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Average Range
City Area and Population
City area in square miles
30.49
5.91
43.82
34.37
36.02
33.21 8.94
26.33
35.21E14
2
9.79
27.32
9 to 44
Total City population (2016 Met Council estimate or 2016
15,065
8,636
24,364
9,599
14,223
21,117
13,214
12,284
23,09945
8,385
15,185
8,000 to 24,000
ACS Syr estimate
Park Totals
Number of parks
13
11
41
7
18
'29
32
"30
31
23
7 to 41
Number of community parks
1
5
6
4
3
10
3
2
3
4
1 to 10
Number of community piayfield parks (sports
1 (Prairie Park Baseball Complex)
5
3
3
1
2
7
5
3
3
1 to 7
complexes)Number
of neighborhood parks
6
5
17
0
14
18
12
18
7
_10
0 to 18
Number of lot lots or mini -parks
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
5
2
11
2
Oto 11
Number of dog parks
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0.4
0 to 1
Total City Parks/parkland (in acres)
173
1479.1
1,388
325,95
18
563
541
239
590.8
-173 to 1479
Active City parks space acreage (athletic fields,
127
115.4
421
230
130
422
361
118
120
227.2
127 to 421
playgrounds, etc.)
-
Passive City park & open space acreage (natural
46
1,233.70
967
95
276
140
148
66
118
343.3
46 to 1233
areas, trail corridors)_
10- No Agreement
School athletic field acreage (under agreement
07
0
between City and
0
256
2
0
18
46.1
0 to 256
with City)
School District
Special use facilities acreage (golf course,
community centers, reservoir, garden/cemetery,
0
120
26
cemetary - 1
0
11
0.9
30
0
7.1
21.7
0 to 120
etc)
Total non -City parks & open space acreage
65.86
103.3
0
0
828
2,188
NA
830
1800
726.9
0 to 2,188
Slate, Regional, Private with public access
_
_
-
Total City and Non -City Parks & Open Space
394
1,414
335
1,234
2,751
541
1,014
2,039
1,215.2
335 to 2,751
acreage
Total area of City (in acres)
19,595
4091.7
28,045
22,000
23,036
16,851
23,040
23,309
6,860
' `18,536,4
4,091 to 28,045
Percentage of City Area dedicated to parks and open
1%
'36.10%
5%
1.50%
5%
16%
2%
4%
29.70%
'. 11%
1% to 36%
space Park Acreage/ City Acreage)-
Percentage of City Area dedicated to parks and open
space(Park Acreage/ City Acreage)` Including City
29/
owned empty lots and County Park
FACILITIES (availablelprogrammed for public use -
owned or maintained by the Cityor under agreement
Mlles of sidewalk
28.02
81
9
26.6
62
21.01
9 to 81
Miles of Striped Bike Lanes
-
0
0
- 8
0
2.6
NA
1.5
0 to 8
Mlles of bike routes (signed)
-
0
0
''.8
0
2.6
NA
1.5
0 to 8
Total Trail Miles (includes City+Park trails, not sidewalk)
25.56
11
61.5
0
12
42.4
49
'28.85
q1835.1
29.1
0 to 61
Miles of Paved Trails (off-road)
25.12
11
32
0
12
15.4
46
27.6
18.8
0 to 27
Miles of unpaved trails
0.45
it
2
5
23.4
3
1.25
5.8
O to 23.5
Miles of mountain biking trails
-
7.5
0
5
0
0
0
1.6 _
0 to 7.5
Miles of cross country ski trails
0
11
2
5
0
0
0
0
2.0
0 to 11
Miles of Paved Trafls *includes private and county
7.72
_
park
Miles of cross country ski trails' includes private
1,67
and county park
Number of playgrounds
10 `.
'-`13
15
"3
1 12
15
14 -
22
6
17
12.7
3 t 22
Number of tennis courts
8
2
3
4 -at school
3
6
10'
`.2
12
5.8
2 t 12
non dedicated but
Number of pwklebail courts (includes shared courts, total)
3
6
3
sometimes used as
2
0
6
'. 0
6
3.3
0 to 3
pickleball court
Pickieball- dedicated
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.8
0to6
3
1-4 depending set
2
0
6
0
2.0
0 to 3
Pickleball- shared with tennis
3
0
up as picdecall
Number of outdoor basketball courts
$.5:`.
1
13
<.2
2
-8.`.
8
8:`
4
7
6.2
1to13
Number of outdoor Ice rinks
1
: 3
4
4 d
associatewith
1: not city owned
1
5
1
1
2.3
1 to 4
'school
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Number of Indoor Ice rinks1
0
3
2
-school
0
1
1
0
2
0 to 3
Number of sledding hills
2
` 0
5
0
3
2
1
0
0
0 to 5
Number of ballfields (total)
7
6
14
8
`3
7
22
24
9
12
3 to 24
Number of adult baseball fields
unknown
2
3
N/A
0
4
0
1
2
M43
_ 0 to 4
Number of youth baseball fields
unknown _
2
11
_ 4___
_3
_
0
11
_ 8
2
Oto 11
Number of adult softball fields
unknown
0
11
N/A
1
4
_ 5
3
6
o to 11
Number of youth softball fields
unknown
2
11
4
13
8
8
2
2 t 11
Number of soccer/lacrosse/football fields (total, multi-
15
5
3
5
6
16
26
9
10.6
3 to 26
use)
Number of soccer fields (dedicated to only soccer)
15
4
0
5
6
2
0
9
32
3
7.6
0 to 32
Number of lacrosse fields (dedicated to only
0
0
0
0
0_
0
3
2
0
0.6
0 to 3
lacrosse
_
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1- associated withschool
Number of football fields (dedicated to only football)
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0.4
0 to 2
Number of volleyball courts
:' 1
1
3
'0
2
4
0
2
0
0
13
'O to 4
Number and type of outdoor aquatic facilities(pools,1
1
1
2
0
0
pool and water
0
1 Splash Pad
r 0
0
0.5
Oto 11
water parks, splash pads, beaches)
slide
0, but private Fox
Hollow and Cedar.
i
Creek (partially in
Number of golf courses
'. 2 (private course)
1
1
0
1: not city owned
0 2 private
0
0
St. Michael, '
0
0.3
0 to 2
'mostly In
Albertville)
Other recreation facilities (disc golf, community gardens,
Archery
2
2
0
0
0 -1 private
3
2
1.5
O to 2
archery ranges, etc.) - see below
Disc golf
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
O
0.5
Oto 11
Community Garden
0
1
0 _
0
0
1
2
80
1
1
8.6
0 to 80
Archery Range
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.1
0 to 1
Other (please specify)
1
0
0
Bandstand
0.3
O to 1
Number of recreation centers
0*Community Center only
2
3
'0
0
`.1
2
2
0
1
1.2
0 to
1 large rentable
shelter, 6 small
Number of shelters
11 *one reservable
15
21
3
13
10
2
2
gazebos with 1
7
9.1
2 to 21
.picnic table
Number of permanent bathroom facilities
0 `
'. 5
0
3
0
4
2
,2
1
8
2.5
0 to 80
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Paul Hugo Farms
Bertram Chain of
All regional parks
Lions Park (shelter,
#1
Otsego Regional Park
Red River State Recreational Area
Woodland Trails
Fichtner Park-
Wildlife
Lakes Regional
Hassan Park Reserve
are offered by
ball fields,
-Sherlock Park Campground
Regional Park
soccer related
Management Area
Park
Dakota County
playground)
Diethelm Park (ball
fields, soccer fields,
Rogers Activity
Fichtner Park-
Wild Wings of
Monticelloc
recreation center,
#2
Prairie Park Shelter
Sherlock Park
Lion John Weicht Park
Ce arena and
baseball and softball
Oneka
Community Center
playground, skate
Meeting Room)
Meetin
park, community
gardens)
Rogers Community
Bailey Point Nature
Rose Road FIeW-
Oneka Ridge Golf
Montissippi
Bayfront Plaza
#3
Sherlock Park Swimming Pool
Room(Banquet
Reserve
softball
Course
County Park
(bandstand)
Facility
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Range
Laketown Park (ball
Bald Eagle
fields,
#4
O'Leary Park
Dave Anderson Athletic
Keene Creek Park-
Sportsmen's
City/%cel Athletic
Rogers Senior Center
soccer/lacrosse/fo)t
'.
Complex
passive park
Fields
Association
ball, playground,
shelter)
**Carver Park
Reserve (nature
center, trails, archery
Onkea Lake Boat
95
Orono Park
Otter Creek Park
Veterans Memorial
range, campground
Launch
and historical
buildings)**opperate
all by Three Rivers
Lions Park Building
Victoria Recreation
#B
Youth Athletic Complex
Groveland Park
(Breaking ground
Center
2018)
Henrys Woods
#7
Hillside City Park
Pioneer Park
(Protectect old
growth maple forrest)
Rivers Edge Commons
West and East
#8
Park
Bridge Park
William H. Houlton
#9
Ellison Park
Conservation Area
#1e
Babcock Park
Swan Park
River Mill Park
Freeway Fields
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Recreation Center
(gym, meeting
Prairie Center Rental
#�
Civic Center
Ice Arena
None
Indoor Play Area
Ice Arena
RCC
rooms, 2 ice arenas,
Rooms/Kitchen
walking track, fitness
center)
Lions Park Shelter
(all -season, heated
#2
VFW Memorial Arena
Lions Park Center
Ice Arena
Senior Center
Steeple Center
meeting and
gathering space)
**Lowry Nature
#3
Blue Line Club Arena
Senior Activity Center
Basketball Courts
Rosemount
Center** Operated
Arena
by Three Rivers
#4
Trott Brook Barn
Climbing Wall
Pool and
#5
Waterslide
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#6
#7
#9
#10
PROGRAMMING
What types of youth programming is offered?
(after school, school release days, arts, clinics)
Available through the
none, ECFE and
#1
Youth Snowmobile Training Class
After School
Youth enrichment camps
school district - no
Movies in the Park
Cheer America
Learn to Skate
mainly summer
FYCC provide all
Sport Camps, Classes
f
City sponsored
programs
youth
and Clinics
programming
programming
Sports and Activities
#2
Unicorn Dream Catcher
Summer Recreation
Pre-school sports
Summer classes
Movies in the Park
contracted through
arts
Art Classes
with area schools
728 Community Ed
School Release days - one or two
Youth safety training and
Mite Jamboree
Outdoor Recreation
#3
Tiny Tot Open Play Time
a year
programming
Swimming lessons
(Hockey)
special events
Camps
94
Pumpkin Patch Zombie Run
Youth sports camps
Teen Activites
Fall and Spring
Hockey Leagues
summer
playground
Playground Program
95
Princess Party
Open skating programs
Learn to Skate
Playground Program
open gyms
#6
Boy Scouts (Troop 90)
Opengym
Frendship Island
Community Tree
camps
Lighting
_
#6
Pre-school
Gymnatics (CE)
Programs
Open Gym (CE)
Soccer (CE)
- -
—
-
T -Ball (CE)---
Tennis (CE)
_
Seasonal Penny
Carnivals (CE)
Art in the Park (CE)
Basketball (CE)
Cheer Leading(CE)
Colf(CE)
Lacrosse (CE) _
Volleyball (CE)
Park Races (CE)
Football(CE)
Entertainment/movie
in the park
_
Skate With Santa
What types of adult programming is offered?
(fitness classes, art classes, outings)
-
Available through the
none, ECFE
91
Cardio Drumming
Fitness Classes
Open gym
school district - noCity sponsored
Memory CafA
Aerobics/Fitness
Senior Trips
fitness classes
provides all adult
Art Classes
programming
programming
42
Couples Fall Canoe Trip
Recreation programs, sports leagues
Adult Sports Sports leagues
Card Clubs
Senior Dinning
(rips and yours
Fitness Classes
Garden
School of Self
#3
Yoga Fusion
Senior Citizen activities
Mountain Biking Classes
Senior Fair
an classes
Open Basketball
Defense
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#4
Zumba
Senior Fitness Classes
Friendship Island
Senior -Art cards
Open Pickleball
Outdoor Recreation
#5
Trips and Tours
Step to it Challenge
educational learning
(SUP, Moonlight
Canoe)
#g
Farmers Market
hobbies
AOA Trips
Open Gym (CE)
Are any youth recreational sports league offered?
(which sports, ages)
youth soccer and
none, all offered
#t
Basketball Camp
Hockey
Lacrosse
Youth baseball
None by the City
Youth Programs
Hockey 3-12
tball 4-6 years
by Athletic
Tball (4-5)
old
Associations
#2
Basic Dance
Synchronized Figure Skating
Soccer
youth soccer
Sports Sampler (CE) 3S
Coach Pitch (6-7)
intoduct to Sports
#3
Cheer and Porn Camp
Teeball
T -ball
youth softball
(CE)
(CE) 3--55
#4
Flag Football
Baseball
Flag Football
youth hockey
_
45
Intro to Tumbling
Softball
youth lacrosse
#6
Soccer Camp
Roger's/ Otsego Youth Baseball
-
Otsego Little League (OLL)
Roger's Youth Basketball
Rogers Youth Football
_
Roger's Hockey Association
Roger's Lacrosse
Rogers Otsego Softball Association
(Youth Fastpitch)
Three River Soccer Association
What adult recreation sports leagues offered?
hockey - not
none, ECFE and
#t
none sponsored by city
Softball
associated with the
None by the City
Softball
Men's and7S.ftb.11softball
FYCC provide all
None
City
programming
#2
adult hockey leagues are offered
Women's Volleyball
Leagues
Basketball (CE)
basketball
privately in our buildings
03
Co-ed Volleyball
#5—
#a
What is offered?
All programs will
We will adapt if
make accomindations
None- done by
none, ECFE and
requested, we do
#1
Prairie Festival
none sponsored by city
n/a
None
None by the City
for people of various
community ed
FYCC provide
not contract the
needs
services out.
Dreamcatchers adaptive baseball
#2
Dog Sledding Class
does use our fields
Parks and Rec Days at Holiday Inn
#3
Waterpark
#4
Personalized Scarecrow Pallet Sign
#5
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Staff and Budget
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Average Range
Full time Employees (Total)
4
8
17
0
3
6.5
10
`' 4
3 6.17 0 to 17
Part-time / Seasonal Employees (total)
: '15
100
37
3
__
45
6
20 <'
'32.29
3 to 100
Part-time (only)
0
5 rec programming
0
_
3
10
9
4.40
0 to 10
Seasonal Employees (only)
32
_ 3
4
21
30
11
16.83
3 to 30
How many staff in your parks and
recreation agency are dedicated to
5
10
0
6
4.5
12
10
2
6.19
0 to 12
maintenance?
How many full-time recreational
programming staff does the Parks
1
5
0
0
0
2
0
1
1.13
0 to S
Department have?
How many part-time recreational
programming staff does the Parks
3
5
0
0
3
1
0
1
1.63
Oto 5
Department have?
Annual Budget(total)*Park Maintenance,
$ : 615,039.00
$ 1,941,074.00$3,012,100
$364,003
$491,543
$1,125,946
$620,844
$2,000,000
$650,D=$505,000
$ ':1,132,554.90
364,003 to
Recreation, and Heritage Preservation
1,941,074
Commission
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