parkland

With 60 percent of the town state parkland, his point is well taken.

On 17 March 2008 the parkland became available to buy.

Only 117 miles of the larger number is in public parkland and open space.

A new age beginning to be born in the parklands of the old.

She looked over what had once been a broad parkland.

They figured he could find out what was wrong in Parkland.

When people live near parkland, they tend to take better care of it, he said.

They led us into a large open room that looked out on sky and parkland.

He wanted to create an open space and safe parkland for local families.

In fact, the Island has been mostly parkland for years.

But critics say the state is not taking care of the parkland it already has.

The trust then sold the land to the state in 1986 for parkland.

Easy to get to, right next to great parklands and gardens.

Half of the police in Parkland were arriving on the job.

She said parkland was a "public trust and not to be looked upon as something to trade."

Rather, he said, the issue is that parkland should be preserved.

The 14 acres of Parkland were opened to the public in 1948.

In this parkland remnants of the town wall can still be seen.

By law, it can only be used for the purchase of parkland and other environmental programs.

The Park is home to some three hundred people in 17 acres of parkland.

A 9-hole golf course has been established in its parkland since 1957.

Residents at Parklands think the visitors are a great idea.

They were deep in the parkland around the great house, not far from the edge of the forest.

Finally, the pink areas mark all state, federal, and local parklands.

Both projects are set within parkland and have since been listed.