fencing so that parks are more inviting and easier to access:  Would this be a good idea for Green Hills Park? I'm not sure what purpose the fence between the school and the park serves. Maybe it keeps people from driving onto the fields - but could this be done with some pretty shrubbery? Taking it down seems worth considering, as we think about what we want to park to look like in the next ten years. Let us know if you have an opinion on this issue.
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Kris
12/4/2015 09:30:20 am
i am not a huge fan of the fence but it does help stop balls from going in the parking lot, which is very congested and dangerous if children are trying to get a soccer or softball. It also helps keep small children contained away from the parking lot as well. 1/8/2022 11:14:44 pm
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Security is the main justification for constructing fencing on your property. Your goods are protected by fencing, but you and your family are also protected. There is crime in every city and suburb on the earth, and yours is no different. Installing fencing around your accessible places is a simple way to take security measures to prevent being a victim of crime. An effective deterrent for criminals and trespassers, a fence also keeps unwanted wild animals off your land. In addition to keeping people and animals out, fences also keep things like children inside. Knowing your kids are in a fenced-in yard from a safety perspective gives you strong piece of mind about their wellbeing. Leave a Reply. |
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