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CHAPTER 6 COMMUNITY FACILITIES 136 <br /> 3. Develop park facilities to meet the needs of various user groups. <br /> 4. Preserve and enhance the aesthetic qualities of parks and open space. <br /> 5. Promote and encourage cooperative development of park and recreation activities and <br /> facilities between the City and other governmental units. <br /> 6. There should be continued citizen participation in the planning, development and <br /> evaluation of park and recreation open space facilities and activities. <br /> 7. Acquisition and/or development of additional recreation open space should emphasize <br /> location. <br /> 8. Where feasible, obstacles which isolate a neighborhood from a park site should be <br /> avoided. <br /> 9. Local schools, both public and private, should be encouraged to develop their <br /> recreational facilities and environmental study areas in coordination with County and City <br /> plans. <br /> 10. The private sector should be encouraged to provide play areas, and to give public <br /> easements for pathways and trails when land is to be developed. <br /> 11. Park development should continue to provide a balance of facilities among the population <br /> age groups and between active and passive recreation. <br /> 12. The protection and wise management of natural resources should be an integral and basic <br /> part of all park development plans,. <br /> 13. Plans for development of roads, utilities and other public and private uses which would <br /> encroach upon or be adjacent to park areas should be compatible with the park plans. <br /> 14. Park shelters should maintain a consistent building design provided such design is <br /> compatible with the site and neighborhood. <br /> POLICIES: PARK AND RECREATIONAL OPEN SPACE <br /> 1. Allocate sufficient funds in the annual operating budget to include planting and increased <br /> maintenance and renewal of trees and grounds. <br /> 2. Expand cooperative agreements with other units of government and School.Districts 282 <br /> and 621 to utilize fully available recreation open space facilities and services. <br />