East Village Green is a proposed 4.1 acre park bounded by F, G, 13^th and 15^th streets in the East Village neighborhood of Downtown.  East Village will accommodate a majority of Downtown’s residential population, ultimately growing to 46,000 residents.  After a series of public workshops to determine the desired amenities for the park, the General Development Plan was approved by the Parks and Recreation Board in November, 2015.  The East Village Green Phase 1 park project is approximately two acres and includes the reconstruction of 14^th Street within the park’s boundaries.  The Project is located on a full 60,000 square-foot (SF) block bounded by 13^th, F, 14^th and G streets, a 20,000 SF site at the northeast corner of 14^th and G streets, and a small site along the south side of F Street between 14^th and 15^th streets which will accommodate the relocation of two historic buildings.

The Phase 1 project will contain the following main elements:

• Two-story, 14,200 SF community center
• Central lawn area
• Children’s playground with an interactive water feature
• Performance pavilion
• Off-leash dog parks for small and large dogs
• Two food and beverage buildings
• Game/reading area
• Public restrooms with attendant booth
• Public art element
• Improvements to 14^th Street to accommodate community events
• Two-level, 185-space underground public parking garage
• Relocation of two designated historic structures

Documents

• General Development Plan
• Project Renderings