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Ord 2019-012/adopting the 2019 Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan
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NEIGHBORHOOD PARK DISTRIBUTION LEVEL OF SERVICE <br /> Neighborhood parks are used daily by residents and have a <br /> one-quarter-mile ideal service area and a one-half-mile standard <br /> service area.This area represents the typical distance park users <br /> would be willing to walk to a park. Neighborhood parks should <br /> be accessible without users having to cross a major road.As <br /> such,the service areas of these parks do not cross arterial Neighborhood Park and <br /> roadways. <br /> When evaluating the City's coverage of neighborhood <br /> Public/Semi-Public <br /> park land, it is evident that there is adequate coverage Level of Service <br /> in the center and west side of downtown, but many <br /> gaps throughout the remaining parts of the City(see With one-quarter-mile being the ideal service <br /> Map 3.4, Neighborhood Park Accessibility). area and one-half-mile being the standard <br /> SEMI-PUBLIC NEIGHBORHOOD SCALE service area for neighborhood parks and <br /> RESOURCES other public/semi-public neighborhood <br /> park properties, there is room for <br /> While not fully dedicated as public park land, improved coverage across the San <br /> neighborhood homeowner associations(HOAs)and Marcos community. <br /> public schools do provide some additional recreational <br /> resources similar to the types of resources found in <br /> neighborhood parks(e.g., playscapes, basketball courts, <br /> backstops). Since many of these HOA properties and schools are <br /> also located in and among the neighborhoods they serve,they <br /> oftentimes provide additional neighborhood-scale coverage in <br /> a community.As such,the same one-quarter-mile ideal service <br /> area and one-half-mile standard service area is shown on HOA <br /> park properties and elementary schools(and sometimes middle <br /> schools)across the City(see Map 3.5,Neighborhood Park and <br /> Public and Semipublic Park Accessibility,on page 60). <br /> When considering the service areas for both the City park <br /> properties and these semi-public park properties, it is clear <br /> that there is better coverage of neighborhood-scale park <br /> land. Moving forward,the City should explore additional <br /> opportunities for improved joint-use agreements with area <br /> school districts. <br /> 58 City of San Marcos, Texas I San Marcos Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan <br />
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