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1. Will the new park include parking on site and a restroom?

Dusterberry Neighborhood Park is classified as a neighborhood park and will not include a restroom or parking on site.  Larger, Community Parks typically include restrooms and on-site parking.

2. Will the new park include traffic improvements?

Traffic improvements are not a part of the scope of work for Dusterberry Neighborhood Park.  Future traffic improvements may be slated for Dusterberry Way and Peralta Boulevard.  Contact Transportation Engineering for additional information.

3. What will happen to the grassy area, benches, and fence along Westminster Circle?

TThe grassy area, or parklet, will be incorporated into the design of Dusterberry Neighborhood Park.  The existing fence and benches will be removed so that area can be cohesively incorporated into the larger park. 

4. Can the adjacent walls be removed, altered, or used for art murals?

All adjacent walls are privately owned nor a part of the park proper and as such cannot be painted, removed or altered.  The City may try to partner with the AC Delco building for a mural along their wall in the future. However, this is dependent upon the wishes of private property owner.