Owl Creek Park District
Project of: Bailey, Madi, Emma, & Bree
Owl Creek Park District: Building Plans
The following plans are going to help our community by bringing more money in for our community and letting families enjoy time with each other in our park district:
-Playground for children
-Pavilion with picnic tables for rent
-Observatory deck
-Parking lot for the outside communities using our park
Garbage and Waste Material Disposal
The Owl Creek Park District will always have garbage cans, a dumpster, recycling bins and a compost garden to nourish the soil of the park. The community will be allowed to bring all types of food and non-alcoholic beverages to this public park. Trash will be cleaned up at least once a week by our hired staff.
Effects of the Ecosystem and Environment
The affects of our development will better the ecosystems and environment of the surrounding Fisher area. There will be more plants and animals with a healthy, clean niche. Although, trash might be a problem, we will have hired staff pick up any amount of trash that will harm the wildlife.
Demand of Resources
The demand of resources will be very little. The bathrooms will need water, heating, cooling, and plumbing. We will develop this by digging pipes for the water and plumbing, but heating and cooling will be solar powered for our pavilion. This way of heating and cooling will save energy and money for the town of Fisher.
Effect of Neighboring Roads and Highways
Owl Creek Park District building process will not affect the local roads and highways, until we reach our final step in constructing our parking lot. The construction of the parking lot will take from 1-2 weeks to finish completely. The only road that will be affected by this construction will be Country Road 3200 North. 3200 North will become a one way road for the time of the construction. All other roads will not be affected by the building of Owl Creek Park District.
Affect of City Services
Owl Creek Park will be an extra park for city police to keep an eye on. A resolution to keeping the crime low at this park is with good lighting, keeping all expensive materials locked inside our pavilion. The health care should not be affected, nor fire squad or sewage. The park could be used for school functions along with sports banquets. The grade school children could also take field trips to play and learn more about prairie ecosystems and wildlife.
The Impact on Endangered Animals
The impact on endangered animals in our development will better these animals lives and population. For example, gray wolves are endangered, but are our facilities will help to keep these wolves alive and keep populating healthily and happily. Our observatory deck will also keep the community aware about all the endangered species in our area. The informational tours will help with what we all can do to keep the development clean, how to help our environment and better the future of our world.
Works Cited
"Basic Facts About Gray Wolves." Defenders of Wildlife. N.p., 14 Mar. 2012. Web. 29 Sept. 2015.
"Effects of Urban Sprawl in Cities and Towns Explained." Effects of Urban Sprawl in Cities and Towns Explained. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Sept. 2015.