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Piagativs Attributes: 1) May not be the best tong-term solution for the park since the building Is somewhat limited In regard to function, size, and ail-around usability. 2) Architectural style may not be what Is desired for this park. �At Birch Park,the building would replace the temporary warming house. It would also allow for some additional year- round use (e.g., recreation programs and storage), Positive Attributes: 1) Permanently replaces a temporary facility with a sound structure. 2) Provides additional use opportunities and storage space. 3) Completes an important site development program element In a very cost effective way. Negative Attributes: 1) None. RECREATIONAL PROGRAMMING ISSUES: The following identifies potential impacts to current and future recreational programming: • Locating the building at Country Lakes would allow for more extensive :use of the beach area for programmed swimming, skating, and other recreational activities. it could also be used for community picnics and events, although only to a limited degree given the nature and size of the building. • Since locating the building at Birch Park would serve the same general purpose as the temporary building, it would not affect programming to a large degree,although it would provide more space and perhaps additional opportunities for summer programs. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REFERENCES, Refer to the following references for information that may affect discussions related to this issue. Description Comment Section 2 -Assessment of Lt Lakes Needs Figures 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, Review popularity of swimming. & 2.6) Section 3 - Governing Polices • Page 3-4. Col. 1. Item 6 Review desire for quality development. • Page 3-5, Col. 2 and 3) Review goals and policies for interacting with the School District. Section 5 -Administration • Page 5-10, Recreation Review goaiu of recreational programming. Programming Section 6 - Park and Trall System Plan • Page 6-15, Ouality Review the need for quality development. Initiative • Pages 6-58/59. Birch Review part, development programs for both parks. Park; Pages 6-68 f 69, Country Lakes Park Section 8 - Implementation • figures 8.1 through 8.5 %eview pr ornlie ,r developrneunt. PARK AND RECREATION' CCW E TS_ Tins Eoiiewin; is a s_lmm, ol: 'e cornnients made by the Soard: • each Board member sho!��':.c wei r: dovm cs�r-nmenis for latter discussion. Ih;,t, C"',r 0f LIn L ake�