Charged with evaluating potential park sites, reviewing boundary surveys, and preparing feasibility studies, the project Administration staff is responsible for environmental assessment reports, geotechnical analyses, park designs, oversight of renovation and capital improvements to existing parks and facilities, master planning parks and construction of new parks. Once land is purchased for a park, planning staff works with citizen steering committees to create a master plan. These committees consist of members of neighboring communities and park users.
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Comprehensive Plans
The comprehensive plans are the blueprint for Gwinnett Parks and Recreation's future planning. The purpose of the comprehensive plan is to review the community's needs, determine gaps in these needs, outline desires, and set Gwinnett Parks and Recreation's operational expectations and goals to meet within a specific timeline.
Capital Improvement Plans
The purpose of a capital improvement plan (CIP) is to identify, prioritize, and assign funding to Gwinnett Parks and Recreation's infrastructure, property, and buildings. The CIP helps ensure timely repair and replacement of aging infrastructure and includes proposed improvement projects.