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LASN 2023 Yearbook by Allie Stafford, Administration
Year in Review Park Openings David Volz Design has marked a significant year with the opening of three exceptional parks, each bearing its unique appeal and contributing to their respective communities. Garvey Dog Park in Rosemead opened in January, is a testament to their commitment to creating spaces that cater to diverse needs. In May, Wolfson Park in Rancho Mirage has seen an expansion, with both its facilities and parking lot receiving upgrades. What makes this park truly special is its historical significance and its connection to local trails. It serves as a bridge between the community's past and its natural beauty, making it an important asset for both residents and history enthusiasts. In early October, Santiago Park made its debut, promising a myriad of recreational opportunities. The park boasts an array of play features for children, inviting trails for nature lovers, and an amphitheater set to host a variety of city programs. The next phase of Santiago Park will focus on the restoration of trails and the preservation of native habitat. This forward-looking approach ensures that the park will remain a cherished and evolving part of Orange County, offering something great for years to come. OUTREACH AND TECHNOLOGY David Volz Design has made significant strides in enhancing its outreach process through the effective integration of technology and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). In a notable collaboration with the City of Huntington Beach, the firm has demonstrated a commitment to engaging with the community in innovative ways. By leveraging technology, they have streamlined their outreach efforts and ensured that community members have a voice in the design and development of local parks. One of the standout features of this approach is the utilization of fliers, interactive project websites, QR codes, and online surveys. These tools have proven invaluable in reaching out to community members and involving them in the decision-making process.
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