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<br />APPENDIX D <br /> <br />RECREATION PLANNING GUIDELINES USED IN DETERMINING PARK <br />NEEDS IN CENTERVILLE <br /> <br />The following information is from "Recreation Planning Guidelines," Denney, Charles H.. State <br />Extension Recreation Specialist. Department of Recreation and Park Administration. Extension <br />Division, University of Missouri. funded by the U.S. Department of Interior. Bureau of Outdoor <br />Recreation, September 1972. <br /> <br />Need foe lIuidelines: An important element of outdoor recreation is quality of the experience. <br />One factor affecting quality is intensity of use of an area. Many natural recreation resources are in <br />danger of being lost due to over-use by an ever growing population. <br /> <br />Many parks experience heavy usage resulting in site erosion. and the need for relocation and <br />continuing repair of support facilities. A significant factor is the number of people an area can <br />accomodate without having its recreation potential diminished. Goal standards will help eliminate <br />some of these problems. <br /> <br />The foHowing guides for the various park and recreation areas are adapted from the National <br />Standards'" and other sources. <br /> <br />=-:National Park Recreation and Open Space Standards, edited by Robert D. Buechner, published by the <br />National Recreation and Park Association.. <br /> <br />CO..unity size: less than ~OOO pop. .; 1..5 acres! I 00 people. <br /> <br />Nei&hbochood put: primary .users (80%) are within walking distance of the park, with a service <br />area of about one square mile. Included in this general classification are the fOllOWing subgroups. <br /> <br />I) Playlots or totlots <br />2) Vest pocket or mini parks <br />3) Neighborhood parks <br /> <br />Coaaunity-town part: primary users ar~ ,within 15 minutes driving time and serves several <br />neighborhoods. <br /> <br />Area Standards: <br /> <br />Landscape areas and open space; 0.5 to I acre/l DaD pOp., locate throughout community <br /> <br />Playlots - totlots; 0.2.5 to 0.5 acre! 1000 pop., within 5 minutes walking time <br /> <br />Mini or vest pocket parks: 0.25 to 0.5 acrell 000 pop., 1/4 to 1/2 mile <br /> <br />Neighborhood parks and recreation areas; 2 - 4 acres! 1000 pop., 1/2 mile maximum <br /> <br />Town and community parks and recreation areas: 2 - 4 acresll 000 pop., 3 mile ma..ximum <br />
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