Chapter 3: Learning the Basics of Recreation Facilities

Which of the following can affect the design of a facility?

• core product and core product extensions

• architectural interests

• personalities, interests, and attitudes of owners

• all of the above

All recreation facilities are built with the delivery of a specific product in mind that involves human creativity and initiative while managing resources efficiently.

• True

• False

Which of the following is an example of a single-purpose facility?

• fitness center

• golf course

• amusement park

• all of the above

The basic philosophy behind public recreation facilities is to create a service-oriented operation to meet the needs of the citizens who pay taxes for the operation and construction of the facility.

• True

• False

Planning often involves politics, prioritizing, and influencing various levels of administration and ownership to support the project.

• True

• False

Which of the following is not a climate condition that recreation facility managers must consider?

• wind

• temperature

• stars

• rain

The term access, when referring to a recreation facility, relates to

• availability of water and sewer to the facility

• visibility of the facility in order for the customer or user to locate or get to the facility

• cost of using the facility

• none of the above

Spectator viewing areas are a significant element of delivering a product at many outdoor recreation facilities.

• True

• False

Main service electrical panels should be located in restricted areas where users and employees have limited access.

• True

• False

Selecting the appropriate illumination for a recreation facility typically does not require engineering and consultant assistance.

• True

• False