Victoria Park

[Bytor]

I think a set of bollards in the middle, between Heins and the closest arm of Water, to prevent through traffic would be good enough.

"Good enough"...I mean, it's a park, if it isn't closed entirely, then children and families aren't going to feel comfortable playing in that space, and certainly you could never fully integrate it into the rest of the park.

I think traffic diverters are "good enough" for most residential streets, but not for the park.

Except your adopted country does this all the time: modal filters.

It reduces traffic, slows speeds, but at the same time leaves it open as a cycling through route and maintains access for event set-up.

You may not live here anymore, but as a nearby resident, I like going to Ribfest, Bluesfest, and everything else that needs vehicle access to make happen.