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November 2005 Copy of Plan posted March 29, 2006
Files are in PDF format and viewable with Adobe Acrobat Reader. This was broken down into categories and contents are listed
It has been brought to my attention that A few pages are missing. This is viewable at Dillsburg Public Library
Appendices:
A Focus Group Report - NEW Revised Revisions to A Focus Group Report
B Focus Group Exit Survey - NEW Revised Revisions to B Focus Group Exit Survey
C Acquisition Criteria - NEW Revised Revisions to C Acquisition Criteria
D Park Inventory Sheets
E Glossary of Terms
F Organizational Chart
G Example Joint Recreation Commission Agreement Missing on disc and in print - (EXAMPLE
CONTRACT) (Our copy was provided through Act 100 to Carroll Twp.)
H CEDAR Resources - (Missing (referenced in 4.5; Act 100 submitted Acquired June 23 06)
I CEDAR CHART - Missing (referenced in 4.5)
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Vision of the Plan
1.2 Statement of Goals
1.3 Purpose of the Plan
1.4 Plan preparing Process
1.5 The Sponsoring of Other Involved Organizations
1.6 Public Involvement
1.7 Relationship to Northern York Regional Comprehensive Plan
1.8 Frequently asked Questions
1.9 Organization of the Plan
Section 2 Value of Recreation
Values and Impacts
Changing Dynamics
Section 3 Goals, Objectives and Policies
Goal 1 Park System Acquisition and Development
Goal 2 Recreation Facilities and Programming
Goal 3 Open Spaces and Natural Resources
Goal 4 Trails System
Goal 5 Finance and Implementation
Goal 6 Management
Section 4 Needs Assessment
NEW - Revisions to Section 4
4.1 Summary of Needs
4.2 Park Land and Recreation Facilities
4.3 Neighborhood and Community Parks
4.4 Connected Communities/Transportation
4.5 Greenway Network - Natural Areas and Stream Access
4.6 Corridors, Hubs and Linkages
4.7 Open Spaces Analysis and Design Process
4.8 Recreation Program Needs
4.9 Recreation Management
4.10 Maintenance Management
4.11 Cooperative Partnership and Funding
4.12 the Challenge - Addressing Issues with Assets
Section 5 Strategies and Implementation Plan
NEW Revised - Revisions Section 5
1.1 Existing Park Improvements Strategy
1.2 Park Land Acquisition
2.1 Community Recreation Center Facility Strategy
2.2 Recreation Program Development Strategy
3.1 Environmental Advisory council Strategy
3.2 Green Infrastructure System Awareness Strategy
3.3 Open Space Acquisition Strategy
3.4 Riparian Buffer Enhancement Strategy
3.5 Agricultural Preservation Model Strategy
4.1 Regional Trail/Greenway System Plan Development
4.2 Safe Routes to School (SR2S) Program Strategy
4.3 Walkable Neighborhoods and Green Streets Strategy
5.1 Municipal Funding and income sources Strategy
6.1 Recreation Implementation Team Strategy
6.2 Regional Recreation Commission Strategy
6.3 Maintenance, Safety and Security Plan Strategy
6.4 Recreation Value Public Awareness Strategy
Section 6 Financing Options
6.1 Federal Sources of Funding
6.2 State sources of Funding
6.3 County and Local Sources of Funding
6.4 Foundation Grants and Other Resources
6.5 Summary of other Financing Options
Section 7 Background Profiles
7.1 Parks and Recreation Facilities
7.2 Natural, Cultural and Historical Features
7.3 Community Character, Design and Land Use
7.4 Socioeconomic Profiles
List of Tables
Table 4.1 Parkland Acreage/Standards Analysis
Table 4.2 Conventional Management vs. Strategic Management of Parks and Recreation
Table 4.3 Assets and Issues
Table 5.1 Northern York Region Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Implementation Schedule
Table 7.1.1 Northern York region Park Land Inventory by Classification
Table 7.1.2 Recreation Facilities
Table 7.1.3 Northern York Inventory of Recreation Program
Table 7.1.4 Summary of 2001 General Fund Activity
Table 7.1.5 Logan Park Authority Expenses
Table 7.1.6 Dillsburg Summer Recreation Program Revenue/Expenses 2002
Table 7.1.7 Park and Recreation Actual Capital Expenses
Table 7.1.8 Comparison of Operating Budget Summary
Table 7.3.1 New/Proposed Residential Subdivisions Yrs. 2001-2004
Table 7.3.2 Existing Land Use Acreage in Northern York
Table 7.3.3 Land Acquisition Criteria
Table 7.4.1 Population Projections
Table 7.4.2 Population Projections by Age in Northern York Region (1990-2015)
Table 7.4.3 PA Participation Rates for Ten Most Popular Activities, 2002-2003
Table 7.4.4 Land-Based Activity Participant Rates (2004-2003)
Table 7.4.5 Water-Based Activity Participant Rates
Table 7.4.6 Income Levels Across Municipalities - Year 2002
List of Maps
Figure 4.1 Proposed Northern York Community Park "Kelly Farm"
Map 4.1 Greenway and Trails Plan
Map 7.1 Existing Parks and Recreation Facilities
Map 7.2 Primary and Secondary Conservation Resources
Map 7.3 Existing Land Use Conditions
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Files are in PDF format and viewable with Adobe Acrobat Reader. This was broken down into categories and contents are listed
It has been brought to my attention that A few pages are missing. This is viewable at Dillsburg Public Library
Appendices:
A Focus Group Report - NEW Revised Revisions to A Focus Group Report
B Focus Group Exit Survey - NEW Revised Revisions to B Focus Group Exit Survey
C Acquisition Criteria - NEW Revised Revisions to C Acquisition Criteria
D Park Inventory Sheets
E Glossary of Terms
F Organizational Chart
G Example Joint Recreation Commission Agreement Missing on disc and in print - (EXAMPLE
CONTRACT) (Our copy was provided through Act 100 to Carroll Twp.)
H CEDAR Resources - (Missing (referenced in 4.5; Act 100 submitted Acquired June 23 06)
I CEDAR CHART - Missing (referenced in 4.5)
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Vision of the Plan
1.2 Statement of Goals
1.3 Purpose of the Plan
1.4 Plan preparing Process
1.5 The Sponsoring of Other Involved Organizations
1.6 Public Involvement
1.7 Relationship to Northern York Regional Comprehensive Plan
1.8 Frequently asked Questions
1.9 Organization of the Plan
Section 2 Value of Recreation
Values and Impacts
Changing Dynamics
Section 3 Goals, Objectives and Policies
Goal 1 Park System Acquisition and Development
Goal 2 Recreation Facilities and Programming
Goal 3 Open Spaces and Natural Resources
Goal 4 Trails System
Goal 5 Finance and Implementation
Goal 6 Management
Section 4 Needs Assessment
NEW - Revisions to Section 4
4.1 Summary of Needs
4.2 Park Land and Recreation Facilities
4.3 Neighborhood and Community Parks
4.4 Connected Communities/Transportation
4.5 Greenway Network - Natural Areas and Stream Access
4.6 Corridors, Hubs and Linkages
4.7 Open Spaces Analysis and Design Process
4.8 Recreation Program Needs
4.9 Recreation Management
4.10 Maintenance Management
4.11 Cooperative Partnership and Funding
4.12 the Challenge - Addressing Issues with Assets
Section 5 Strategies and Implementation Plan
NEW Revised - Revisions Section 5
1.1 Existing Park Improvements Strategy
1.2 Park Land Acquisition
2.1 Community Recreation Center Facility Strategy
2.2 Recreation Program Development Strategy
3.1 Environmental Advisory council Strategy
3.2 Green Infrastructure System Awareness Strategy
3.3 Open Space Acquisition Strategy
3.4 Riparian Buffer Enhancement Strategy
3.5 Agricultural Preservation Model Strategy
4.1 Regional Trail/Greenway System Plan Development
4.2 Safe Routes to School (SR2S) Program Strategy
4.3 Walkable Neighborhoods and Green Streets Strategy
5.1 Municipal Funding and income sources Strategy
6.1 Recreation Implementation Team Strategy
6.2 Regional Recreation Commission Strategy
6.3 Maintenance, Safety and Security Plan Strategy
6.4 Recreation Value Public Awareness Strategy
Section 6 Financing Options
6.1 Federal Sources of Funding
6.2 State sources of Funding
6.3 County and Local Sources of Funding
6.4 Foundation Grants and Other Resources
6.5 Summary of other Financing Options
Section 7 Background Profiles
7.1 Parks and Recreation Facilities
7.2 Natural, Cultural and Historical Features
7.3 Community Character, Design and Land Use
7.4 Socioeconomic Profiles
List of Tables
Table 4.1 Parkland Acreage/Standards Analysis
Table 4.2 Conventional Management vs. Strategic Management of Parks and Recreation
Table 4.3 Assets and Issues
Table 5.1 Northern York Region Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Implementation Schedule
Table 7.1.1 Northern York region Park Land Inventory by Classification
Table 7.1.2 Recreation Facilities
Table 7.1.3 Northern York Inventory of Recreation Program
Table 7.1.4 Summary of 2001 General Fund Activity
Table 7.1.5 Logan Park Authority Expenses
Table 7.1.6 Dillsburg Summer Recreation Program Revenue/Expenses 2002
Table 7.1.7 Park and Recreation Actual Capital Expenses
Table 7.1.8 Comparison of Operating Budget Summary
Table 7.3.1 New/Proposed Residential Subdivisions Yrs. 2001-2004
Table 7.3.2 Existing Land Use Acreage in Northern York
Table 7.3.3 Land Acquisition Criteria
Table 7.4.1 Population Projections
Table 7.4.2 Population Projections by Age in Northern York Region (1990-2015)
Table 7.4.3 PA Participation Rates for Ten Most Popular Activities, 2002-2003
Table 7.4.4 Land-Based Activity Participant Rates (2004-2003)
Table 7.4.5 Water-Based Activity Participant Rates
Table 7.4.6 Income Levels Across Municipalities - Year 2002
List of Maps
Figure 4.1 Proposed Northern York Community Park "Kelly Farm"
Map 4.1 Greenway and Trails Plan
Map 7.1 Existing Parks and Recreation Facilities
Map 7.2 Primary and Secondary Conservation Resources
Map 7.3 Existing Land Use Conditions
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| Parks and Recreation Plan November 2005 edition |
| Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth Northern York County, Pennsylvania |