Westfield reworks Grand Junction Plaza design to avoid $13 million budget overrun FREE NEWSLETTERS The updated design for Westfield's Grand Junction Plaza. (Image courtesy of the city of Westfield) Westfield officials have redesigned their proposed $35 million Grand Junction Plaza project to avoid spending the extra millions it would take to build the park as it was originally approved. Jeremy Lollar, the city’s public works director, updated the Westfield City Council on the project’s higher-than-expected construction bids on Monday and detailed the changes made to avoid spending $13 million more than what was budgeted. The new design for the six-acre park on the southwest side of Main and Union streets features a concrete stage instead of an amphitheater and replaces a permanent skating rink with a seasonal installation. Other changes include a consolidated playground, less-expensive materials throughout the park and the elimination of a creekside seating fixture and a trailhead building with public restrooms.