Maricopa County needs public’s help on parks master plan
(Metro Creative Connection)
The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department is working on a three-year master plan project to complete improvements and preservation efforts for nine parks.
The master plan will provide a road map for the future of the parks’ recreational facilities, open spaces and opportunities over the next 10-15 years, according to a county release.
“The goal is to develop master plans for three separate parks each year, and it's crucial to have community members' input to ensure that all voices are heard,” county officials stated in a release.
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Maricopa County needs public’s help on parks master plan
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The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department is working on a three-year master plan project to complete improvements and preservation efforts for nine parks.
The master plan will provide a road map for the future of the parks’ recreational facilities, open spaces and opportunities over the next 10-15 years, according to a county release.
“The goal is to develop master plans for three separate parks each year, and it's crucial to have community members' input to ensure that all voices are heard,” county officials stated in a release.
The release asks for public help regarding “the community's vision, existing parks, services, facilities and resources to assess future parks, recreation and open space needs.
The Park Master Plans will provide a foundation for:
Identifying capital improvement goals to evaluate fiscal requirements and funding needs.
Guiding critical decisions about parks, recreation facilities, open space, infrastructure, programs, and services.
Developing recommendations and an implementation strategy.
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