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Grand Boulevard courtyards are public-facing. The piece has to look finished.

Downtown NPR's main street. Tight courtyards, walk-up eyes, a bowl that does not look like a weekend project.

This lot

Grand Boulevard mixes shops, restaurants, and small residential/courtyard spaces. Access is from the street. There is no side-yard trailer staging.

Urban. Pavers over who-knows-what. We open pavers carefully and we put them back.

Access and finish. A half-done fountain on Grand Boulevard is an advertisement for the wrong thing.

A finished bowl on an existing courtyard, equipment hidden, work hours that do not block a lunch rush if it is commercial.

If the courtyard faces Grand Boulevard, we schedule like we are on a stage. Tarps, tidy, done.

Residential off the boulevard still gets downtown access rules: small truck, measure the gate.

We will not leave a hole over a weekend on this street.

A wall fountain on an existing courtyard wall is often smarter than a freestanding piece that blocks the walk.

Grand Boulevard, Sims Park a block away, downtown NPR. This is the street people mean when they say downtown.

City of NPR. Commercial sites may need more than residential. We ask what the space is.

Call with the address. Some yes. A full restaurant build-out is a different trade.

We work New Port Richey, Trinity, Odessa, Lutz, and the four counties around them. We come to the lot.

Name, phone, city, what is in the yard. We call back.

Freeze nights, algae, room on the truck. A few times a year. Not a weekly blast.