General Plan Policy Document (Adopted 7-11 ... - City of Wheatland

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PUBLIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES, Chapter 5Time Frame: FY 2005-20065.17. The City shall designate a City department, agency, or hiredtechnician, to develop and maintain of an official Citywebsite.Responsibility:City CouncilCity ManagerTime Frame: FY 2006-20075.18. The City shall develop and expand telecommunicationsprograms at the new Civic Center.Responsibility:City CouncilCity ManagerTime Frame: FY 2008-2009Wheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 5-17July 11, 2006
CHAPTER 6RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, ANDCOMMUNITY SERVICESThe City provides and maintains public park facilities and services for all age and income groups.The General Plan sets the framework for an expanded park system with physical recreational facilitiesto provide the opportunity for a variety of recreational activities. City decisions concerning growthand development affect schools, child care, and senior citizen facilities. Even when the City is notdirectly responsible for their development and operation, the City plays an important role in thesiting and planning of these facilities. The General Plan also promotes the creation/expansion of aCivic Center, library services, and arts and cultural activities.GOALS, POLICIES, AND IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAMSThis chapter contains goals, policies, and implementation programs that establish the framework forthe provision of recreational, educational, and community services for Wheatland residents andvisitors. The goals and policies of this chapter are organized topically according to the followingcategories. Parks and Recreation Development Framework Civic Center Senior Center Education School Siting and Financing Child Care Supply and Quality Libraries Community Involvement and ParticipationPARKS ANDRECREATIONDEVELOPMENTFRAMEWORKParks and recreation activities foster community interaction and asense of community involvement. The City seeks to provide anopportunity for residents to enjoy active and passive recreationfacilities.The General Plan sets standards and seeks to provide for thedevelopment of new parks and recreation facilities, including a newCivic Center/community park/sports and ball field east ofDowntown, new neighborhood parks, youth center, senior center,and expanded recreation activities. The City will continue to workWheatland General Plan Policy Document, Part II 6-1July 11, 2006
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