Open Space and Trails

Open Space, Parks, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan

This plan was formally adopted by City Council on February 8, 2005. Below is a link to the complete Plan. You can view the results of the Open Space, Trails, Parks, and Recreation Needs Assessment Survey. (The actual survey is at the end of the document if you wish to look at the wording of the questions.) (Adobe Acrobat format 4.0 and above, 277 kb)

OSPRT FINAL APPROVED DOCUMENT.pdf  (file size - 28,060KB)

Appendices

• Derivation of Supporting Statistical Data
• Summary of Ecological Quality and Potential, Existing Undeveloped Non Cropland Areas
• Needs Assessment Survey Final Results
• Management Classifications and Guidelines for Public Use
• Management and Maintenance Guidelines for Open Space
• Design Standards for Parks
• Complete Book of Trail Improvements
• Comparison of Colorado Local Government Requirements for Open Space and Park Land Ownership in Perpetuity, Disposal, and Exchange
• Comparison of Colorado Local Government Requirements for Parks, Trails and Open Space
• Exhibit 10-4.pdf

Maps

• Community and Regional Missing Links (1.4 MB)
• Community and Regional Missing Links (495 KB) (.jpeg)
• Existing Trail System (1.4 MB)
• Existing Trail System (430 KB) (.jpeg)
• Existing Trail Conditions(1.3 MB)
• Existing Trail Conditions (428 KB) (.jpeg)
• Major Community and Regional Trails-Proposed (1.3 MB)
• Major Community and Regional Trails-Proposed(466 KB) (.jpeg)
• Existing Parks (1.4 MB)
• Potential Parks Acreage (2.5 MB)
• Walkable Access to Parks & Facilities (1.5 MB)
• Facility Design Standards (3.1 MB)
• Ecological Assessment (1.5 MB)
• Existing Open Space Resources (1.5 MB)
• Potential Open Space (2.4 MB)
• Key Survey Results (2.5 MB)

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Contact Information

Do you have an open space or trail maintenance issue? Please call 303-438-6334 (Park Operations) if you would like to report a concern. We appreciate your efforts to keep our open space and trails in excellent condition!

Do you have a concern about inappropriate use of trails/open space? This would include animals running at large or a motor vehicle being driven on open space. Please call Police Dispatch at 303-438-6400.

Do you have a concern about wildlife in the open space? The CSU Extension Wildlife Masters Volunteer Program is available to help you. The wildlife hotline number is 303-464-5554.

Kristan Pritz, Director
One DesCombes Drive
Broomfield, CO  80020
303 438-6335
303 464-5808 (FAX)
kpritz@Broomfield.org