Recreation Plan Clause Samples

Recreation Plan. The City, through its services at the WPCRC, is committed to serving the entire community and is committed to achieving the goals established for the funding of the WPCRC through federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) agreements. The Parties wish to continue to attract persons of all economic levels to the WPCRC through the offering of quality recreational and social programs. To meet these mutual objectives, MSCR will work with the City of Madison Parks Division (“Parks Division”) to develop an annual Recreation Plan (“Plan”) with three program sessions (summer, fall, and winter) for the WPCRC. The Plan shall provide a listing of the programs to be offered, hours of each program, the target population of each program, the number anticipated to be served by each program and the proposed fees for each program. The Plan will also detail how MSCR will support the WPCRC on serving middle and high school youth through structured or unstructured programs. The Plan will meet the needs of a broad range of individuals, including but not limited to individuals of different ages, income groups, and backgrounds. The Parks Division shall approve the Plan, in writing, at least 60 days prior to marketing of classes.

Recreation Plan. The City shall include the Tribe as a party in discussions over interpretive facility/program development provided for in the Project's recreation plan (Settlement Agreement on Recreation and Aesthetics, Section 3.5.3.1). The Tribe will, at its option, be included on the advisory committee for the North Cascades Environmental Learning Center to be created pursuant to the Project's recreation plan (Settlement Agreement on Recreation and Aesthetics, Appendix C, Article III, Section 6.

Recreation Plan. Subsequent to the issuance of the new license by the Commission, SCE&G will implement the Saluda Hydroelectric Project Recreation Plan (Appendix A-2).

Recreation Plan. The City, through its services at the WPCRC, is committed to serving the entire community and is committed to achieving the goals established for the funding of the WPCRC through federal Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) agreements. The Parties wish to continue to attract persons of all economic levels to the WPCRC through the offering of quality recreational and social programs. To meet these mutual objectives, MSCR will work with the City of Madison Parks Division (“Parks Division”) to develop an annual Recreation Plan (“Plan”) with three program sessions (summer, fall, and winter) for the WPCRC. The Plan shall provide a listing of the programs to be offered, hours of each program, the target population of each program, the number anticipated to be served by each program and the proposed fees for each program. The Plan will meet the needs of a broad range of individuals, including but not limited to individuals of different ages, income groups, and backgrounds. The Parks Division shall approve the Plan, in writing, at least 60 days prior to marketing of classes.

Recreation Plan. The City shall include the Nlaka'pamux Nation as a party in discussions over interpretive facility/program development provided for in the Project's recreation plan (Settlement Agreement on Recreation and Aesthetics, Section 3.5.3. 1). The Nlaka'pamux Nation will, at its option, be included on the advisory committee for the North Cascades Environmental Learning Center to be created pursuant to the Project's Recreation Plan. (Settlement Agreement on Recreation and Aesthetics, Appendix C, Article III, Section 6.)

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