City of Pontiac Parks and Recreation Master Plan

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City of PontiacParks and Recreation Survey Should be be Develope Develope d d Soccer fields Ice skating facilities Skateboarding area Baseball fields Softball fields Indoor swimming pools Outdoor swimming pools Tennis courts Gymnasiums Outdoor basketball courts Outdoor volleyball courts Community centers Senior centers Nature areas Sledding and Toboggan runs Outdoor theatre and bandstand Spray Park Hiking/walking trails Bicycle Paths Mountain biking trails Golf Course Disc golf course Park pavilions Football fields Dog runs and play areas Available Know Are there any other recreational facilities for either physical or non-sport recreation that were not listed that you or other members of your family would be interested in now or in the future (Write-in up to 3 facilities)
City of PontiacParks and Recreation Survey Finally, the remaining 4 questions are for statistical purposes only. Please indicate the range in which your age falls. ❑ 9 years of age or younger ❑ 10 to 13 years ❑ 14 to 17 years ❑ 18 to 24 years ❑ 25 to 29 years ❑ 30 to 35 years ❑ 36 to 40 years ❑ 41 to 45 years ❑ 46 to 49 years ❑ 50 to 55 years ❑ 56 to 64 years ❑ 65 and over How many years have you lived in Pontiac ❑ 2 years or less ❑ 3 to 5 years ❑ 6 to 10 years ❑ 11 to 15 years ❑ 16 to 20 years ❑ Over 20 years Thinking about Pontiac as a square cut into four quarters, in which of the four quarters do you live ❑ Northwest (North of Huron St. and West of Saginaw St.) ❑ Northeast (North of M-59 and East of Saginaw St.) ❑ Southwest (South of Huron St. and West of Woodward Ave.) ❑ Southeast (South of M-59 and East of Woodward Ave.) ❑ Not Sure Please indicate the sex of the person completing this questionnaire. ❑ Male
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Table of Contents 1. Community Desc
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Section 1 Community Description The
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Section 2 Planning Process The foll
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Section 3 Administrative Structure
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For parks, vehicle and recreation b
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Section 4 Recreation and Resource I
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Recreation Facilities Inventory: Ci
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James K Blvd Community Park Profile
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Community Park Profiles: Galloway P
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Community Park Profiles: Jaycee Par
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Glenwood Ave Ivy St Community Park
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Neighborhood Parks A total of 9 nei
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Page 32 and 33: edge of the City. The 11 acre site
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Page 45 and 46: Recreation Classification System Mi
Page 47 and 48: Telegraph Rd Paddock S t Baldwin Av
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Page 55 and 56: O AKLAND COUNTY PATHWAY CONCEPT MUN
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Page 94 and 95: Survey Overview
Page 96 and 97: Thinking about the number of parks
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Field Hockey
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Golf
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Skateboarding
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Pontiac Parks and Recreation Survey
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Thinking about the number of recrea
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Overall, how would you rate the job
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The following is a list of several
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Jogging
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Bicycling
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Ice Hockey
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In-Line Hockey
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Disc Golf
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Ice Skating
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Rollerblading
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Baseball
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Basketball
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Volleyball
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Fishing
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The following is a list of non-spor
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Arts and craft classes/activities
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Outdoor youth camps
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Concerts
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The following list includes several
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Ice skating facilities
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Baseball fields
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Indoor swimming pools
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Tennis courts
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Outdoor basketball courts
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Community centers
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Nature areas
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Outdoor theatre and bandstand
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Hiking/walking trails
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Mountain biking trails
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Disc golf course
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Football fields
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Please indicate the range in which
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Thinking about Pontiac as a square
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C M Y K 8B/THE DETROIT NEWS/ Wed.,
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Letter of Transmittal WT189-02 If t
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500 Griswold Suite 2500 Detroit, MI
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