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CHAPTER IV <br />• Facilities provided by private and commercial <br />organizations and partner agencies. <br />A-4. Provide services to all residents within the following core <br />program areas: <br />• Seniors; <br />• Youth & Family; <br />• Outdoor/Environmental; <br />^ Specialized Recreation; <br />^ Athletics; <br />• Aquatics; <br />^ Hult Center/Cuthbert; and <br />• Volunteer Programs. <br />A-5. In the short term, increase programming in those areas that do <br />not require significant capital improvements, such as youth <br />and family programs, special events, outdoor programs, and <br />community garden programs. <br />A-6. Provide drop-in activities that respond to residents' active, busy <br />lifestyles. <br />A-7. Provide more special events, such as concerts in the parks or <br />festivals. <br />A-8. Be adaptpble to the changing needs of the community and <br />identify and develop new programs as these needs change. <br />A-9. Continually evaluate existing programs regarding changing <br />community needs, attendance, and achievement of program <br />outcomes. Adjust services to meet community needs on a <br />periodic basis. <br />A-10. Use community surveys and similar techniques to determine <br />changing recreation interests and program demand. The 2003„ <br />survey showed interest in the following program areas: <br />^ Special events programming, such as concerts in the parks; <br />^ Competitive and recreational sports; <br />• Arts programming; such as performing, visual, and cultural <br />arts programs, classes, and events; <br />^ Programs focusing on the outdoors and natural <br />environment; and <br />City of Eugene PROS Comprehensive Plan 31 <br />-~- Draft <br />