1. Unmet Need Describe the need for the or by answering either A ACQUISITION DEVELOPMENT through B for or C through D for A-B below is for ACQUISITION DEVELOPMENT: only and C-D is for only. ACQUISITION DEVELOPMENT A high priority will address more than one of the priorities starting PROJECT SCORP on page 9 and will address an urgent unmet need compared to other statewide applications. Respond to A and B below only if (three pages or less) ACQUISITION: ACQUISITION A. Was this land on the open-market before the purchase agreement was entered into, or was/is there any evidence or threat that it could be available for non-PARK within the next two years? DEVELOPMENT See on page 30 if the is urgent. WAIVER OF RETROACTIVITY ACQUISITION B. Why is this a high priority to serve the current and future ACQUISITION PROJECT generations of the region, city-wide public, or neighborhood residents (based on the type of and the priorities described in the PARK SCORP/LWCF PROJECT summary)? The scale below shows that 20 points will be given to high priority ACQUISITIONS. This is a high priority compared to other statewide 20-15 ACQUISITION APPLICATIONS. 14-10 This is an above average priority compared to other ACQUISITION statewide APPLICATIONS. There was/is no threat that the land could be acquired for non- within the next two years. Or, this is not a PARK DEVELOPMENT 9-1 high or above average priority opportunity compared to other statewide ACQUISITIONS. 0 No response Respond to C and D below only if (three pages or less) DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPMENT Why is this a high priority to serve the region, city-wide C. DEVELOPMENT PROJECT public, or neighborhood residents (based on the type of and the PARK priorities described in the summary)? SCORP/LWCF PROJECT D. If this proposed is not completed in the next five years, what effect DEVELOPMENT will the continued lack of this proposed recreational opportunity(s) have on the region, city-wide public, or neighborhood residents? LWCF Application Procedural Guide
1. Unmet Need Describe the need for the ACQUISITION or DEVELOPMENT by answering either A through B for ACQUISITION or C through D for DEVELOPMENT: A-B below is for ACQUISITION only and C-D is for DEVELOPMENT only. A high priority PROJECT will address more than one of the SCORP priorities starting on page 9 and will address an urgent unmet need compared to other statewide applications. ACQUISITION: Respond to A and B below only if ACQUISITION (three pages or less) A. Was this land on the open-market before the purchase agreement was entered into, or was/is there any evidence or threat that it could be available for non-PARK DEVELOPMENT within the next two years? See WAIVER OF RETROACTIVITY on page 30 if the ACQUISITION is urgent. B. Why is this ACQUISITION a high priority PROJECT to serve the current and future generations of the region, city-wide public, or neighborhood residents (based on the type of PARK and the SCORP/LWCF priorities described in the PROJECT summary)? The scale below shows that 20 points will be given to high priority ACQUISITIONS. 20-15 This ACQUISITION is a high priority compared to other statewide APPLICATIONS. 14-10 This ACQUISITION is an above average priority compared to other statewide APPLICATIONS. 9-1 There was/is no threat that the land could be acquired for non- PARK DEVELOPMENT within the next two years. Or, this is not a high or above average priority opportunity compared to other statewide ACQUISITIONS. 0 No response DEVELOPMENT: Respond to C and D below only if DEVELOPMENT (three pages or less) C. Why is this DEVELOPMENT a high priority PROJECT to serve the region, city-wide public, or neighborhood residents (based on the type of PARK and the SCORP/LWCF priorities described in the PROJECT summary)? D. If this proposed DEVELOPMENT is not completed in the next five years, what effect will the continued lack of this proposed recreational opportunity(s) have on the region, city-wide public, or neighborhood residents? LWCF Application Procedural Guide