Strategic Facility Improvement Plan

The Parks and Recreation Strategic Facility Improvement Plan provided a comprehensive look at Manhattan's recreation facilities and programs. The plan evaluates existing indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, assesses the community's needs for improved places to play, and proposes strategies to enhance existing (or possibly build new) sport courts, fields and gyms that the entire community will benefit from.

View and/or download the Final Draft of the Strategic Facilities Improvement Plan (PDF). Due to the size of this document, we have broken the plan down by chapter.

Strategic Facilities Improvement Plan

  1. Chapter 1 - Executive Summary (PDF)
  2. Chapter 2 - Demographic Survey and Market Review (PDF)
  3. Chapter 3 - Level of Service Analysis (PDF)
  4. Chapter 4 - Parks and Facilities Assessment (PDF)
  5. Chapter 5 - Public Engagement (PDF)
  6. Chapter 6 - Community Survey (PDF)
  7. Chapter 7 - Improvement Scenarios (PDF)
  8. Chapter 8 - Implementation (PDF)
  9. Appendix (PDF)

Steering Committee

The Steering Committee is a group of residents invested in the future of Manhattan's recreation facilities. They will provide input to guide the planning process. The members represent a diverse group of stakeholders, committed to helping staff and the consultants prepare a relevant, community-driven plan.

Members

  • Bruce Snead, Chair
  • Kelly Carmody
  • Diane Dennison
  • Mike Gassman
  • Yasche' Glass
  • Vern Henricks
  • Reagan Kays
  • Caite Kendrick
  • Ed Klimek
  • Mike Marsh
  • Steve Martini
  • Bruce McMillan
  • Susan Religa
  • Kayla Savage
  • Gail Urban
An active session of the Steering Committee

Related Documents

  1. Manhattan Fieldhouse Study (PDF)
  2. Manhattan Urban Area Comprehensive Plan Update - Trends and Forces Report (PDF)
  3. Manhattan Recreation Study (PDF)
  4. Community Needs Assessment (PDF)
  5. Strategic Parks Plan (PDF)
  6. Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Master Plan (PDF)