Bentonville pmp supplement 4 final document by Bentonville Parks & Recreation

BENTONVILLE PARKS & RECREATIO ON TEN YEAR MASTER PLAN Supplement 4: Survey Results & Documentation of Meetings Adopted: Auggust 22, 2017

P repared For: Bentonville Parks & Recreation

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

CONTROLLED SURVEY

The controlled survey was sent out to a random sample of Bentonville residents across all zip codes. This is considered to be a statistically accurate survey. • • • •

Randomly distributed 216 Responses 95% Accurate Confidence interval of 7

24. Have you ever NOT been able to do an activity at a park or trail due to overcrowding? Yes (Please specify activity and circumstances below)

Bentonville Parks Survey Adult Youth

Adult Youth

25. Which of the following recreation and leisure activities do individuals in your household have interest in? Check all that apply indicating Adult and/or Youth. Any additional activities not listed can be added in the box below.

We thank you in advance for your time and participation in this survey. Responses are collected anonymously with results and ﬁndings to be published in the Bentonville Parks Master Plan Report. Please complete by March 24th, online or by mail. Your responses are important to us.

Please record the 5-character PIN found in parenthesis on the address section of the envelope

Adapted Swimming

Lacrosse

Hiking

Bird Watching

Adapted Basketball

Soccer

Geocaching

Guitar Lessons

Adapted Track & Field

Indoor Soccer

Visiting Nature Reserves

Piano Lessons

Adapted Volleyball

Track & Field

Visiting Playgrounds

Singing/Voice Lessons

Racquetball/Squash

Football

Using Splash/Spray Parks

Ballroom Dancing Classes

Basketball

Flag Football

Horseback Riding

Tap Dance Classes

Court Volleyball

Sand Volleyball

Fishing

Ballet Classes

Futsol

Rock Climbing

Archery

Hip Hop Classes

Pickleball

Tree Climbing

Golf

Jazz Dance Classes

Badminton

Running

Foot golf

Cultural/Folk Dance Classes

Native American or Alaskan Native

Black or African American

Caucasian

Tennis

Triathlons

Kickball

Quilting/Sewing

Asian or Paciﬁc Islander

Hispanic or Latino

Other

Fencing

Mud Obstacle Races

4-Square

Knitting/Crocheting

Martial Arts

Ziplining

Dodgeball

Acting Lessons

Swimming

Challenge/Ropes Courses

Pool/Billiards

Poetry Classes

Under $24,999

$50,000 to $74,999

$100,000 or more

Water Aerobics

Roller/In-line Hockey

Table Tennis

Speed Reading Classes

$25,000 to $49,999

$75,000 to $99,999

Water Polo

Ice Hockey

Shufﬂeboard

Foreign Language Classes

Paddle Boarding

Ice Skating

Bocce

Lifeguard Training

Whitewater Kayaking

BMX

Ceramics Classes

Self-defense Classes

Less than 1 year

5 to 10 years

Lake Kayaking

Skateboarding

Drawing Classes

Babysitter Training

1 to 4 years

Over 10 years

Canoeing

Cycling

Painting Classes

Bike Maintenance Classes

Gymnastics

Mountain Biking

Photography Classes

Outdoor Rec. Equipment Rental

Toddler Gymnastics

Weightlifting

Scrapbooking

Holiday/Craft Parties

Wrestling

Boot Camp

Computer Classes

Outdoor Concerts

Boxing

Fitness/Aerobics

Computer Programming

Outdoor Movies

Baseball

Personal Training

Website Design Classes

SCUBA Courses

Softball

Yoga

Cooking Classes

CPR/AED Certiﬁcation

Cricket

Walking

Gardening Classes

Dog Training/Agility Classes

Field Hockey

Dog Walking

Community Gardens

Other (specify below)

1. What is your age? Under 18 years

35 - 44 years

65 - 75 years

18 - 24 years

45 - 54 years

75 years or older

25 - 34 years

55 - 64 years

2. What gender do you identify with? Male

Female

3. What is your race?

4. What is your annual household income?

5. How many years have you been a resident of Bentonville?

6. How many people currently live in your household? _____ 7. How many hours do you participate in recreation activites per week?

0-2 Hours

3-5 Hours

6-10 Hours

11+ Hours

8. Do you or anyone in your household have a disability (physical, vision, hearing) affecting your/their use of the parks? Yes

No (if “no”, skip to question 10)

9. The current level of ADA accessibility regarding parks and trails in Bentonville is acceptable. Strongly Agree

Agree

If you would like, please clarify or expand your opinion.

Thank you again for your participation. Please return your survey by mail to LaQuatra Bonci Associates, 95 South Tenth Street, Pittsburgh PA 15203, no later than March 24, 2016.

I am not a Bentonville resident.

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

N/A

10. How often does your household visit parks in Bentonville?

18. If Bentonville were to invest in additional trails, please rate what kinds of trails you would like to see. (1- 3, with 1 being your most prefered)

Almost every day

Once or twice a month

Once of twice a year

Once or twice a week

Every few months

Almost never

Hiking/Mountain biking trails

Paved Multi-use paths (10’-12’ wide)

19. Which Bentonville trails have you used in the past year? (Check all that apply) 11. What (if any) are the primary reasons keeping you or your family from using Bentonville parks more often? Check any that apply

Accessible gravel nature trails NA

Arkansas Missouri Trail

Memorial Park Fitness Trail

Slaughter Pen Mountain Bike Trail Park

The location is not close to my home.

Fees are too expensive.

Rules are too restrictive.

Bella Vista Lake Trail

Moberly Lane Bike Trail

South Bentonville Trail

Security is insufﬁcient.

Members of my household use facilities

Not enough trees or shade.

Crystal Bridges Trail

NE J Street Trail

Tiger Blvd Trail

Facilities are not well-maintained.

from other cities/organizations.

I don’t know where parks or trailheads are

Downtown Trail

North Bentonville Trail

Town Branch Trail

Facilities don’t have the right equipment.

The parks do not have quality programs.

located.

Enﬁeld Trail

Park Springs Park Trail (Burns Trail)

Wishing Springs Trail

Hours of operation are not convenient.

We are too busy or not interested.

Other (please specify below)

Almost every day

Once or twice a month

Once or twice a year

Once or twice a week

Every few months

Almost never

12. Which of the following affected your decision to visit a park in the last year? Check all that apply

NA 21. What (if any) are the primary reasons keeping you or your family from using Bentonville trails more often? Check any that apply

Sports participation

Natural areas

Pavilion rental

Concerts & events

Exercise

Other (please specify below)

13. Which city parks have you visited in the past year? Check all that apply

20. How often do you use Bentonville trails?

Trails are not close to my home.

Trails are difﬁcult to follow/navigate.

Rules are too restrictive.

Security is insufﬁcient.

We are too busy or not interested.

Other (please specify)

Trail surface is insufﬁcient.

I don’t know where the trails/trailheads

Trails are not well-maintained.

are located.

Austin - Baggett Park

Enﬁeld Park

Park Springs Park

Bark Park

Gilmore Park

Phillips Park

Bella Vista Lake

Lake Bentonville

Town Branch Park

Downtown Square

Memorial Park

Train Station Park

Dave Peel Park

Old Tiger Stadium

Wildwood Park

Recreation Programs

Merchants Baseball Park

Orchards Park

Slaughter Pen Mountain Bike Park

Condition of buildings

22. How do you rate the quality of operation and maintenance of the parks and/or facilities? Very Satisﬁed

Satisﬁed

Neutral

Disappointed

Very Disappointed

Landscaping 14. Which city park did you visit MOST in the past year? Check one

Parking

Austin - Baggett Park

Enﬁeld Park

Park Springs Park

Restroom cleanliness

Bark Park

Gilmore Park

Phillips Park

Overall cleanliness

Bella Vista Lake

Lake Bentonville

Town Branch Park

Signage & info

Downtown Square

Memorial Park

Train Station Park

Stewardship of natural

Dave Peel Park

Old Tiger Stadium

Wildwood Park

areas

Merchants Baseball Park

Orchards Park

Slaughter Pen Mountain Bike Park 23. If you were in charge of distributing additional funds for the Parks and Recreation Department of Bentonville, what priority would you place on the categories below?

15. In an ideal world, what mode of transportation would you most prefer to use when traveling to a park or tailhead? Walking Biking

Low Priority

Driving Public Transportation

Improvements/maintenance of existing parks and facilities Acquisition of land for new parks

16. With safe, connected sidewalks and trails what is the farthest you would be willing to walk or ride a bike to a park? I do not walk or bike

1/4 mile (5 min. walk)

1/2 mile (10 min. walk)

17. In your opinion can you currently (safely and comfortably) access a park by bike or foot from your home?

Acquisition/development of new walking and biking trails

1 mile or more Yes

Developing facilities for new types of recreation not currently offered Developing new program activities and classes Acquisition of land for natural preservation/farmland preservation

Average/Equal Priority

High Priority

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ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

FOCUS GROUP MEETINGS

September 13, 14, & 15, 2016

Working with Bentonville Parks & Recreation, a Steering Committee was formed of key stakeholders to guide the process. In addition, other stakeholders were divided into focus groups to inform the plan, provide feedback on design ideas, etc. The focus groups were engaged six times throughout the preparation of the master plan.

Advertising & Promotions Commission ATTENDEES:

Luke Charpentier, Sports Marketing Chris Sooter, Board Member Kalene Griffith, President Rob Apple, Rope Swing Group GENERAL NOTES:

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Gave ~$700K to Bentonville Parks and Rec. (BPR) in 2015 Estimated $2.4M econ. Impact - 42 events Have capacity to issue bonds w/revenue generation for larger projects Draw from over 50 miles Interest in investing in public art “Tunnel Vision” – art initiative currently underway in Bentonville transforming underpass tunnels

WISHES:

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Indoor facilities Cricket Archery park (w/necessary facilities to host competitions) Flexible indoor space/conventions/sports

PERSONAL INPUT:

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Bocce Water features Shuffleboard “Lounge concept” for outdoor spaces Love “City Park” St. Louis Outdoor work spaces (“new economy” parks) Parks may be too “programmed” - Ie. You can’t go to playground w/out kids and just work on emails, etc. - Often don’t go to Orchards w/out a big event “Unexpected Fort Smith” – (art festival with live mural painting) a good example of beautification, art, and getting people to explore the city Food/edible landscapes

Master Plan Steering Committee ATTENDEES:

Crant Osborne Scott Passmore Kim Seay Jim Webb Matt Burgess Troy Galloway Shelli Kerr Jack Carr? PROS:

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Well maintained Successful city/school district partnerships Branding has improved and is successful Neighborhood parks Good trail system, well used

CONSTRAINTS/NEEDS:

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Neighborhood Parks need strung together Youth participation coming from outside of the city (52% non-residents) - Youth in Bentonville School system used to be considered “residents” but are no longer viewed that way. Currently no non-resident fees • Few parks are near development (particularly in the SW Corner) • Increasing diversity of audience using parks (multilingual) • Fear of owning/maintaining too much land (cost and potential for reduced maintenance/quality) • Formalize relationships between public, school, and private groups (ie some school space may be underutilized and serve as part of the informal “parks and open space system”) • Basketball Courts • Softball is biggest request from city parks dept. • No time for field resting • Soccer is becoming more and more popular • Tennis courts are almost always full • Need for indoor facilities • Passive recreation needs • Cricket • Artificial turf fields? • Shelters or restrooms on greenways (and near mountain biking trails) - Places to duck out of the rain, during outdoor classes

ONE WORD:

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Community “city in a park” Accessible/engaging Functional For everyone

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Encouraging Beautify Quality All Maintained

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Parks & Recreation Board ATTENDEES:

Tom Batrinski – Tom McCoy – retired Walmart Employee Mike Power – 1st security bank Courtney Shafer – SAHM Holly Hook – Radio Industry POSITIVES:

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Trail system is asset to the community Positive feedback about the pocket parks in the community Variety of facilities Very Safe Regionally positioned well for youth sports tournaments?

CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES:

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Need to continue development of pocket parks Is there enough capacity to handle the current and more importantly future use? Make sure we are serving the current community Who will live here in 10-15 years? (very diverse in ethnicity) Dam project could be catalyst for redevelopment of Lake Belle Vista Park Not enough space (programming is taking up all of the facilities) - Tennis courts are always being used The Families may have greater influence, make sure you’re listening to the communities Cater to high school and young adult play that is missing Keep parks connected via trails (Bentonville is becoming a walking/running/biking community) Work with hasaul Lavign sp? To make sure we are accurately predicting future growth/development Bentonville is a very young (becoming younger?) Town (children per household is very high) Youth baseball (quality of the diamonds in the city) – is this an opportunity to be a regional destination? Tournaments not serving residents Extending season of use – no indoor facilities (tennis) December/Jan/Feb are the unusable months Water sports – water polo, diving, recreation on the lakes (paddle boarding) Zip lining Whitewater facility High Ropes Course What are you going to do for the more aging population? - Ping pong, shuffle board, kayaking, canoing, board games Fishing hole? Look at sponsorship opportunities (vendors in town that could commit to parks)

ONE WORD:

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• Family-centric Community • Variety Play (vs. Competition)

Largo City Park, Florida (covers all age groups) – resonated with kids at school Kids helped design playground around kinetic energy lesson (Gametimes catalogue)

Mayor McCaslin GENERAL NOTES:

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Operations and Management is more important than the upfront gift 2008 - $15M bond resources Most development has been centric in nature Need development the Southwest Don’t go north Don’t need to go east Community Center a huge success Bentonville has the largest soccer program in the state f Arkansas (in 6 years) Community Center - Inclusive playground - Tennis facilities - Soccer fields - Walking track Need safe trail access system for SW residents to get to the community center 1/6 of the state lives in Washington and Benton Co. (2.4 Million in Arkansas) Bentonville school systems, best in the state Over 40 miles of trails Lake Belle Vista – a great body of water Better to be good than just big Crafton Toll – company to renovate the Melvin Ford Aquatic center (lockers, showers, ventilation) $520,000

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Public Arts Commission ATTENDEES:

Tom Hoehn Becky McCoy Jerris Palmer Shelli Kerr GENERAL NOTES:

• • •

Commission oversees art on public property Consider Brightwater impact Consider Market District influence

POSITIVES:

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Small parks are well used A lot of care is given from community members (people picking up errant trash, etc)

CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES:

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Many “Gaps” in the system Experience should be linked in a more meaningful way (Compton Gardens esp.) w/increasing density comes greater need for greenspace Expose more (or all) of the stream that flows through town Connectivity to parks (by non-motorized transportation) - Example: 4 schools ¼ south of the new Community Center Desire for a small (steeper) amphitheater Pocket park w/out a playground Access to natural streams (for wading/play/recreation) – kids love interaction near Compton gardens, but it is one of a very few

Baseball/Softball ATTENDEES:

Bentonville Youth Baseball Association (500-600 Youth) Jason – Danny Barlet – BPR POSITIVES:

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Facilities well maintained (softball tournament compliments on operations and facilities) Trail System Strong Community Run baseball league

CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES:

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Lack of Fields (baseball) - Make choice between money grab of tournaments vs. letting local kids use fields Field layout isn’t efficient Cricket players coordinate with youth baseball - Wickets create holes - 300 requests a week (NW Arkansas cricket has 25 teams) No practice fields (practice on any patch of grass) - Limit number of players, cut registration early 12-16 – age for travel ball Softball does not have practice during season Need 60’ fields (used by softball as well) – 9 currently, could use 18 Have 3 90’ fields – maybe 1 more down the road 14 year olds play on 70’ fields at Phillips (Bentonville has 2 currently) – 2-3 more needed 2100 kids play soccer (need 6 additional full size fields in the next 10 years) No Youth football Boys and Girls Club – football, basketball and volleyball, flag football (football is through the boys and girls club) - Football practice can be held on any patch of grass - Use fields as Phillips - 1600 kids Lacrosse starting Field time is also limited by rush hour, working hours, etc. Multipurpose green space, just infield practice for baseball Centerton looking at putting in facilities

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Bike & Trails ATTENDEES:

Rick Rodgers – resident, novice triathlete, la by trade, civil and environmental engineering now Lane Moore – city of Bentonville, head of “run Bentonville” Mike Rush – “boutique” Rush Running Pool – head of local mountain bike club, Matt – road runner Kelly Williams – mountain biker, started national mountain bike patrol Natasha Brand– working for fass and international mountain bikers association GENERAL NOTES:

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Bella Vista – “back 40” Trail (has “the ledges) Culinary district master plan and arts district plan (Shelli is getting these to us?) Labor Day hosts the Largest?/Best? “urban” triathlon in the South (around 800 competitors) - Staging/transition areas in Memorial Park may take this into consideration New restrooms are planned for and already in the works at the freeride park at Slaughter Pen 14th street crossing of the razorback greenway already has planned tunnel

POSITIVES:

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Slaughter pen will have 1000 riders on the weekend

CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES:

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Connectivity - West of Walton is disconnected - Getting to community center - Need underpass on 14 and J North Bentonville trail floods Environmental Center needed (Hobbs (state park) is the closest, Madison County is good but not close either) Would like nature loop Thong Trees (native American markers) – hobbs has some on national registry, back 40 has some not on the national registry “flow of greenway” needs help through Bentonville (signage is better but could use improvement) - Through square is tough Need more passive recreation (shade tree and berm to read a book, water feature) Need more entry level trails Identification, arboretum style How to get other people to trails… rock hunters, bird watchers - More shelters/fire pits, etc. Elevated treehouse, high ropes, in floodplain at slaughter pen Additional signage or pamphlets with routes Bike Lanes & Road Sharing Advocacy effort needed Koler (sp?) Trail Accessibility 3rd street is overbuilt (currently sharrow with turning lanes, should be permanent bike lanes) Opportunity for active stops along the trail - Pearl Street in Boulder has good example of small “active stops” Hammocking opportunities Camping opportunities? -- Esp for slaughter pen Consistent restroom access - Old tiger stadium esp - Winter accessibility? Memorial park needs an overhaul More public fountains 8th and Walton (no crossing) – have to go down to I street Consider parking more along perimeter of Memorial and limit through traffic to maximize greenspace

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ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

PUBLIC MEETING September 14, 2016 This meeting included a formal presentation of the process to develop the parks master plan, then the audience was broken into tables using preassigned numbers to discuss their likes, dislikes, concerns, opportunities, and their vision for the future of their park system. Each table had a facilitator and all notes were recorded.

Table 1 • • •

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Fairgrounds Parks not planned for growth Lake Bella Vista – potential for - Fields - Trails - Education Kiosks along N. Bentonville trail Where are available parcels? - Is the city working with developers responsible for building trail? Promoting healthy living Balance – serve those who live here and those who are coming Mixed use park – multiple ages - Land acquisition is expensive Water quality Education N. of Tiger – Walton, physical barrier W. is growing Integrate/connect neighborhoods Good communities attract talent Slaughter Pen Softball World Series Indoor Facilities/balance w/outdoor Event oriented space Better field drainage 4 softball fields/500 girls, 1300 boys Share fields? Flexible space (22 yards) Partnerships w/commercial Recreation near commercial – parks isolated Land SW – owners donate land? Better field reservation system - Access to time slots Temporary vending – business serves an event 18 baseball, 4 softball (inequity) Indoor ice rink – should that be a tax burden to city? Basketball (indoor) Next level (springdale) - 2 soccer - Basketball - Batting cages Coleman Rec Center

Table 2 POSITIVES:

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Bike Trails Operations of Events Kid Friendly Range/Diversity of Activities Maintained Well Used Downtown classes Great Staff Pride Swimming Pool Dog Park

IMPROVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

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Skateboard Park - Graffitti/Trash Bike Trail disconnects (maintenance, signage, etc.) - Maintenance of trail near dog park on West side of Walton - N. Walton curb cut concerns Lack of Connectivity to the NE (over highway) Connectivity everywhere! Dam Removal (Stream Restoration) - Currently a deadpool/blight - Replace with bridge More Kayak/canoe opportunities (could be created through dam removal) Greenspace (more) Birdwatching Passive parks Unstructured play areas (natural play “equipment”) Parks should be less manicured/refined More tennis courts - Enough for tournaments Baseball facilities need improved/expanded - Fields at Phillips are in poor condition - Phillips could use a better layout, and facilities Feral cat problem in the city/parks, need spay/neutered Ecological/wildlife concern Remove confederate soldier from the square Need S and SW trail connections School Walk Zone problems (sometimes kids are within walk zone but infrastructure is not safe to get to school) - W Side of Bright Road particularly dangerous Fishing facilities needed Improve Lake Bentonville Facilities

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Table 3 POSITIVES:

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Moving in the right direction (forward) Diversity, integration of uses Accessible Connectivity (east to west connection?) Small parks, big parks West is lacking in parks North Walton project – beautification Skate park/Orchard park

NEEDS:

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Archery Range Outgrowing current facilities/overused - Tennis - Swimming Have partners – USA swimming, etc, pickleball Overgrown infrastructure - Streets - Sidewalks (inconsistent) Safety at crossings Crossing east side to west side of Walton Dam at Lake Belle vista - Remove - Not a healthy system - More usable park Restroom facilities City does it all – private entities (revenue generators) Lack of entertainment for young people Overcrowding – no monitoring, regulation, no policing Communication Need to utilize resources (people) - More to slow (city) - A road block Drinking water Shelters Creative finance/money sources - (FEMA) Integrated/Connected/Accessible Convenient/equally accessible - Balanced locations “these people thought big and it paid off ” Safe and secure – forever Nature Center partner with Audubon Expand park Spring Park - A lot of property (Walton)

Table 4 POSITIVES:

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Trails Organized Activities Safe Family Small Pocket Parks

IMPROVEMENTS:

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Indoors Facilities (ice rink, tennis, pool, soccer, cricket) Crossing 49/Central Ave Missed Trail connections Down time/non-competitive Fitness centers Max. use School sport accommodation (tennis) Adult league/activity space Trails flooding Bigger Expand Connected Opportunity Distinguishable Authentic Small town feel balanced with the growth happening Foundation for park and rec Coordination with school/park Community communication Neighborhood greenspace system Fast growth

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Table 5 LIKE:

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Nature of Park Springs Park Investment of the Bike trails in town (hard surface) Pool Tennis Courts Mt. Bike Trails Play Areas are in good shape + are incorporated into the trails Memorial park fields are good and the communication is good

VISION:

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More of hard surface bike trails Ohio Metro Parks (like Park Springs) Kensington/Woods Creek needs to be connected to the Razorback Greenway NWACC to Home Ofc Connected to Razorback Greenway Baseball/soccer fields are too limited to help scheduling (starting too late) More Climbing structures for older kids (ages 9-15) - Rock walls/ropes courses Water Tower Road connected to rogers trail near Sams Club - (trail) battlefield rd included Trail Connectivity More Pools indoor and outdoor - See Jenks, OK facility - Competitive lanes/viewing seats Another community center on north and northwest Structured Activity Parks Green space Ping Pong Tables/chess (in Dave Peel perhaps) Exercise Stations connected to the trails North Side is lacking playground near bark park Swimming Hours need to be extended (esp. for home school students) Water Activities at Lake Bella Vista after the dam is fixed (canoes, kayaks, paddle boarding, triathaloning) Playgrounds - Accessible to trails - More handicapped access - Neighborhood parks Indoor Ice skating Rink Exercise stations along crystal bridges trail to the dog park Family Focused Integrated/connected

Table 6 POSITIVES:

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Love Orchards Park - Paths - Vegetation Restrooms Well Maintained Well Used Love the trail System Kids Programs Creating Things the public wants Runs/Running Programs Demand for more Lucky! Trails

NEGATIVES:

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Wish Skatepark kids would pick up trash Water/flooding Snakes Roads/parks interaction - Lack of education for bike/trails Parks may not be equal Lack of beautiful trails in SW Bentonville

NEEDS:

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Well-developed parks in SW Bentonville Things Unique to Bentonville Be more “ahead” in Development More trails & Connectivity - East of Interstate - West of Walton Better/Safer Pedestrian Access - Tunnels If there are programs, have restrooms Water features Continue to maintain – quality Dress up waterways Maintain family feel Urban Gardens Archery Flag Football More Diverse Programs/Facilities Park in NW Park of Town Connecting Digital w/Parks - Wifi

Innovative Integrated (w/ other communities) Quality

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

PUBLIC MEETING

June 1, 2017

An open house format where visitors toured boards highlighting the various aspects of the master plan, including drawings and recommended improvements. Visitors were allowed to write notes and place dots - red in color for things they did not care for and green in color for things they liked. Other comments were recored by facilitators.

Parks Master Plan

Southwest Quadrant • • •

Love the adrenaline/adventure park idea! Include the southwestern most trail in more immediate plans Is part of the Lake Bentonville area preserved for wildlife/or flood plain?

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Northwest Quadrant • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Family-friendly please! (we are lacking this here!) Safe access for neighborhoods off Cty Rd 40/McNelly to Razorback/bike trail/Bella Vista Park! Currently only access across McNelly Bridge (UNSAFE!!) Shades in the playgrounds please!!! The reclaimed lake bed would be an excellent location for an environmental center. Time to remove Lake Bella Vista dam & restore to natural creek Tennis courts please! Sidewalks along 3rd by south entrance of Coler Preserve for pedestrian/bike access from neighborhoods from East & West Recreation: Rogers-like senior Ctr., Springdale-Jones Ctr. – like center available to all (lower income.) A day a week with low/no cost tickets to Amazeum – awareness of lower socio-economic citizens! More outdoor space for kids. Curious about the costs for each BV reservoir proposal, and the engineering it will take for each Shade – more shade in dog park & children Bike Park. Put training course back in dog park. Makes sense for environmental building to be in the BV reservoirs area. Perfect place to study streams, wildlife, ecosystems, etc. Great idea for schools to visit. Parking at the south end of Coler

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Sidewalks in central, older part of town either non-existent or broken, difficult (accidents waiting to happen!) Lighting in downtown & connecting streets to square sporadic (street lights often out) –unsafe for night walking. Indoor Pool facility? @ Memorial Park? Joint effort with NWACC? Love the idea of adventure playgrounds/natural play areas that blend (YES!!) Environmental study/research school/nature center is a great idea! – YES!! More than 1 safe connection point under 1-49 from water tower Rd/battlefield blvd/or hwy 72 areas (subdivisions: Kensington, woods creek, college place) Need bathroom at cub & A street (YES! And water fountain) Improve parking lot at Cub & A St. More Pop-up /spontaneous art (painting storm drains, sidewalks, etc. Bouldering/climbing at Slaughter Pen (kids) Read Bicycle path/sidewalk from Central and Moberly west across i-49 to eastern subdivisions (woods creek, etc.)

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

Southeast Quadrant • • • • •

21st St. Trail – safer crossing What is being done on ‘P’ St. for bicycle trail? Sidewalk on P Street Park in field behind High School? Bathroom & facilities @ Old Tiger Track

ADOPTED: AUGUST 22,2017

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Outdoor Pickle ball courts needed More art! More natural/tree covered trails Wildflower/pollinator gardens! Dog Park, why was the training part taken out? (will there be something to replace it?) A sidewalk connecting the north end of NE “A” or Main St. neighborhood to Crystal Bridges trail Batting cages Shade trees near trails (too hot in summer) Even dirt paths welcome (YES!!) More pop-up art (large and small) Pedestrian areas surrounding downtown Need a City Forester/Urban forester & tree ordinance that is updated for this area (current one is designed for a different part of the U.S.) Love the Grand Loop Safety concerns for trail use in the dark (early morning or evening) - Call boxes? - Lighting? This plan is awesome!! Hats off - The trail plan is fantastic! More Shade/canopies at all parks (I 2nd this) Swim Bentonville – what is the plan to market swim competitions/activities? As plans develop, is the city seeking input/partnerships with public school systems (school district and NWACC) for educational opportunities? (overall, plans are visionary! Thanks for seeking public input!)