The maps at hand highlight several revamping and refurbishing actions introduced to the village park over a 10-year timeframe. Overall, the changes involve the removal of some features, the addition of new constructions, and the transformation of the car park, all of which have affected the layout and functionality of the area as a whole.
A cursory glance at the maps reveals drastic changes, including the removal of the woods and the pond to free up space for a new café and a boating lake, both established in the south. Moving northward, a new toilet has been constructed further north. Previously, there was a children’s play area and a soft play area, which have now been combined into one unified children’s play area. To the left, the tennis courts have doubled in capacity, increasing from two to four courts. Further south, the car park has been enlarged from 20 to 50 cars. Additionally, the picnic area has been demolished.
The park has undergone considerable changes over the 10-year period. The only facility that has remained unchanged is the entrance.
Overall, it is evident that the village park has experienced a range of developments in terms of urban planning and infrastructure, allowing it to better accommodate a larger number of visitors in a safer and more comfortable environment.