HOW TO USE THIS BLOG

This blog site works similar to a web page. There are links to information such as websites, pdf documents ets. However, a blog has a feature called "Posts". These can be identified in a blog by their title which is usually a date stamp such as "TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 2007". At the bottom of each post there is information on the author of the post, date and a link for comments. The comment section of the blog is the feature that gives a blogsite its strength and functionality. As an interested citizen and user of the blog, you can provide valuable feedback on issues. You can also view other citizens' comments and respond to their questions or comments.The comments are moderated by the creator of the blog. This is primarily done to avoid profanity from being posted on the site.To post a comment, click on the link "comments" below the post you wish to comment on. A dialog box will appear similar to creating an email. Type in your comments, enter the word verification (security measure to keep spam out), pick your choice of identification and click "publish your comment". This sends your comment as an email to the moderator who will then post your comments on the blog. Visit the site as often as you like to see if others have responded to your comments or if you have additional comments to add. Happy blogging!
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Thursday, April 10, 2008

SURVEY RESULTS - FREQUENT ACTIVITIES



Hiking/jogging/walking is the most popular and frequent activity. Playground came in second followed closely by biking. Other notables are swimming and soccer. This provides information on the need to cater to these activities and improve on them. The combined interest and frequency in hiking, jogging, walking and biking establishes a need for more trails, multiuse trails, connectivity and other related infrastructure.




Wednesday, April 9, 2008

SURVEY RESULTS - ACTIVITY LEVELS

Parks are used most during the summers, followed by spring and fall with activity levels dropping off during winter. As trivial as this may seem, this indicates that there is need to provide opportunities during the winter season to keep activity levels up.