… proximity could potentially confound associations between neighborhood age composition
and park use. In Canadian urban areas, the six-digit postal code is generally equivalent to a …

… Among these various neighborhood components, urban parks have long been recognized
… First, we use urban park data at the 25 local administrative regions in Seoul. This approach …

… As well, a review of studies that examined relationships between park use and park
characteristics noted that specific park facilities, like play structures and walking trails, as well as …

… between land use in the form of open space (ie parks and … There is a need to evaluate a
diversity of urban areas, such as … subdivisions, or new urban compact communities. Studies on …

… uncomfortable routes to parks might be additional impediments to park use. We … neighborhood
park have less walkable routes to parks, compared to wealthier and Whiter areas. We use …

… The Quimby Act required developers to either pay in lieu funds or set aside land for park
and recreation uses, initially within, or near, new subdivisions (City of Los Angeles Department …

… park use. Both physical and social characteristics have the potential of influencing park usage.
… studied in urban neighborhood parks to determine whether parks can adequately function …

… use the number of parks within 1 km travel distance of homes as an objective indicator for …
access to parks and other urban green spaces. Having parks in their neighborhood provides …

… their perception and use. In this study, the term community refers to a neighborhood with
similar … Moreover, the proximity of urban parks to other land uses may result in extrinsic factors …

… , but park use frequency and access (both related to park quantity) were not. Neighborhood
walkability and … Despite social benefits of parks, moderate to low ratings of park satisfaction, …