Sutherlin : Parks and open space plan
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Sutherlin (Or.)
Satre Associates
Abstract
While Sutherlin has several parks within or near the community, the park system does not
currently meet minimum recommended standards regarding the provision of parks and
open spaces. Objectives for the Parks and Open Space Plan include: evaluate the existing condition of parks and open spaces in Sutherlin and identify
opportunities relative to developing a parks system to meet the current and future
needs of the community; poll the community regarding preferences for a parks and open space system in
Sutherlin; develop a parks and open space system including recommended standards for type,
size, location, physical elements and design considerations; identify park and open space needs based on current and future population
projections, including potential locations for future park and open space facilities; identify park and open space projects, implementation strategies and an action plan
for activating the Parks and Open Space Plan. [From the Plan]
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