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<br />rii. ' '-r,. ." 'C."'" <br />)<:.. 4 8 <br /> <br /> <br />'i- <br /> <br />~', ' " <br />t;, <br />I; <br />;, <br />~ <br /> <br />~': <br />t',' <br />? <br />I <br /> <br />¡ <br />:': <br />!' <br /> <br />; <br /> <br />Utilization of portions of the rights-of-ways could be to <br />establish a pedestrian and bicycle greenways system which in <br />some instances could connect parks and schools with increased <br />safety foryoungsters¡ schools nature-ways; active sports <br />areas-1.e. Fernside/Massachusetts to Canyon Road for day camps; <br />beautification projects for many ugly portions of the r/w <br />throughout the City. <br /> <br /> <br />v. t~I~~ I~ S~ U~~~~ p~!, ~ ~~~~:-~~lPORTABL~~_P1~r~OU}1stsJ~ ~f~~ <br />_S~~~r- J;¿r~~rams -_~ej.£lht- weel~~l~ase~t\!'p'e ~!=t.an51emeb.nt: <br /> <br />Land preparation would only involve its being leveled. Unim- <br />proved lots could be used, as could some dead-end streets. <br /> <br />Equipment and personnel would be transpo~ted each day to a <br />specified area for supervised play and instruction. P~rsonne1 <br />should include 1 boy and 1 girl as supervisors and instructors <br />of the highest caliber possible. <br /> <br />Funds would be needed for: truck, equipment and staff. . (There <br />has been some interest indicated by Kiwanis service clubs re <br />help to purchase above equipment.) <br /> <br />By Utaking recreation to the kids 11 this program would help -.to <br />identify and determine the parts of ~he City where park and <br />recreation facilities are badly needed. <br /> <br />(The City of Richmond has had 18 of~ this type of leisure park <br />-in operation - and most successfully.) (Cost-out of program <br />to be provided by Recreation Dept.) <br /> <br />Bill Paulson will suggest several_areas for consideration. <br /> <br />VI. up ART N E ~R -S H I -P PAR K S" or IIINSTANT OR TEMPORARY <br /> <br />~... 1Iò-4W-"""'1~~~- III -....-. ~n~ ~ b- JxI, "'II" .. ... .. I). 81>1 -.ar ~I ~ ~4L1 - ... T.I -"I~L ~ ""'Ilal .. IIIr 41 .. . -' -... ~ ~I""I WI 810<1 ~ ~ ~ - <br /> <br />PARKS": <br /> <br />JmJIQo. &.,... ~ .J'i. .b.. ... .... a.. <br /> <br />(a) uPARTNERSHIP PARKS II - <br /> <br />.4 t. ~"8- JI!:W_J .l!ll\b.1l- Lr...........~ ~ ~ _~I~ ~ ~ <br /> <br />Provide monies for establishment of IIpartnership parks". <br />These parks can be temporary or semi-permanent in nature <br />and their creation made jointly by Ci~y and nearby residents. <br /> <br /> <br />Under a surface-lease agreement with property owner small play <br />or playground areas could be established in parts of the City <br />where it would be impossible to establish or maintain and <br />develop wholly owned City park and play areas. (Estimate cf <br />cost to be provided by Park & Recreation Depts.) <br /> <br /> <br />"-- <br /> <br />, .. ..... I <br />