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�a 8. Parks and public open space should promote a pedestrian-friendly environment and allow for free movement while discouraging internal automobile traffic. Internal trails should be developed consistent with both internal and external (trail connections) networks 9. Where historic or otherwise-significant cultural buildings or features exist on the site, attention and consideration should be given to preservation of these features within the context of the park 10.Consideration of potential co-location of facilities is encouraged, as appropriate and as directed by the Board 11:The concept plan for each park and public open space should reflect design. parameters sensitive to adjoining properties and neighbors Part II. Park Summary Sheets The following Park Facility Plan (PFP) "park summary sheets" provide basic information about each park project, the resources needed to accomplish the task, the current status of the project, the other partners or "players" in the project, and a potential timeline of activities IF EACH PROJECT WERE BEGUN ON NOVEMBER 1, 2002.* * - Note: While staff would propose to explore economies of scale by addressing multiple projects (as in the areas of purchasing and construction), all projects will not be able to track simultaneously from the same date due to human and financial resource limitations. As such, the potential timetable offered on the following pages is a "best case scenario"for park development for each project.