City of Gainesville Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Draft Master Plan Report

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Community Needs & Priorities Assessment

2012 Importance-Unmet Need Assessment Matrix for the City of Gainesville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department Facilities (points on the graph show deviations from the mean importance and unmet need ratings given by respondents to the survey)

mean importance

Opportunities for Improvement

Top Priorities

Indoor pool

lower importance/high unmet need

higher importance/high unmet need

Spray/splash pads

Unmet Need Rating

  

Dog parks

Mountain bike/dirt bike trails Skate parks Tennis courts Adult softball fields 1. Youth baseball and softball fields 1. 2. 3. 4. 2. Outdoor amphitheater 5. 3. Basketball courts 6. 7. 8. 9. 4. Indoor theater 5. Disc golf course 10. 6. Golf course 7. Soccer fields/multipurpose fields 8. Nature center 9. Picnic shelters 10. Art Galleries

Small neighborhood parks

         Outdoor swimming  pools/water parks  Bicycle/Walking/Multipurpo Farmers' market   Playgrounds se trails  Performing arts centers Large community parks

mean unmet need

Fishing piers Kayak and canoe launches Community gardens Outdoor jogging track

Walking, jogging, and nature trails

Special Needs

Less Important lower importance/low unmet need Lower Importance

higher importance/low unmet need Higher Importance

Importance Ratings

Figure Importance - Unmet Source:23: Leisure Vision/ETC InstituteNeeds (MarchMatrix 2012) for Facilities

2012 Importance-Unmet Needs Assessment Matrix for the City of Gainesville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department Programs (points on the graph show deviations from the mean importance and unmet need ratings given by respondents to the survey)

mean importance

Opportunities for Improvement

Top Priorities

lower importance/high unmet need

higher importance/high unmet need Programs for pets and owners

Unmet Need Rating

Youth fitness classes

Youth enrichment/social development Swim lessons Programs for people with special needs

Youth art, music, dance, or theater classes Travel programs Daily meals for adults 65 and older Transportation services for adults over 65 History programs



Senior adult programs

After school programs

Youths sports leagues Birthday parties

Less Important

 Community gardening Wellness screenings Fishing and boating programs Enrichment classes (sewing, cooking, etc.)  Adult fitness classes Adult sports leagues   Adult art, music, dance, or theater Summer camps

mean unmet need

Adult water fitness programs

Nature programs/environmental education

Volunteer opportunities  Preschool programs

lower importance/low unmet need Lower Importance

Community special events Special Needs higher importance/low unmet need Higher Importance

Importance Ratings Figure 24: Importance Unmet Needs Matrix for Programs Source: Leisure Vision/ETC Institute (March 2012)

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