L. View of the proposed fifty-acre Village Green shows the more formal English-style garden in the foreground with the more naturalistic landscape in the background. The limestone monument is set so that it aligns with the extended center-lined view from Old Setauket Road (25A) from the northwest before it turns more southward as it passed Setauket Village Center. The limestone monument also becomes the landmark for the pond, which functions as the needed retention pond for storm water. This pond will add to the whole atmosphere of the park. In the summer it is there for picnics, and in the winter it is there for skating. The park has a proposed open-air amphitheater with stage front. The Sloped Meadow is to the southwest and is used for field events. Roadways pass through the park partially to be used as secret back roads for the surrounding neighborhoods to access Setauket Village Center without having to get involved with the traffic along Route 25A that is passing through Setauket.
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