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ESSAY QU ESTIONS <br /> 2. Describe the nominee's active support in realizing NRPA's vision, that every person in the United States should <br /> have convenient access to safe and affordable park and recreation opportunities. (250 word maximum) <br /> h 4i <br /> .4 ? t` <br /> I. , .,h � , - <br /> r ,'w r <br /> Dave Anderson's passion begins with ensuring Elk River residents have <br /> safe and accessible places to play and enjoy their community. • t <br /> The city's original Park Master Plan identified potential parcels of land ,. . <br /> that could be available for acquisition. Dave was instrumental in not `` , <br /> only locating parcels, but identifying a vision for each tract that would <br /> meet future needs of the city whether an active playfield, a passive, <br /> serene green space or a neighborhood gathering place. He further led <br /> the drive to prioritize the acquisition of parcels so elected officials had <br /> a clear vision for the future and had affordable, bite-sized victories in I <br /> park development. <br /> A strong economy in the 1990's boosted Elk River's development. <br /> Dave worked tirelessly with staff and council to ensure that developers <br /> included neighborhood parks in new plats. Dave's leadership on the ' <br /> Parks and Recreation Commission led to the incorporation of Park <br /> Development Fees to fund new parks and facilities so recreation <br /> opportunities become available at little cost to the taxpayer. <br /> Recognizing a need for additional summer and winter trails in the 350- <br /> acre Woodland Trails Park, Dave again enlisted volunteers to clear trees <br /> and brush to enhance the trail system. In all, they built and continue <br /> to maintain over 25 miles of trails. As the official Park Trail Steward, he <br /> and his volunteer crew log 2,500-3,000 hours annually ensuring safe <br /> and accessible trails that are recognized regionally. Dave manages N. <br /> and trains the volunteers to ensure safety, personally spending an I `' <br /> estimated 1,000 hours annually in Woodlands. ,-cf I r: <br /> r <br /> yk <br /> ,r qty 3 :'''' S. <br /> Robert M.Artz Citizen Advocacy Award Application 2015 I Elk River Parks and Recreation <br />
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