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Certified Parks and Recreation Professional (CPRP) Exam
1. Benchmarking: the process of comparing an organization's practices
and tech- nologies with those of other companies
2. Rules: Specific; direct participants and employees to act in a
prescribed manner
3. Policies: broad and open to interpretation. Based on circumstances,
set direc- tion.
4. Anti-discrimination is an example of a: policy
5. Procedures: Chronological sequence of activities; define steps for
implementa- tion. Outlined in operations manuals. A process for
completing a task.
6. A public Parks and Recreation agency's services are divided into
three categories:: Parks, programs, and facilities
7. It is the PRP's responsibility to ensure that the public has the
opportunity to (3 things): 1. Participate in quality rec programs, 2. enjoy
attractive parks, 3. Ensure that facilities are effective and safe
8. Evaluations: Explain the value of the expenditures of the services
and explain that services are meeting community needs
9. Needs assessment: provides feedback on community attitudes,
opinions, and perceptions of P&R department & its resources
,10.Conflicting management strategies: There is an ongoing struggle in
Parks and Recreation between these two things:: Conservation and
develop- ment
11."No flying of model aircrafts behind zero line, no aerobatics or high-
speed passes" are examples of:: Rules
12."Model aircrafts/boats shall be allowed only by permit issued by
Parks and Recreation Director" is an example of a:: Policy
13."To obtain a permit, first call the Parks and Recreation Director, then
pay permit fees and submit application" is an example of a: Procedure
14.Comprehensive Plan: Identifies short and long-term priorities for
P&R depart- ment, includes agency's goals and policies, identification
of deficiencies, invento- ries, and developed standards for Parks
15.Master Plan: Subsets of comprehensive plan; focuses on physical
resources and development. Typically updated every 10 years. Driven
by data.
16.Strategic Plan: Development or revision of mission and vision;
action plan for achieving goals and objectives. Based on data analysis
that provides insight to trends in agency's internal & external
environments
,17.ADA act of 1992 requires...: - that physical alterations to public
accommoda- tions must be made to accommodate people w/
disabilities to the maximum extent feasible
-Facilities built or modified after 1992 must be compliant
-Remove architectural barriers
-Communication barriers must be removed (braille signs, visually
impaired)
18.What is the order of priorities for ADA barrier removal recommended
by the Department of Justice?: 1. Access for those with disabilities ("get
through the door")
2. Access to areas where programs and services are offered
3. Access to restrooms, drinking fountains, & telephone when facilities
are open
4. Every individual should have the ability to benefit from services
19.Customer expectations: Based on the image/reputation of the
agency, prior experiences with the agency, marketing/promotional
material related to the agency, and word-of-mouth feedback from
others
20.PRP must be aware of regulatory policies affecting the agency from
the following organizations (5): 1. OSHA
2. EPA
3. EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)
4. FDA
5. NLRB (National Labor Relations Board)
, 21.What are the minimum and maximum levels of maintenance
standards for Parks and Recreation?: Minimum level: Maintain area so
it is safe
Maximum level: Maximum occupant safety and comfort & a sensation o
well-being
22.Routine Maintenance: Preserve or improve the appearance of a
facility or equipment. Less frequent than housekeeping activities, vary
by season and user preference. May be completed on a fixed time
schedule- not urgent.
23.Examples of routine maintenance include...: Stripping/waxing floors,
paint- ing walls, cleaning fixtures, adjusting doors
24.Work order: a form memorandum requesting that specific
maintenance ser- vices be performed. Usually initiated by the PRP, on-
site maintenance workers, or facility users.
25.Landscaping maintenance can...W: enhance attractiveness, invite
users, channel traffic, contribute to safety, and disguise unattractive
areas. Landscaping should support, not dictate program efforts.
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