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| Referring to establishing a balance. |
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| The statistical characteristics of a particular human population. |
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| Small play area designated for preschool-aged children. |
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| Facility designed to serve children of school age. |
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| This area is similar to a neighborhood playground but adds playing fields to the dimension. |
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| Large facility that includes all the above facilities and enough open space for golf courses, ponds, and trails. |
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| This area would be available for use by several communities. Has all the facilities as above but includes space for lakes or a large amphitheater. |
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| This category includes beaches, historic sites, community centers, or other large use areas. |
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| No voter approval, paid back with revenues, have sunset clause. These bonds are sold on the open market to generate money for projects and are paid back with revenues generated by the facility. |
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| Go against debt ceiling, are sold for profit, require good debt rating and voter approval. These bonds are also sold on the open market but are paid back with taxpayer monies collected into the borrower's account. |
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| Establishes a time frame in which the bonds must be paid back. |
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| When all or a portion of the cost of participating in a program or event is paid by someone other than the participant, it is subsidized. |
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| A systematic and comprehensive program designed to prevent or reduce personal injury or property losses through safety inspections, training, and emergency procedures. |
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| Failure to use at least a degree of care in a given situation to avoid harming others. |
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| Conduct on the part of the injured person that falls below the standard required for his or her own protection. |
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| When both the injured party and the party alleged to have caused the injury are at fault. |
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| When a person assumes the risk of harm that might occur when exposed to a situation he or she knows to be dangerous. |
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