File #: 16-0034    Version: 1 Name: Gateway Master Plan
Type: Report Status: Filed
File created: 12/18/2015 In control: FPD Board of Commissioners
On agenda: 1/12/2016 Final action: 1/12/2016
Title: REPORT Department: Planning & Development Request: Receive and File Report Title: Gateway Master Plan Report Period: 2015 Summary: The Gateway Master Plan was developed in response to a challenge identified in the Next Century Conservation Plan that many residents are unaware of forest preserves nearby and have difficulty finding their way once they arrive. This report identifies 30 special forest preserve sites in highly visible, high-traffic locations throughout Cook County that have special qualities, access, support amenities and partnership opportunities. The Plan recommends enhanced signage, way-finding, art and other amenities, as well as programs and marketing to encourage people to get outdoors and get healthy at these sites. Major support for the Plan was provided by the Cook County Department of Public Health through a Partners in Community Healthy (PICH) grant from the federal Center for Disease Control.
Indexes: (Inactive) ARNOLD RANDALL, General Superintendent
Attachments: 1. Gateway Master Plan 2015

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REPORT

 

Department:  Planning & Development 

 

Request:  Receive and File 

 

Report Title:  Gateway Master Plan

 

Report Period:  2015

 

Summary:  The Gateway Master Plan was developed in response to a challenge identified in the Next Century Conservation Plan that many residents are unaware of forest preserves nearby and have difficulty finding their way once they arrive. This report identifies 30 special forest preserve sites in highly visible, high-traffic locations throughout Cook County that have special qualities, access, support amenities and partnership opportunities. The Plan recommends enhanced signage, way-finding, art and other amenities, as well as programs and marketing to encourage people to get outdoors and get healthy at these sites. Major support for the Plan was provided by the Cook County Department of Public Health through a Partners in Community Healthy (PICH) grant from the federal Center for Disease Control. 

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