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Everett Parks and Recreation Parks i. Geological features that pose a danger or provide a opportunity b. The process depending on the type of project ii. Park access and relationship to off site may include two public meetings to allow for features conceptual plan discussion and time for public iii. Views, smells and sounds that should comment and draft plan development between be preserved or avoided the meetings. iv. Impacts to Critical Area features and the i. It is recommended that in order to Growth Management Act maintain community interest no more d. A determination of the impact of proposed than eight weeks should be between changes and the implication to the overall park meetings system. ii. The meetings should be advertised via i. Development of a maintenance community newspapers, e-mail, and management plan direct mail to neighbors within an ii. Development of operations plan appropriate radius of the park, broader iii. Development of sustainability plan circulating newspapers, and posting of including LEED analysis signs in the park iv. SEPA will be triggered by project iii. Mail initial informational newsletter to specific development thresholds residents within an appropriate radius of e. The plan shall clearly identify appropriate kinds project and those on the project mailing of volunteer activities that promote community list stewardship. 4. Demand and needs analysis 5. Project Approval a. A list of components that describe and protect a. Park Commission recommendation of approval community values. by Park Director. b. Program elements that can be enhanced or b. Review and approval by Park Director. developed i. Amenities such as restrooms and sport courts ii. Circulation paths and trails iii. Parking, access to transit or alternative forms of transportation iv. Business plan may be needed to determine program elements c. Opportunities and constraints. 18 Everett Parks and Recreation