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Everett Parks and Recreation Parks Total non-paved trails 2.1 miles Trials Non- Paved Gap Analysis Total non-paved trails 2.1 miles School/Park Gap Analysis Standard 0.1 per 1,000 0.1 x 27.6 = 2.7 miles Total Schools 99.6 acres 2008 non-paved trail gap = 0.6 miles Standard School/Park 2.6 per 1,000 27.6 x 2.6 71.8 acres 2025 (population increase 4,191) 0.1 x 4.1 = .4 Exceeds standard by (27.9 acres) 2025 4.1 x 2.6 (10.6 acres) Property owned by the City of Everett Utility Department PUD, Port and other agencies Lower Forest Park 1.4 acres Waterfront at Pigeon Creek 20.2 acres Port Lower Forest Park to Rucker Hill 44.8 acres 52nd Street SE Interurban 2.4 acres PUD Reservoir#1, #2 & 4 Beverly to Broadway 21.7 acres PUD & PSPL Lower Forest to Waterfront 27.3 75th to Lowell/Larimer Road 8.9 acres PUD & PSPL Forest Park to Johnston Kelly 40 acres Total Benefit Equals 53.2 acres Chevron Site 0.8 acres 74th and Wetmore 1 acre Proposed Developments Beverly Park area 3 acres Everett Riverfront Wetlands 78 acres City of Everett View Ridge Madison area 19 acres Riverfront Park 3 acres City of Everett Glenwood and 51st 1.5 acres Total Benefit Equals 81 acres Total Benefit Equals 138.8 acres Property Owned by the Schools Opportunities/Partnerships/Constraints Cascade High School 40 acres Everett Schools Evergreen Middle School 21.7 acres Everett Schools Opportunities: Jackson Elementary 5.1 acres Everett Schools 1. Forest Park provides many opportunities for recreation Lowell Elementary 9.3 acres Everett Schools including swimming, spray pool and a large Phoenix Alternative High 3 acres Everett Schools playground. Consider expansion of the pool to allow School District Admin. 8 acres Everett Schools adding facilities that can increase public enjoyment and School field at Norton 3 acres Everett Schools cost recovery. View Ridge Elementary 9.5 acres Everett Schools 2. A new indoor recreation facility for Forest Park should Total Schools 99.6 acres be considered that can efficiently provide high quality indoor recreation space and help eliminate inefficient buildings. 54 Everett Parks and Recreation .