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Parks need to find place in Surprise plans

Recreation master plan to determine future needs

Surprise is desperate for more park and recreation space, which is a secret to nobody.

But to get to where the city needs to be in providing residents with those spaces, it may take a voter-approved bond to make it happen, city officials said.

Surprise is dusting off some of its old master plans and giving them a revision for the 2020s, including the Parks and Recreation Department’s master plan, which was last completed in 2015.

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