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17. Replace the Amazon Pool with a year around facility 1Th A , , -- that will primarily serve the Southeast, University, and easterly half of the South Planning District. Goal: Ensure safe and convenient access to recreational lands and facilities. 18. Continue to install ballfields throughout the community in response to increasing demand. Policies: _ 1. Promote the development of bicycle and pedestrian k, . - , routes between all neighborhoods and major recrea. ;dt ,t 5 ` t 1 `. 1 t tional and cultural resources such as the Willamette Goal: Ensure an equitable distribution of parks and recrea River, the South Hills, and the downtown area. tional facilities throughout the community. 2. Encourage bus and bicycle use for traveling to parks by Policies: providing shelters, drop -off areas, and bicycle paths. 1. Emphasize acquisition and development of parks and recreational facilities in underserved neighborhoods, at 3. Continue coordination with private property owners =` least partly to alleviate the use of existing neighborhood and County, State, and Federal agencies to develop parks by residents from those underserved neighbor- bicycle and hiking routes between the metropolitan area hoods. and regional recreational areas such as Fern Ridge Reservoir and Mt. Pisgah County Park 2. Provide park land and facilities in residential areas that 2. are isolated from other parks and facilities by natural 4. Provide safe parking at parks and recreational facilities { and constructed barriers such as arterial rights -of -way. that commonly draw crowds arriving by both automo- ' biles and bicycles. 3. Provide a variety of parks and recreational facilities in 3. each planning district. 5. Provide safe and convenient access to parks and recrea- tional facilities for persons with disabilities. ): 4. Pursue the added use of schools and other public facili- ties for parks and recreational use. 6. When possible, require land divisions and planned unit k developments to provide for pedestrian access to 4 ' 5. When possible, locate neighborhood parks in the center and potential park sites. l :s of neighborhoods served, to encourage access by foot or bicycle. 7. Work with the Lane Transit District to make mass transit routes convenient to parks and recreational fa- F. Pub 6. Develop park, recreational, and open space opportuni- cilities. ties and amenities in developing and newly annexed • , Goal: areas on the same level as they generally exist in other , parts of the community that are consistent with local park and recreation standards. Goal: Involve the community in the planning of parks and rec S. policies: reational facilities. 1 7. Continue to evaluate properties originally purchased as parklands that may no longer be needed, and determine Policies: 4' their sale or exchange value for parklands needed in 1. Use an efficient and clear process for park planning and a 2 other areas. design projects with opportunities for affected and interested citizens, community organizations, recog- 8. Keep abreast of senior housing trends to determine the nized neighborhood organizations, and public agencies ., needs and optimum locations for new community faclli- to be involved. This process shall include the following ; 3 ties. components: c 9. Corresponding to comparatively higher demand, try to a. Assurance that recognized neighborhood organ - i 4. 1 provide more park land in medium and high density zations and other interested parties have access to t residential areas than in their lower density counter - the Joint Parks Committee when that committee is r parts. considering policies, projects, services, or activi- ties that could have a significant effect on those 5 I neighborhoods, parties, or individuals. I EE — 14 Eugene Parks and Recreation Plan gene P.