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The Board of Park Commissioners in November 2005 approved an agreement between the Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) and Parks and Recreation for a neighborhood park at the former Broadview Elementary School. MCCSC retains ownership of the property. Parks and Recreation manages the park and playground, which officially opened May 23, 2007.
Quick Park Information
- Features: one acre, fenced playground area with an asphalt court (no nets or goals), picnic shelter, open grassy area, shade sails, benches and picnic tables, drinking fountain (open seasonally) and bike parking at the park entrance.
- Restroom: no restroom available
- Property rules and hours of operation for Bloomington's city parks
- Parking: One concrete parking lot immediately north of Broadview Park. The parking lot is owned and managed by MCCSC. There are no designated handicap accessible spaces in the lot, which has 36 vehicle parking spaces. It is approximately 272' across the concrete parking lot from the farthest vehicle parking space to the park entrance.
Accessibility
Level concrete paths surround the park's two play areas, a swingset with four swings, and a small, unreservable picnic shelter. One play area and the swings have engineered wood fiber surfacing, while the smaller of the play areas features poured-in-place rubber surfacing.
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