Asheville City Plan
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Existing Parks Asheville has two existing parks that have been partially developed, Montford Park on Mont- ford Avenue, about two acres, and Aston Park, South French Broad Avenue, about fourteen acres.
There are also two other areas which are still unde- veloped, one of about an acre at the corner of Mag- nolia Avenue and Flint Street, and the other approxi- mately eight acres in West Asheville on 'Sulphur Springs Road and Rumbough Place. It is obvious that this acreage is entirely inadequate f...or the pres- ent population and makes no allowance whatever for the future.
Proposed Park System will util- ize land which might otherwise become undesirable. Will follow banks of French Broad and Swan- nanoa Rivers, and include moun- tainside on East of City.
Park System In planning the park system for Asheville advant- age has been taken of the natural features and in many cases land is included which is now in a na- tural state and suitable for park purposes, but which if not so treated would soon become undesirable property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Existing Parks Asheville has two existing parks that have been partially developed, Montford Park on Mont- ford Avenue, about two acres, and Aston Park, South French Broad Avenue, about fourteen acres.
There are also two other areas which are still unde- veloped, one of about an acre at the corner of Mag- nolia Avenue and Flint Street, and the other approxi- mately eight acres in West Asheville on 'Sulphur Springs Road and Rumbough Place. It is obvious that this acreage is entirely inadequate f...or the pres- ent population and makes no allowance whatever for the future.
Proposed Park System will util- ize land which might otherwise become undesirable. Will follow banks of French Broad and Swan- nanoa Rivers, and include moun- tainside on East of City.
Park System In planning the park system for Asheville advant- age has been taken of the natural features and in many cases land is included which is now in a na- tural state and suitable for park purposes, but which if not so treated would soon become undesirable property.
What to read after Asheville City Plan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nolen, John, 1869-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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