A small park had replaced that parking lot at 200 Main Street (cross street Howard). Someday, this park will be replaced by a new high rise building.

The sign, identifying this park, referred to it as, "Public Open Space, Urban Park." The hours for the park were "8:00 am to 8:00 pm, Monday-Friday." which meant this park was closed on weekends.

Blue lines decorated the asphalt surface and indicated the paths to walk.

A sign said that the grass was "Artificial Grass." One rule was "Keep Dogs Off Grass."

A closer view of one of several benches. Notice the raised bars on its sitting surface. Those raised bars prevented the unhoused from sleeping on the benches.

Large stones were scattered around the asphalt path. They were large enough for visitors to sit upon them.

A sign said, "please pick up after your dog." Below the sign was a box containing dog poo bags. And below that box was a small trash can.

The far back corner of the park had seating stones under lights that illuminated the park at night.

Other benches faced Main Street and were centered at the entrances to this park.