About
The master plan process to design and develop Grey Hawk Neighborhood Park (4.47 Acre) was approved by the Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Advisory Board in March 2024. This undeveloped neighborhood park asset came to the city in 2007 through the park land dedication ordinance. The park is located at 950 Spectrum Loop (Lot 276 Grey Hawk at North Gate Filing No. 1) within the Northgate Master Plan and Grey Hawk subdivision on the north side of Colorado Springs, CO and can be accessed from either Northgate Blvd or Voyager Parkway.
The City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department (PRCS) hired The Architerra Group to support the design process. The goal was to develop a vision for the new neighborhood park that was driven by resident input and addressed the needs and desires of the community. The public plays a vital role in shaping the future of our parks and open spaces and we thank you for your participation in the design of Grey Hawk Park.
View the current park map | View the vicinity map | View final design
Outreach/ Meeting information
The six month master plan public outreach process included three public meetings with two online surveys so that surrounding neighbors and the public at large could participate in the process and inform the master plan design.
Public Meeting #3- Draft Master Plan
During the third and final neighborhood public meeting, we went over the proposed park master plan design based upon project goals, public survey feedback, public standards, existing topography and vegetation, and project budget.
Meeting Materials
Date: Thursday, January 18th, 2024
Time: 5:30 pm – 7 pm
Meeting Type: In-person / Virtual meeting
Location: Warren Management, Creekside Office Park, 1720 Jet Stream Dr STE 200, Colorado Springs, CO 80921