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<br />TABLE 2 <br />-OPEN SPACE" <br /> <br />--....... <br /> <br />~ <br />W1 <br /> <br />'- <br /> <br />3 R OS/8/75 <br /> <br /> TABLE 6 METROPOliTAN RECREATION OPEN SPACE SYSTEM <br />COMPONENT USE SERVICE AREA SITE SITE A ITR I BUTES SITE LOCA T <br />MINi-PARK SpecIalized facilitIes tnat serve I <br /> concentrated or limited population <br /> or spedfic group such as tou or Le!>5 thin 1/4 le:<s till n <br /> senior citizens; may be in locations mile 1 acn <br /> such as apartment complexes, town- <br /> hou~ developments. or cOmmeriQI <br /> ~ntef$.. <br />NEIGHBORHOOD Area for intense r~reatjonal 1/4 to 112 mile Physiography PTO;cimity to e, <br />PARK PLAYGROUND activiles such as field games. radius suited for mantary schoo <br /> COUI1 games, crafts, apparatus intenS4 develop- <br /> area,Skating. . , (neighborhood) ment. <br />COMMUNITY Area for intense recreational 3-5 neighborhoods 25.50 Physiography Pro;dmity To s' <br />PLA Y FIE LD facilities such as athl~tic (community") acre5 suited for ary school and <br /> fields and swimming pools;' inten~ public facilitj~ <br /> could include neighborhood development. <br /> use. <br />COMMUNITY Area 01 natural or ornamental 3.5 neighborhoods 25-50 Afiords natural Proximity to c' <br />PARK quality for outdoor recreation (community") acres features with nity facilities g <br /> such as walking. viewing. varied phy~o- where resourc!: <br /> sining, picnicking; could have graphic interest. available. <br /> some field and court garne.s. <br /> <br />~- <br />