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Program 17.13: Encourage the establishment of recreational opportunities for business park employees in conjunction with the development of business parks. Program 17.14: Continue to support non-traditional sports which serve the public need and investigate opportunities to provide facilities for them (non-traditional sports might include skateboarding, roller-blading, rock-climbing, BMX, racquetball, sports facilities for the disabled, etc.). Program 17.15: Explore the construction of additional indoor recreation facilities. Program 17.16: Undertake a study of recreational needs for teens. Program 17.17: Explore utilizing the Alameda County Fairgrounds for recreational and cultural activities. Program 17.18: Maintain at least the standard of5 acres of neighborhood or community parks per 1,000 people. Program 17.19: Design Community Parks to better integrate active recreation, leisure recreation, and open space in ways that will be more functional for all three uses. Program 17.20: Design sports fields in ways that will maximize flexibility and that will allow sports fields to evolve over time to meet the changing sports needs of the community. Program 17.21: Develop a neighborhood park that would serve the Happy Valley area. Program 17.22: Promote youth access to, and enjoyment of, the Callippe Preserve Golf Course. Program 17.23: Provide trails or pedestrian walkways to connect the parks and recreational facilities throughout Pleasanton. Policy 18: Maintain and improve existing park and recreational facilities, so as to maximize benefits to the community. Program 18.1: Improve the drainage at the Upper Pleasanton Field and at the Sports and Recreation Community Park to increase availability of fields after inclement weather. Program 18.2: Continue to expand and improve the Dolores Bengtson Aquatic Center, including the creation of a toddler pool and other facilities. Policy 19: Strive to increase the hours of operation and access for popular recreational facilities. VI-40