“‘Downtown has nice open spaces, but they’re not particularly organized.’ By contrast, the new park will have restaurants open onto the plaza, on-site daycare for Sandridge employees, and enough furniture, shade, and privacy to stimulate traffic. Downtown needs it; the vacancy rate is still 27%.”

Does anyone else think this alleged park could take away traffic and attention from the upcoming MAPS III “Central Park”? I fear another new planned downtown park will steal glory from the other. Why congregate at one park when there’s a second, more intimate version, just blocks away?