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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReg 2013-10-07 Item 2B - Powerpoint Presentation Shown at Meeting - Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan Phase 3CITY OF TU KWI LA parks, recreation and open space plan Planning Process Phase 1: Phase 2: Phase 3: Where Are —► Where Do We fi■ How Do We We Now? Want To Be? Get There? t r Phase 4: Where /How ♦ Do We Start Improvements? t Community Involvement M I G Planning Process Completed • TAG meeting #2 • City Council Update (Phase 2) • Strategy Session (TAG #3) • Needs Analysis Refinement • Preliminary Plan Direction Still to Come • Working Draft Plan • TAG meeting #4 • Update to Council COW (November: draft plan) • Plan review and adoption (January — February) M G Identified Key Needs • Accessible and connected parks and recreational opportunities • Walking and biking, health and wellness • Socializing, gathering and a sense of community • Opportunities for all • Affordable and convenient opportunities Considering Implications • Maximizing the existing system — Untapped potential of parks • Refining service goals for programming — New and expanded programs /services • Recognizing the importance of partners — Maintain a coordinated recreation system • Fostering ongoing interaction within the community — Make parks a stronger part of community Preliminary Plan Directions • Replace the existing level of service standards with service area goals that reflect Tukwila's reality. • Design parks for flexibility. • Address gaps in connectivity and access to parks and recreation areas. • Manage and acquire open space areas to meet multiple objectives. • Increase the types of programming and services available in Tukwila. M G Preliminary Plan Directions • Replace the existing level of service standards with service area goals that reflect Tukwila's reality. — Existing numerical -based service standards do not match on- the - ground realities. Burien SeoTar CwnmuNiry Caner • Public School a Private School City Limits ■ l c P1 1.', 1 ,\ Ot Noynh t. .j •:;11k 1 C —�, 'puwam §sh. r!ler`nr >r]l / Lee Milli s P �r -k P5 Ian qMIIM u-f Lake Washi torr Maca dam`r'Hazelnut Weti n Pa is & r rk 1 W nter 1 'G�c�rc en w. :DT; P8 15811 Roads - Bike Routes River / Streams } r - Existing Trails resIv[ewl - -- Planned Trull -- Railway / Roil B - Local Park ® open Space Iffin Special Use Park Water Body Park Service Area 1/4 Mlle 1 /2 Mlle ALL PARKS SERVICE AREAS Ikawa Pc Japanese G P9 -- Par-Ki 164th T..1 1 Miles Far,.a nn4JplMmmoam. Pork eM FWAnyrrmrory 13.713 pec Swrr T*.A. C35, King CGMy 6151 NAP 1983 Hem 696F neWeillnybnnenk 1r or • Distance based service area goals addressing different geographic areas, land uses and population groups. M 1` { G • Design parks for flexibility. Preliminary Plan Directions • Address gaps in connectivity and access to parks and recreation areas. — Link needs of PROS Plan with recommendations of Walk and Roll Plan. Walk and Roll ...Far those who like to walk and bike Guaranteed a be an atalatnatia missions s naH� ratan aMaa4nw M#shM9Gln fee and as toD C9 in n xFaEa anE FmmrNt owtlapnxnt Lake Wm—harp—ea ceaTe cbni -_ ceme, • • P •edit School • Pnwfe School alcily L.mch — Roods — Bike Route: itver1 Stream: - Sislinq Truils - Planned Tit - RmiFvvy / pail Brunch — Low• Park I :.—Pe• s�axe rr-Pec•I tire Park Vox, Body Trails Service Arena 4 HLte 1/2 Iee WALKING AND BIKING SERVICE AREAS PROS Plan Legend - sidewalks planned sidewalks From CIP — existing trails ••••• planned lraik — exktine bike lanes hike wates'in ether cities Parks poiemal annexation tukwila ors km& i HI IL u',�1111� 1: t' j iM .111 Sea -Tac Airport Activity Centers * tly wl cmttnunMla±iy center ■ major employer © ILrary museum ® post else titMSdwer ni sandman, 1MIES 03 06 09 12 Walk and Roll Plan M 1 G Preliminary Plan Directions • Manage and acquire open space areas to meet multiple objectives. Preliminary Plan Directions • Increase the types of programming and services available in Tukwila. — Try different ways to identify needs. — Allocate resources to test programs and services. Key Policy Questions 1. What is the future of the City's partnerships with area school districts for use of sites as public recreational amenities? — Are there other providers that should play a larger role? Key Policy Questions 2. Should the City expand the reach of recreational programming and services beyond the Tukwila Community Center? 1171 1=i1 r - M Key Policy Questions 3. What are your top priorities for using general fund dollars for parks and recreation services? CITY OF TU KWI LA parks, recreation and open space plan