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c. <br />- vehicle parking with 10 to 20 spaces (size to meet park needs) <br />- lighting that is not intrusive and primarily for security <br />Orono's neighbor parks are intended for more active use than mini-parks with areas ollen <br />designated for field games and special activities that can serve more than the surrounding <br />neighbors. This classification of park offers more opportunities for a variety of <br />recreational use for all age groups, The types of facilities found in Orono's neighborhood <br />parks varies by activity requirements and site physical constraints Neighborhood parks <br />offer opportunities for a variety of recreational activities, primarily informal, but also <br />including limited organized activities. Organizational activities are typically not more than <br />two days or nights per week. <br />Community Play Fields <br />(as of 1998, except for the Oroiio school, there are not any community play fields in <br />Orono) <br />10 or more acres or 1 1/2 - 2 acres per 1000 residents <br />Centrally located <br />Combination of game grass and natural areas <br />Outdoor active recreation areas for ages 9-39 <br />-Play fields <br />Spectator facilities <br />Lighted fields <br />-ShulTleboard <br />-Basketball <br />-Tennis <br />-Volleyball <br />-Picnic areas & Shelter <br />-Ice skating <br />-Large parking area <br />-Play area for children <br />-Sanitary facilities with running water <br />Community play fields or parks primarily serve organized sports, teams and leagues. <br />D. Nature/conservation areas <br />Passive use for the Orono community and residents of all ages <br />- nature observation <br />- environmental education <br />- one to five vehicles parking <br />- picnic tables <br />- benches <br />*•« <br />1 <br /><