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Clapp Transformation of OUR Park Community Engagement Series History of Clapp Park 2018 The five (5) course golf system was identified as no longer being sustainable Recommendation was made to close Clapp golf course due to its


  1. Clapp Transformation of OUR Park Community Engagement Series

  2. History of Clapp Park • 2018 • The five (5) course golf system was identified as no longer being sustainable • Recommendation was made to close Clapp golf course due to its lack of economic performance • The Mayor and City Council voted to temporarily keep the golf course open

  3. History of Clapp Park • 2019 • An 11-member transformation committee was appointed • An engagement series was designed • Clapp Transformation Committee will present a recommendation to the Mayor and City Council • Clapp golf course will be closed

  4. The Process • The community engagement series is designed to: • Listen: March 6 – March 19 • Focus: March 20 – April 2 • Share: April 3 – April 8 • Presentation to Mayor and City Council – May

  5. Why Are We Here? • To gather feedback on innovative solutions to transform Clapp Park • To hear the diverse perspective on amenities, programs and development ideas for Clapp Park • To continue writing history as we preserve the legacy of Clapp Park

  6. Clapp Park Assets • Physical assets • Two parking areas (public • Clubhouse lot and maintenance lot) • Maintenance Building • Two access points • Utilities • Creek – can be focal point • Irrigation system of new use • Trees and landscaping

  7. Assets Around Clapp • WSU South Campus at Harry Street Mall • Griffith Elementary School • Georgetown/Via Christi senior community • Multiple Neighborhood Associations • Via Christi/St. Joseph hospital • Retail

  8. Project Wichita • 86% of respondents agreed that the Wichita region has to be willing to change to keep and attract the next generation • 78% of respondents agreed that the Wichita region should be a place that is a destination place people want to live • The attractions index indicated that younger age groups and minority communities ranked issues around attractions higher, specifically the need for more affordable and diverse options

  9. Project Wichita • Guiding Principle: • Invest in Ourselves • Connected Community • Future Generation Mindset • Boldly Seize Opportunities – taking risks, acting now, leading boldly

  10. Acknowledge • Clapp will no longer be a golf course • Safety and maintenance are components of the recommendation from the Transformation Committee • Finances are not a part of the engagement, but don’t allow that to deter you from influencing and shaping the future

  11. Outdoor Amphitheater

  12. Ziplining & Paddle Boating

  13. Equipment Rental Facility

  14. Art Gallery

  15. Our Community Let’s discuss how to create the transformation for our community…

  16. Community Engagement What amenities would you like to see in the transformation of Clapp Park?

  17. Community Engagement What types of programs would you like to see offered at Clapp Park?

  18. Community Engagement If part of the land at Clapp Park is developed, what type of development would you like to see occur?

  19. Next Steps ❖ Listen Phase: will continue through March 19 ❖ Focus Phase: March 20 – April 2 ❖ Share Phase: April 3 – April 8 ❖ Presentation to Mayor and Council – June

  20. Thank You Sign up for Council Member Clendenin’s newsletter please e -mail mcampbell@wichita.gov Questions about the process please contact LaShonda Garnes with WSU Public Policy and Management Center lashonda.garnes@wichita.edu

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