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This web page is home to our Park Planning and Stewardship Division (formerly the Park Planning and Resource Analysis Section).
A reorganization of the Department of Parks brought together a number of individual Sections into our new Division. These are exciting times and we look forward to working with you, the public, planning and stewarding our natural and cultural resources.
Our new Division includes the following Sections:
Keep checking here and the M-NCPPC Planning Board Agenda for pending Planning Board dates.
The Resource Analysis Section staff plans and coordinates inter-agency and volunteer efforts for the inventory and monitoring of aquatic macro-invertebrates, fish and aquatic habitats in County Park streams, ponds and lakes in support of the Countywide Stream Protection Strategy, Watershed Restorations Plans, Area and Park Master Plans, Operation & Use Plans and special projects. Staff coordinates with Federal, State and local agencies on intra-agency watershed restoration efforts affecting County parkland, as well as the retrofit and maintenance of stormwater facilities on parkland.
The Resource Analysis Section also provides GIS capability to create, store, retrieve and analyze, accurate, up-to-date GIS data on natural and cultrual resources in parks. Sensitive areas are mapped for all park projects during the earliest stages of the planning and development process. GIS mapping efforts facilitate maintenance, management and public safety efforts performed by staff in various Divisions in Montgomery County Parks. The GIS-based work effort also contributes important data to assess agricultural lease agreements and limits of these lease boundaries.
For more information about the Resource Analysis Section Contact: Doug Redmond at Doug.Redmond@montgomeryparks.org or call 301-650-4366
Date of last update: July 3, 2008