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City of Orlando Master Plan

The link below will route you to the drop box folder containing City of Orlando Mater Plan PDF.


Click This Link to Go to Drop Box Folder


If anyone knows how to post the Multi-page PDF directly to this Blog please leave a comment and I will try to do that for everyone.

Thank you and Enjoy,

Research Maps for Parramore Community

Map showing the Density of people living in the Orlando Area

Credit to: Tony Laudani

Diagrams of different Aspects to the Community of Parramore

Credit to: Tony Laudani

Map showing the outline of Holden - Parramore

and the zip code divisions in the area of Downtown Orlando area

Parramore Community Self Portraits

This is a self portrait on the Rail Road Tracks that run through the community of Parramore

This self portrait is showing the community center that is located in in the community.

Emma's BBQ that is located behind me in this photo has been in the community for years and shows that it does not take a large business to succeed in the community

Orlando City Soccer Club: Out and About - Official Locations for Recreation

orlandocitysc.com

 

Updated Aug 26th, 2014

(ripped from http://orlandocitysc.com/fanzone/blog/index.html?article_id=1961. It's where I got the pic in my last post).

Highlighted text by me.

Out and About

Orlando City Foundation to Host Summer-Long Soccer Clinics for Children in Central Florida

07/16/2014 7:09 AM -

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando City Foundation (Foundation) is currently halfway through its free soccer clinics - which span the entire length of summer - for children in the Parramore district. The summer soccer clinics - which have been led by Foundation staff, Orlando City professionals and U23 players and guests from Orlando Health – focus on teaching the young attendees basic soccer techniques as well as insightful tips on how to stay healthy through proper exercise and nutrition.

Each week, the clinics take place at five different facilities across the Parramore district. The locations include the Howard Middle School, the New Image Youth Center, the Callahan Center, the Jackson Center and the Downtown Recreational Center.

Thus far, over 260 kids have participated in the two hour soccer sessions. During those two hours, Foundation staff, Orlando City professionals and U23 players, and Orlando Health guests engage the youngsters in an informative Q & A dialogue on developing and maintaining one’s holistic well-being. Following the talk, the instructors lead children through basic soccer training sessions, each spanning for about 30 minutes. At these stations, children learn how to dribble, pass and shoot through exciting and challenging drills. Finally, the youngsters are able put their skills to the test through scrimmages and other fun games.

Following each clinic, attendees receive an indestructible soccer ball and an Orlando City Soccer Club T-shirt. Additionally, the Foundation has donated to each participating site literature geared toward helping staff members properly run and maintain soccer programs throughout the year.

“Our main focus is promoting a healthy lifestyle for children,” said Director of Community Relations and Chair of Orlando City Foundation Kay Rawlins. “We want to start our initiatives in the heart of Parramore, which will hopefully start a trickle effect throughout Orlando. Preparing the children for the future is something that the whole city of Orlando should be involved in.”