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Pavilion planned for Green Spring Gardens

A rendering of the proposed pavilion. [Images: Park Authority]

The Fairfax County Park Authority is planning to construct a pavilion at Green Spring Gardens for outdoor educational programming.

There will be a community meeting on the project on Jan. 8, 2-4 p.m., in the Horticultural Center’s library. Residents can also share their views online here.

The pavilion would be next to the demonstration gardens.

The pavilion is a key component of the revised master plan approved for Green Spring Gardens. It would be ADA-compliant and would have a 30-by-35-foot split-roof design with gutters and downspouts for rainwater harvesting.

This project is a partnership between the Park Authority and the Friends of Green Spring (FROGS).

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3 responses to “Pavilion planned for Green Spring Gardens

  1. Planting another big monstrosity right in the middle of the walking path t9 the woods. You can bet it will soon be overtaken by noisy kids’ birthday parties.

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