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AUGUST 12, 1976 <br /> • <br /> FttMORSE=PARkl <br /> e(ANCEPTUAL LAND USE PLAN- <br /> Although it is difficult to specifically indicate at this time the eventual use <br /> of the Wayne Morse Park, we have conceptually analyzed the site and have concluded <br /> the land uses as descirtred in the following categories. In order to follow this <br /> area by area description, it would be necessary for you to follow along on the <br /> aerial exhibit of this application where these areas are indicated. <br /> 1 . UPPER MEADOW <br /> ¢ ;area will be an open play field, small picnic area, and ball diamond. It <br /> will be adjacent to the activity center which will supply the supporting facilities. <br /> It is also an area where playground play apparatus could be located to serve the users <br /> of the park and the adjoining neighborhood. Part of this area will have to be used <br /> to enlarge the parking area because the existing parking is insufficient to accomodate <br /> the future demand. <br /> 2., ENTRANCE AND PARKING AREA <br /> This will be the main entrance and parking area for the total park at this time. <br /> Any further entrance development or additional parking in other areas of the park <br /> will have to be investigated thoroughly so as not to destroy the natural character <br /> of the park. The parking will obviously have to be improved over what it is now and • <br /> further studies will be presented during the development and improvement phase of <br /> this park. <br /> 3. ACTIVITY CENTER AREA <br /> This will be the working core of the park. It will include public restrooms , <br /> building and ground maintenance, both using the existing buildings. The caretaker <br /> residence which will occupy the top floor of the existing ,house. This will be the <br /> central control of the total park area. Activities of an organizational nature can <br /> be well served and supervised from this area. <br />