dispark
transitive verb
dis·park
dəs,
(ˈ)dis+
: to throw open (a private park)
especially : to convert (a park) to something else than a private park
Henry VIII decided to dispark the Duchy parks and turn them more profitably into pasture 
A. L. Rowse
A. L. Rowse 
Word History
Etymology
dis- entry 1 + park (noun)
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