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We’re testing out ideas for the future of the downtown parking lot at the corner of Rosemary St. and Columbia St. With items like seating options, recreational/activity areas, landscaping, and shade, we can transform a gathering space with low-cost, flexible materials. This concept is known as Tactical Urbanism. Town staff, UNC staff, and community members are helping guide the concept design for this work. This project is an experiment! Once we design a temporary plan, we’ll have many opportunities for you to provide input that will inform the permanent design.
We’re also ready for you to engage now! You can do so either on this site, or in person at upcoming Town events and programs.
We’re testing out ideas for the future of the downtown parking lot at the corner of Rosemary St. and Columbia St. With items like seating options, recreational/activity areas, landscaping, and shade, we can transform a gathering space with low-cost, flexible materials. This concept is known as Tactical Urbanism. Town staff, UNC staff, and community members are helping guide the concept design for this work. This project is an experiment! Once we design a temporary plan, we’ll have many opportunities for you to provide input that will inform the permanent design.
We’re also ready for you to engage now! You can do so either on this site, or in person at upcoming Town events and programs.