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5/26/2010
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Everett Parks and Recreation Parks <br /> Mini-Park or Pocket Parks • Mini parks may be located adjacent to schools or in <br /> downtown area. <br /> Example, JJ Hill Park and Century Park • Design to enhance community identity or preserve <br /> historical artifacts. <br /> Description: • Minimum recommended site size 2,500 square feet. <br /> Mini-Parks are generally located in areas with less available • At least 50% of site should be relatively level and <br /> land and may help to provide limited recreation opportunities usable. <br /> for concentrated populations. They are often small and quite • Site should front a public street with at least 50 feet of <br /> often have more hard surface area than other parks. The frontage. <br /> pocket park may serve large numbers of people drawn from • Access to the site should be provided via a local or <br /> the entire community, as well as serving residents and collector street with sidewalks <br /> employees in the immediate service area. Facilities can <br /> include seating areas, restrooms, ornamental planting beds, Amenities: <br /> sculpture gardens, statues, fountains, gathering or • Mostly hard surface and contained or bordered <br /> performance areas, and plazas. landscape areas. <br /> • ADA accessible pathways connecting park elements <br /> • Small public space serving a small community or <br /> business area. Consider: <br /> • Size ranges between 2,500 square feet and one (1) • Interpretive signage <br /> acre in size. • Irrigation <br /> • These parks may be either active or passive. • Horticultural and annual plantings, seek partnership <br /> • Typically includes a gathering space for meeting with local business, neighborhood or community group <br /> friends and seating areas. • Possible water feature to add visual interest. <br /> Typical Park User: • Playground equipment or other creative play space <br /> • Park provides nearby residents with access to basic <br /> • Portable restrooms for special events only <br /> recreation opportunities. Avoid: <br /> • Length of stay is one-half hour or less. • Permanent restrooms <br /> • Provides area for lunches or escape from crowded • Off-street parking <br /> downtown conditions <br /> Site Selection: <br /> • Service area is 1/4 mile radius (within 3 blocks). <br /> • Design of landscape and equipment should minimize <br /> maintenance needs. <br /> 34 Everett Parks and Recreation <br />
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