9/24 Lecture - DONE Flashcards

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Give 3 OR Facility Basic Considerations.

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  1. Land and Vegetation
  2. Signs
  3. Size

MORE OPTIONS:

  1. Type of park
  2. Ground surface
  3. Layout
  4. Barriers, fencing, gates
  5. Access
  6. Utilities
  7. Amenities and equipment
  8. Lighting
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Give the 5 types of urban parks

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  1. COMMUNITY Park
  2. MINI or Pocket Park
  3. NEIGHBORHOOD Park
  4. OPEN SPACE/Greenbelts/Bike Paths
  5. SPECIAL USE Park
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Give 3 Social and Technological Trends Affecting OR.

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OPTIONS:

  1. POPULATION change
  2. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS and entertainment
  3. WIDER GAP between rich and poor
  4. Changes in TRANSPORTATION
  5. Global WATER crisis
  6. Concern for HEALTH and environment
  7. LEVELS of O.R. PARTICIPATION
  8. DEVELOPMENT of ag/rural/wild lands
  9. DECREASED GOVERNMENT SPENDING
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Give 3 playground standards from SF Park Alliance Criteria.

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  1. Cleanliness
  2. Fencing and Gate
  3. Signage
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5
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What protected area is the subject of the article: “Got to be an easier way to get to the trees?”

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Muir Woods

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What are two (2) primary issues discussed in the article “Got to be an easier way to get the trees”

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  1. Traffic Jams

2. Parking

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Name two (2) trends discussed in Chapter 4, other than population change and technology changes.

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  1. Increasing Concern for Personal Health and Safety

2. Transforming Economies

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WHICH TYPE of urban park serves ¼ mi. radius, includes small, 1-acre parks for passive use, and often has a children play area, benches, and flowers?

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Mini or pocket park

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WHICH TYPE of urban park serves ½ mi. radius, up to 5 acres, offering passive recreation and activities, courts, and open play areas?

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Neighborhood parks

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WHICH TYPE of urban park serves a 3 mi radius, 20-50 acres, and may include aa pool, skate park, trails, cultural features, parking lots, community center, lighting, and/or golf?

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Community park

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WHICH TYPE of urban park protects unique natural, historic, cultural, or recreation resources?

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Special use park

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12
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WHICH TYPE of urban park ranges from linear parks to large undeveloped areas with trails, waterways, and medians?

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Open Space/Greenbelts/Bike Paths

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13
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What huge trend/issue is missing from Chapter 4? (Hint: the “greatest issue of our times”)

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dumping of carbon pollution/climate change

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14
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T/F Most public OR lands are in the western US.

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True

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15
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T/F Today, the greatest demand is for OR lands close to home/urban centers, while demand for remote national park visits is declining.

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True

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16
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___% of Americans did not participate in any OR last year

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51%

17
Q

Give an ex. of an overall OR Demand and supply trend in the US.

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  1. Many Americans “LOVE their PARKS TO DEATH”
  2. Over half of youth and adults in US have NATURE DEFICIT DISORDER
  3. Increasing conflicts between OR and other land uses
  4. Increasing conflicts between OR users
18
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T/F Parks (State or Fed) are a popular political bargaining chip used by both parties, with little regard for impacts on real people or resources.

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True