The Grand Junction open-space project for downtown Westfield started in 2007 and the city began its financial investment in buying properties in 2011 on a voluntary process. Design discussions were held in 2013 and Land Collective was selected as the lead design group on April 1.
Now the project, a 120-acre programmable space for all seasons south of Jersey Street between Mill and South Union streets, is taking another major step as new plans have been unveiled following public input this summer.
“We have the best natural terrain in Hamilton County in the downtown area, I feel, and we haven’t taken advantage of that,” Westfield City Council President Jim Ake said… CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL STORY AT CURRENT IN WESTFIELD
