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In addition, the proposed connectivity to downtown through the Riverwalk provides expanded green space for public use, as well as offering a natural wildlife corridor and a vegetated buffer for improved water quality and bank protection. An amphitheater, an orchard, a destination splashpad and public art spaces provide attractions for residents and visitors to Smithville. In this concept, the existing playground and associated parking remains.
Tell us what you think of the future concept plan for Heritage Park, and if there are things you would suggest changing or adding?
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For more information about the City of Smithville’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan Project, please contact:
Matt Denton, CPRP – Parks and Recreation Director
107 West Main Street
City of Smithville
Phone: (816) 532-8130
parksandrec@smithvillemo.org
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