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Project Goals & UpdatesFormula 2040: Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space uses an innovative approach to chart the course for parks and recreation in Prince George’s County. Our last master plan was completed over 30 years ago and focused solely on facilities. Formula 2040: Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space is based upon the concept that Parks + Recreation = Experience and, that our mission is to determine the combination of land, facilities and programs to provide experiences for future Prince Georgians. A variety of public outreach tools will be used to achieve broad agreement on plan recommendations. Formula 2040 will be a component of the Prince George’s County General Plan. ( See more here ) This gives the Formula 2040 an elevated status. Upon adoption, the plan will give notice to the development community about proposals and policies for parkland acquisition, development of recreation facilities and provision of service infrastructure to support a first class park and recreation system. The General Plan will be updated by the County Planning Department on a similar schedule to Formula 2040. Formula 2040: Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space builds on the foundation of Parks & Recreation: 2010 and Beyond, a comprehensive needs assessment completed in 2010 and two years of staff work on implementation of recommendations from 2010 and Beyond. Departmental work products that will be used as the foundation for the plan include:
Formula 2040—Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space Goals:
Formula 2040—Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space Objectives:
Formula 2040: Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Open Space was authorized by the Prince George’s Planning Board October 6, 2011 and the Prince George’s County Council November 1, 2011. This mandate gives M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation eight (8) months to prepare a preliminary plan and for up to ten (10) additional months of review and comment. It is anticipated that the final plan will be adopted by the County Council in 2013. |
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