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needs analysis - (ANSWER)Provides accurate feedback on community attitudes,
opinions, and perceptions of the parks resources. The results can help suggest
how your agency might better use its resources for community needs and
concerns.
What two management strategies can conflict when conducting a natural
resource needs assessment? - (ANSWER)development and conservation
Market segmentation - (ANSWER)divides a diverse market into smaller alike
groups
Target marketing - (ANSWER)The practice of tailoring the marketing mix to one of
more market segments
LEED - (ANSWER)Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
3 Levels of LEED Certification - (ANSWER)-Silver
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-Gold
-Platinum
green initiatives - (ANSWER)Improve efficiency and eco-friendly practices in
waste management, electronics usage and disposal, energy and water use, and
transportation
Maintenance standard - (ANSWER)The maintenance tasks themselves (tile floors
wet mopped once per day, Toilets will be sanitized once per day, etc.)
Maintenance productivity standard - (ANSWER)The expected time to complete a
given task (an employee should be able to mow 4,800 square feet of turf in one
hour)
Routine Maintenance - (ANSWER)Activities that preserve or improve the
appearance of a facility or piece of equipment. Ex: Stripping/waxing floors,
Painting walls, changing furnace filters
Preventative Maintenance - (ANSWER)Routine servicing that prolongs equipment
lifespan and delays equipment failures
Premises defects - (ANSWER)A defect to the facility that could cause harm to
users.
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When should you communicate your expectations for conduct to participants and
staff? - (ANSWER)As early as possible
When should you communicate the consequences for the violations of the code
of conduct? - (ANSWER)As soon as possible
Which Title of the ADA addresses public service provisions? - (ANSWER)Title II
Accident Report vs. Incident Report - (ANSWER)For all incidents other than
accidents with injuries, fill out an incident report (Ex: customer complaints,
records of behavior problems.)
Comprehensive Plan - (ANSWER)Includes the agency's goals and policies,
development standards for parks, facility assessment data, agency inventories,
socio-demographic data for the community, and the identification of park or
other facility deficiencies.
Serves as an overall plan for the entire agency and its operations.
Master Plan - (ANSWER)Master Plans are subsets of the comprehensive plan and
tend to focus on the agency's specific physical resources (land, facilities, etc.)
Typically updated every 10 years
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Strategic Plan - (ANSWER)Focus on the development or revision of the agency's
mission and vision. List of goals, priorities, and objectives as well as an action plan
for achieving the goals.
Policies - (ANSWER)Policies are more general than rules and regulations. They
may require you to interpret a set of facts and act accordingly.
Rules and Regulations - (ANSWER)More specific than policies. They direct
employees and participants to act in a prescribed manner.
Procedures - (ANSWER)Outline chronological actions for completing a task
Encumberance - (ANSWER)purchase orders, contracts, salary commitments. Used
to ensure that there will be sufficient cash available to pay for specific obligations.
Capital outlay - (ANSWER)expenditures for land or existing structures,
improvements on grounds, construction of recreation facilities, additions or
remodeling of facilities, or initial equipment purchases (Large purchases)
Debt Service - (ANSWER)money spent by the agency to pay off debt; includes
interest and principal payments
What does SDS stand for? - (ANSWER)Safety Data Sheet
2025 Newest |Certified Parks and
Recreation Professional (CPRP)|
UPDATE|COMPREHENSIVE FREQUENTLY
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS|GET IT 100%
ACCURATE!!
needs analysis - (ANSWER)Provides accurate feedback on community attitudes,
opinions, and perceptions of the parks resources. The results can help suggest
how your agency might better use its resources for community needs and
concerns.
What two management strategies can conflict when conducting a natural
resource needs assessment? - (ANSWER)development and conservation
Market segmentation - (ANSWER)divides a diverse market into smaller alike
groups
Target marketing - (ANSWER)The practice of tailoring the marketing mix to one of
more market segments
LEED - (ANSWER)Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
3 Levels of LEED Certification - (ANSWER)-Silver
,2
-Gold
-Platinum
green initiatives - (ANSWER)Improve efficiency and eco-friendly practices in
waste management, electronics usage and disposal, energy and water use, and
transportation
Maintenance standard - (ANSWER)The maintenance tasks themselves (tile floors
wet mopped once per day, Toilets will be sanitized once per day, etc.)
Maintenance productivity standard - (ANSWER)The expected time to complete a
given task (an employee should be able to mow 4,800 square feet of turf in one
hour)
Routine Maintenance - (ANSWER)Activities that preserve or improve the
appearance of a facility or piece of equipment. Ex: Stripping/waxing floors,
Painting walls, changing furnace filters
Preventative Maintenance - (ANSWER)Routine servicing that prolongs equipment
lifespan and delays equipment failures
Premises defects - (ANSWER)A defect to the facility that could cause harm to
users.
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When should you communicate your expectations for conduct to participants and
staff? - (ANSWER)As early as possible
When should you communicate the consequences for the violations of the code
of conduct? - (ANSWER)As soon as possible
Which Title of the ADA addresses public service provisions? - (ANSWER)Title II
Accident Report vs. Incident Report - (ANSWER)For all incidents other than
accidents with injuries, fill out an incident report (Ex: customer complaints,
records of behavior problems.)
Comprehensive Plan - (ANSWER)Includes the agency's goals and policies,
development standards for parks, facility assessment data, agency inventories,
socio-demographic data for the community, and the identification of park or
other facility deficiencies.
Serves as an overall plan for the entire agency and its operations.
Master Plan - (ANSWER)Master Plans are subsets of the comprehensive plan and
tend to focus on the agency's specific physical resources (land, facilities, etc.)
Typically updated every 10 years
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Strategic Plan - (ANSWER)Focus on the development or revision of the agency's
mission and vision. List of goals, priorities, and objectives as well as an action plan
for achieving the goals.
Policies - (ANSWER)Policies are more general than rules and regulations. They
may require you to interpret a set of facts and act accordingly.
Rules and Regulations - (ANSWER)More specific than policies. They direct
employees and participants to act in a prescribed manner.
Procedures - (ANSWER)Outline chronological actions for completing a task
Encumberance - (ANSWER)purchase orders, contracts, salary commitments. Used
to ensure that there will be sufficient cash available to pay for specific obligations.
Capital outlay - (ANSWER)expenditures for land or existing structures,
improvements on grounds, construction of recreation facilities, additions or
remodeling of facilities, or initial equipment purchases (Large purchases)
Debt Service - (ANSWER)money spent by the agency to pay off debt; includes
interest and principal payments
What does SDS stand for? - (ANSWER)Safety Data Sheet
