Beaver County Recreation Plan.pdf

3. Are there specific facilities the County should consider adding to the County Park System?No (3)Just need to change the way things areofferedExcept for improved bathroom facilitiesMore important that what exists isproperly maintained and upgradedYes (9)More trails (3)More restroomsSoftball fieldsOutdoor trackWalking track at Brady’s Run not well litWiden road in Brush Creek to enable safewalkingBetter trail markings at Brush CreekIndoor soccer facilityWinter park facility at Brush CreekParkwith lodge and recreationalopportunities (3)Skateboard park (2)Overall appropriate upgradingBetter maintenance of existing trailsystemCounty park in southern section ofCountyMore indoor facilitiesLake swimming options at Brady’sRunand Raccoon State ParksDon’t know4. What do you feel is the most urgent need facing parks and recreation in Beaver County?Cleaning up the parksImage enhancementTrailsIdentifying and marketing to young adultrecreational needsIn-line skatingMountain bikingUltimate FrisbeeMaintenance and upkeep (6)Developing a plan to maintain the naturalresources of the parksMaintain existing trail systemUpdate playground equipmentObtaining additional landsCosts of maintenanceNoneExisting facilities upgrades (2)Underdeveloped rivers-County shouldevaluate recreational optionsSeems good progress has been madeDon’t know5. Are there any locations in the County that could benefit from additional County Parksand/or recreation services? If so, where and what?No (3)Yes (7)Southern Beaver County (4)Hopewell could tie-in to RaccoonCreek State ParkCreate a critical mass of recreation todraw in residents of Hopewell,Bridgewater, etc. Tie-in to RaccoonCreek State Park.Multi-purpose facilityNorthwestern Beaver CountyRiverfrontsReference 1993 Beaver CountyNatural Heritage InventoryAliquippa needs somethingDon’t know (3)Beaver County Comprehensive Recreation and Parks PlanChapter 3: Where Do We Want To Be?101