Cape Coral wants community's input on GO Bond park plans

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The City of Cape Coral is looking for the community’s input on their plans to put new parks in the area.

The city is hosting a series of meetings in regards to their $60 million Go Bonds Project.

Seven neighborhood parks are currently being designs, some of which are already on their website, but they want to hear what neighbors think.

Meetings will be held for the new neighborhood parks as well as for the community parks.

The new neighborhood parks include:

Public input meetings for these parks are set for the following dates/times:

If you would like to provide input but cannot attend a meeting, you can complete a survey instead.

The community parks include:

Meetings for these parks are currently to be determined.

If you wish to provide input for these parks but cannot attend a meeting, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

Below is an interactive map of parks being upgraded or built as a part of the Parks GO Bond Projects.

For more information on the GO Bond Projects, click here.

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