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Electronic submissions are accepted via e-mail or by mailing a CD-ROM. 55) and return the completed checklist to the community for revisions. IDNR will use the Plan Review Checklist (on pg. Turn in the first draft of local park's plan for IDNR review. 15 of any given grant year, for those interested in LWCF eligibility in the same grant year. The first draft of a community's five-year park and recreation master plan must be submitted by Jan. These are the MINIMUM required standards of the IDNR Five-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plans for communities wanting to apply for LWCP grants. Please review the First Draft Submission Guidelines (minimum required standards) for the IDNR Five-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plans. These are accepted year-round for those not interested in LWCF eligibility in the same grant year. This guide is for individuals, organizations or communities intending to complete a five-year park and recreation master plan for submission to the IDNR-OR to be eligible for Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grants.

IDNR Five-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plans - Planning Guidelines - Updated June 25, 2020.

Five-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plans: Communities not interested in applying for LWCF can submit a plan any time of year.

This only applies to communities seeking LWCF eligibility in that same given grant year. E-mail your submissions to Greg Beilfuss, The master plan submission due dates are January 15 th for a plan draft and April 15 th for a final approved plan. Please Note: IDNR-OR is now accepting electronic master plan submissions.Р’В Any major electronic file format is acceptable, such as: PDF, Word, WordPerfect, etc.Р’В Electronic submissions for review may be submitted via e-mail attachment or by mailing a CD-ROM.

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IDNR-OR has created a series of free downloadable documents below that detail what we require for an РІР‚СљIDNR-AcceptedРІР‚Сњ park plan, as well as due dates, park plan examples/templates and FAQРІР‚в„ўs for park planners of all levels of experience, and lots of supporting information to make your planning process easier and more useful. Giving a clear sense of direction for the park system.Providing an opportunity to share information about your programs and facilities with the public.Ensuring that the public actually wants the facilities that are developed.Providing community input opportunities.Formulating a written framework for future action that acts as a guide for sensible facility and service development.There are many reasons to create a master plan, including but not limited to: This local park planning information webpage is for individuals, organizations, or communities who intend to submit a local community (County, Township, City or Town) five-year park and recreation master plan to the IDNR for eligibility to apply for grant programs administered by the Division of Outdoor Recreation (IDNR-OR).

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