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2004 Parks and Open Space Comprehensive Plan
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CHAPTER 111 <br />In addition to offering a diversity of park types, Eugene will offer a <br />range of recreation and educational programming that will reflect <br />.Eugene's diverse cultures and be accessible to residents of all abilities, <br />`' ages, and economic backgrounds. Providing options for all members <br />of the community -with an emphasis on youth development - is a <br />{~ key aspect of the City's vision for recreation. Serving the needs of our <br />growing adult population ages 50 and over will continue to be <br />emphasized -including meeting the diverse needs and interests of <br />both active older adults as well as frail elderly residents. Eugene also <br />-- 'j' will continue its leadership in and commitment to providing a diversity <br />of services to people with disabilities ranging from adapted programs <br />to integrated services. <br />Some of the benefits provided by diverse recreation programs will <br />include: <br />• Providing opportunities to enjoy nature and the outdoors; <br />^ Connecting families and our community; <br />• Enhancing personal growth; <br />^ Promoting health and wellness; <br />^ Enjoying and learning about our cultural, historical, and <br />environmental legacy; and <br />• Contributing to our community through increased volunteerism. <br />A variety of community recreation facilities will be available for <br />programs and informal use. A system of recreation centers will be at <br />the heart of this system and will be accessible to all residents. <br />Residents will have access to indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities <br />that will promote health, wellness and family fun year-round. <br />Residents will enjoy walking and biking on multi-use paths and trails. A <br />variety of sports facilities will be available to both youth and adult <br />teams. New ideas and trends will be incorporated through a <br />continuing community involvement process as new parks and facilities <br />are designed. <br />As the City moves forward to enhance its park and recreation system, <br />it will emphasize stronger partnerships with individuals, government <br />agencies, non-profit organizations, and businesses to better enable <br />the City to reach its goals. These highly valued parks, recreation <br />facilities, natural areas and recreation services will continue to make <br />Eugene a healthy, active and beautiful place in which to live, work <br />and play. Through this effort, Eugene will attract and retain businesses <br />and residents, keeping our economy strong and vibrant. <br />18 City of Eugene PROS Comprehensive Plan <br />.Draft ~. <br />
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