Randy Distad
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2030 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan
The 2030 Park and Recreation Master Plan is a planning document that was created by and for City residents. It was created due to the Metropolitan Council’s requirement for City’s to update their Comprehensive Plans every 10 years. As a result, the City’s previously approved 2020 Park and Recreation Master Plan was updated to reflect the growth of the City’s park system, trails, recreational programs and recreational facilities. It serves as a guiding document for future decisions to be made by the City of Farmington concerning its existing and future parks, trails, recreational programs and recreational facilities. The 2030 Park and Recreation Master Plan is part of an overall City Comprehensive Plan that has been approved by the City Council early in 2009 after it first had been reviewed and approved by the City’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission and Planning Commission and by the Metropolitan Council. The City has begun implementing the policies and strategies set forth in the 2030 Park and Recreation Master Plan. Section 1 - Acknowledgement Section 2 - Executive Summary Section 3 - Community Background Section 4 - Planning Process Section 5 - Parks & Open Space Section 6 - Recreation Programs Section 7 - Recreational Facilities Section 8 - Trails & Greenways Section 9 - Guiding Policies & Strategies Executive Summary Highlights A summary of the highest priorities for parks and recreation based on the information collected from the public studies, community surveys and during visioning sessions are identified below. It will be important for the City to continue on an annual basis to review these priorities and modify these priorities as needed. |
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