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Daniel Burnham “Make Make no no little little plans; plans; they they have no magic to stir men's blood blood and and probably probably will will themselves not be realized. Make ke big g p plans; ; aim high g in hope and work, remembering that a noble, logical g diagram g once recorded will not die.” City of Punta Gorda Park & Recreation Master Plan 4
Acknowledgement We would also like to acknowledge the support, input and collaboration of the following departments, agencies, organizations and stakeholders: TEAM Punta Gorda Mainstreet Punta Gorda Edison College Ch Charlotte l tt CCounty t PPublic bli SSchools h l Charlotte Regional Medical Facility Charlotte High School Students Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center Department of f Environmental Protection Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program Downtown Merchants Association Clarisa Parodi, Alliance Design Group Greg Diserio, David Jones Jr. & Associates, Inc. Jane Wanroy, Careywood Designs Illi Illiana Parra, P Thomas Th Ryan R RRealty lt Bill Pantsari, Pantsari Architecture City of Punta Gorda Public Works Department City of Punta Gorda Parks & Ground Division City of f Punta Gorda Finance Department City of Punta Gorda Police Department City of Punta Gorda Utilities Department And to the Citizens of Punta Gorda who have attended meetings and provided valuable feedback and support for the Plans Vision. “Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it it is is not not a a thing thing to to be be waited waited for for, it it is is a a thing thing to to be be achieved achieved” -William Jennings Bryan- City of Punta Gorda Park & Recreation Master Plan 5
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Page 9 and 10: “We need nature as much in the Ci
Page 11 and 12: The natural beauty of Charlotte Har
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Page 15 and 16: A current assessment of existing co
Page 17 and 18: Goals Offer a wider variety of wat
Page 19 and 20: Challenges & Opportunities Ch Chal
Page 21 and 22: King Park- Municipal Mobil Home Par
Page 23 and 24: Major improvements including 400 fo
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Page 27 and 28: Fishermen’s Village History Park
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Page 31 and 32: Blueways Similar to greenways, “b
Page 33 and 34: In order to analyze the existing Pa
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Page 37 and 38: Economic Benefit There are numerous
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Page 43 and 44: Linear Parks Linear Parks serve the
Page 45 and 46: A full 30 % of vacant land availabl
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Page 51 and 52: Environmental Park The City defines
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Linear Park A Linear Park is a park
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Growth Management Public Works Urba
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level 1 Parks Include: Government C
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City parks are a high priority of C
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While the information provided will
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The Parks & Recreation Master Plan
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Project Name Description of Project
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"Parks and recreation can improve t
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Other Miscellaneous Projects Projec
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"You can discover more more about a
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State and local governments are inv
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Comparing the number of park rental
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Although nominal fees are collected
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The Park and Recreation Master Plan
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The design standards section provid
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The City of Punta Gorda Parks & Rec
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City y of f Punta Gorda Parks Maste
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“Imagine Imagine Your Park System
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Visual Preference Survey A visual p
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Art & Sculpture Boardwalks, Trails
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Parking & Lighting Urban Parks City
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Recreation Signage City of Punta Go
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Express Yourself City of Punta Gord
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Charlotte High School A visual pref
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Stakeholder Input Stakeholder meeti
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Cultural / Events Business There wa
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Maintenance / Safety As with any pr
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Park Type Concepts Environmental Pa
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CPTED AspartoftheDesignStandards,th
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Hardscape Materials Hardscape mater
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Concrete Pavers Standard concrete
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Park Structures Structures are a vi
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Signage This architectural feature
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Site Furniture Site furniture is en
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Standard Litter Receptacles Victor
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Standard Handrail Swedge Lock Fren
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Standard Bicycle Rack Cycle-Safe L
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Water Features Another important co
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Site Lighting Site lighting is a ke
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Architectural lighting Standard Wa
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Fitness Equipment Playworld WorldT
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Play Equipment Playgrounds are a vi
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Equipment for users age 5-12 Playw
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Plant Plant Palette - Trees Large
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Plant Plant Pallet - Palm Palm Tree
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Plant Plant Pallet - Ground Cover
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