How parks are changing in 2019 and what residents want to see - Gainesville Times

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How parks are changing in 2019 and what residents want to see

A large pavilion in Platt Park was part of the renovations for guests when it reopened July 31, 2018. The park closed in 2011 due to county budget cuts, but now has additional picnic tables and upgraded playground equipment. - photo by Scott Rogers

PARK 2.jpg — A large pavilion in Platt Park was part of the renovations for guests when it reopened July 31, 2018. The park closed in 2011 due to county budget cuts, but now has additional picnic tables and upgraded playground equipment. - photo by Scott Rogers

The theme of the year for recreation has been connectivity.Trails were the top request in surveys and at public meetings held by both the city of Gainesville and Hall County.