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11/04/1996 Park Board Packet
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Overview of Recreational <br /> • <br /> Opportunities <br /> ■ It is important to recognize that individuals gain a lasting impression about the <br /> city and the quality of parks system through their experiences participating in <br /> the city's recreational programs. In this light, the importance of providing a <br /> quality service through well conceived programs becomes important to the <br /> continued success of the parks system. City residents are much more likely to <br /> continue supporting enhancement of the parks system if they feel that the city <br /> is doing a good job in providing cost effective and beneficial programs for <br /> their enjoyment. <br /> ■ It also must be recognized that an ever increasing population base and <br /> expanding demands for various programs has created an ever increasing <br /> demand on the current park system. Physical development of the parks <br /> system must keep pace with the expansion of the city's programs. Over use of <br /> existing facilities and using facilities not intended for programmed uses could . <br /> degrade the quality of the parks system, detract from the recreational <br /> experience of the participant, and could reduce the success rate of the city <br /> provided programs. (comp Plan) <br />
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