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<br />.. ~ <br /> <br /> <br />15' 25' <br />South Buffer Approach Drive wI Curb <br /> <br />-I HIB Trail I- <br />45' <br />North Buffer <br /> <br />figure B <br /> <br />.:. ENTRY DRIVE <br /> <br />The entry drive will begin at the boundary of the Purgatory Creek Park property and <br />terminate at the parking lot for the main building. As park goers move from the urban <br />fabric of San Marcos to the rural setting of the park, the drive should likewise transition, <br />which will help to achieve the overall goal of a true respite into nature. This drive also <br />provides an excellent opportunity to introduce the park user to the park. The drive will <br />pass through Oak-Cedar woods, negotiate a tributary with rimrock features and traverse <br />an open meadow with large single Oaks. <br /> <br />. A marker should define the transition from the approach drive to the entry drive. This <br />marker should evoke the character of rural central Texas. See Figure S <br /> <br />. The drive should highlight the natural features of the park along its route when <br />possible. <br /> <br />. Views along the route of the entry drive should be maximized. <br /> <br />. The first segment of the entry drive should be an asphalt paved drive that narrows to <br />a 20-foot width. This drive will take users through a densely wooded area of the park <br />across a tributary with rim rock features and eventually to the more open character of <br />the relatively flat meadow area. <br /> <br />Page 12 of 77 <br /> <br />Carter = Burgess <br />Hatch Partnership, LLP <br />Jankedesign <br />