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April 5, 2017 Crystal Parks and Recreation 244 Acres of Parkland 27 Parks Potential Classification of Parks Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2) Passive (8) Little to no development Have

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  2. Crystal Parks and Recreation  244 Acres of Parkland  27 Parks  Potential Classification of Parks Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2)

  3. Passive (8) Little to no development Have some or all of the following features:  Trails  Boardwalks  Benches  ‘Nature’ Play Area  Nature Restoration  Education Panels  Community Gardens

  4. Crystal Parks and Recreation Passive MAC Memory Lane Lions Soo Line Brownwood Schutz Hagemeister Pond Twin Lake Florida Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2)

  5. Neighborhood (13) Neighborhood (13) Within ½ Mile (10 ‐ Minute Walk) From Home Have some or all of the following features:  No or Limited Parking (neighbors can walk to park)  ‘Regular’ Play Area  Small Backstop with No Groomed Infield  Small Soccer Field  Single Basketball Hoop  Place for 4 ‐ Square, Gaga Pit, etc.  Small Picnic Shelter  Community Garden

  6. Crystal Parks and Recreation Neighborhood Skyway Kentucky Broadway Fair North Bass Lake Crystal Highlands Twin Oak Lee Iron Horse Yunkers Cavanagh Sunnyview Forest Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2)

  7. Community (4) Large Sports and Recreation Facilities Have some or all of the following features:  Parking for Larger Events  Full Size Soccer Fields (1 with lights)  Full Size Softball & Baseball Fields (1 of each with lights)  Full ‐ Court Basketball  Medium / Large Shelters  4 ‐ Season Buildings  Ice Skating / Sledding  Larger Play Area

  8. Crystal Parks and Recreation Community North Lions Lions Valley Place Welcome Bassett Creek Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2)

  9. Destination (2) Specialized Facilities such as:  Community Gathering (Farmer’s Market, Events, etc.)  Easy Access from Bus, Light Rail, Car or Sidewalk/Trail  Fully Accessible ‘Destination’ Play Area  Flexible Performance Area / Lawn  Water Feature / Spray Pad  Refrigerated Ice Surface / Plaza During Summer  Community Center  Aquatic Center

  10. Crystal Parks and Recreation Destination Becker Park Grogan Park Passive Neighborhood (8) (13) Crystal Parks Community Destination (4) (2)

  11. Facility Assessment Community Parks Facilities that support use from outside the ‘Neighborhood’ should be located in a ‘ Community ’ Park.

  12. Facility Assessment Playgrounds  Crystal currently has 19 Playgrounds  One in each Neighborhood Park (13)  One in each Community Park (4)  One in each Destination Park (2)  Statistically, Crystal needs 7 Playgrounds  But, playgrounds should be within a ½ mile (10 ‐ minute walk) and not require pedestrians to cross an arterial road or  Recommend the city have playgrounds in the same general locations as the existing 19 playgrounds

  13. Facility Assessment Picnic Shelters  Crystal currently has 1 Small Picnic Shelter (30 people)  Yunkers Park (1)  Some other parks have ‘sun shelters’  Recommend adding additional Small Picnic Shelters  Keep the one at Yunkers Park (1)  Add to other Neighborhood Parks  Upgrade existing ‘sun shelters’  A great Neighborhood Park item

  14. Facility Assessment Picnic Shelters  Crystal currently has 4 Medium Picnic Shelters (50 people)  North Lions (1)  Bassett Creek (2)  Lions Valley Park (1)  Recommend keeping all 4 Medium Picnic Shelters  North Lions (1)  Bassett Creek (2)  Lions Valley Park (1) All should be replaced over time

  15. Facility Assessment Picnic Shelters  Crystal currently has no Large Picnic Shelters (over 100 people)  Recommend adding one Large Picnic Shelter  Bassett Creek (1)  Possibly incorporate restrooms into building

  16. Facility Assessment Basketball  Crystal currently has 14 full ‐ sized and one ½ Court  Full ‐ Court at many Neighborhood parks  Full ‐ Court at all Community Parks  ½ Court (one basket) at one Neighborhood Park  Statistically, Crystal should have 4 Basketball Courts  Full ‐ court at all Community Parks (4)  Full ‐ court at Becker Park (1)  Provide ½ Court (one basket) at Neighborhood Parks

  17. Facility Assessment Soccer / Lacrosse  Crystal currently has 2 Full ‐ Sized ‘Rectangle’ Fields  Forest Park (1)  Lions Valley Place Park (1) A Full ‐ Sized Field is approximately 120 yards x 80 yards (2 acres)  Statistically, Crystal should have 4 Full ‐ Size Fields  North Lions Park (1) – lighted (and maybe artificial turf)  Bassett Creek Park (2)  Forest Park (1) Smaller fields also at Community and Neighborhood Parks

  18. Facility Assessment Baseball  Crystal currently has 5 Baseball Fields  Grogan Park (3) – 2 of which are lighted  Bassett Creek Park (1)  North Lions Park (1) Crystal Youth also use Smothers Field (MAC)  Statistically, Crystal should have 4 Baseball Fields  Grogan Park (3) – 2 lighted  Bassett Creek Park – 1 lighted May explore potential of lights at Smothers Field (MAC) instead

  19. Facility Assessment Softball  Crystal currently has 7 Softball Fields  Becker Park (2) – both lighted  Welcome Park (3)  Lions Valley Place Park (1)  Bassett Creek Park (1)  Statistically, Crystal should have 3 Softball Fields  Welcome Park (2) – one lighted  Lions Valley Place Park (1)

  20. Facility Assessment Tennis  Crystal currently has 7 Tennis Courts (all lighted)  Lions Valley Place Park (3)  Becker (3)  North Lions Park (1)  Statistically, Crystal should have 5 Tennis Courts (lighted)  Lions Valley Place (2) Tennis Complex (4 ‐ 6)  Becker Park (2) or none  North Lions (1) none

  21. Facility Assessment Pickleball  Crystal currently has no outdoor Pickleball Courts  Recommend adding Pickleball Courts (lighted)  Lions Valley Place (2 ‐ 4) none  Becker Park (2 ‐ 4) or Pickleball Complex (6 ‐ 8)  North Lions Park (TBD) none

  22. Facility Assessment Disc Golf  Crystal currently has 1 Disc Golf Course  Bassett Creek Park  Contains 15 Holes  Recommend Disc Golf Course remain  Expand Course to 18 Holes

  23. Facility Assessment Dog Park  Crystal currently has 1 ‘Regular’ Dog Park  Bassett Creek Park  Recommend ‘Regular’ Dog Park remain  Bassett Creek Park  Move to more wooded area  Possibly add small dog area  Summer dog parks could remain within hockey rinks

  24. Facility Assessment Sledding Hills  Crystal currently has 2 Sledding Hills  Lions Valley Place Park  North Lions Park  Recommend keeping both Sledding Hills  Lions Valley Place Park  North Lions Park Recommend all sledding locations have heated buildings and be co ‐ located with ice skating

  25. Facility Assessment Ice Skating Rink  Crystal currently has 5 Parks with Ice Skating  Lions Valley Place (Community Park)  Welcome (Community Park)  Broadway Park  Iron Horse Park  Twin Oak Park

  26. Facility Assessment Ice Skating Rink  Statistically, Crystal should have 2 Ice Skating Areas  Lions Valley Place (Community Park)  Welcome Park (Community Park)  Broadway Park – remove  Iron Horse Park ‐ remove  Twin Oak Park ‐ remove  Add North Lions Park (Community Park) ‐ due to sledding Recommend all skating locations have heated buildings  Becker Park could also have ‘special’ skating opportunity

  27. Facility Assessment Heated ‘Warming House’ Buildings  Crystal currently has 8 ‘Warming House’ Buildings  Lions Valley Place (Community Park)  Welcome (Community Park)  North Lions (Community Park)  Bassett Creek (Community Park)  Broadway Park  Crystal Highlands Park  Forest Park  Twin Oak Park

  28. Facility Assessment Heated ‘Rentable’ Community Buildings  Recommend having 4 ‘Rentable’ Community Buildings  Lions Valley Place (Community Park) – replace  Welcome (Community Park) ‐ replace  North Lions (Community Park) ‐ replace  Bassett Creek (Community Park) ‐ replace  Broadway Park – remove ‐ replace with a picnic shelter  Crystal Highlands Park – remove ‐ replace with a picnic shelter  Twin Oak Park – remove ‐ replace with a picnic shelter  Forest Park – remove

  33. Facility Assessment Destination Parks ‘Specialized’ facilities that support use from both inside and outside Crystal should be located in a ‘ Destination ’ Park  Features that provide a significant draw  Hub of activity throughout the day – all year long  Can accommodate large community events & groups  Accessible from light rail, bus, car, trail, etc.

  34. Facility Assessment Performance Area  Crystal currently has 1 Performance Area / Building  Located on edge/corner of park  Contains one large ‘specialty’ building with stage  Recommend retaining a Performance Area  Improve location and type of performance area  Incorporate a covered area near the performance area  Flexible space for concerts as well as other community events  Great lawn would allow for picnics and impromptu activities

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