Parks and Recreation Master Plan and General Plan Element Update

Tell us your bright ideas for the future of parks and recreation in San Luis Obispo!

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	Response Percent	Response Count
I live in the City of San Luis Obispo.	95.2%	79
I work in the City of San Luis Obispo.	38.6%	32
I attend college at Cal Poly or Cuesta.	3.6%	3
I play (recreate, shop, eat, etc.) in the City of San Luis Obispo.	56.6%	47

What do you love about the City of SLO parks, activities, and recreational facilities?

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What do you wish to have in 20 years for the City of SLO parks, activities and recreational facilities?

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December 2, 2020, 5:12 PM

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- I live in the City of San Luis Obispo.
What do you love about the City of SLO parks, activities, and recreational facilities?
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What do you wish to have in 20 years for the City of SLO parks, activities and recreational facilities?

Sinsheimer park should remove the volleyball court and put in a fountain with jumping waters. That way the kids could play in it on hot days. That park can get really hot.
Disneyland had a water feature in the 'Bugs Life' section for years and it was my son's favorite part. When he was little we would sit there for hours while he chased water as they jumped from the ground up and over him. (He's 7 now, and still loves to play in water)
I always think that park needs a water feature when we are there.

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What do you love about the City of SLO parks, activities, and recreational facilities?

What do you wish to have in 20 years for the City of SLO parks, activities and recreational facilities?

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