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

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Abandonment of Park Facilities Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 2011 City of Marquette During this recreation planning process, facilities were analyzed as candidates for abandonment. One facility has been identified: Trails A ball diamond at Tourist Park, which has been closed for the 2011 season. The Heartwood Forestland property in south Marquette presents an opportunity to partner with the city and others to continue to expand a world class mountain bike trail network. Linkage between McClelland Avenue and the waterfront trail provides a much-needed east/west connection on the south end of town. Revenue Producing Facilities Marinas – An opportunity exists to investigate the possibilities that may come from privatization of the marinas. Current annual bond payment in the amount of $90,000 for the Cinder Pond Marina with revenue from both marinas in the amount of $40,000 is the benchmark against which the private sector can compete. Tourist Park – Tourist Park can be improved to re-position it in the marketplace by adding user preferences for internet access and cabins. Rebuilding of the dam will also provide opportunities for users of the beach, swimming and boat fishing. Ice Cream Stores – The City has two ice cream/concession stores, one in Mattson Park and the other in Presque Isle Park. Through an agreement with the City, these stores are operated by Vango‘s Pizza. The City is currently talking to local businesses about operation of the concession stand in Lakeview arena as well. 71
Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 2011 City of Marquette CHAPTER 5 RECREATION PROGRAM ANALYSIS 72
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