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RECREATION & OPEN SPACE PRIORITIES <br />1. Park Development - The County shall establish phased <br />programs of development for each facility designated for <br />park and recreation purposes and shall implement such <br />programs as grants or other funding sources become <br />n%rai 1=hl o <br />-3, 2. Establish specific standards which apply to recreation <br />and open space needs in Indian River County. Considera- <br />tion should be given to age groups, climate, geography, <br />number and type of private recreational facilities. <br />-2,-3. Acquisition of additional land for recreational use. <br />This priority extends County wide. Studies will indicate <br />parcels to be acquired. In the North County and the South <br />County areas, there is not a Community Park. The lease, <br />at the Gifford Community Park will expire in 2002. <br />_�oo„ .cam-alb-�geo-i7--Tse--lir-]�s-. <br />4. Development of a Regional park. <br />LAND ACQUISITION AND PARK DEVELOPMENT: <br />DI-s4ri-G, Community park lands need to be expanded. As <br />indicated by priority Z-, 3, the acquisition of Community Park <br />land in thre-+km-bir-and- the South County-aTea-s- should be accom- <br />plished as soon as practical. The extension of the lease or <br />acquisition of the central County (Gifford) Community Park <br />should also be considered. The Kiwanis Hobart Park has adequate <br />land for a Regional Park. A plan for development of this <br />regional park should be prepared. <br />The County currently has approximately 237 acres of <br />beach, lake, and riverfront parks which are oriented toward <br />natural surroundings. This acreage is divided <br />into 10 parks of various sizes and stages of development. <br />e <br />CODING: Words in s+-+� -thTrot type are deletions; <br />words underlined are additions. <br />AUG 8 1984 BOCK 57 F;E 919 <br />