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Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Aberchirder-Marnoch Settlement: Aberchirder Access Type Site Management/ Level Of Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Site Description (Full, Relative Customer Type Problems Ownership (If Known) Usage Recommendations (Out Of 100) Or Restricted) Very large green Anderson Aberdeenshire park with play Full Public Children. Parents. Often. Goal Lack of play Wider variety of 62 Mclenan Park Council area and football Access Local community areas worn facilities facilities pitch Green space Residents of Walker Court Aberdeenshire Full Public within housing surrounding Unclear None More planting 57 Amenity Area Council Access area houses Causeway Aberdeenshire Small play area Full Public Unclear. New Lack of play 50 Local children None End Council among houses Access play area facilities Poorest Play area within Residents of Softer surface Hardie Court Full Public Often. Play 51 Unknown residential surrounding None around play Play Area Access area worn Best housing estate houses equipment Parkview Aberdeenshire Full Public Lack of play 74 Playing field Local community Often None Playing Field Council Access facilities Poorest Aberchirder Aberchirder Bowling Restricted Members and Well used 80 Bowling green None More planting Bowling Green Club Access visitors of club during season Best Unclear Saint Marnan Full Public No Disabled Episcopal Church Churchyard Parishioners During Site Planting 56 Church Access Access Visit Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Aberdour and Tyrie Settlement: New Aberdour Access Type Site Management/ Level Of Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Site Description (Full, Relative Customer Type Problems Ownership (If Known) Usage Recommendations (Out Of 100) Or Restricted) Grassy Picnic Aberdeenshire Picnic area with Full Public Local residents Worn car Often None 63 Area Council recycling point Access and visitors park Local community, Large playing Village Park/ Aberdeenshire Full Public sports people, Continue to maintain field with play Daily None 79 children and at current level Playing Field Council area Access parents Local community, New Aberdour Woodland with Full Public Unclear from Unknown dog walkers and None None 62 Woodland walks Access cyclists site visit Aberdeenshire Village Full Public Worn Gravel Churchyard Parishioners Often None 58 Council churchyard Access Path Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Banff and Macduff Settlement: Banff-Inverboyndie Site Access Type Site Management/ (Full, Relative Opportunities Or Score Site Name Site Description Customer Type Level Of Usage Problems Ownership (If Or Recommendations (Out Of Known) Restricted) 100) Park with football Local community, Broken fences. Some Aberdeenshire Full Public Often. Paths well 54 Canal Park pitch and tennis sports people, evidence of anti-social Repair facilities Council Access worn Poorest court visitors to the area behaviour Duff House Full Public Local community,. Often. Area around 75 Public Unknown Public gardens None None Access Visitors. Dog walkers benches worn. Best Gardens Thomson Unused Full Public Road Unclear from site Rare. No evidence of Possibly convert to 41 Unknown unmanaged green Access Unmanaged Amenity visit use allotments Poorest space (Unkempt) Area Large green Used as walkway Aberdeenshire Full Public Dog walkers, 63 High Street space in town often. Green area Lack of facilities None Council Access pedestrians Best centre used rarely Crammond Aberdeenshire Play space within Full Public Children from nearby More play 50 Often Lack of facilities Terrace Council residential area Access houses equipment Poorest Guthries Aberdeenshire Full Public Children from nearby Unclear. New Evidence of anti-social 63 Place Play Play area None Council Access houses equipment behaviour/ vandalism Best Area Banff Banff Bowling Restricted Members and Regularly during Bowling Bowling green No disabled access Improve access 69 Club Access visitors of club bowling season Club Harbour Large semi Semi- Aberdeenshire Full Public Dog walkers,. Local 48 natural green Daily None Put in bins Natural Council Access community Poorest space by sea Area Open semi Harbour Aberdeenshire Full Public Residents of near by Regularly used as 64 natural area near None Planting Way Council Access houses walkway Best the harbour Aberdeenshire Full Public Improve access 45 Cemetery Cemetery Local community Often. Fresh flowers No paths. Poor access Council Access and paths Poorest Campbell Local Relative 63 Allotment site Local community Often. Very well kept None None St Allotment Community Access Best Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Banff and Macduff Settlement: Macduff Site Access Type Management/ Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Site Description (Full, Relative Or Customer Type Level Of Usage Problems Ownership (If Recommendations (Out Of 100) Restricted) Known) Area Used As Walkway Unclear Behind The Overgrown green Full Public 49 Unknown Unclear Daily. Green Area Purpose None Squash space Access Poorest Used Rarely Club Used as walkway Melrose Aberdeenshire Large community Full Public Residents of Lack of 66 often. Green area More facilities Crescent Council green space Access near by houses signage Best used rarely The Aberdeenshire Play area with play Full Public Children and Knowes Daily None Further planting 72 Council equipment Access teenagers Play Space Macduff Macduff Bowling Restricted Members and Daily depending on 69 Bowling Bowling green None None Club Access visitors of club weather Poorest Club Local Myrus community, Aberdeenshire Playing field and Full Public 74 Playing sports people, Daily None None Council play area Access Best Field children and parents Dog walkers, Natural Aberdeenshire Woodland with Full Public Often. Paths very Broken 57 cyclists, local None Woodland Council pathways Access worn fence Poorest residents Only disabled Planting. Benches. Waterfront Open semi natural Full Public Local residents Used as walkway 59 Unknown access for Extend disabled Walkway space with walkway Access and tourists daily Best half the access walkway Myrus Aberdeenshire Full Public Local 59 Cemetery Unclear None None Cemetery Council Access community Poorest Local Aberdeenshire Full Public 68 Laing Street Seating area community. Unclear None Further planting Council Access Best Visitors Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Cornhill - Ordiquhill Settlement: Cornhill Site Management/ Access Type Level Of Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Ownership (If Site Description (Full, Relative Or Customer Type Problems Usage Recommendations (Out Of 100) Known) Restricted) Appears to be Duff Terrace Aberdeenshire Open space on Full Public Local 47 used regularly Unclear purpose Planting Site 2 Council housing estate Access community Poorest for storage Used as walkway Aberdeenshire Verge and Full Public Residents of More planting on 56 Silverhillock often. Green None Council woodland Access area verge Best space rarely used Local Cornhill Large playing Hard to tell. Aberdeenshire Full Public community, Playing field with play Pitch rarely None More play equipment 66 Council Access children and Field area used parents Woodland Used As Tyres Stored On Park Restricted Formal Paths And 32 Unknown behind houses Unclear Storage Often Green Space. Crescent Access Better Access Poorest and business By Business Poor Access Local Cornhill Full Public Often. Worn Access. Formal paths and 39 Unknown Woodland community, dog Wood Access informal paths Management better access Best walkers Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Fordyce and Sandend Settlement: Sandend Site Management/ Access Type Level Of Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Ownership (If Site Description (Full, Relative Or Customer Type Problems Usage Recommendations (Out Of 100) Known) Restricted) Green space Sandend Rare. No behind foreshore Restricted Unclear from 45 Harbour Unknown evidence of No access Create formal paths and housing Access site visit Poorest Site 2 use Regularly Seaview Aberdeenshire Grassy road Full Public Local residents 60 used as None More planting Terrace Council verge Access and pedestrians Best walkway The Bents Aberdeenshire Play area with Full Public Children of local Daily None None 68 Play Area Council play equipment Access community The Bents Local Site appears Aberdeenshire Large playing Full Public Introduce better Playing community, to be well Lack of facilities 68 Council field Access facilities Field sports people used Seaview Terrace Semi natural Rare. No Manage The Area. Full Public Unclear Semi Unknown green space by Unclear Evidence Of Possibly For A 34 Access Purpose Natural playing field Use Community Garden Area Open Space Assessment Sheet Community Council: Fraserburgh Settlement: Fraserburgh Site Management/ Access Type Opportunities Or Site Score Site Name Ownership (If Site Description (Full, Relative Or Customer Type Level Of Usage Problems Recommendations (Out Of 100) Known) Restricted) Unmanaged. Middleburgh Unmanaged Reseed Grass. Add Aberdeenshire Full Public Unclear 43 Rd Amenity amenity space by Unclear Unclear. Unused Planting. Improved Council Access Purpose. Poorest Area houses Management Dead Grass Local Well used area. Large verge by Aberdeenshire Full Public community, Worn areas 70 Esplanade seafront with play None Add planting Council Access visitors and around play Best area tourists equipment Miller Children of Aberdeenshire Small play area Full Public Small. Lack of 48 Gardens surrounding Unclear None
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