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122 eeHmluRity l3arl, aesigaea is te serve all eitizeRs v: ithiR the area. The reeemmeRaea siJle ef a eemm1:lRity
arie\l:s types ef athletie
123 l3ark is fi" e aeres. These faeilities I3reviaea at a eemmuRity 13ark geRerally serve ':
124 aeth' ities aRa may iRel\l:ae all ef these available at the ReigRaerlleea le\' el131us seme faeilities whieh are
125 ls\:lally Ret fe\:lRa iR ReigRbeFheea 13arks.
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126 Uini pSFlr:s. aFe the smallest t)' J3es efl3arks. The serviee raaius ( er a miRi l3arlc is al3preJdmately a E}Uarter
a mile. Mini l3arks are leGatea eR small tFaeks ef laRa I3rimarily sen' iRg
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128 eEtUipmeRt aRa l3assi': e reereatieR areas.
129 NeighheFhsed psrlEfJ geRerally are aevelel3eel fer the resideRts ef a l3aftiel\:ar ReigRaerheed ' Nith a geReral
sen' iee area aet\ eeR a Eluarter aRd a half mile. } jeighaerheea 13arks tYl3ieally are leeatea
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135 eaR ae a faeility separatea Hem ether reereatieRal areas.
136 Ora. } Je. 1125, ~ ' lII( l960. 98), 1Q 8 91; Ord. } Je. 1424, ~ 2, 11 14 ( 0)
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138 See. 26 2. Parle desigaatieRs.
139 Park aesigBatieRs is hereay aae13tea as f-alews:
140 1) PaFks aRd reereatieR areas withiR the eit)'shall ae iaeatified ay the fellewiRg elassifieatieas:
141 Ce1'ilmunil}' r:s: City Hall .^.thletie Fielels, Parle, Seabreeze PaFk, Frea Hedriek .^Ahletie CelHflleJE,
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142 Jet Stadium, M1:lHieipal Sefiliall Oaklaad Heights Seheel .^.tllletie Fielels aReI the TeHHis CeBter
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143 Cem131eJ(, Park, Vesta Heights Parle aael
144 eighherheed pEH'.'ES: Gamiers Beaeh Park, Jet aReI Helmes Parle, Keaweeel
145 Villa R\:lss Park.
fS: Briarweeel Park, Ceeelia Park, Cemet Par~" Garaeaia
Ce1::H1 Park, Mimesa Park aRa Vaaaegriff
146 Mini p3f'.'
147 Pafk.o '
s: Feft ' NalteR LaRaiRg, Liza JaeleseR Park aRa Chester Pruitt Park.
148 Speeial ftSe eemmunity psr.'<
149 Orel. } Je. 1424, ~ 3, 11 14 ( 9)
150 Nate: See the eaiter' s Rete fellav:iRg ~ 26 4.
151
152 See. 26 3. R-ereatieR aReI eulMal eeRters.
153 a) Reereatiaa anel 6ulmraI eeRters eftlle City Ceele is aelal3teel as fellews:
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ReereatiaR aReI e\:lIturaI Geaters withia the are iaeatifiea as fellews:
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3 73 engage in lauEl, aaisteraHs, threatening, aeHsh' e, insl:l ting aT iIH:\
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376 any area, ar partisipating in aDJ' astivity, Hnaer the autherity ef a pel'mit.
377 Ora. f}e. 1231, ~ 2, 19 1293)
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380 SECTION 3. ADOPTION OF A NEW CHAPTER ENTITLED LEISURE AND
381 RECREATION SERVICES. A new chapter entitled Leisure and Recreation Services is
hereby
382 adopted as follows. This chapter shall be a stand alone title in the Code of Ordinances.
383
384 Deshmation of Parks. Recreational. Cultural Centers
385
386 Definitions
387 The following words. terms and phrases. shall have the meanings ascribed to them and
388 the stated parks shall be so designated as stated in this section.
389
390 Community Parks. Community parks generally serve an area encompassing several
391 neighborhoods. The service area for a community park is designed to serve all citizens within the
392 area. The recommended size of a community park is five acres. Those facilities provided at a
393 community park generally serve various types of athletic activities and may include all of those
394 available at the neighborhood level plus some facilities which are usually not found in
395 neighborhood parks. The following are community parks: City Hall Athletic Fields. Ferrv Park.
396 Seabreeze Park. Fred Hedrick Athletic Complex. Jet Stadium. Municipal Softball Complex.
397 Oakland Heights School Athletic Fields and the Tennis Center
Complex.
398
399 Mini-varks. Mini-parks are the smallest types of parks. The service radius for a mini- park is
400 approximately a quarter of a mile. Mini- parks are located on small tracks of land
primarily
401 serving the public with tot lot plav equipment and passive recreation areas. The following are
402 mini- parks: Briarwood Park. Cecelia Park. Comet Park. Gardenia Court Park. Mimosa Park and
403 Vandegriff Park.
404
405 NeiJlhborhood Parks. Neighborhood parks generally are developed for the residents of a
406 particular neighborhood with a general service area between a quarter and a half mile.
407 Neighborhood parks typically are located in areas easily accessible by bicycle or pedestrian ways.
408 Neighborhood parks may serve up to several thousand people and their minimum area is
409 generally two acres. The facilities provided at neighborhood parks Vary with the size of the park.
