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facilities, what type of playing fields, what type of major park amenities <br /> (leaving the smaller details for the Master Plan work group). <br /> The Master Plan Work Group would then develop,the details of the phasing <br /> of the site development and the specific design of t'he facility, within the scope <br /> and charge consistent with the Board of Commissioners' principles. <br /> An example of operating principles the BOCC Work Group might recommend <br /> to the Board of Commissioners could include: <br /> • The operation, maintenance and programming of active recreation <br /> facilities (who does it, when, how is it maintained and by whom) <br /> • The use of xeriscaping (native vegetation getation and minimal water use) for <br /> all of park <br /> • That all portions of the park not identified for playing fields should <br /> adhere to Olmstead-style park design (open spaces, meadows, fields <br /> flexibly used for a variety of public leisure uses— such as Central Park <br /> in NYC) <br /> • Other principles that ensure that educational facilities and park <br /> amenities are inter-twined and have a seamless transition, as possible <br /> • Others <br /> The Master Plan Work Group <br /> As stated above, in this scenario, the Master Plan Work Group would use the <br /> direction, primary uses and principles from the Board of Commissioners to <br /> focus efforts on the details of how schools and the park work together, where <br /> amenities such as picnic areas and restrooms are located, lighting, and other <br /> specific details of the site design in accord with the preliminary design <br /> concepts. <br /> As members, the Master Plan Work Group might include: <br /> • 2 County Commissioners <br /> • 1 Carrboro Alderman <br /> • 1 School Board member <br /> • 2 Citizens who live near the site <br /> • 1 Commission for the Environment Member <br /> 0 1-2 IP Work Group members (perhaps from Carrboro and County) <br /> • Duke Forest Manager <br /> • Other? <br />