(A) Planning must not be a once-and-done process. This plan will need to be periodically revised to reflect changing circumstances, problems and trends.
(B) As part of this continuing planning program, the borough should expand its relationships with neighboring municipalities and with other groups providing recreation. These strengthened relationships and coordinated efforts will most effectively broaden the recreational opportunities of all present and future residents.
(C) The final decision on nearly every matter that affects recreation and open space conservation in the borough rests with the Borough Council. Therefore, it is essential that all boards, commissions and committees maintain the very best of communications with Council. Many communities work towards this goal by appointing a member of all boards, commissions and committees to attend the monthly meetings of the Council and vice-versa.
(Ord. passed 8-3-2015)