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Figure 4: Civic Spaces <br />Park <br />"1'rpU- <br />Area (acres) <br />11lui. .1-ype <br />titrerts Streets <br />Fnmting Fronting <br />Min. Max Park Park <br />Green <br />0.1 <br />I <br />A, B <br />Passive <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />Any <br />Treeline <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />0 <br />Any <br />Park <br />lulu <br />114iin. Type <br />Area (acres) • titrects Streets <br />Fronting fronting <br />Nlin. :11 Nia Park Park <br />N'hd <br />Park <br />.3 <br />7 <br />B, C, <br />Blvd <br />A. Passive Open Space <br />B. Preserved Tree Line <br />C. Green/Small Park <br />Passive Open Space. The concentration of <br />open spaces which separates more urbanized <br />areas from less dense residential and natural- <br />ized areas. This open space has no required <br />features but may contain environmental pre- <br />serves, paths and trails, and open shelters, all <br />naturalistically disposed. <br />Preserved Tree Line. Area used to preserve <br />tree lines indicated on the City's Existing <br />Land Use Plan or areas with pre-existing tree <br />screening of 50% opacity or greater. <br />Green/Small Park. An open space available <br />for recreation and neighborhood gathering. <br />Area may be unimproved or used for play- <br />ground, community garden, pergola, picnic <br />areas, or similar park activities. The civic <br />space is defined by at least one through street <br />and should be accessible via sidewalk or path. <br />D. Neighborhood Park <br />A larger open area available for recreation, which <br />may include facilities for structured activities such <br />as athletic fields or courts (limited to 40% of <br />space). The landscape shall provide paved paths <br />and trails, and some combination of open lawn, <br />trees, and open shelters. <br />Gem Lake Gamy District Development Code <br />May 19, 2009 - Page 11 <br />