Dollars and Sense: The Economic Benefits of Community Green Spaces¶
Land, T. f. P. (2021). Dollars and Sense: The Economic Benefits of Community Green Spaces: The Economic Benefits of Community Green Spaces.
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- A downtown park considered for removal to expand parking clears on a cost-benefit analysis that prices only parking revenue against maintenance savings, until a latent-service-bundle audit inventories microclimate cooling, stormwater absorption, property-value uplift, retail foot-traffic, mental-health benefit, event-venue capacity, wildlife habitat, and emergency-staging value — each going to a different beneficiary set, none on the parks budget — and once inventoried and proxy-valued the bundle exceeds the projected parking revenue by an order of magnitude.
This sourceDocuments the multi-category value of urban parks — stormwater absorption, microclimate cooling, health benefits, property-value uplift, recreation — frequently exceeding the development/opportunity value of the land, supporting the park-removal valuation case.
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The TPL blog lists parks' benefits — stormwater management, health, property-value and tax revenue — but never compares a park's value to parking revenue or an order-of-magnitude gap.
“Parks and green spaces improve water quality, naturally manage stormwater, reduce air pollution, enhance community health, provide recreational opportunities, attract and retain businesses, and support economic development in their region.”
- A downtown park considered for removal to expand parking clears on a cost-benefit analysis that prices only parking revenue against maintenance savings, until a latent-service-bundle audit inventories microclimate cooling, stormwater absorption, property-value uplift, retail foot-traffic, mental-health benefit, event-venue capacity, wildlife habitat, and emergency-staging value — each going to a different beneficiary set, none on the parks budget — and once inventoried and proxy-valued the bundle exceeds the projected parking revenue by an order of magnitude.
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