; audit and examination. Sec. 111. Reports to Congress. Sec. 112. Definitions. Sec. 113. Regulations. Sec. 114. Authorization of appropriations. Title II—Secured loans and loan guarantees for parks and recreation infrastructure development Sec. 201. Purposes. Sec. 202. Authority to provide assistance. Sec. 203. Eligible entities. Sec. 204. Projects eligible for assistance. Sec. 205. Activities eligible for assistance. Sec. 206. Applications. Sec. 207. Determination of eligibility and project selection. Sec. 208. Secured loans and loan guarantees. Sec. 209. Program administration. Sec. 210. State and local permits. Sec. 211. Definitions. Sec. 212. Regulations. Sec. 213. Funding. Sec. 214. Report to Congress. I Community parks revitalization program 101. Findings The Congress finds the following: (1) Currently, over 80 percent of our Nation’s population lives in urban areas. (2) Economic competitiveness, which includes the ability to create jobs, stimulate growth, attract businesses, investment, tourism, and a highly skilled workforce, is closely related to the availability of fully functional park and recreation systems in America’s metropolitan areas. (3) According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, parks, beaches, and other recreational facilities contribute $730 billion per year to the U.S. economy, support nearly 6.5 million jobs, and contribute to cleaner air and water and higher property values. (4) Despite spending on parks at the State and local level, the acreage of parkland per resident in urban areas is declining due to rapid increases in population. (5) A lack of access to public parks and recreation areas and facilities, as well as deteriorating and unsafe play areas, leads to an increase in physical inactivity, which in turn contributes to higher rates of obesity. (6) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over the past 25 years, rates of obesity have more than tripled among adolescents ages 12 to 19 and doubled among adults ages 20 to 74 and children ages 6 to 11. (7)