City Park

Park CEO says the meeting is a start of “reset” toward increased public engagement efforts.

After months of uncertainty about its future, popular youth and farming program Grow Dat Youth Farm will be allowed to remain at the City Park site it has occupied since 2012.

Supporters spoke against City Park leadership's proposal to build a promenade that would bisect the land where Grow Dat currently operates.

As City Park develops a new master plan, Grow Dat Farm, a popular farm and youth program, could see a road built through its current site raising questions about its future.

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