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- 14 - �.. :,,, ' ,; betcveen the ages of 0-13 will have to provide su£ficient recreational facilitfes and progzams for that age group as they grow older. Demo- �• graphic projections to 1990 should be used to comply with the Metro- politan Land Ylanning Act. (Graphic B, here) . , ' � Identi£icatfon o£ Local Recreation Needs: Determine the commu- �. nity's_needs for recreation open space £acilities and programs. This� � can he done through questionnaixe surveys-, public hearinqs and in- ,.� fo�al open meetings. The public's response should be useS in deter- uuning objectives £or the community's recreation open space system. Final detezmi.aation o£ the comm�mity's desirea ior recreatfcn open space £aciliti.es-and pmgrams should be done by the local govexnment (city counci.l, park board and recreation staff) since they will he responsible £os providing these facilities and programs. �� Inventory of Recreation Resources: Inventory exi.sting an3 potential local recreation open space resources, £acilities and pm- grams. Hoth public and private recreation facilities shou2d Ae fnventoried. This inventory should include: , 1. Existing an� planned non-local areas (regional, state, federal, � private, qu�si-public, etc.) a. Name of facility , . b. Ownership/Administration � _. c. Location (map) � . d. Size Cacres) . e. Facil.iiy Type (ski area, regional pazk reserve, eta.) 2. Existing ic �al areas (municipal, school dis{rict, non-regional county) a. Name oi facility - b. Classification (see Table 1, Recreation Open Space Development Guide/POlicy Plan) � c. Ownership/Ad�rtinistration � d. Location (map) e. size (acres) � ' ' f. Psograms involvfnq site 1) Foxmal proqrams using facilities 2) Non-program�ned activities offered at site� g. Facility capacitfes (Tabula� presentetion) 1) Type �f Facilfty (pfcnic area, bsach, campground, ski a