Kenilworth Park Revitalization Project

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Project Description

Kenilworth is the largest community park serving the mid-town area and is in need of reinvestment to better serve our growing community. Redesigning this cherished park will provide much-needed park and play space that better serve our growing community. Our goals are to create spaces for people of all ages to support a healthy, sustainable, and more connected Petaluma.  Park improvements may include but are not limited to reimagined play spaces; integrated public art into play areas; improved access and safety features; inclusive elements for all ages and abilities; drainage enhancements; trees and shade structures; native and drought tolerant plantings; natural elements; recreational amenities; and turf and pathway improvements.

Generations of Petalumans have made memories with their friends, families, and loved ones at Kenilworth Park. We look forward to hearing from you and working together to help create an equitable, diverse, and inclusive space for future Petalumans to enjoy!

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Working with Our Community

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Community Drop-In Event

We invited the community to join us to celebrate the redesign of Kenilworth Park on Saturday, February 3rd. We hosted a drop-in event for the community to come together, see the preliminary park design, and play! The feedback we received will help to guide the final design.

Community Workshop & Survey #1

Community input is an essential part of the Kenilworth Park Revitalization project. We held our first Community Workshop on October 20, 2022 and conducted a community survey to gather feedback on current concerns and ideas for the future of the park. Thank you to all who took the time to participate! A detailed report summarizing the workshop and survey results can be viewed HERE. (Haga clic aquí para ver el resumen del reporte en español.)

Survey #2 - First Design Concept Survey

Thanks to the nearly 1,000 community members who took the time to provide feedback on our first design concept via our online survey. View the presentation below to see a summary of our findings, or click HERE to view all the survey responses. Click HERE to view the summary of our findings in Spanish. You can use the magnifying glass at the bottom of the presentation below to make it larger or smaller, or you can hover over the presentation and click the "Pop-out" button in the top, right-hand corner to view a larger version of the presentation in a new window. Additionally, click HERE to view a FULL summary of our Survey #2 results, with helpful graphs and charts, to help visualize the community's wants and needs for Kenilworth's overall design.

Project Manager

Drew Halter, Director of Parks & Recreation, dhalter@cityofpetaluma.org, 707-778-4380

Project Location 

Kenilworth Park is located just outside the Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds, adjacent to the Petaluma Regional Library, and Kenilworth Recreation Center.

Timeline/Project Status  

August - October 2023 – Multiple Community and Stakeholder Engagement Events Planned 

July 2023 – Project Design Kick-Off 

June 2023 – The City of Petaluma’s Public Art Committee selected project artist, Oleg Lobykin as the Project Artist for incorporating art into the play structures for the new Kenilworth Park design.  

April 2023 – City selected MIG, Inc., a Bay Area based design team, to lead the design of the Kenilworth Park Renovation Project 

September 2022 - Project Website Launch with Community Survey 

Late Summer 2022 - Postcard Mailer Announcing Survey and Workshop 

Fall 2022 - Community Workshops and Outreach Events

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More About the Project

Thanks in part to Proposition 68: California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access for All Act, in combination with the voter-approved Sonoma County Measure M: Parks for All Initiative benefiting local parks, the city has an opportunity to invest these funds and engage the community to create a shared vision and address the parks most critical needs.  

The City of Petaluma has partnered with MIG, Inc., a Bay Area based design firm known for community driven, inclusive, and inspiring park designs, to lead the design of the Kenilworth Park Revitalization Project. The City has also selected the Project Artist, Oleg Lobykin, through a competitive search for public artists to contribute to the design. The design process will include extensive community outreach and engagement in the summer and fall of 2023.

Please stay tuned to our Community Update emails, social media channels, and this webpage for project information and more opportunities to get involved.

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Funding

Proposition 68: California Drought, Water, Parks, Climate, Coastal Protection, and Outdoor Access for All Act, in combination with the voter-approved Sonoma County Measure M: Parks for All Initiative.

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