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NOTE: Criginal Fundamental Goal 2, revised and reformatted as a <br />vision statement. <br />13. PAGES 6 -7, PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, AND EVALUATION <br />a. POLICY 3: Prepare general plans for major park land and facilities <br />prior to development or renovation in order to promote project <br />coordination and to (retain) conserve and protect natural open <br />spaces where appropriate. <br />b. POLICY 7: Explore the use of a "systems development assessment" or <br />"local improvement district" as a possible way for interested <br />citizens or groups to help finance the acquisition an eve opment <br />of recreational facilities. <br />c. POLICY 8t Accept donations of land and structures when (only if) <br />they have active or passive recreational potential. unique open <br />space characteristics, can be maintained adequ�atet to a ccommodate <br />intended uses, or can be exchanged or Sold to benefit a public. — <br />d. POLICY 14: Periodically assess the community's existing and future <br />recreation needs and incorporate those findings into the Parks and <br />Recreation Plan dur n9 the aniva review process <br />e. <br />14. PAGE 7, FACILITIES, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES <br />a. EXISTING GOAL: Make available a wide range of parks, programs, and <br />facilities for citizens and visitors of various ages, cultural <br />backgrounds, abilities, interests, incomes, and partic patron <br />l evels. <br />b. NEW GOAL: Ensure safety for all park users. <br />C. POLICY 7: Insofar as funds are available for maintenance provide <br />parks from the nei ghborhood leve to the metropolitan level as <br />well as special purpose recreational facilities such as, but not <br />limited to, bicycle paths, jogging trails, botanical gardens, and <br />sports field complexes. <br />Draft Parks Plan - - PLanning Commission Changes 6/20/89 page 4 <br />NOTE: The JPC and the Planning Commission discussed the fact that <br />there may be some problems with the list of uses allowed in the PL <br />district. Nevertheless, they decided PL would be the reasonable <br />interim zoning designation for publicly owned parks. <br />