Parks & Rec AICP
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| show | include variety of vistas, opp for rec activities, & opp for educational activities
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| show | Should be accessible to peds & bikes & may include swimming pool, ball fields, tennis courts, trails, picnic tables, & areas of natural value
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| show | serve very local pop. w/ green space
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| show | serve neighborhood w/places for small children to play
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| show | offer opportunities for residents of a neighborhood to grow flowers & vegetables
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| Active recreation parks | show 🗑
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| show | Feature paths for walking and places to sit
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| show | provide paths for walking, biking, or horseback riding as well as undisturbed, inaccessible habitat corridors
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| Green Infrastructure | show 🗑
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| show | improve air & water quality, biological diversity, & stormwater retention
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| show | personnel for maintenance & policing & capital expenditures to create ball fields or trails & for equipment to maintain them
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| show | if it creates unaceptable amounts of noise or traffic on local streets or provides opportunities for crime
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| show | 1822-1903 Designed Central Park in New York City in 1851
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| show | Yellowstone National Park 1872
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| show | Designed Denver's PArks & Parkways Systems 1906
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| show | 1. Influenced development of state parks & parkways in NY & Long Island 2.Drafted State Park Plan for New York, laid out NY st. park system 3.lobbied st gov't to est. State Council of Parks 1923
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| Park Standards set by National Recreation and Parks Association | show 🗑
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