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Tiburon commission backs Cypress Hollow redesign with fence, tree‑retention and play‑area adjustments
Summary
After months of outreach and a 315‑response survey, the Post Commission voted to send a revised conceptual design for Cypress Hollow Park to Town Council. The commission directed consultants to reinsert a perimeter fence, retain flowering yard trees until they fail, and refine the size and location of expanded play areas to protect sight lines and lawns.
The Post Commission on Tuesday voted to forward a revised conceptual design for Cypress Hollow Park to the Town Council, directing landscape consultants to add an outer perimeter fence, preserve the existing ornamental fruit trees on the lawn until they must be removed, and revisit the footprint of the doubled play area.
Brianna Morrison, a landscape architect with Carlisle Macy, presented the redesign, saying the concept increases play area from roughly 2,000 to about 5,000 square feet, proposes accessible perimeter sidewalks and enclosed play zones, and recommends replacing declining ornamental fruit trees with flowering native species. Morrison noted the designs are preliminary and…
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