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Duluth Parks and Recreation Master Plan: Principles and Objectives

Duluth, Minnesota Parks and Recreation
2010
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Duluth Parks and Recreation Master Plan: Principles and Objectives

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12 slide Powerpoint presentation. Principles, listed below, in addition to specific objectives for each are included. Principle 1: Provide Safe, Clean, Fun and Beautiful Parks Principle 2: Ensure Adequate and Stable Funding Principle 3. Build Partnerships Principle 4: Ensure equitable access Principle 5: Connect the community Principle 6: Connect with Nature Principle 7: Continue to meet evolving natural resource needs Principle 8: Be sustainable Not much reference is made about water resources in the master plan files available on the city website; most of the survey pertains to non-water recreational park use.

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Duluth, Minnesota Parks and Recreation. (2010). Duluth Parks and Recreation Master Plan: Principles and Objectives. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/189221.

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