Master Plan: Powers Farm-A Community Park - Randolph, MA
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<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>:<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>-A <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
<strong>Randolph</strong>, Massachusetts<br />
Public Meeting #2<br />
October 08, 2012<br />
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<strong>Randolph</strong>, Ma<br />
POWERS FARM<br />
Meeting Purpose:<br />
To discuss the design of <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> phase 2<br />
RT. 28<br />
RT. 24<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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POWERS FARM SITE<br />
22.49 ACRES<br />
powers farm birds eye<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Prepared By:<br />
Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture, Inc.<br />
Aquatic Control Technology<br />
Bargmann, Hendrie + Archetype, Inc.<br />
Haley & Aldrich<br />
Karon Skinner Catrone<br />
Nitsch Engineering<br />
9.16.12<br />
Meeting Recap<br />
A meeting was held to establish the people of <strong>Randolph</strong>’s desire for phase<br />
two design implementation. The following is a brief summary of those<br />
comments and concerns<br />
What you said...<br />
• <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
• Restroom Facilities<br />
• Enhanced Connections<br />
*Neighborhood<br />
* Regional<br />
* Bike Path<br />
• <strong>Community</strong> Supported Agriculture<br />
(CSA)<br />
• <strong>Community</strong> Gardens<br />
• Educational Opportunities<br />
• Enhanced Trail Systems<br />
• Site History<br />
• Non-Motorized Boating<br />
• Safety/Emergency Access Points<br />
• Norroway Dam<br />
• Signage<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Design Approach/Philosophy<br />
Agrarian, rural, and natural landscape should dictate the design solutions. Design elements should be<br />
subservient to the landscape. Proposed improvements should reflect stewardship of the land protecting<br />
and enhancing the environment.<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Norroway Pond<br />
150’<br />
600’<br />
Phase 1<br />
•Non-Motorized Boating<br />
*accessibility<br />
*vegetation control<br />
•Wildlife Viewing<br />
Bertha<br />
Soule Memorial<br />
<strong>Park</strong><br />
300’<br />
Potential Access<br />
175’<br />
•Fishing<br />
*water depth<br />
*water quality<br />
*access<br />
•Ice Skating<br />
*winter use<br />
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<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park /bertha soule memorial park boat access<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Niles Road<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Grove Str et<br />
0<br />
200<br />
1 0' Bu fer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
Fl od Plain Limit<br />
North Main Str et<br />
Randa l's Way<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
POWERS FARM<br />
RANDOLPH, <strong>MA</strong><br />
SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
scale:1": 200'<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park /re-use of farm sheds providing water access<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Niles Road<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Grove Str et<br />
0<br />
200<br />
1 0' Bu fer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
Fl od Plain Limit<br />
North Main Str et<br />
Randa l's Way<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
POWERS FARM<br />
RANDOLPH, <strong>MA</strong><br />
SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
scale:1": 200'<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park / re-use of farm sheds providing water acccess<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
Grove Lane<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Lim<br />
Potential Fishing Access<br />
Niles Road<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
North Main Street<br />
North Main Street<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
0<br />
600<br />
POWERS <strong>Powers</strong> FARM<strong>Farm</strong><br />
RANDOLPH, <strong>MA</strong><br />
200 400<br />
6’ 10’<br />
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SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
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scale:1": 200'<br />
08/14/2012<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Land Use<br />
The varied landscape of <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> allows for the land use of the site to be many things to<br />
many people; all while staying within the context of a historically agriculturally based open space.<br />
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Programming<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Systems Study<br />
View Sheds<br />
Wildlife Corridor<br />
<strong>Plan</strong>t Communities<br />
Invasive <strong>Plan</strong>t Species<br />
x<br />
40<br />
x<br />
x<br />
40<br />
x 55<br />
FUTURE CONNECTION<br />
M<br />
Proposed Phase 2<br />
FUTURE CONNECTION<br />
M<br />
M<br />
M<br />
M<br />
x 3<br />
x 3<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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NEIGHBORHOOD<br />
ACCESS<br />
FOREST/<br />
WETLAND<br />
PHASE 1<br />
(ACCESS)<br />
FOREST<br />
FIELDS<br />
P O N D<br />
SUCCESSIONAL<br />
MEADOW<br />
BERTHA SOULE<br />
ACCESS<br />
NEIGHBORHOOD<br />
ACCESS<br />
NEIGHBORHOOD<br />
ACCESS<br />
ION<br />
ICYCLE CONNECT<br />
POTENTIAL B<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park/ concept diagram<br />
m<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Access<br />
10 min. walk<br />
7 min. walk<br />
3-5 min. walk<br />
Great Upper Pond<br />
Reservior<br />
C. Fireman<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong><br />
Boston Higashi<br />
School<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Pedestrian Access<br />
<strong>Farm</strong> Access<br />
Vehicular Access<br />
Bicycle Access<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Niles Road<br />
Grove Lane<br />
No roway Pond<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Grove Str et<br />
0<br />
200 400<br />
600<br />
Granite seat blocks<br />
Enhanced Buffer<br />
Crushed Gravel Path<br />
Gate<br />
Log Guardrail<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Bertha Soule Memorial <strong>Park</strong><br />
Entrance Concept<br />
1 0' Bu fer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
Fl od Plain Limit<br />
Randall's Way<br />
North Main Street<br />
Exploring viable connections and access to the <strong>Powers</strong><br />
<strong>Farm</strong> site is key to the enjoyment and enhancement of<br />
the towns new open space parcel. Adding secure and<br />
functional parking and entrances are a major component<br />
to phase 2<br />
POWERS FARM<br />
SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
RANDOLPH, <strong>MA</strong><br />
scale:1": 200'<br />
08/14/2012<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Trails<br />
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Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
LEGEND<br />
x<br />
40<br />
M<br />
Existing<br />
Existing<br />
Bike<br />
Bike<br />
Path<br />
Path<br />
3’<br />
3’<br />
Natural<br />
Natural<br />
Trail<br />
Trail<br />
MM<br />
x 55<br />
North Main Street<br />
North Main Street<br />
x 36<br />
5’<br />
5’<br />
Wide<br />
Wide<br />
Stabilized<br />
Stabilized<br />
Stone Stone dust dust<br />
Road Road<br />
5’ 5’ Wide Wide<br />
ADA ADA Accessible Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
Niles Road<br />
Wide Wide Boardwalk Boardwalk<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
8’ 8’ Bike/ Bike/ Multi Multi -Use -Use<br />
Path Path<br />
8’ 8’ Boardwalk<br />
3’ 3’ Mown Mown Path Path<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Grove Lane<br />
MM<br />
Scenic View<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
x x 33<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
Access Point<br />
Potential<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations or<br />
CSA Locations<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
To Dog <strong>Park</strong><br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
M<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
00<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing Spaces<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
600<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park /proposed trails<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
200 400<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
3’ Mown<br />
Path<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
LEGEND<br />
LEGEND<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
North Main Street<br />
3’ WIDTH<br />
3’ Natural<br />
Trail<br />
M<br />
x 36<br />
M<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing lot<br />
Road<br />
Boardwalk<br />
3’ Natural Trail<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Road<br />
5’ Wide<br />
ADA Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
Wide Boardwalk<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
8’ Bike/ Multi -Use<br />
Path<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
Access Point<br />
3’ Mown Path<br />
5’ WIDTH<br />
5’ WIDTH<br />
(ADA ACCESS PATH)<br />
5’ Wide ADA<br />
Access Path<br />
(Phase 1 Asphalt)<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Grove Lane<br />
M<br />
x 3<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
M<br />
Neighborhood<br />
Access Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Scenic View<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Scenic View<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
8’ Bike/<br />
Multi - Use Path<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Seating Area<br />
Access Point<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations or<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
M<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
To Dog <strong>Park</strong><br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Boat Access<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
0 100 200 400<br />
8’ WIDTH<br />
0 40 80<br />
160 FT. 0 100 200<br />
0 40 80<br />
160 FT. 0 100 200<br />
400<br />
0<br />
400<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
600<br />
ERS <strong>Powers</strong> FARM<br />
<strong>Farm</strong> CIRCULATION/WIDTH<br />
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OLPH, <strong>MA</strong><br />
200 400<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park / proposed trail and path widths<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park / phase 1<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park / proposed boardwalks<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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Boardwalk Types<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Li<br />
LEGEND<br />
x<br />
40<br />
M<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
3’ Natural Trail<br />
M<br />
x 55<br />
North Main Street<br />
x 36<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Road<br />
5’ Wide<br />
ADA Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
Wide Boardwalk<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
8’ Bike/ Multi -Use<br />
Path<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
3’ Mown Path<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Grove Lane<br />
M<br />
Scenic View<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
x 3<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
Access Point<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations<br />
To Dog <strong>Park</strong><br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
M<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
0 0 100 100 200 200 400 400<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing Spaces 0<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
600<br />
200 400<br />
owers S FARM<strong>Farm</strong><br />
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SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Li<br />
LEGEND<br />
x<br />
40<br />
M<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
3’ Natural Trail<br />
M<br />
x 55<br />
North Main Street<br />
x 36<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Road<br />
5’ Wide<br />
ADA Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
Wide Boardwalk<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
8’ Bike/ Multi -Use<br />
Path<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
3’ Mown Path<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Grove Lane<br />
M<br />
Scenic View<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
x 3<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
Access Point<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations<br />
To Dog <strong>Park</strong><br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
M<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
0 0 100 100 200 200 400 400<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing Spaces 0<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
600<br />
200 400<br />
RS owers FARM<strong>Farm</strong><br />
PH,<br />
proposed<br />
<strong>MA</strong><br />
bike path connection bertha soule park<br />
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SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
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mown path<br />
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stone path example<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
LEGEND<br />
North Main Street<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
M<br />
3’ Natural Trail<br />
M<br />
x 36<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Road<br />
5’ Wide<br />
ADA Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
Wide Boardwalk<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
8’ Bike/ Multi -Use<br />
Path<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
3’ Mown Path<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Grove Lane<br />
M<br />
Scenic View<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
x 3<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
Access Point<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations or<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
M<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
0<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing Spaces<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
200 400<br />
600<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park /proposed trails<br />
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SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
LEGEND<br />
x<br />
40<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
North Main Street<br />
x 55<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
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duce. Organic practices allow the purest possible<br />
local produce, while keeping pesticides away from<br />
our foods and open spaces.<br />
CSA options<br />
1 farmer<br />
1 ACRE<br />
PER<br />
PER<br />
20-40<br />
SHARES<br />
30 SHARES<br />
One Third of a<br />
farmers expended<br />
energy can go to<br />
packaging a CSAs<br />
harvest<br />
LESS WATER NEEDED<br />
LESS LAND NEEDED<br />
MORE PRODUCTIVITY<br />
Raised Bed Gardening can double<br />
harvest amounts 2x<br />
SOIL NUTRIENT LEVELS ARE PRESERVED<br />
eXTENDED SEASON<br />
HOOP HOUSES<br />
+Allow New England<br />
farmers to maintain productivity<br />
throughout the<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong> entire year.<br />
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Site Specifics<br />
The <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> site has a large surficial area that get<br />
inundated by storm waters. These seasonally wet areas<br />
make farming the land difficult. The idea of raised beds<br />
gardens allows this community park to relive its past li<br />
as a fully functioning farm on a micro scale. Elevating<br />
garden beds can facilitate a productive community farm<br />
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that serves as not only a place for viable local product<br />
but as a communal anchor firmly placed in <strong>Randolph</strong>s
<strong>MA</strong><br />
<strong>Community</strong> Supported Agriculture<br />
consists of a community of individuals who pledge support to<br />
a farm operation so that the farmland becomes, either legally<br />
or spiritually, the community’s farm, with the growers and<br />
consumers providing mutual support and sharing the risks<br />
and benefits of food production.<br />
-USDA<br />
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CSA<br />
community supported<br />
agriculture<br />
Name/location<br />
Buckle <strong>Farm</strong><br />
Dighton, <strong>MA</strong><br />
Waltham Fields<br />
Waltham, <strong>MA</strong><br />
Allendale <strong>Farm</strong><br />
Brookliine, <strong>MA</strong><br />
Newton <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Farm</strong><br />
Newton, <strong>MA</strong><br />
Brookwood <strong>Farm</strong><br />
Canton, <strong>MA</strong><br />
Acreage<br />
6<br />
60 acres maybe 10 go into CSA or less.<br />
just under 3 acres<br />
multiple farm input<br />
CSA<br />
# Shares<br />
vegetable<br />
flower<br />
vegetable<br />
flower<br />
egg<br />
vegetable<br />
flower<br />
fruit<br />
vegetable<br />
flower<br />
150- large<br />
50 medium<br />
90 100 350 200<br />
fruit/egg<br />
vegetable<br />
flower<br />
Cost of Shares<br />
Crops<br />
$600 20 week large box weekly share<br />
$325 20 week small box weekly share<br />
$96 add on for flower sharer<br />
Typical Crops:<br />
peas, greens, hot peppers, corn, tomatoes,<br />
beans, cherry tomatoes, herbs, ginger, snap<br />
peas, and blueberries. bee products also<br />
available, etc...<br />
$25 membership fee<br />
$625 summer share<br />
$200 winter; 4 shares<br />
nov-dec.<br />
Typical Crops:<br />
summer squash, zucchini, rutabaga, tomatoes,<br />
peas, carrots, fennel, herbs, watermelon,<br />
strawberries, raspberries,etc...<br />
$645 20 week weekly share<br />
$380 20 week weekly half share<br />
Typical Crops:<br />
arugula, beans, beets, broccoli, brussels<br />
sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers,<br />
eggplant, fennel, garlic, greens, herbs,<br />
leeks, lettuce, new potatoes, okra, onions,<br />
peppers, radishes, scallions, spinach,<br />
turnips, etc...<br />
$570 (june-sept) weekly<br />
$300 (June.-sept) alternate week<br />
$75 (aug.-oct.) Fruit share<br />
$180 (june-sept.) flower share<br />
Typical Crops:<br />
peas, greens, hot peppers, corn, cabbage<br />
tomatoes, beans, cherry tomatoes, garlic,<br />
potatoes, herbs,onions, apples, flowers, and<br />
pears. PYO option for some crops.<br />
spring share-$130<br />
summer share $430<br />
fall share $130<br />
combine $670<br />
Typical Crops:<br />
heirloom vegetables, salad greens, scallions,<br />
beets, cucumbers,squash, carrots,<br />
cilantro, kale, flowers, and herbs.<br />
Live stock:<br />
chicken eggs<br />
Staff<br />
8 year round staff members<br />
10 person board of directors<br />
12 year round<br />
share holders volunteer 10 hrs throughout<br />
the season<br />
4 full time employees<br />
share holders volunteer 10 hrs throughout<br />
the season. sweat equity programs allow<br />
share holders to work three hours a week<br />
for there share.<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Limit<br />
LEGEND<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations or<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
North Main Street<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Areas<br />
Niles Road<br />
Passive<br />
Recreational areas<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
Tractor Path<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
North Main Street<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
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0<br />
600<br />
200 400<br />
Areas around the existing alfalfa fields in closer proximity to the amenities near <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong><br />
ERS <strong>Powers</strong> FARM entrance <strong>Farm</strong> allow CSA POTENTIAL the LOCATIONS agricultural endeavor to 09/28/12 be located near<br />
SITE<br />
water,<br />
SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
sewer, electric hookups, and kzla<br />
OLPH, <strong>MA</strong> convenient member pick-up<br />
scale:1": 200'<br />
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Seasonally Wet Soil<br />
Raised Garden Beds<br />
1 ACRE<br />
PER<br />
30 SHARES<br />
S WATER NEEDED<br />
Existing soil conditions open the door<br />
for ideas such as raised bed gardening.<br />
This method has been proven to nearly<br />
double production per square foot.<br />
2x<br />
Raised Bed Gardening can double<br />
harvest amounts<br />
One Third of a<br />
farmers expended Ledge<br />
enegry can go to<br />
packaging a CSAs<br />
harvest<br />
LESS LAND NEEDED<br />
eXTENDED S<br />
SOIL NUTRIENT<br />
HOOP HOUSES<br />
+Allow New England<br />
growing seasons to maintain<br />
productivity throughout<br />
the entire year.<br />
SIte Specifics<br />
The <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> site has a large surficial area<br />
inundated by storm waters. These seasonally<br />
make farming the land difficult. The idea of r<br />
gardens would allow this community park to rel<br />
life as a fully fuctioning farm on a micro scale.<br />
garden beds can facilitate a productive commu<br />
that serves as, not only a place for viable loca<br />
but as a communal anchor firmly placed in Ra<br />
agrarian roots.<br />
multi-row hoop house<br />
single row hoop house<br />
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<strong>Community</strong> Gardens<br />
“<strong>Community</strong> gardens are green spaces that are communally cultivated and cared for; these<br />
spaces may consist of individually worked plots, communally tended areas, sitting areas, and<br />
small-scale children’s play areas. They are the result of the shared collective effort of people<br />
working together.”<br />
-Boston Natural Areas Network<br />
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Japanese Knotweed<br />
Niles Rd.<br />
North Main Street<br />
Vegetation Management<br />
Lythrum salicaria<br />
Purple Loosestrife<br />
Australis phragmites<br />
Common Reed<br />
MEADOW MOWING OPTIONS<br />
Time Schedule: Hay Fields<br />
mow twice a year<br />
36”<br />
18”<br />
Mow (remove cuttings)<br />
Mow<br />
(remove cuttings)<br />
Time Schedule: Successional Meadow<br />
mow once every 1 to 3 years<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Mowing<br />
Rhamnus Frangula<br />
Glossy Buckthorn<br />
Jan<br />
Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov<br />
Dec<br />
Jan<br />
Feb<br />
Mar<br />
Apr<br />
May<br />
NESTING BIRDS<br />
Jun<br />
Jul<br />
Aug<br />
Sep<br />
Oct<br />
Rosa multiflora<br />
Multiflora Rose<br />
Nov<br />
Dec<br />
Jan<br />
Feb<br />
Mar<br />
Apr<br />
May<br />
NESTING BIRDS<br />
Jun<br />
Jul<br />
Aug<br />
Sep<br />
Oct<br />
Nov<br />
Berberis thunbergii<br />
Japanese Barberry<br />
Dec<br />
Grazing<br />
36”<br />
18”<br />
Graze<br />
Graze<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Jan<br />
Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov<br />
**Always leave a 12 ‘ swath of un-mown meadow as a working habitat for existing flora and fauna. Cutting<br />
a whole meadow in one day can take away all the food needed by micro and Macro fauna. The best way to do<br />
this is to cut the edges of your grassland in rotation.<br />
Dec<br />
NESTING BIRDS<br />
Jan<br />
Feb<br />
Mar<br />
Apr<br />
May<br />
Jun<br />
Jul<br />
Aug<br />
Sep<br />
Oct<br />
Nov<br />
NESTING BIRDS<br />
Dec<br />
Jan<br />
Feb<br />
Mar<br />
Apr<br />
May<br />
Jun<br />
Jul<br />
Aug<br />
Sep<br />
Oct<br />
Nov<br />
Dec<br />
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<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> EXISTING CONDITIONS: INVASIVE SPECIES<br />
Bobolinks and eastern meadowlarks build nests, raise young, and forage in hay fields, meadows, and pastures<br />
during the summer. Many birds of prey, such as American kestrels, northern harriers, and short-eared owls, rely on<br />
grasslands for hunting small mammals during summer or winter. Waterfowl and shorebirds sometimes feed in flooded<br />
portions of fields during migration. Grasslands also provide habitat to a variety of other wildlife, including mammals and<br />
many butterflies. Small mammals that inhabit fields, such as meadow voles and meadow jumping mice, are an important<br />
food source for many birds of prey. Larger mammals, such as white-tailed deer and red foxes, regularly visit grasslands for<br />
feeding. Butterflies, such as tiger swallowtails, monarchs, and fritillaries, can be found in fields feeding on wildflower nectar.<br />
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-Massachusetts Audobon Society<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
Sedges<br />
Joe Pye Weed<br />
Goldenrod<br />
Cattails<br />
Button Bush<br />
LEGEND<br />
Low Field<br />
(Wet)<br />
North Main Street<br />
Alfalfa Field<br />
White Cedar<br />
Fern<br />
Sedges<br />
Mosses<br />
White Cedar<br />
Forest<br />
Marsh Area<br />
Successional<br />
Meadow<br />
White Pine<br />
Red Cedar<br />
Birch<br />
Maple<br />
Oak<br />
Clethra<br />
Mown Field<br />
Pine & Oak<br />
Woodland<br />
Littoral Zone<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Birch<br />
Maple<br />
Oak<br />
White Pine<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Grove Street<br />
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Water Lilies<br />
Arrowhead/<br />
Duck Potato<br />
Sedges<br />
Arum<br />
Cattails<br />
Pickerel Weed<br />
Golden Rod<br />
Joe Pye Weed<br />
Queens Ann Lace<br />
Sedges<br />
Button Bush<br />
Milkweed<br />
Iris<br />
Joe Pye Weed Goldern Rod<br />
Queens Ann Lace Ferns<br />
Sedges<br />
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EXISTING CONDITIONS: VEGETATION DIAGRAM<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
Grove Lane<br />
Polygonum cuspidatum<br />
Japanese Knotweed<br />
Celastrus orbiculatus<br />
Bittersweet<br />
North Main Street<br />
Lythrum salicaria<br />
Purple Loosestrife<br />
Australis phragmites<br />
Common Reed<br />
Rhamnus Frangula<br />
Glossy Buckthorn<br />
Rosa multiflora<br />
Multiflora Rose<br />
Berberis thunbergii<br />
Japanese Barberry<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
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Polygonum cuspidatum<br />
Lythrum salicaria<br />
Celastrus orbiculatus<br />
Japanese Knotweed Purple Loosestrife Bittersweet<br />
Legend<br />
Manual Control<br />
Mechanical Control<br />
Chemical Control<br />
Australis phragmites<br />
Phragmites<br />
Biological Control<br />
Fire Control<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Site<br />
Rhamnus frangula<br />
Glossy Buckthorn<br />
Rosa multiflora<br />
Rose<br />
Berberis thunbergii<br />
Japanse Barberry<br />
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Invasive<br />
Guidelines<br />
A Management Approach<br />
Oriental Bittersweet<br />
Celastrus orbiculatus<br />
Common Reed<br />
Australis phragmities<br />
Purple Loosestrife<br />
Lythrum salicria<br />
Japanese Knotweed<br />
Polygontum cuspidatum<br />
Rosa multiflora<br />
Multiflora Rose<br />
Glossy Buckthorn<br />
Rhamnus frangula<br />
RECOMMENDED<br />
Manual<br />
Smaller problem areas can be hand<br />
pulled, dug, and cut<br />
NOTE:<br />
The entire plant shall be removed<br />
including the entirety of the root system.<br />
Celastrus often grows in the same<br />
environment with poison ivy.<br />
Smaller areas can be hand cut, dug, and<br />
harvested to reduce biomass<br />
NOTE:<br />
These areas can be covered by plastic to<br />
smother roots for a minimum of three<br />
seasons. This techniques works best<br />
when plants are cut to at least 4”.<br />
Smaller areas can be hand cut, dug, and<br />
harvested to reduce biomass<br />
NOTE:<br />
These areas can be covered by plastic to<br />
smother roots for a minimum of three<br />
seasons. This techniques works best<br />
when plants are cut to at least 4”<br />
Cutting, Digging, Pulling<br />
NOTE:<br />
Smaller stands can be removed manually<br />
in this method when in areas that herbicides<br />
are not permitted. This method is<br />
labor intensive. Pulling is best when soil<br />
compaction is relatively light and ground<br />
is soft.<br />
Grubbing or pulling<br />
NOTE:<br />
Repetition of at least 4 times a year is<br />
required for this method. If entire root<br />
structure is not removed plants will re<br />
sprout.<br />
Hand pull small plants. Dig larger plants.<br />
NOTE:<br />
Repetition of at least 2 times a year is<br />
required for this method. This method<br />
promote vigorous re sprouting if not<br />
combined with herbicide.<br />
Mechanical<br />
Chemical<br />
Cutting vines at comfortable height will<br />
kill canopy infestations.<br />
NOTE:<br />
The entire plant shall be removed including<br />
the entirety of the root system to<br />
prohibit re-sprouting<br />
Herbicide methods<br />
-Foliar Treatment- glyphosate or tricflopyr<br />
-Cut Stem Treatments- glyphosate or tricflopyr<br />
ester<br />
-Basal Bark Method - tricflopyr ester<br />
NOTE:<br />
Application should be reserved for Fall<br />
and Winter to reduce impact on native<br />
species<br />
Mowing in areas with limited topography<br />
works well to reduce biomass. Mow<br />
multiple times annually.<br />
NOTE:<br />
A systematic combination of herbicides<br />
and mowing tend to have the greatest<br />
affects<br />
Herbicide methods<br />
-Foliar Treatment<br />
-Cut Stem Treatments<br />
-Bundle Cut Method<br />
June-September<br />
NOTE:<br />
Application should be reserved for late<br />
summer.<br />
Mowing is an ineffective method for the<br />
removal of these plants<br />
Herbicide methods<br />
-Foliar Treatment (spring)<br />
-Cut Stem Treatments _ aaquatic approved<br />
glyphosate<br />
-Basal Bark Method<br />
NOTE:<br />
Timing is important and is recommended<br />
before flowering<br />
Mowing, Cutting, Digging, Covering<br />
NOTE:<br />
Smaller stands (30 stems and below)<br />
can be removed by mowing if repeated<br />
monthly for three field seasons. Removal<br />
procedures should be carried out<br />
twice a month.<br />
Chemical application works best as a<br />
multi prong method with mowing.<br />
NOTE:<br />
Common Reed is best treated when 5’<br />
tall and retreated @ 3’ tall.<br />
Foliar<br />
spray with aminopyralid, imazapyr, glyphosate,<br />
or triclopyr. Cut-stump treat with<br />
glyphosate or triclopyr.<br />
A repetitive cutting method is suggested.<br />
Dig or pull using a tractor, ATV,<br />
or truck<br />
NOTE:<br />
Mowing of large swaths can result in<br />
flat tires. Filling tire with foam. Mow affected<br />
areas 3-6 times during the growing<br />
season for 2-4 years.<br />
Herbicide methods<br />
-Foliar Treatment (spring) metsulfuronmethyl,<br />
glyphosate, or triclopyr.<br />
-Cut Stem Treatments- glyphosate or tricflopyr<br />
-Basal Bark Method- tricflopyr ester<br />
NOTE:<br />
Application should be reserved for Fall<br />
and Winter to reduce impact on native<br />
species<br />
Cutting method must be repeated 2<br />
times a year.<br />
NOTE:<br />
This method alone is ineffective and<br />
must be combine with root removal to<br />
reduce sprouting. Removal in winter is<br />
strongly discouraged.<br />
Herbicide methods<br />
-Foliar Treatment<br />
-Cut Stem Treatments<br />
-Basal Bark Method (late Fall through<br />
Winter)<br />
NOTE:<br />
Application should be reserved for Fall<br />
and Winter to reduce impact on native<br />
species<br />
Biological<br />
There are no known biological controls<br />
There are no known biological controls<br />
Biological control has been the most effective<br />
when trying to eradicate<br />
NOTE:<br />
Hylobius transversovittatus (A weevil),<br />
Galerucella calmariensis and G. pusilla<br />
two leaf eating beetles are being used to<br />
control stands of loosestrife.<br />
Grazing when plants are newly sprouting<br />
can help reduce biomass.<br />
NOTE:<br />
Goats although effective will eat wanted<br />
vegetation as well.<br />
Grazing when plants are newly sprouting<br />
can help reduce biomass.<br />
Research at West Virginia University suggests that the<br />
grazing of goats for two seasons at a rate of eight to ten<br />
goats per acre will be necessary to provide effective control.<br />
Ken Simeral, an Ohio extension agent, recommends<br />
raising angora goats to fight infestations of multiflora<br />
rose in pastures. An added benefit is the profits from 10 to<br />
30 lbs. of mohair produced per goat per year.<br />
Grazing when plants are newly sprouting<br />
can help reduce biomass<br />
Fire<br />
Burning of C. orbiculatus is not a viable<br />
option<br />
Burning methods have been shown to be<br />
effective in combination with chemical<br />
control<br />
NOTE:<br />
Due to site proximity to neighborhoods<br />
Fire control is not recommended<br />
Burning of L. salicria is not a viable option<br />
Burning of P. cuspidatum is not a viable<br />
option<br />
Burning of R. multiflora is not a viable<br />
option<br />
Burning of R. cathartica is not a viable<br />
option<br />
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North Main Street<br />
Niles Rd.<br />
Norroway<br />
Pond<br />
Randall Way<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Grove Street<br />
Areas in need of vegetated buffers<br />
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Restroom Locations and Types<br />
Custom built infrastructure allows a<br />
sense of place to be recognized. While<br />
interesting prefabricated facilities can<br />
fit a purpose often the investment in the<br />
community is better served by specialized<br />
adaptations of structures<br />
public rest room company<br />
bh+a rest room facility minute man np<br />
rometec outdoor rest room facilities<br />
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Potential Restroom Location<br />
Scale 1:50<br />
Estimated 100’ Wetland<br />
8” Sewer<br />
Line<br />
181.49 sewer<br />
invert elevation<br />
+<br />
185.87 +/-<br />
elevation<br />
+<br />
FFE 175.5<br />
+<br />
concept sketch<br />
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Site Furnishing + Signage<br />
QR informative signage<br />
proposed neighborhood entrance marker<br />
Sign Types<br />
Interpretive signage<br />
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Furnishing Styles<br />
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Niles Rd.<br />
100' Buffer<br />
Estimated wetland Lim<br />
LEGEND<br />
x<br />
40<br />
M<br />
Existing Bike Path<br />
3’ Natural Trail<br />
M<br />
x 55<br />
North Main Street<br />
x 36<br />
5’ Wide Stabilized<br />
Stone dust<br />
Road<br />
5’ Wide<br />
ADA Accessible<br />
Niles Road<br />
Wide Boardwalk<br />
Norroway Pond<br />
Flood Plain Limit<br />
8’ Bike/ Multi -Use<br />
Path<br />
8’ Boardwalk<br />
3’ Mown Path<br />
Potential<br />
Access Point<br />
North Main Street<br />
Emergency<br />
Access<br />
Grove Lane<br />
M<br />
Scenic View<br />
Grove Lane<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
x 3<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Sunnyworth Lane<br />
Seating Area<br />
Overflow <strong>Park</strong>ing<br />
Power's <strong>Farm</strong> Road<br />
<strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> Rd.<br />
Randall’s Way<br />
Randall's Way<br />
CSA Outbuilding<br />
Access Point<br />
Potential<br />
CSA Locations or<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
To Dog <strong>Park</strong><br />
Grove Street<br />
Grove Street<br />
Seasonally Wet<br />
Maintenance<br />
Access<br />
M<br />
Areas<br />
0<br />
<strong>Park</strong>ing Spaces<br />
Passive/Active<br />
Recreational areas<br />
200 400<br />
600<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
SITE SURVEY LAYOUT<br />
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Prepared By:<br />
Kyle Zick Landscape Architecture, Inc.<br />
Aquatic Control Technology<br />
Bargmann, Hendrie + Archetype, Inc.<br />
Haley & Aldrich<br />
Karon Skinner Catrone<br />
Nitsch Engineering<br />
FEEDBACK<br />
In attempts to achieve the best possible product for your community<br />
we would appreciate your input.<br />
ESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS QUESTIONS Q<br />
Please provide input related to:<br />
Access Points<br />
Trail location and types<br />
Pond use<br />
Overflow parking<br />
CSA and/or <strong>Community</strong> Garden<br />
Restroom location<br />
Vegetation management<br />
Site furnishings<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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What’s Next....<br />
Study Complete<br />
Implementation<br />
- End of November<br />
- To be determined<br />
<strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>: <strong>Powers</strong> <strong>Farm</strong>- a community park<br />
Town of <strong>Randolph</strong>, <strong>MA</strong><br />
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