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III.A. <br /> <br />IV.A. <br /> <br />Site Development Plan (to scale) - The points are reduced (25 to <br />20) and the method of awarding them has changed. To receive these <br />points an application must contain a drawing showing the layout of <br />proposed facilities. It must be done to scale. The level of <br />sophistication of this drawing will not affect the evaluation as <br />has been the case in the past. <br /> <br />E. Design Relationships <br /> <br />1) <br /> <br />Conflicts Between Recreation Uses - The number of points has <br />increased from 15 to 20 and they will be awarded based on <br />potential problems caused by poor relationships between <br />recreation facilities and the possibility of solving these <br />problems on the same site with a better design. <br /> <br />Facility Design Criteria - The number of points has increased <br />from 20 to 25. They will be awarded by comparing the sizes, <br />orientation, etc. of facilities to accepted design standards <br />and judging whether these standards could be met by <br />modification to the design. <br /> <br />3) <br /> <br />Effort needed to correct problems - This 10 point criterion <br />has been eliminated by combining it with E1 and 2 above. <br /> <br />Site Intrusions - no change in points or method of award. <br /> <br />Maintenance - The number of points has increased from 15 to 20 and <br />will be awarded differently. In the past, these points were <br />awarded on structure of the park maintenance function in the <br />applicant city. It was assumed that this better structure would <br />lead to better maintenance. This assumption may or may not be <br />true, i.e., different structures work better (or worse) in <br />different communities. Therefore, staff will inquire about the <br />maintenance staff, budget and experience of each applicant. A <br />Judgment will then be made as to whether the applicant can do an <br />adequate Job of maintaining the project if it is accomplished. <br />Staff feels that the major concern here is spotting applicants that <br />obviously can't take adequate care of the land or facilities <br />involved in the project. If this case can be made, this criterion <br />can be used to penalize the project by giving fewer or no points. <br />If it can't be made, the applicant should receive full points, <br />regardless of the structure of the maintenance function. <br /> <br />Program - The number of points has decreased from 35 to 20 and will <br />be awarded similarly to those for maintenance. Staff, budget and <br />experience wilI be questioned and a general evaluation made. <br />Particular attention will be paid to school district and other <br />joint programming arrangements. <br /> <br />Fiscal Effort - The number of points has increased from 30 to 35. <br />They will be awarded similar to last year except that there will be <br />a separate point spread (0 to 35) for each planning area. This <br />will allow each area a chance at the maximum number of points, <br />thereby accomplishing the desired overall weighting system. <br /> <br /> <br />