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Chapter 6 Community Facilities Mo Schools In Year Major Site New Brighton District Built Additions Acreage Irondale Senior High 621 1961 1972 42 Acres Flighview Junior High 621 1968 1972 13 Acres Pike Lake Elementary 621 1962 1966,74 10 Acres Sunnyside Elementary 621 1950 1951, 52, 64, 69 9.5 Acres Bel Air Elementary 621 1967 - 10 Acres Silver Oak Elementary 282 1965 No Additions 8.3Acres St. John's Parochial N/A 1965 Nq Additions 1.2Acres Figure 11 May 1978 POLICIES 1. Provide facilities such as sidewalks, street lights, sema- phores, and police services to maintain and improve safe access to school facilities. 2. Cooperate with school systems, both private and public, to provide services and/or facilities where the joint use ar operation can expand the present level or variety of uses to the benefit of both parties. Park FaCI~1t1ES The City of New Brighton Comprehensive Park Plan is intended to provide a framework to guide future development of the Park and Recreation system in the City. The plan will include: 1. A statement of goals, objectives and policies. 2. Maps showing facilities, barriers, population densities, and zoning. 3. An inventory of existing facilities; public, private, and commercial. 4. A needs assessment for the system and alternatives for meeting those needs. 5. A statement of conformity with national, state (SCORP) and metropolitan system standards. 6. Concept plans and descriptions of existing facilities. 7. Schedule of improvements through 1992. 8. Recreation programs and programming objectives. 9. Discussion of the needs of special populations. The following objectives direct the implementation of the recreation goals. The plan attempts to realize the goals by assisting to: 1. Provide sufficient space for recreational purposes.