As a long-time resident and business owner in Fountain Hills, I am always happy to see improvements made to our town.
The promenade on the Avenue, the artwork set around town, the beautification of the park…I am very grateful for all the efforts made by so many to make Fountain Hills beautiful.
Being in the business of design, I know how important planning a project is, and the great many details that need to be addressed.
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Alice Blackerby
As a long-time resident and business owner in Fountain Hills, I am always happy to see improvements made to our town.
The promenade on the Avenue, the artwork set around town, the beautification of the park…I am very grateful for all the efforts made by so many to make Fountain Hills beautiful.
Being in the business of design, I know how important planning a project is, and the great many details that need to be addressed.
Unfortunately, we missed a detail with the new lighting at the park. Who made the decision to use battleship grey for the newly placed 250 lighting bollards in the park? ...Really?
With so many color choices available that could have worked so much better, how did this happen? FHDC gladly offers free design consultation to the town on any future projects; we would love to help.
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