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Minutes 03/25/1992 R Parks & Recreation Advisory Board ( PARAB ) _Minutes _March 25 , 1992 MINUTES COLLIER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD Golden Gate Community Park, Administrative Building Naples, Florida, 33942 Wednesday, March 25, 1992 PRESENT: Mr. Gil Mueller, Vice Chairman Mr. Timothy Blackford Mr. William Clendenon Ms. Geneva Till ABSENT: Ms. Cherryle Thomas, Chairman ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Murdo Smith, Acting Parks & Recreation Department Director Mr. Gary Franco, Parks Superintendent Ms. Mary Ellen Donner, Recreation Superintendent Ms. Ramona Daugs, Secretary II I. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 2:05 p.m. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Mr. William Clendenon motioned that the minutes for 26-Feb-1992 be accepted as presented. Ms. Geneva Till seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. IV. REQUESTS FOR DISCUSSION - SPECIFIC UPDATE ITEMS: Ms. Geneva Till requested that discussion of "Reorganization of Parks and Recreation Job Positions" be added to the New Business section of the meeting as item A. Mr. Gil Mueller requested that discussion of "User Fees" be added to the New Business section of the meeting as item B. Mr. Gil Mueller also requested that "Tigertail " be added to the New Business section of the meeting as item C. Mr. Murdo Smith requested that "Swimming only areas at Tigertail " be added to New Business/Presentations section of the meeting as item D. 1 V. NEW BUSINESS/PRESENTATIONS: A. Program Budget: This is a new budget format that the County is performing this year. Program Priority Budgeting is a modified zero base budget approach where the starting point is the base level of service rather than at zero. The base level of service would be what the County has to keep to maintain their assets. Each Department throughout the County must provide the budget office with a list of their Program Priorities. You should have received a priority sheet on which we ranked all of our Program Priorities. Staff went through the Program Priorities with PARAB. Ms. Geneva Till motioned to strongly recommend_to__the_ Board_ of County Commissioners that the Parks and Recreation Department maintain the current level of service, and it's further recommended to include in that level n mber si . • I - - . - . • a '• ' 1 ' 4 Mr. Timothy Blackford seconded, and the motion passed with a 4-0 vote. B. Bid For Picnic Tables - Immokalee Airport Park: Our Department placed out for bid, picnic tables. Southern Systems Inc. is the lowest responsive bidder, meeting specifications. Southern Systems Inc. bid $289.00 per picnic table. These tables will be located at Immokalee Airport Park. The total fiscal impact is $8,670. Staff is seeking PARAB's recommendation on the bid. The specifications were for Plastisol picnic tables. The Plastisol picnic table is metal wrapped in plastic. We have some of these tables in our parks and they really stand up well . Two other companies bid a lower price however, they bid on wooden tables. ,Mr. William Clendenon motioned to recommend to the Board of County 111111 1 - as •• a .. I . , 0 . 1 - 1 1 • . and Recreation Department's recommendation. Mr. Timothy Blackford seconded. and the motion passed with a 4-0 vote. C. Collier County School Board Bus Contract: This is the same contract our Department recommended last year. We've actually done this for about seven years running. Our Department enters into a contract with the School Board for use of school busses and drivers to transport our Program participants to various sites (i .e. beaches, sanctuary) . The basic face rate of the contract is $20.00 an hour including the driver for a school bus. Staff did a comparison with MBI tours. MBI Tours were $70 to $50 per hour, Arrow bus was $45.84 an hour, Sunline was $50 per hour, and Florida Tourlines was $50 an hour. Staff's recommendation is that the Parks and Recreation Department enter into a contract wilih_ the Collier Counts School Board for use of school busses as transportation for program participants. Ms. i;eneva Till motioned to recommend to the Board of County Commissioners to accept the contract as staff has recommended with the Collier County School Board. Mr. Gil Mueller seconded. and the motion passed with a 4-0 vote. 2 D. Swimming Only Areas at Tigertail Beach: Staff is seeking a recommendation from PARAB to recommend that the • . 1.8 •_..- • 1 . • 11 • 1 ' 1 . 1 1. 1 1 • 1 . 1 . O 1 1 . Florida Department of Natural Resources regarding the permit ' imn",acitesLatitgertail Beach, The Safe Swimming area will be located in the northern part of the beach. It's going to be roughly 30 to 50 feet wide and about 150 to 200 yards long. Basically what this means, is that we're going to construct a swimming area, only there will be no income related to the construction of this safe swimming area. However the other income of that park, the parking fees, and concessions fee will remain unchanged. So, basically we're saying that we will not produce income by constructing the swimming area. We will put some buoys out there to designate the safe swimming area. Mr. William Clendenon motioned to recommend to the BCC to accept staff's recommendation and to qo ahead with the construction of the Safe Swimming Area at Tigertail Beach. Ms. Geneva Till seconded, and the motion passed with a 4-0 vote. VI. REPORTS/UPDATES: A. Conklin Point Boat Ramp: there has been no change from the last monthly meeting. The designers are in the process of getting the final draft completed and they should be submitting it back to staff relatively soon. B. Registry Resort Proposal : As far as the date the the amendments will be presented to the BCC, that will be on 31-Mar-1992. The BCC will act on those amendments at that time. Mr. Gil Mueller advised the other Board members to tune in if this interests them further. This issue is one of the most important discussion, and certainly one that has generated the most interest of any that he can recall . Ms. Geneva Till commented, that as a member of the PARAB board and voting for this proposal , she wishes to reverse that decision at this time. She wished to say that her vote is no. Mr. William Clendenon commented that he is in favor of what the Registry is trying to do. He feels that County Government has a responsibility to not only the citizens, but to the business of the community too. He feels that the County Government should do anything they can to help the business in the community. Mr. Gil Mueller commented that it would be redundant to get into an in depth discussion on this issue. Mr. Gil Mueller also commented that there are now 10,000 people that have responded against this. He is personally convinced that the Registry will not succeed and would not be a bit surprised if they would withdraw their recommendation. C. Clam Pass Park Utilities: At the last meeting staff informed PARAB that the Office of Capital Projects was going to take this project to the City of Naples for an Interlocal Agreement to use City Water. The City has tentatively approved it, however another public hearing must take 3 place before any recommentation. That's where that stands now. D. Pools: Mr. Murdo Smith has a meeting with Mr. Thomas 011iff this Thursday, 26-Mar-1992, and Mr. Tom Conrecode of Capital Projects. We're going to go over some priorities in the 306 fund and getting the pool started again, as far as designing and construction. We're going to hopefully get it designed this year, and the Construction will start in the next fiscal year. E. Vanderbilt Beach Accesses & Parking: Mr. Murdo Smith had a pre-construction meeting this morning with the office of Capital Projects. The Board has awarded a bid to do the Dune Crossover to Garland and Garland at Vanderbilt Beach. Construction will be starting 1-Apr-1992. The cost is about $16,000. The landscape will be in a separate phase. We're finalizing the design plans right now for the cul-de-sac, once we get the final drawings ok'd by everyone, we'll submit them to the state for a modification to the permit and once the approval is given our department will start the landscaping. The landscaping design has been approved by the Board, so it will be going out for bid soon. F. Community Centers: As you know, the three Community Centers are constructed. Two of them have already opened to the public and the third one which is the Immokalee Community Center will be open on April 2 at 10:00 a.m. G. Soccer Fields: As you know, we're still working with the Vineyards and the School Board to construct the three new soccer fields at that facility. We've submitted a plan to the Vineyards for their review. Hopefully the Vineyards will approve it, and we'll be able to construct soccer fields out there in the near future. We're looking to put it out for bit hopefully by 15-Apr-1992. We're supposed to have the fields playable by 1-Sep-1992. H. 951 Boat Ramp Parking: Staff has no new comments since the last monthly meeting. I. Collier Bonita Beach Park Project: As you know, the Board decided not to enter into an agreement with Lee County Parks Department to build the joint park. However, our department received a grant for construction of a Boardwalk, landscaping, drainage, and parking lot improvements. The bids have been awarded by the BCC in two phases. The Boardwalk was awarded to Garland and Garland for $25,000 and the Landscaping was awarded to McGovern Construction in the amount of $22,000. Again, the Boardwalk, which goes from the parking lot to the beach will probably be started around 15-Apr-1992. Or 4 J. Barefoot Beach Preserve: Staff gave an update of the construction of the Bath House and Dune restoration. K. Immokalee Park Bathrooms: When the Amphitheater is renovated, our Department will install the Handicapped walkway at that time. L. Collier County Racquet Club: Staff had nothing new to report since the last monthly meeting. M. Veterans Community Park Sign Change: Our Department has sent a memo requesting the Veterans office to contact the JC's to see if they could look at the possibility of supplying some funds to change the names of the signs. VII. NEW BUSINESS: A. Twenty Year Proclamation: The Board of County Commissioners presented our Department with a Proclamation on 3-Mar-1992 for twenty years of service. The first Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, Dan Breeden and the Second Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, Rollie Rice were in attendance and were presented plaques by the Board. B. Reorganization of Parks and Recreation Positions: Ms. Geneva Till expressed her concerns about the positions being cut from the budget, and that they should not be terminated. She requested The Board of Commissioners to reconsider these positions, unless these people are given another position in the County's Recreation Department under this reorganization. Mr. Murdo Smith commented that the three positions will be eliminated as of October 1, 1992. The Department has some vacant positions which those people could fill if the BCC wishes to open up those positions. At the present time, the BCC hasn't opened up those positions. Also, those people would also have to be recommended to fill those opened positions. Staff believes that the BCC will be bringing it back up again for another discussion. Those positions that are vacant are frozen, meaning they can't be filled until the freeze is lifted. Ms. Geneva Till commented that we shouldn't cut back, in especially key people in the Parks and Recreation Department. C. User Fees: Our Department has received an internal audit and some recommendations as far as fees have been made. Our Department will keep PARAB abrest of the results. D. Tigertail : Mr. Gil Mueller had a couple of questions concerning the Park Ranger that is going to be paid by the Renourishment group. Mr. Mueller commented that a Park Ranger is vital to that area and we probably get more tourists there than any other beach park. It concerns him that if this Ranger is going to be monitoring Turtle 5 eggs, etc. that it will distract him from his basic duty of what the Rangers are all about. Mr. Murdo Smith commented that if there is a need to add and additional Ranger at certain times of the year, that we will have additional Rangers where needed as with any other park. This additional Ranger will give our Department a total of five full and two part time Rangers. They cover all of the County facilities. The yearly Ranger contract will be for the entire beach of Marco, but the Ranger will work for Parks & Recreation. E. Easter Bunny Bash: Ms. Mary Ellen Donner commented that our Annual Easter event will held at the Golden Gate Community Park, Saturday, April 18, 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. F. Collier County Government Day: Ms. Mary Ellen Donner commented that the Collier County Government Day, will be held on Saturday, April 11, from 11 :00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. It will actually be held at the Museum at the Courthouse Complex. G. Next PARAB Meeting: The next PARAB Meeting will be held in Immokalee at the new Immokalee Community Park Community Center, on Wednesday, April 22, at 2:00 p.m. VIII. ADJOURNMENT: Mr. William Clendenon motioned to adjourn the meeting at 4:20 p.m. Mr. Gil Mueller seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. MS:rtd:004258 15-Apr-1992 Wed 09:52 6 (Long Version) MINUTES COLLIER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD Golden Gate Community Park, Administrative Building Naples, Florida, 33942 Wednesday, March 25, 1992 PRESENT: Mr. Gil Mueller, Vice Chairman Mr. Timothy Blackford Mr. William Clendenon Ms. Geneva Till ABSENT: Ms. Cherryle Thomas, Chairman ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Murdo Smith, Acting Parks & Recreation Department Director Mr. Gary Franco, Parks Superintendent Ms. Mary Ellen Donner, Recreation Superintendent Ms. Ramona Daugs, Secretary II I. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 2:05 p.m. II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Mr. William Clendenon motioned that the minutes for 26-Feb-1992 be accepted as presented. Ms. Geneva Till seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. IV. REQUESTS FOR DISCUSSION - SPECIFIC UPDATE ITEMS: Ms. Geneva Till requested that discussion of "Reorganization of Parks and Recreation Job Positions" be added to the New Business section of the minutes as item A. Mr. Gil Mueller requested that discussion of "User Fees" be added to the New Business section of the minutes as item B. Mr. Gil Mueller also requested that "Tigertail " be added to the New Business section of the minutes as item C. Mr. Murdo Smith requested that "Swimming only areas at Tigertail " be added to New Business/Presentations section of the minutes as item D. IC: 1 V. NEW BUSINESS/PRESENTATIONS: A. Program Budget: This is a new budget format that the County is performing this year. Program Priority Budgeting is a modified zero base budget approach where the starting point is the base level of service rather than at zero. The base level of service would be what the County has to keep to maintain their assets. Each Department throughout the County had to provide the budget office with a list of their Program Priorities. You should have received a priority sheet which we had ranked all of our Program Priorities. Staff went through a listing with the PARAB members so they know what our department has in each level of service. There is a backup of about 13 pages that is available at the PARAB members request. (see attachment A) Ms. Geneva Till motioned to strongly recommend to the Board of County Commissioners that the Parks and Recreation Department maintain the current level of service, and it's further recommended to include in that level number six (Recreation Level 2) be kept as a high priority. Mr. Timothy Blackford seconded, and the motion passed with a 3-0 vote. B. Bid For Picnic Tables - Immokalee Airport Park: We had put it out for bid, and the low bidder is Southern Systems Inc. at $289.00 per picnic table. These tables will be located at Immokalee Airport Park. The total fiscal impact is $8,670. Staff was seeking PARAB' s recommendation on how to proceed. We had specked out Plastisol picnic tables. The Plastisol picnic table is a corrugated picnic table wrapped in plastic. It' s metal wrapped in plastic. We have had some of those in our park and they really stand up pretty good. The two other low bidders bid on wooden picnic tables. Mr. William Clendenon motioned to recommend to the Board of County Commissioners that the bid be awarded in accordance with the Parks and Recreation Department's recommendation. Mr. Timothy Blackford seconded, and the motion passed with a 3-0 vote. C. Collier County School Board Bus Contract: This is basically the same as what our Department did last year. We've actually done this for about seven years running. We we basically do is enter into a contract with the School Board for usage of their busses and their drivers to transport our Program participants be it Summer Campers, Adults, etc. Their two options. We can pay for the bus and the driver, or we can pay just for the bus. Staff recommended that we go with both options (i .e. In Everglades last year we had the opportunity to hire somebody that was actually a bus driver which would have been a little less expensive) . The basic face rate of the contract is $20.00 an hour including the driver for a school bus. Staff did a comparison with NBI tours. They were $70 to $50 per hour, Arrow bus was $45.84 an hour, Sunline was $50 per hour, and Florida Tourlines was $50 an hour. Sunline is a nice bus with big high chairs and bathrooms in the back and that kind of stuff. Then there is a per mile charge if we're just going to be using a bus. We can pay $1 .05 per mile if we have a bus driver who is Collier County School Board Cv approved. It' s very rare that we do hire somebody who is a bus 2 driver, but they might be running one of our Programs and all . Last year the processing fee to become a Chauffeur to for the school is extremely expensive, about $500 per person. Staff' s recommendation is that the Parks and Recreation Department go with the Collier County School Board, enter into the contract at $20.00 and hour and administrative charge of $10.00 a day, and labor if needed, and option B being if we do have a bus driver to go per mile. Ms. Geneva Till motioned to recommend to the Board of County Commissioners to accept the contract as staff has recommended with the Collier County School Board. Mr. Gil Mueller seconded, and the motion passed with a 3-0 vote. D. Swimming Only Areas at Tigertail Beach: Staff is seeking a recommendation from PARAB to recommend to the BCC to approve and authorize the Chairman to sign an affidavit with the Florida Department of Natural Resources for a permit application relative to a safe swimming area located at Tigertail Beach. The Safe Swimming area will be located in the northern part of the beach. It' s going to be roughly 30 to 50 feet wide and about 150 to 200 yards long. This affidavit states that it' s a non-income affidavit. Basically what that means, is that we're going to construct a swimming area. It's going to be specific and explicit in it' s nature, you can only swim in that area. You can not para-sail , and you can not for hire, run catamarans, etc. So there will be no income related to the construction of this safe swimming area. However the other income of that park, the parking fees, and concessions fee will remain unchanged. So, basically we're saying that we will not produce income by constructing the swimming area. We will put some buoys out there to designate the safe swimming area. Mr. William Clendenon motioned to recommend to the BCC to accept staff's recommendation and to go ahead with the construction of the Safe Swimming Area at Tigertail Beach. Ms. Geneva Till seconded, and the motion passed with a 3-0 vote. VI. REPORTS/UPDATES: A. Conklin Point Boat Ramp: there has been no change from the last monthly meeting. The designers are in the process of getting the final draft completed and they should be submitting it back to staff relatively soon. B. Registry Resort Proposal : As far as the date the the amendments will be presented to the BCC, that will be on 31-Mar-1992. The BCC will act on those amendments at that time. Mr. Gil Mueller advised the other Board members to tune in if this interests them further. That this is one of the most important discussion, and certainly one that has generated the most interest of any that he can recall . Ms. Geneva Till commented, that as a member of the PARAB board and voting for this proposal , she wishes to reverse that decision at this time. She wished to say that her vote is no. Mr. William Clendenon commented that he is in favor of what the Registry is trying to do. He feels that County Government has a responsibility to not only the 3 citizens, but to the business of the community too. He feels that the County Government should do anything they can to help the business in the community. He also feels that a very minority group is raising this big smoke screen. Mr. Gil Mueller commented that it would be redundant to get into an in depth discussion on this. That's their points are well taken, however it's after the fact. Mr. Gil Mueller also commented that there are now 10,000 people that have responded against this. He is personally convinced that the Registry will not succeed and would not be a bit surprised if they would withdraw their recommendation. We will see on the 31st. Mr. Gil Mueller commented that it bothers him that the Registry continues give priority to its guests, to take them out to the beach in the trams. They will let the public stand there and wait until they take their guests out, and then if there' s room, they will take the public out. He thinks that's not according to the contract we have with them, and that something should be done about it. That this incidentally comes from personal experience last week. That he is going to go on record with the County Manager in that respect, because he feels the Registry has no right to do that. Mr. William Clendenon commented that he lives in Park Shore, and Clam Pass happens to be his favorite beach. He can't recall a single time that he's had to wait, other then waiting for the next tram. C. Clam Pass Park Utilities: At the last meeting staff informed PARAB that the Office of Capital Projects was going to take this project to the City of Naples for an Interlocal Agreement to use the City Water. The City has approved it, but they have another public hearing that they have to go through to issue that approval . That's where that stands now. Mr. William Clendenon commented that he heard the City Manager when he was interviewed on WNOG, that the City Manager said that they did not have a reason to refuse the request and also that if a request is made they're obligated to provide it. D. Pools: Mr. Murdo Smith has a meeting with Mr. Thomas 011iff this Thursday, 26-Mar-1992, and Mr. Tom Conrecode of Capital Projects. We're going to go over some priorities in the 306 fund and come up with getting the pool started again, as far as designing and construction and so forth. We're going to hopefully get it designed this year, and the Construction will start in the next fiscal year. E. Vanderbilt Beach Accesses & Parking: Mr. Murdo Smith had a pre-construction meeting this morning with the office of Capital Projects. The Board has awarded a bid to do the Dune Crossover to Garland and Garland at Vanderbilt Beach. He will be starting 1-Apr-1992 to do the boardwalk out there. The is about $16,000. The boardwalk is about 60 to 70 feet long. 4 The landscape will be in a separate phase. We're finalizing the design plans right now for the cul-de-sac, once we get the final drawings ok'd by everyone, we'll submit them to the state for a modification for a permit to start the landscaping procedures out there. Right now the only landscaping that's going to be in the dune crossover, is the replanting of some sea oats. The landscaping has been approved by the Board, so we'll be putting it out for bid soon. F. Community Centers: As you know, the three Community Centers are constructed. Two of them have already opened to the public and the third one which is the Immokalee Community Center will be open on April 2 at 10:00 a.m. G. Soccer Fields: As you know, we're still working with the Vineyards and the School Board to construct the three new soccer fields at that facility. We've submitted a plan to the Vineyards for their review. Hopefully the Vineyards will approve it, and we'll be able to construct soccer fields out there in the near future. We're looking to put it out for bit hopefully by 15-Apr-1992. We're supposed to have them playable by 1-Sep-1992. H. 951 Boat Ramp Parking: Staff has no new comments since the last monthly meeting. I. Collier Bonita Beach Park Project: As you know, the Board decided not to go into an agreement with Lee County Parks Department to build the joint park. However, we had a grant and some money that we had to use as construction of a Boardwalk, landscaping, drainage, and parking lot. The bids have been awarded by the BCC in two phases. The Boardwalk was awarded to Garland and Garland for $25,000 and the Landscaping was awarded to McGovern Construction in the amount of $22,000. Again, the Boardwalk, which goes from the parking lot to the beach will probably be started around 15-Apr-1992. J. Barefoot Beach Preserve: They've got the first level complete. They're up to the concrete slab and the floor now. They've been doing some of the pluming work. The Handicapped ramp is almost complete. We had a construction meeting up there last week and they're proceeding right along with that. They're supposed to start putting some pilings in for the other boardwalks. Also we're in the process of relocating some gopher tortoises so that we can start the Dune Restoration project. K. Immokalee Park Bathrooms: When the Amphitheater is renovated, we will put the Handicapped walkway in at that time. L. Collier County Racquet Club: Staff had nothing new to report since the last monthly meeting. 5 M. Veterans Community Park Sign Change: We have sent a memo requesting the Veterans office to contact the JC's to see if they could look at the possibility of supplying some funds to change the names of the signs. VII. NEW BUSINESS: A. Twenty Year Proclamation: The Board of County Commissioners presented us with a Proclamation on March 3. We had the original Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, Dan Breeden and the Second Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, Rollie Rice in attendance and they were presented the plaques by the Board. B. Reorganization of Parks and Recreation Positions: Ms. Geneva Till expressed her concerns about the positions being cut from the budget, and that they should not be terminated. She requested staff to reconsider these positions, unless these people are given another position in the County's Recreation Department under this reorganization. Mr. Murdo Smith commented that the current position is that the three positions will be eliminated as of October 1, 1992. The Department has some vacant positions which those people could fill if the BCC wishes to open up those positions. At the present time, the BCC hasn't opened up those positions. Also, those people would also have to be recommended to fill those opened positions. Staff believes that the BCC will be bringing it back up again for another discussion. The County Manager puts things like this on the BCC's agenda. Those positions that are vacant are frozen, meaning they can't be filled until the freeze is lifted. Ms. Geneva Till commented that we shouldn't cut back, in especially key people in the Parks and Recreation Department. C. User Fees: We've had our internal auditing come through, and he's made some recommendations as far as fees that go back to the Board of County Commissioners and what we will have to come up with is basically and ordinance to go before the Board so that we can address fees in the next few weeks. It will probably be a month or so, and we'll be bringing that back to you in the form of an ordinance form your review. Probably next PARAB meeting we'll have something for you. D. Tigertail : Mr. Gil Mueller had a couple of questions concerning the Park Ranger that is going to be paid by the Renourishment group. Mr. Mueller commented that a Park Ranger is vital to that area and we probably get more tourists there than any other beach park. It concerns him that if this Ranger is going to be monitoring Turtle eggs, etc. that it will distract him from his basic duty of what the Rangers are all about. Mr. Murdo Smith commented that if there is a need to add and additional Ranger at certain times of the year, that we will have additional Rangers there when needed as with any other park. That the Ranger availability there will be 6 enhanced there, because there will be our Rangers a Ranger full time on Marco Island, who will be help in support. That will give us a total of five full and two part time Rangers. They cover all of the County facilities. The yearly Ranger contract will be for the entire beach of Marco, but the Ranger will work for Parks & Recreation. E. Easter Bunny Bash: Ms. Mary Ellen Donner commented that our Annual Easter event will held at the Golden Gate Community Park, Saturday, April 18, 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. F. Collier County Government Day: Ms. Mary Ellen Donner commented that the Collier County Government Day, will be held on Saturday, April 11, from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. It will actually be held at the Museum at the Courthouse Complex. G. Next PARAB Meeting: The next PARAB Meeting will be held in Immokalee at the new Immokalee Community Park Community Center, on Wednesday, April 22, at 2:00 p.m. VIII. ADJOURNMENT: Mr. William Clendenon motioned to adjourn the meeting at 4:20 p.m. Mr. Gil Mueller seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. MS:rtd:004258 01-Apr-1992 Wed 10: 19 7