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Gilpin County Regional Planning Commission Report

Jonelle Nuckolls,  Patrick Long   |   February 8, 1993
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Resident Recreation and Parks Survey

Report details findings of survey that assess the recreation and park needs of residents of the three governmental entities (Black Hawk, Central City and Gilpin County).

Based on survey results, respondents indicated strongest preference for an intergovernmental Agreement using general fund allocations to administer a recreation and park system. Second preference was of the creation of a special recreation and parks district. Also, although there was some support for developing indoor facilities only, strongest support was expressed for both indoor and outdoor and park facilities that would be centrally located in the county.

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