PPT-2012-2017 Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan Update

Survey Results In June 2011 4300 surveys were mailed to random City of Yakima residents The survey was 4 pages long and contained a variety of questions dealing with park usage media park facilities recreation programs customer service future planning and demographicbackground information . 2 Acres Existing Features 57424574525744157465574475745857455574615745457444573765744557457574615744957456574535744557454574605738957441574435744357445574595745957449574425745257445 57427574555744657460574425744157452574525737657444574495744157453574 Findings Presentation. Presented to:. . August 2013. Agenda . Project Planning Process. Community Input. Demographics. Program & Facility Analysis. Individual Community Center Market Analysis for the Center Region. Brian W. Ohm, J.D.. Land Use Law Specialist, Department of Urban & Regional Planning, University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension. Kevin Struck. UWEX Growth Management Educator, Sheboygan County. January 11, 2012. Survey Results. October 2012. City of . Coos Bay. COMPREHENSIVE PARK AND RECREATION SYSTEM MASTER PLAN. Question 1: What is your age?. Question 2. :. Are you male or female?. Question 3. :. Where Do You Live? . Department. Caring for our public spaces is what we do!. Parks . Department Mission. Excellent care of parks & public spaces . for . the community. Vision. We care just as much about the product we deliver as the people who deliver it. Our goals are to promote professional development, safety and wellness, service to our community and a lasting legacy of stewardship and camaraderie.. Children today experience record levels of obesity and preventable diseases like hypertension and Type II Diabetes, but using parks to . encourage movement and healthier eating . can help children fight these diseases and live longer. Kevin O’Neill. Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board. September 2, 2015. State Growth Management Act requires us to plan for growth. Purpose. Growth Strategy. Land Use. Transportation . Housing. Capital Facilities. Department. Caring for our public spaces is what we do!. Parks . Department Mission. Excellent care of parks & public spaces . for . the community. Vision. We care just as much about the product we deliver as the people who deliver it. Our goals are to promote professional development, safety and wellness, service to our community and a lasting legacy of stewardship and camaraderie.. College of Professional Studies. WVSU. Program Profile. Number of Headcount Majors . (2015-2016). . 12. Number of Graduates . (2015-2016). . 2. Number of Faculty. . . 2 Full-Time. . Outdoor recreation level of service analysis & recommendations discussion . Technical advisory committee (TAC) Meeting 3 – September 11, 2018. Project timeline. 2. Presentation agenda . Summary of key findings of statewide focus groups and survey results. The City of New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Asset Management Project G.A.M.E.S. G eospatial A sset M anagement E ngineering S olutions Project Manager: Kevin Scardino Assistant Manager/Web Master: Meeting Heldby Teleconference This meeting was held remotely using the City of San Diego Public Meetings YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4gY2k1D1ikzb25QMO3eg NO In the spring of 2005 the Town of Zionsville began the process of adopting a Park and Recreation Impact Fee ordinance under Indiana Code 36-7-4-1300 As required by Indiana Code the town at that time nnrnnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrnnnnnn -/0---0-1-0/2---/3/45333152-21/-0-1-6/0144-6/27621-7--