Help design new garden, e-bike lending library at Richmond park

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Urban Tilth invites community to help design Unity Park mural
Photo of Unity Park courtesy of the City of Richmond.

By Kathy Chouteau

The Richmond community is being asked to help design two new features being planned for Unity Park: a senior garden that is universally accessible and also an e-bike lending library.

Urban Tilth and Rich City Rides are hosting a “Charrette Design Session” Sat., July 29 at 3 p.m. at Unity Park, located at 1605 Ohio Ave. in Richmond. 

In-person attendance at the workshops is highly recommended by the organizers so that community members glean the best info from it, however online surveys—i.e., the E-Bike Lending Library Survey and the Universally Accessible & Senior Garden Survey—are also available for the projects.

“We will use the input from the workshop and the surveys to determine the overall design of the garden and E-Bike Lending Library,” said organizers in the Richmond City Manager’s Report. Spanish translation, snacks and refreshments will be provided.

To fill out the surveys, click on these links: E-Bike Lending Library Survey; Universally Accessible & Senior Garden Survey.