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Everett Parks and Recreation Parks Washington State Recreation and Conservation A description of the planning or service area, including the Office physical setting and conditions, and relevant demographic, program, and resource information Planning activities for renovations and new park developments are required to include the following to be eligible for grant Non-capital projects (BFP and NOVA planning) funding as per Washington State Recreation and Conservation . A description of the planning or service area, including the office. physical setting and conditions, and relevant demographic, program, and resource information. Park Plans must include 1. Goals and objectives The purpose of an inventory is to help complete a picture of 2. Inventory of facilities the area's needs. Depending how the applicant defines its 3. Public involvement planning needs, the inventory may include a map of the area's 4. Demand and needs analysis facilities, or if funds are needed to complete a plan, the map 5. Capital Improvement Program may show the area to be planned. The inventory may include 6. Adoption. a comprehensive account of the area's facilities, lands, programs, and/or condition. It also may include local, state, 1. Goals and objectives. The plan must support the agency's federal, and private facilities and extend beyond the habitat conservation and/or park and recreation mission, applicant's jurisdiction. The inventory may be completed in a including the current project, with broad statements of intent, quantitative or a qualitative (narrative) format. or goals. Goals describe desired outcomes. An example is to Habitat conservation elements may assess habitat types, "make athletic fields more accessible" or to "provide mule deer certain species, threats, ownership(s), and historical gains or habitat." losses. Distribution maps may be included. Objectives, on the other hand, are both measurable and more specific. Include objectives to help describe when a goal has 3. Public involvement. Include a description of how the been attained. An example of an objective is to "create six planning process gave the public ample opportunity to be athletic fields in East County" or "acquire 300 acres of mule involved in plan development and adoption. Try and select deer habitat near the North Creek Planning Unit." methods that support the planning strategy. Even your best efforts sometimes may not give you sufficient information, 2. Inventory. Depending on the project to be submitted, an data, or results. For example, you may have limited responses "inventory" or"planning area description," refers to: on a survey or a poor turnout Capital projects (Land acquisitions and/or developments, Good documentation of community involvement and support is renovations and restorations) important since it is one element used in evaluating grant A report on the supply and condition of existing recreational applications. opportunities, habitat conservation species, and/or land types 6 Everett Parks and Recreation