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through the County. Connectivity between Orange County and its dynamic Research Triangle region will allow the County and its towns to keep a competitive edge as the area's population grows. At the same time, this connectivity will ensure low- and moderate - income residents can access the full breadth of jobs and opportunities available. Planning for future growth and for the maintenance of existing roadways and transit systems will be crucial to the County's success and prosperity. b. Priority Needs Need Priority Water Improvements Medium Street Improvements Medium Sidewalks Medium Sewer Improvements Medium Storm Water Improvements Medium Other Infrastructure Needs Medium C. Public Facilities From community centers to public parks to libraries and health centers, Orange County residents have access to an array of high - quality public facilities. a. Status of Existing Facilities Parks and Community Centers The Orange County Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to the purpose of enriching the physical, social and emotional quality of life of the people of Orange County. The Department provides a variety of enjoyable and affordable recreation programs for individuals of all ages and abilities and strives to offer programs that respond to the changing needs and interests of the community. Additionally, the Parks and Recreation Department is committed to providing clean and safe parks, preserves and greenways throughout the County, to protecting and preserving the elements of natural and cultural heritage within its parks, and to promoting the stewardship of these sites through educational and conservational programs and practices. The following parks, community centers, and recreation centers are maintained by Orange County: • Efland- Cheeks Park & Community Center • Cedar Grove Park • Central Recreation Center • Eurosport Soccer Center • Little River Regional Park • Fairview Park (under construction) Y 2013 -2014 Action Plan 48