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Ingham County Parks and Recreation 2018-2022 Master Plan Ingham County Parks and Recreation 2018-2022 Master Plan Ingham County Parks and Recreation 2018-2022 Master Plan Ingham County Parks and Recreation 2018-2022 Master Plan A public hearing on the plan was held on January 16, 2017. On February 21, 2017, the Ingham County Parks and Recreation Commission recommended that the Ingham County Board of Commissioners adopt the plan. The plan was adopted by the Ingham County Board of Commissioners on March 28, 2017. Board of Commissioners Sarah Anthony, Chairperson | District 3 Carol Koenig, Vice-Chairperson | District 9 Randy Maiville, Vice-Chairperson Pro-Tem | District 6 Victor Celentino | District 1 Ryan Sebolt | District 2 Bryan Crenshaw | District 4 Todd Tennis | District 5 Kara Hope | District 7 Mark Grebner | District 8 Brian McGrain | District 10 Teri Banas | District 11 Deb Nolan | District 12 Randy Schafer | District 13 Robin Case-Naeyaert | District 14 Parks and Recreation Commission Sarah Nicholls, Chair Matthew Bennett, Vice Chair Jonathan Schelke, Secretary Jessy Gregg Vacant (Tri-County Regional Planning Representative) Paul Pratt (appointee of Pat Lindemann, Ingham County Drain Commissioner) Cherry Hamrick Ryan Earl Commissioner Carol Koenig Commissioner Teri Banas With assistance from Spicer Group, Saginaw, MI. www.spicergroup.com 123376SG2016 Burchfield Park Table of Contents Community Description .................................................................................................................. 1 Regional Context ............................................................................................................. 1 Demographics ....................................................................................................................... 3 Natural Resources ................................................................................................................. 6 Cultural and Man-Made Resources ...................................................................................... 8 Major Economic Zones ................................................................................................... 9 Unique Needs Populations ........................................................................................... 10 Administrative Structure ......................................................................................................... 11 Ingham County Parks and Recreation Commission ..................................................... 11 Existing Management Structure ................................................................................... 12 Staffing .......................................................................................................................... 12 Volunteers .................................................................................................................... 13 Budgets ......................................................................................................................... 15 Trails and Parks Millage ................................................................................................ 16 Relationships with School Districts and Other Agencies Involved in Parks and Recreation .................................................................................................................... 16 Inventory .................................................................................................................................. 17 Ingham County Parks Department Facilities ................................................................ 17 Ingham County Park Location Map .............................................................................. 25 Other Ingham County Operated Recreation Facilities ................................................. 26 2018 Ingham County Comprehensive Parks Master Plan i Other Public Park Lands in Ingham County .................................................................. 26 Regional Park Facilities Surrounding Ingham County .................................................. 28 Ingham County Parks Accessibility Assessment ........................................................... 30 Ingham County Recreation Programming .................................................................... 31 Public Input .............................................................................................................................. 34 Community Input Survey .............................................................................................. 34 Park Meet and Greet Visits ........................................................................................... 45 Other Park Input ........................................................................................................... 46 Public Review and Public Meeting ............................................................................... 46 Goals and Objectives ............................................................................................................... 47 Action Program ........................................................................................................................ 50 Overview ....................................................................................................................... 50 2017 Projects ................................................................................................................ 51 Small Projects/Equipment ............................................................................................ 52 General Capital Improvements .................................................................................... 52 Vehicles and Equipment ............................................................................................... 56 Major Capital Projects .................................................................................................. 58 ADA Accessibility Compliance Projects ........................................................................ 59 Summary and Adoption .................................................................................................... 63 Appendix A – Park Maps Appendix B – Grant History Appendix C – Public Input Appendix D – Adoption Documentation 2018 Ingham County Comprehensive Parks Master Plan ii Lake Lansing Park South Community Description Regional Context Ingham County is the southeastern most county within the Lansing tri‐county region – with Eaton County to the west and Clinton County to the northwest. This region, which is located in the central portion of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, encompasses 1,700 square miles, with Ingham County claiming 560.7 square miles. In terms of land, 90% of the tri‐county region is classified as rural or small town. Approximately 85% of Ingham County is rural. The other N O T IN L counties surrounding Ingham County are Shiawassee to the C M A H northeast, Livingston to the east, Washtenaw to the southeast, ATON G E IN Jackson to the south, Calhoun to the southwest and Ionia to the northwest. Major cities within this region are Lansing, Jackson, Ann Arbor and Battle Creek. 2018 Ingham County Comprehensive Parks Master Plan 1 Population statistics indicate that Ingham County has a larger share of the population base than Eaton or Clinton Counties. According to Census estimates for 2015, the population in the tri‐ county region was 472,276 with 61% (286,085) found within Ingham County. Population in 2000 was 447,728 for the region, indicating an increase in population of 18,638 or 5.5% between 2000 and 2015. The Ingham County population rose by 6,765 or 2.4% between 2000 and 2015. Figure 1 Ingham County Communities East Lansing Twp Lansing Williamstown Twp Locke Twp Meridian Twp Lansing Williamston Webberville Alaiedon Twp Wheatfield Twp Leroy Twp Delhi Twp Mason Dansville Aurelius Twp White Oak Twp Vevay Twp Ingham Twp Leslie Twp Onondaga Twp Leslie Bunker Hill Twp Stockbridge Twp Stockbridge 2018 Ingham County Comprehensive Parks Master Plan 2 Within Ingham County there are 5 cities, 3 villages, 3 charter townships, 13 townships, and 3 unincorporated areas. They are as follows: Cities: East Lansing, Lansing, Leslie, Mason & Williamston Villages: Dansville, Stockbridge & Webberville Charter Townships: Delhi, Lansing & Meridian Other Townships: Alaiedon, Aurelius, Bunker Hill, Ingham, Leslie, Locke, Leroy, Onondaga, Stockbridge, Vevay, Wheatfield, White Oak & Williamstown Unincorporated Communities: Haslett, Holt & Okemos Demographics Understanding the characteristics of the population being served is helpful when evaluating parks and recreation facilities and needs. Table 1 provides a comparison of key demographic data for Ingham County as compared to Clinton County, Eaton County, and Michigan. Ingham County Residents are younger than the other communities. They earn less money and they are Table 1 Select Census Data for the Tri‐County Region and Michigan Ingham Clinton Eaton County County County Michigan Population ‐ 2015 estimate 286,085 77,390 108,801 9,889,024 % of Population 65 & older 10.5% 14.2% 15.11% 14.6% % of Population under 19 20.9% 24.8% 25.20% 25.9% % of Civilian non‐institutionalized 12.1% 12.3% 13.6% 13.9% population with a disability Median Age 31.4 39.1 40.8 37.4 % with a Bachelor's Degree or higher 36.5% 28.7% 24.2% 26.4% Median Household Income $45,278 $60,381 $55,223 $49,087 Per Capita Income $25,010 $28,889 $27,089 $26,143 Average Household Size 2.4 2.7 2.3 2.5 Median Housing Value $117,700 $155,000 $133,400 $120,200 Renter‐occupied housing as % of 41.8% 20% 28.5% 28.5% total
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