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`t . <br />OEJECTIVE ACTIVITIES <br />OUTCOMES <br />DATES <br />RESPONSIBILITY <br />To-Identify and 1. Get data from inventory of 1. Charts which indicate By 4/1/80 A.3 Committee, <br />Inventory Present present physical facilities. use capability of present M. Anderson <br /> <br />programs and Use <br />-Chart data by park for use <br />facilities by location , <br />Dahl and Olson <br /> capability (type, season; <br /> <br />intended clientele) , <br />2. <br />Glorking list of agencies <br />By 4/1/80 M. Anderson, Dahl <br /> -Chart data for non-park responsible for programming <br /> ...facilities for use capability of all recreational <br /> activities. <br />2. Identify programming'sources -Coordination of efforts <br /> for. activities available to. -Coordination of data base <br /> New Brighton citizens' affecting programming <br />3. Inventory present program 3. Chart programs available By 5/1/80 Dahl, Olson with <br /> activities. Collect .;brochures by type, season, clientele, input from M. <br /> and publicity from all sources location, numbers of people Anderson <br /> in (2) for 1979. ~ served. <br /> -Collect data on program <br /> accessibility, cost to user, 4. Establish data base; By 6/1/80 Dahl, Olson <br /> cost to provider (particularly implement data collection; <br /> re facility and/o r. personnel) develop participation and <br /> -Collect data on users r~ age, use trends. <br /> sex, numbers, etc., <br /> (review New Brighton 1978 data) 5. Based on accepted philosophy By 6/1/80 Park Board <br /> and data, provide input to <br />4. Develop mechanism for routine needs assessment (A.5). <br /> collection of programming data, Identification of gaps in <br /> development of participation programming as they relate <br /> trends, etc. to program balance, maximum . <br /> facility utilization, etc. <br />