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Task 4. Parkland and Recreation Facility Needs Assessment <br /> 4.1 Evaluate park and facility distribution and access for each planning area based on service <br /> area radius and accessibility standards determined by the Project Team. <br /> 4.1.1 Identify residential land within: <br /> • "safe" walking distances to neighborhood parks <br /> • the service area of community parks. <br /> 4.1.2 Determine number of existing and potential housing units, per planning area not <br /> adequately served by: <br /> • Neighborhood parks <br /> • Community parks <br /> 4.1.3 Provide background data on inventory and needs assessment research <br /> Deliverables: Parkland and Facility Inventory and Needs Assessment maps, graphics, and <br /> <br /> tables (one hardcopy and photo-reproducible document, and a MSWord compatible digital copy); <br /> Parkland and facility GIS data coverages and inventory database (ArcView/Arclnfo-compatible <br /> digital copies of maps, spreadsheets, and/or databases). <br /> Task 5. Mapping Services <br /> 5.1 Map planning area and subarea boundaries <br /> 5.2 Map existing park, natural areas, trails, and major recreational facilities (e.g., community <br /> and recreation centers). <br /> 5.3 Map served and underserved residential areas within: <br /> • "safe" walking distances to neighborhood parks. <br /> the service area of community parks <br /> 5.4 Map Metro Natural Resource Study inventory sites <br /> 5.5 Map recommended improvements to~ the park system at the city-wide and planning <br /> subarea level (e.g., targeted acquisitions, proposed park and open space system <br /> classifications, priority park upgrades, etc.). <br /> Deliverables: Maps and corresponding GIS coverages <br /> Task 6. Optional Services and Technical Assistance as Requested <br /> 1. Staffing public outreach events. <br /> 2. Public lands mapping. <br /> 3. Analyze opportunities to meet parkland needs through a vacant lands analysis. <br /> 4. Analyze opportunities to meet park and recreation needs through improvement of <br /> undeveloped and underdeveloped City park properties. <br /> Exhibit B-Page 4 <br /> <br />