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ANNUAL UPDATE SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 CONEJO RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT MASTER PLAN June 2011 See attached Capital Improvement Program Projects completed Fiscal Year 2019-2020. See below revisions to the Master Plan. REVISION 1 Section lv Needs Assessment; paragraph C. PARKS AND RECREA T DOGS F A,, CL� T `'f DEFINITIONS AND PLACEMENT STANDARDS Strikethrough version: Aleighborhood Parks generally serve residents who live in close proxomity of the park, usually within one mile. These marks typically provide both passive and active recreational opportunities such as playgrounds, multi-purpose open turf areas, basketball and volleyball courts, picnic tables and/or picnic shelters, and uutdour fitness areas and recreational walking paths and trails of any type of surface. In some instances, sports fields and srnall parking areas are included. Use of the park is guided by the park's carrying capacity and type of activity being conducted at each park. A typical size of.to 10 acres is considered appropriate and serving a population up to 4,000 persons, however, neighborhood parks have and may exceed 10 acres in size. District -wide parks generally serve residents of the entire district. These ®arks offer a wide variety of recreation opportunities. They typically include unique features such as wooded areas, varied topography and water features, and/or special facilities such as a dog -mark, equestrian facility, community garden, or lighted sports fields. District - wide parks generally contain more developed amenities than those found at a regional park however they may include boating, swimmi ng, hiking and riding trails, outdoor t tness. areas and_ recreational walkinns and trails of a� tyke of surface camp facilities and/or a mature center. District -wide parks are typically between 50 and 250 acres in size, however, distrim-wide parks may be less than 50 acres or exceed 250 acres in size. Due to the abundance and breadth of amenities offered they frequently draw patronage from well beyond the district boundary to approximately 30 riles. Regional parks generally serve the entire region., These parks may include unique natural areas and specialized recreational facilities such as campgrounds, wilderness areas, nature study, outdoor education, hiking trails, outdoor fitness areas and recreational walking baths and trails of any type of surface equestrian facilities, and museums. The size and location of regional parks will vary, but no less than 250 acres is recommended, however, regional parks may be less than 250 acres in size. Since these parks are intended to serve the entire region, they do not have a service radius.