Open Space in the Metropolitan Area
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Standards must be varied somewhat according to the local conditions such as climate, vegetation (large open spaces in a dry, sandy district can lead to duststorms), the local economy (tourism could increase the need for open space), the existing pattern (if large open spaces constitute a major asset, there is no reason to reduce them to meet an abstract standard), and so forthg Nonetheless^ nationally developed standards can act as a guidepost. In terms of acres per 1,000 population, they are a...s follows: Playground 1.25 Playfield 1.25 Local Park 1.0 3. - 375 within walking distance Large park 2.5 - h.O (I4O ac.minimum size) Reservations 5.0 -l5«0 (250 ac.minimum size) For an urban area as a xrhole this is roughly 10 to 20 acres per/1,000 persons.
In recent years the 20 acre standard has been considered more appropriate.
In addition, outside the urban area there should be large natural reservations and preserves (state or national parks, for example) for hunting, fishing, camping, nature study, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Standards must be varied somewhat according to the local conditions such as climate, vegetation (large open spaces in a dry, sandy district can lead to duststorms), the local economy (tourism could increase the need for open space), the existing pattern (if large open spaces constitute a major asset, there is no reason to reduce them to meet an abstract standard), and so forthg Nonetheless^ nationally developed standards can act as a guidepost. In terms of acres per 1,000 population, they are a...s follows: Playground 1.25 Playfield 1.25 Local Park 1.0 3. - 375 within walking distance Large park 2.5 - h.O (I4O ac.minimum size) Reservations 5.0 -l5«0 (250 ac.minimum size) For an urban area as a xrhole this is roughly 10 to 20 acres per/1,000 persons.
In recent years the 20 acre standard has been considered more appropriate.
In addition, outside the urban area there should be large natural reservations and preserves (state or national parks, for example) for hunting, fishing, camping, nature study, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Redevelopment Authority to read onlineMoreLess
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