Characteristics of key elements compared to open regional landscape components.
| DEVELOPMENT FACTOR | ACCESSIBILITY | FACTOR | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EQUIPMENT | HUMAN RESOURCES | NATURAL CONDITION | PHYSICAL | VISUAL | SOCIAL | |
| METROPOLITAN PARKS | Belt trail. Cleared area. Flat, well-drained ground. One stretch of water. Possibly suitable for sliding or skiing depending on topography. Central kiosk. | Supervision or police control. | Natural woodland with natural undergrowth. | A 5 mile radius reaches a a maximum of population. | Surface proportion with visual accessibility towards the exterior. | |
| URBAN PARKS | Belt trail. Flat, well-drained ground. One stretch of water. Seats. Accessories. Children’s games. Track and field. Signs and Posting. | Supervision or police. Instructors. Summer play grounds. Trainers and referees. | Well-tended lawn and decorative trees. | To reach a maximum of population within a radius proportional to the size of the park. | IDEM | |
| GOLF | Free and public access during winter (crosscountry skiing). | |||||