Volunteer at Argay Park
To volunteer at your neighborhood park, call 503-823-5121.
Argay Neighborhood Association
Argay Park has been "adopted" by the Argay Neighborhood Association.
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History
In 2017, Argay Park’s tennis court was fully renovated with funding from the 2014 Parks Replacement Bond. Improvements included: ADA accessibility on the pathway from NE 141st Avenue to the tennis courts; rebuilt playing surface to eliminate cracking and differential settlement; replacement of fencing, nets, drinking fountain, wood planking on benches, and the stanchions; installment of a stormwater facility to address runoff; and upgraded lighting.
Based on community input from Argay neighbors, PP&R kept four of the holly trees - two green and two variegated - to preserve the history of the site and neighborhood.
- Three shade trees (Betula pendula - European white birch) identified as dying by the City's Arborist with Urban Forestry were removed.
- All but four of the holly trees were removed.
- 14 new trees were planted as replacements: six Green Vase Zelkova, six Douglas Fir, and two Shumard Red Oak
- The trees were removed after August 1 to avoid bird nesting season.
The Tennis Court Restoration was completed in October 2017.