11. While the park is under construction you need to fence it off. Which term below describes what you should calculate for your park to determine how much fencing to buy? Explain. Area Volume Perimeter Surface Area Angle Measure 12. Calculate how much fencing your park needs. (Remember to use the actual park measurements, not the scaled- down version!) Be sure to include the correct unit. amount of fencing needed: 13. You'll also need to lay sod (pre-grown grass that comes in squares) in your park. Which term below describes what you should calculate for your park to determine how much sod to buy? Explain. Area Volume Perimeter Surface Area Angle Measure 14. Calculate how much sod your park needs. (Remember to use the actual park measurements, not the scaled- down version!) Be sure to include the correct units. amount of sod needed: 15. The neighborhood adjacent to the park wants to plant a community vegetable garden. They want to create a U- shaped (or horseshoe shaped] raised garden bed, similar to this sample below. Notice that the two \"arms\" of the U are the same width, and all the corners are right angles. Choose dimensions for the garden bed. The aisle in the middle should be large enough for someone to walk down, and the total area should be more than 250 square feet but less than 350 square feet. Be sure to include units. Draw a scale drawing labeling all lengths, letting one square on the grid correspond to one square foot of the garden. Then find the area. Include units. Community Park Planning Student Work Document Page 4 of 6