Park Quality Inspection

This checklist can be used to inspect the facilities in public parks to ensure good maintenance, gardening standards and public safety.

Park Quality Inspection



24 questions in 6 sectionsInteractive preview: try the answers

Section 1 of 6 · 2 questions

Concrete And Pathways

  1. Concrete pathways and curbs are in good condition (no excessive cracking or heaving, no significant damage or wear and tear)

  2. Trails and Pathways are properly maintained (pathways are clean - no trash or debris, no washout, no graffiti along walkway, etc.)

Section 2 of 6 · 2 questions

Irrigation

  1. Absence of obvious damage or leaking throughout the park (No flooding, pooling, or excessive water accumulation in the turf or surrounding grounds)

  2. Irrigation system is properly maintained and is providing good coverage (No dry spots, rings around heads, signs of "slow turn" or "no turn" irrigation heads, or excessively wet sidewalks or streets)

Section 3 of 6 · 8 questions

Park Facilities

  1. Shelter is clean and free of debris (no trash or graffiti, no tape or streamers)

  2. Shelter is properly maintained and in good condition (no excessive wear and tear, paint is in good condition, no obvious damage)

  3. Benches and Tables are properly maintained and in good condition

  4. Restrooms are clean and stocked

  5. Restrooms are properly maintained and in good condition (no excessive vandalism, graffiti, or damage to the vault or toilet)

  6. Courts are clean and free of debris (no pine needles or leafs, no trash)

  7. Courts are properly maintained and in good condition (nets and straps are in good condition, court surface has no excessive cracks or wear, etc.)

  8. Other park amenities are properly maintained and in good condition (drinking fountains, fences, signs, trash cans, BBQs, etc.)

Section 4 of 6 · 4 questions

Playground And Playground Surfacing

  1. Surface type (Fibar, PIP, gravel, sand, non-fibar wood chips, etc.)

  2. Surface is properly maintained and in good condition

  3. Surface is sufficiently raked and filled in

  4. Playground is properly maintained and in good condition (no obvious damage, wear and tear, or hazards and the equipment and surface is clean and free of debris)

Section 5 of 6 · 3 questions

Trees And Plant Material

  1. Trees are properly maintained and healthy (no excessive damage, brown or brittle leaves, no signs obvious signs of disease or poor health, no suckers)

  2. Shrubs and other plant material is properly maintained and healthy (no excessive damage, brown or brittle leaves, no signs obvious signs of disease or poor health)

  3. No excessive need for pruning, clearing, or removal of dead plant material

Section 6 of 6 · 5 questions

Turf And Grounds

  1. Absence of weeds in turf and surrounding grounds (mulch beds, playground, courts, etc.)

  2. Turf is in good condition (no excessive wear, brown spots, wet spots, no scalping, no ruts, etc.)

  3. Turf is properly maintained (grass is cut, has been edged recently, and is trimmed along fence lines, curbs and trees)

  4. Turf is clean and free of debris (no trash, pine needles, leafs, or other debris)

  5. Mulch/Planter beds are properly maintained and in good condition (bed is mulched, no excessive pruning needs, no dead plant material, washout, or excessive weeds, etc.)

Checklist by GoAudits. This checklist is an example: we do not guarantee compliance with the laws applicable to your territory or industry. Seek professional advice to adapt it to your workplace or jurisdiction.

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