Building a safe & sustainable Flint Park
Our three-phase restoration plan helps protect our park by introducing a new model of sustainability, maintenance, & recreation to be enjoyed by every age. Help us break ground on a Flint for all.
Our three-phase restoration plan helps protect our park by introducing a new model of sustainability, maintenance, & recreation to be enjoyed by every age. Help us break ground on a Flint for all.
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Flint Park Conservancy aims to create an authentic greenspace that offers passive and active recreation, which has enhanced the health and wellness of the Larchmont community for the past 100 years. The Flint 100 campaign aims to promote community engagement and revitalize the largest greenspace in our area, with precious proximity to the Sound and its marine ecosystem.
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We will lose the key amenities of Flint Park that have been deemed unsafe and end-of-life.
Flint Park was deeded to the Village of Larchmont by the Flint family in 1919 and has served as the largest park in the community for the past 100 years.
The Flint Park Conservancy was founded in 2004 when the current playground, Alma Field and nature walk were installed. Unfortunately, while the Village receives revenue from the Park via park permit fees for various recreational uses, these revenues have not been sufficiently allocated towards maintenance of these precious assets.
The Village of Larchmont has a rich history of successful private-public partnerships and the Conservancy is proud to partner with the Village of Larchmont to implement a shared governance model for Flint. The restored Flint buildings and grounds represent an opportunity for the park to reinvest in annual maintenance needs and unforeseen capital expenditures so as to protect Flint for the next 100 years.
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