The city of Cape Coral has placed the most recent design for Jaycee Park online and invites residents who cannot attend Tuesday’s informational open house to share input there.

“Those who are unable to attend the Jaycee Park 30% Design Review Tuesday, March 26, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Public Works Operations Center, 815 Nicholas Parkway E, can review the design and provide feedback online,” the city said in a release issued this afternoon.

The online review will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 29.

The updated design elements to Jaycee Park, an 11-acre riverfront park at the end of Beach Parkway, includes a revised parking lot concept, ADA boardwalk accessibility, more shade trees, and shaded seating options, among other items, city officials said.

The March 26 open house style event will give residents an opportunity to view the design, speak with subject matter experts, as well as provide their feedback for the proposed design.

The 30% design was highlighted at Cape Coral City Council’s Feb. 28 workshop of quarterly capital improvement reports. The design includes docks, bandshell, restrooms, pavilions, playgrounds, shade sail seating areas, splash pad, beach volleyball courts, piazza, and a memorial garden.

Jaycee Park is at 4215 S.E. 20th Place.

The design may be found at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sv/TWwJkNN?source_id=9fb5ab68-4e8e-408f-96ad-8519c4aaf5b9&source_type=em&c=6aRtYhCpSx-AhWYyfWN5vD_nsPTnqbNA_wKYGCJGSZHv1i5ePcc45g==