The Memorial Flag Triangle Park project is underway and the City of Des Moines would like your input on preliminary design concepts.

Memorial Flag Triangle Park is where Des Moines Memorial Drive meets S. 216th Street, where the big flag pole is located (map below).

The city says that the online survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete, and responses to it will be anonymous, and an email is not required. 

“The Memorial Flag Triangle Park project will incorporate a number of improvements that will enhance the experience of the park for neighborhood pedestrians and visitors to the Memorial, as well as replace aging components and facilitate on-going maintenance of the park,” the city said.

These improvements include: 

  • The addition of a wider paved plaza area to better accommodate Memorial events
  • New gateway signage
  • New bench seating 
  • Replacement of the flag pole and flag 
  • Restoration of the existing memorial plaque with a new pedestal base
  • New grasscrete permeable paving area for maintenance vehicle parking
  • New landscaping

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY

3 replies on “City of Des Moines seeking public input on Memorial Flag Triangle Park project”

  1. This seems to be a good idea. However, the amount of traffic would appear to be a deterrent to pedestrian traffic. Will there be some sort of seating area?

  2. It is not a good place for public gathering. Plans to encourage public usage will increase hazards for pedestrians and impediments to traffic.

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