Parks & Recreation Five Year Recreation Plan ... - City of Marquette

Rationale Explanations
Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 2011
City of Marquette
A – additional pathways-trails identified as very high priority/need by responses to attitude
survey
B – need and/or demand identified at public workshop or forum
C – additional type of parkland or facility identified as a priority need by public attitude survey
D – Soccer field development identified as a need via documented increasing popularity of
the sport and observed high demand at the existing location (s) and as a priority by
application of recreation facility development standards (which show a current
deficiency)
E – use of city parks/facilities to attract tourists identified as desirable by public attitude
survey
F – existing facility is outdated, deteriorated, and/or is becoming unsafe
G – improvement represents a later planned stage of a multi-phased project currently in
progress
H – conforms to formal city policy advocating multi-seasonal use of facilities
Explanation of Priority
Priority Timeframe Total Cost of Projects
in Action Plan
High 1-2 years $2,805,000
Medium 2-4 years $2,455,000
Low 4-5+ years $1,154,000
$6,414,000
Current Public Recreation Funding Programs
Natural Resources Trust Fund MI DNR
Land and Water Conservation Fund MI DNR
Recreation Passport Fund MI DNR
Coastal Management Program MI DEQ
Waterways Program MI DNR
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