1. PRO Plan Update Chapter 1
Parks & Recreation Commission May 2, 2013

2. Chapter 1 Geographic setting Historical background
Socioeconomic characteristics
Development patterns
Natural characteristics

3. Revisions to Consider
Anything that needs to be changed, added, emphasized?
Update demographics
Add any new developments, changes since 2005
More information about City government
Add conclusion

4. Update on PRO Plan Process
Tentative schedule
Interaction with Comp Plan update
Public Opinion

5. Review Schedule Month Chapter Title May 1 The Place June 2
Existing Resources
July 3
Goals & Objectives
August
September 4
Demand Analysis
October 5
Development Plan
November 6
Implementation
December
Review
2014
Sync with Comp Plan

6. Woodinville City Plans
Long-Range Plans
Comprehensive Plan
Sub-Area Plans
Downtown Little Bear Creek Master Plan
System Plans
Stormwater Management
Parks, Recreation & Open Space
Transportation
Biennial Budget
Woodinville Municipal Code
Capital Improvement Plan
Implementing Documents/Regulations

7. Public Outreach Recap
Online survey posted on City website, sent to listservs
Schools, businesses
Press releases
Open House – June 7
180 responses

8. 1. During the past year, how often did someone from your household visit a City park or recreation facility?

9. 2. Which Woodinville-area parks or facilities have you or your family visited in the last 12 months?

10. 3. Which Woodinville-area parks or facilities have you or your family visited in the last 12 months?
Cottage Lake Park
Tolt Pipeline Trail
Paradise Conservation Area
Brightwater

11. 4. What is the longest amount of time you would be willing to spend to travel from your home to a park/trail/recreation facility?

12. 5. How many times in the past 12 months have you or your family participated in programs from the following organizations?

13. 6. How satisfied are you with the current number and condition of parks and recreation facilities in Woodinville?

14. 7. Which type of recreation opportunities do you feel are lacking in Woodinville?
Elements include:
Goals & Objectives
Broad statements of intent
Measures that describe when these intents will be attained
Inventory
Description of service area facilities, lands, programs, condition
Public involvement
Planning process – how you involved the public
Demand & need Analysis
Priorities for acquisition, development, preservation, enhancement, management
Explains the process used to develop analysis assessing community desires
Level of Service assessment is optional
Capital Improvement Program
Funding plan for facility and land acquisitions and redevelopment
Adoption
Resolution, ordinance, or other adoption instrument from the legislative body

15. 8. Over the next 10 years, what are the TWO most important priorities for the City to focus on and dedicate financial resources to when it comes to parks and recreation?

16. 9. Over the next 10 years, what are the TWO most important priorities for the City to focus on and dedicate financial resources to when it comes to parks and recreation?
Protect open spaces
More trails/sidewalks for bikes/peds
More sports fields

17. 10. How much would you be willing to spend on a monthly basis for improved parks and recreation facilities in Woodinville?

18. 11. Is there anything else you would like to tell us about parks, recreation and open space in Woodinville?
More ped/bike options – Sammamish River Trail is too busy
DeYoung Park needs rehabilitation
Parks in Kingsgate/West Ridge
More playgrounds for kids
More activities for adults

19. 10. Do you live within the City limits of Woodinville?

20. Next steps Review Chapter 1 and make recommendations
Determine further public outreach opportunities
More surveys?
Outreach at Celebrate Woodinville
Editorial
Continue review
Staff to update