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HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-13-2009 NRRC 11 Goals & ObjectivesCity of Hastings Parks & Recreation 920 W 10~` St, Hastings MN 55033 Ph: (651) 480-6175 Fax (651) 437-5396 Web: www.ci.hastin~s.mn.us `Creating Conanr~unity Through People Parks, and Progran~sx Date: 1 /9/09 ~'o: NRRC ~omrrxissioners From: Barry Bernstein, Parks and recreation Director Subject: ~ Goals/~b~ectives for 20 to As there may be challenging times that lie ahead far public officials, which includes board and commissions, I though it nay be beneficial to ~ investigate .some possible goals and objectives for the upcoming year. 1 have enclosed a draft version of this concept and it is open for discussion during oar NRR~ meeting. Civic Arena 28U1 Red TNmg Blvd. Ph: (651) 480-6195 Fax (b51) 437-4940 Aquatic Center 901 Maple Street Ph: (6~1) 4$0-2'92 Fax (651) 437-5396 Youth First 920 W 10~' Street Ph: (651)480-6182 Pax: (651)437-5396 City of Hastings Parks and Recreation Natural Resources and Recreation Commission (NRR.C) 2010 Strategic Plan y~s~on of ~aciiities and Recreatic ~ortunities A cit~r with outstanding parks, trails, facilities, and recreational opportunities with balancipg open space and natural environment. . The mission of the N~RC is to advise the Parks and Recreation Committee of Council in ways that will; • Protect and enhance the City of fastings open space a,natural environment • Promote the highest quality parks, trails, facilities,_and~~I~~ure o portunities in as p cost effective manor as possible • Provide a form where citizens who are intere~d ~n arks, trials;; _or the natural P . environment engage the NRRC foals and ob'ectives: List is in no riori ord~~r~ . • • .. R • ,~~-. Provid Protection of natural resources and open space. Evaluation of open spaces Assist staff in the management o~~~.e: o ens ace eval~a~ior~ ~ocess ~ p p Review options to enhance and ~otecti~of the sensi~e natural resource p_ environment . Review proposed.. ~hang~s in land use Ghat ertai~: ;~d natural resource and v en p p spaces Actively par~~,~~ _ate in~t~~;~~~Ver:~nillion .ver Watershed District Reco ' e and~~'~r~ther ro~ nize historic' features of the ark s stem ~ .,~:. ..,.~.:,,,.,,. . - p Y e. .., :,: '.. f au.~~t~~~nt~:hance ~f darks aud~~T~ails ~rlew and ~~ 4:: solve the Natu pro~:~~s Condr:. ~,,_ agreen~~ all r .,T _;;; ~~~~-- . ~n annual ~~v~ew of park dedication, t~>. ', r' ".;;vflY. '~.;'i i e'.~. A~`:t~c and Recreational Faeiliti trails and joint powers fees and • Implement a -strategy to continue to enhance the City's athletic fields • Continue to research a youth athletic field cony lex P • Anticipate, study and review to the community's .needs not i+~entif~ed •~ Continually to evaluate policies related to the operation and management of park in abest practices method to determine if char~ges~ are needed. ~en~afions for park, trail .and f~.cility renewal projects . .. ... "~~nd Recreation Ca~n~n~ssion part~c~pat~on m Provide uali leisure activities for outh and adults: • Coordinate and implement a community wide strategy with leisure organizations to provide quality leisure services for residents. • Continue to stay abreast of current trends regarding youth and adult activities • Provide activities to ensure our park system is used to its fullest extent • Continually evaluate current leisure services to see if and where improvements are needed or desired, ;:;: ;:: ,;i ~ ;: ,1 ~ ~ ;, ~.>>, i ~ n i:•~ ' r _ f r V ~ 1 i, 7