The City of Hoboken seeks to create a vision plan for historic Church Square Park to outline potential future upgrades.
Church Square Park is the social and ecological center of its neighborhood. Bounded by Garden Street, Fourth Street, Park Avenue, and Fifth Street, this public space in the center of Hoboken serves a broad variety of community members ranging from passive users enjoying the shade beneath the lush tree canopy - to active users playing basketball or getting exercise.
Originally constructed in 1875, this historic public space has evolved and adapted over time as the needs of the City and community have changed. One of the most important elements of this park is the historic tree canopy and the ecological value of the green spaces located throughout.
In 2020, the City completed an assessment of mature trees and launched an annual arboriculture program. In 2022, a landscape rehabilitation pilot program was completed for the "central spine" within the Park.
A vision set forth almost 150 years ago has allowed this park to provide an invaluable and ecologically rich respite for the residents of this neighborhood. Now, it is time to establish a Vision Plan that will set the course for it to serve the Hoboken community for the next 150 years.
The City of Hoboken seeks to create a vision plan for historic Church Square Park to outline potential future upgrades.
Church Square Park is the social and ecological center of its neighborhood. Bounded by Garden Street, Fourth Street, Park Avenue, and Fifth Street, this public space in the center of Hoboken serves a broad variety of community members ranging from passive users enjoying the shade beneath the lush tree canopy - to active users playing basketball or getting exercise.
Originally constructed in 1875, this historic public space has evolved and adapted over time as the needs of the City and community have changed. One of the most important elements of this park is the historic tree canopy and the ecological value of the green spaces located throughout.
In 2020, the City completed an assessment of mature trees and launched an annual arboriculture program. In 2022, a landscape rehabilitation pilot program was completed for the "central spine" within the Park.
A vision set forth almost 150 years ago has allowed this park to provide an invaluable and ecologically rich respite for the residents of this neighborhood. Now, it is time to establish a Vision Plan that will set the course for it to serve the Hoboken community for the next 150 years.
A successful Vision Plan depends on engaging community members to contribute ideas, hopes, and concerns for Church Square Park.
The City of Hoboken will host a public listening session on Wednesday, March 29, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Church Square Park to gather feedback from the community about potential upgrades to the historic park's amenities. This will be an "open house" style event where park goers can stop by at any time to provide feedback.
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