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City of Arden Hills – 20430 Comprehensive Plan <br /> <br /> <br />Approved: September 28, 201609 Amended: December 12, 2016 <br />9-10 <br />o Cummings Park <br /> <br />9.4.2 Recreation <br /> <br />The City currently has an extensive youth recreation program. While the <br />programs have been primarily focused on youth and adolescent activities, an <br />increased need for teen, adult, and senior activities was identified in the 2002 <br />PTOS Planthrough feedback gather from the PTRC as well as the community <br />meetings held for the 2030 Comprehensive Plan update. To help inform the <br />recreation program development process, the City may consider creating <br />advisory groups for seniors, teens, children, and other interested groups. <br /> <br />9.4.3 Pathway Expansion and Upgrades <br /> <br />A number of neighborhoods in Arden Hills have pathways; however, in order to <br />provide a connected and complete pathway system in Arden Hills, additional <br />arterial and neighborhood paths are needed (Figure 9.12). While paths are <br />popular for recreational purposes, there is also a growing demand for utilitarian <br />pathways that connect residential areas to destinations such as commercial <br />areas, offices, parks, and other popular places. Providing multiple destinations <br />on a pathway system can increase use, promote physical activity, and reduce <br />motorized travel. <br /> <br />This Plan includes the following recommendations for pathway expansions and <br />upgrades: The tables on the following page provides a list of proposed trail <br />segments for expansions and upgrades (segments presented on this list are not <br />listed based on priority): <br />
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