Freemont_Park_Site_Plan-2024.06.28.pdf

The document is an aerial site plan for the Freemont Park Pavilion Replacement project in Fort Myers, Florida, prepared by the City of Fort Myers Parks & Recreation Department. The plan details the removal of an existing pad measuring approximately 15' x 12' and a 5' x 5' sidewalk, along with the complete removal of an existing post and foundation. The project scope includes constructing a new 16' x 16' pad and pavilion at Freemont Park, located at 1000 Freemont Street. This site plan is part of a broader initiative to replace pavilions at four different park locations within the city.

The aerial image provides a detailed overhead view of the project site, showing the park's location in relation to surrounding streets (Palm Beach Boulevard and Freemont Street), nearby buildings, and existing vegetation. The yellow highlighted area indicates the precise location of the planned pavilion replacement. The site plan includes a north arrow, scale, and measurement grid to assist in precise project planning and execution. While specific pricing details are not visible in this document, it appears to be part of a municipal infrastructure improvement project aimed at upgrading park facilities.