Scott Harriman
The canals are a huge asset and should be developed into a first-class space for relaxation and recreation. I can envision a linear park running along both sides, with skating and hockey in the winter and some kind of boating in the summer.

I agree that Veterans Park is highly underutilized and it's a shame as it's the best place to view the Great Falls. The biggest factors in this are that it's not connected to other green spaces via a walking trail, and also that the vehicle entry/exit at that major intersection is not very easy, safe, or even noticeable. Access to the park via foot and vehicle should be improved - I personally would love to see the walking trail under Longley Bridge and connecting to Simard-Payne be prioritized.

The pedestrian bridge, riverwalk, and Great Falls in Simard Payne, as well as Baxter Brewing, Fishbones, Davincis, -- and the sculptures and fountain around the Bates Mills.

A few times a week or daily

Canal skating; Interactive Arts Events; Multicultural Events; Fishing Derby; River Floating

Would love to see multi-use covered pavilion that could serve as a permanent home for the farmers' market, as well as music and arts events; Public Restrooms; Canals beautified; Extending the walking path along the river up to Veterans Park

Lincoln, I suppose, but usually just passing through on foot or bike to Simard-Payne Park

the paved area / parking lot between the car wash and the hotel - no river views and not inviting to pedestrians

the farmers market! i also love the foot bridge over the canal with the mini falls running through the old mill infrastructure.

Recreation