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NELLY CUSTIS PARK REVISED CONCEPT PLAN EXISTING PARK FEATURES PROPOSED SCOPE Wooded Area to be Maintained Open Space to be Preserved Invasives to be Removed Poor Drainage to be Remedied Existing Playground Area Existing Walkway to be replaced with ADA acces- sible circulation Entrance/Exit Proposed School Aged Play Area DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

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NELLY CUSTIS PARK REVISED CONCEPT PLAN

EXISTING PARK FEATURES PROPOSED SCOPEWooded Area tobe Maintained

Open Space to bePreserved

Invasives to be Removed

Poor Drainage to be Remedied

Existing Playground Area Existing Walkway to be

replaced with ADA acces-sible circulation

Entrance/Exit Proposed School Aged Play Area

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

Nelly CustisNelly CustisParkPark

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701 24th St S, Arlington, VA 22202701 24th St S, Arlington, VA 22202

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Nelly Custis Park Scope

• Correction of the existing drainage problems - A stormwater engineer would be contracted to address the

existing run-off problem. This could potentially include rain gardens, underground retention facilities and additional plantings

• Removal of invasive species - Existing invasive bamboo would be eradicated through a

multi-year process • Improve circulation for accessibility and park use

- Existing circulation paths would be reviewed for ADA compliance and brought up to code

• Additional school age play equipment - Includes “natural looking” play elements for 5-12 year olds - Play area would be located on the east side of the park

adjacent to the existing playground • Increased park shade with tree canopy plantings • New site furnishings

- Includes park signage, benches and trash/recycling receptacles