The City Hall of Goiânia is currently evaluating a proposal to open a new street within the Flamboyant Park in the Jardim Goiás area, as stated by the Municipal Secretary of Urban Infrastructure (Seinfra). The intention is to facilitate vehicular access to the region, addressing current congestion issues faced by drivers. At present, the only available routes for motorists traveling in the east-west direction are a narrow alley and a busy avenue, both of which are known for heavy traffic conditions, especially during peak hours.

However, the proposal has encountered opposition from several governmental entities, including the Municipal Environmental Agency (Amma) and the Municipal Urban Planning Secretariat (Seplan). These bodies argue that the opening of a new road could have detrimental effects on the park's environment, and they suggest considering alternative solutions that might effectively address transportation issues without compromising the park's integrity.

The ongoing discussions reflect a tension between urban development needs and environmental conservation efforts in Goiânia. As the project is under review by Seinfra, it raises important questions regarding urban planning priorities and the balance needed to sustain both traffic flow and public green spaces, amid growing population pressures in the region.