Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan

3-3 Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan Section Three – Recreation Programming Recommendations 2014 3.3 Program Needs Assessment In the Master Plan process, a variety of methods and processes were utilized in obtaining public input. The data derived from the public input process was the foundation upon which the program analysis and recommendations were developed. Those methods included:  Trends and Implications Analysis: National, State and local trends and recreation implications are discussed  Community Outreach: Information gathered from Pleasanton residents through a variety of methods including: three (3) workshops; workshop participant questionnaires; sports and community organization questionnaires; and key informant/stakeholder interviews  Community‐Wide Telephone Survey: The community‐wide random sample survey provides current, statistically valid information specific to Pleasanton that provides detailed information on the types of recreation programs most often utilized by Pleasanton residents. Pleasanton’s residents overwhelmingly (95%) stated that they are Very Satisfied or Somewhat Satisfied with existing recreational programs in the City SENIORS ENROLLMENT PROGRAM SAMPLE DROP‐IN USE 16,044 Bocce, Arts & Crafts, Bunco, Book Club, Bridge, Computer, etc. CLASSES 1,308 Line Dance, Exercise, Yoga, Zumba, Tai Chi, Day Trippers, etc. Subtotal 17,352 AQUATICS ENROLLMENT PROGRAM SAMPLE DROP‐IN USE 26,432 Aqua Aerobics, Lap Swim, Recreation Swim CLASSES 4,953 Family Pass, Diving, Junior Guard, Lessons, etc. Subtotal 31,385 TENNIS ENROLLMENT PROGRAM SAMPLE YOUTH LESSONS 1,610 Group Lessons YOUTH CAMPS 475 ADULT LESSONS 369 Group Lessons PRIVATE LESSONS 1,800 Subtotal 4,254 TOTAL: 76,744