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Agenda - Parks and Recreation Commission - 11/10/1994
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Parking Areas <br /> <br />Proposed are thr~c parking areas in addition to pull-off parldng along the park access road. <br /> <br />a) <br /> <br />The largest is centrally locate, d within the recreation area. The 1'7,000 square foot par'Ling <br />lot will accommodate 60 standard size vehicles. The primary destination would be the <br />athletic fields, play ama and pond. <br /> <br />b) <br /> <br />This parking facihty will be circular with a landscaped center island and will accommodate <br />approximately 35 standard size autos. <br /> <br />c) <br /> <br />This parking lot may be constructed in conjunction with the proposed Environmental <br />EducatiOn (tEE) facility. Ultimately, it will be needed for the above use. However, there <br />will be in overflow aspect due to varied Ume-related parking demands. The parking lot <br />will count as 20 spaces for other recreational destinations besides the EE facility. If it is <br />needed prior to fund availability for the EE site, the parkS.nc area could be graded and Class <br />V gravel-applied. This parking lot should accommodate buses. <br /> <br />Urbanization miry result in more park users participating in shared fides and sustainable modes of <br />travel, in addition, increasing fuel and transportation costs should mean that thc proposed 200+ <br />parking spaces wilt be adeouate. The 200 space figure includes "pull-off" or angled parldng along <br />thc park accesslroad, bus dbes not count bicycle, motorcycle mud bus allowances. The following <br />assumptions are used in determining parking needs: <br /> <br /> · One Soccer/Football Field <br /> 11 to 20 individuals associated with each team <br /> assume shared fides and alternate wanspor'r~rion <br /> · Three Softball Fields ~ <br /> <br /> 15 individuals ass~"iated with each mare <br /> ~Ssume. d shared fides and alternate transportation <br /> · One Baseball Field <br /> Baseball aztivi5' may have mom driving age <br /> participants. 30 total individuals <br /> · Tennis Courts <br /> (four court confi=~xafion) Ultimately, there may be <br /> an addition of another set of four courts. This may <br /> not cause additional pari,~ng space demands due to <br /> doubles pla>,, neighborhood use, etc. <br /> · 2Passive Activities and Spectators <br /> .Assame ten families during peak periods <br />Total minimum parking spaces required based on peak period needs: <br /> <br />25 spaces <br /> <br />50 spaces <br /> <br />20 spaces <br /> <br />10 spaces <br /> <br />] 0 ~aces <br /> <br />115, (18'X 9') spaces <br /> <br /> <br />
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