Oceanside Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Needs assessment
- i-vi “2…significant current need exists for more children’s play areas, open recreation areas, baseball fields,… among others.”
- Proposed improvements
- i-vii “1) Gaps exist in public parkland and recreational elements…”
- a) Addition of recreation elements to existing park facilities
Proposed addition, site #9 possible layout:
- Developed in 1929
- Oceanside’s oldest park
- Originally named for the panoramic view of Mount Parnassus in Greece
- Renamed for John “Buddy” Todd, the first Oceanside resident to die in World War II
- Goals & Policies 2-1
•2.1 Recreation Programming Goal: satisfy residents’ basic leisure time needs•According to page 5-16 proposed improvements “strolling and walking were among the most popular recreation activities.”
- Policy 2.4L Incorporate bicycle, pedestrian and equestrian trail linkages and facilities in parks as recommended by the City of Oceanside’s RECREATIONAL TRIALS MASTER PLAN [the trails plan document does not exist]
- this only a draft, and is NOT meant to serve as an existing trail map because most of these trails DO NOT exist, and some are not depicted
- lines serve for informational perspective only, and do not represent actual routing