• (c) located to adequately serve the recreation and leisure needs of existing and proposed population densities and demographic characteristics: 
  
  
• (d) capable of being provided with full municipal services and emergency services. where appropriate: 
  
  
• (e) capable of being connected to the Greenway System as identified on Schedule 13: Cacenway System; and 
  
  
• (f) accessible by pedestrians and cyclists. 

DESIGN GUIDELINES 6.7.3.7 The following guidelines shall be considered when evaluating the proposed design of a Public Open Space: 

1. the ability to achieve the associated policies as outlined in the Urban Design chapter of this Plan; 
2. the ability to enhance the natural features and functions of the site;
3. relevant design manuals;
4. landscaping and other design measures and recreational programming used to enhance the visual appearance and ensure compatibility with adjacent land uses; 
5.  light spill-over or glare from any lighting source onto adjacent residential uses should be minimized; 
6. adequate on-site parking, drop-off areas and public transportation set, ice to accommodate existing and proposed uses should be provided; 
7. site frontages along roadways should be maximized to ensure visibility and safety and to reduce conflicts with adjacent uses; 
8. the design of the open space provides for the extension of the Greenway System: and 
9. maintenance requirements.