The City Council adopted the current plan in early 2016. Many of Bellevue's parks and trails that we use and treasure today were first conceived as an idea in the Parks Plan.Ībout every six years, Bellevue updates its Parks Plan. It also sets the standards whereby the park, trail and open space system is operated and maintained over time. The City of Cambridge's previous OSRP covered the period of 2009-2016.The Parks and Open Space System Plan contains the community's long-range vision for acquisition and development of parks and trails and preservation of open space. In order to be eligible for open space grant funding from the state, a city or town must have a current and approved Seven-Year Open Space and Recreation Plan filed with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. Through this process the City will update its Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP) for submission to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. Plan Background State Open Space and Recreation Plan Pop Ups at Dana Park, Cambridge Common, Greene-Rose Heritage Park, and Cambridge Community Learning Center (July - August 2022) Meeting 4 Recording - Passcode: OPOP_Mtg4 Meeting 4: Setting Our Goals (June 30, 2022) Meeting 3 Recording - Passcode: OPOP_Mtg3 In-Park Pop Ups at Danehy Park, Toomey Park, Joan Lorentz Park, and Hoyt Field (April - May 2022)Ħ0+ participants Survey 3: Park Use & Access (April 2022 - June 2022)ģ95 responses Focus Group at Russell Youth Community Center (April 27, 2022)Ģ2+ participants Focus Group at Gately Youth Center (May 9, 2022) Meeting 2 Recording - Passcode: #2?fTU5q Survey 2: Community Core Values & Priorities (January 2022 - February 2022)ġ42 responses Meeting 3: A Visioning Workshop for Our Parks and Open Space (March 24, 2022) Meeting 1 Recording - Passcode: sbUL9t^k Meeting 2: Community Core Values and Priorities (December 15, 2021) Survey 1: Tell Us How You Use Parks (July 2021 - June 2022)Ĥ05 responses Meeting 1: Kickoff Meeting (November 10, 2021) Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.Enjoying parks is a simple and powerful way to contribute to your community.Sign up for virtual office hours to chat one-on-one with a planner.Take a look at the draft vision and goals.Throughout the next several months, you will have various opportunities to get involved and help shape our approach to parks and open spaces for the next 7-10 years. Whether you live, work, study, or play in Cambridge, you have something to offer this process. We want to ensure that changes over time reflect our community’s values and priorities. The City’s Community Development Department (CDD) is excited to kick off a planning process to guide future work around all of Cambridge’s parks and open spaces. Each plays an important role in keeping Cambridge healthy, equitable, and sustainable. Cambridge is home to over 80 parks, playgrounds, and open spaces.
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