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<br /> <br />2-12 <br />Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan <br />Section Two – Recreation Facility Needs Assessment 2014 <br /> <br /> <br />Exhibit 2.7‐1 Opportunity Sites Inventory <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />2.8 Recreation Facility Needs Assessment <br /> <br />The purpose of the recreation facility needs assessment <br />process is to identify the current and future recreation facility <br />needs within Pleasanton, to identify recreation demand that is <br />unmet, and to suggest the relative priority of each identified <br />need. Needs were identified and prioritized by engaging the <br />community in a series of community outreach forums and <br />other needs identification tools listed below. The process <br />involved gathering both qualitative input (workshops, sports <br />and community organization questionnaires, and interviews) <br />and quantitative input (telephone survey, facility demand <br />analysis). Qualitative input is the voice of the community and <br />quantitative input is statistically valid information. Using only <br />qualitative feedback as a basis for the number, type, and <br />location of recreation facilities ignores the fact that such <br />feedback may not be representative of the entire community <br />and also may not quantify facility needs beyond “more”. Each <br />needs identification tool and each bit of information gathered <br />is a piece of the recreation puzzle leading to a more thorough <br />understanding of the community. All of the pieces, taken <br />together, provide an overall picture of recreation facility needs <br />specific to Pleasanton now and in the future. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Planned Park Sites Size Planned Unplanned <br />Bernal Property 318 ac X <br /> <br /> <br />Staples Ranch Community Park 17 ac X <br />East Pleasanton Specific Plan TBD X <br /> <br />The following methods and processes <br />(needs identification tools) were <br />utilized in the facility needs <br />assessment <br />A total of ten (10) different needs <br />identification tools were used to <br />identify the City’s recreation facility <br />and program needs <br />Community outreach included three <br />(3) public workshops, eight Steering <br />Committee meetings and a <br />community‐wide telephone survey <br />Twenty (20) organized sports groups <br />completed questionnaires regarding <br />usage and needs <br />Twenty‐one (21) community organ‐ <br />ization groups completed question‐ <br />naires regarding program and facility <br />utilization <br />The City currently has a slight surplus <br />of athletic fields when School District <br />facilities are included in the <br />inventory, and a slight deficit in <br />baseball fields, bike paths, swimming
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