Minutes 03/14/1975 PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD
MINUTES OF
March 14, 1975
The Collier County Parks and Recreation Board held its
regular monthly meeting March 14, 1975 at 9 :00 A.M. , Collier
County Courthouse, Building D, Naples , Florida. The following
members were present : John Lloyd, Curt Rindy, Elton Townsend
and Dan Breeden, Director of Parks and Recreation.
Curt Rindy made the motion to approve the minutes of
last month' s meeting , seconded by Elton Townsend and approved
unanimously.
The first item on the Agenda is the discussion on the
status of Bayview Park. Mr. Wafaa Assaad of the Planning Department
was available to present to the Board plans of the proposed
development of Bayview Park and to answer any questions . (Please
find attached Cost Estimate for the suggested improvements and
expansion of Bayview Park) The proposed development calls for
fishing pier, boat ramps , parking area, interior road, play
equipment , chickees , water supply, repair of existing facilities ,
survey, plans and misc. Mr. Townsend moved to accept the general
concept offered to the Board on Bayview Park. Motion was seconded
by Curt Rindy and approved unanimously.
The next item on the agenda is the Carver Complex. Steve
Smith had asked this item to be placed on the agenda and he was
not at the meeting and Mr. Breeden was not sure of what he had in
mind. It was decided to table the discussion of the Carver Complex
until Mr. Smith was able to attend the meeting.
Parks and Recreation Board Minutes
March 14, 1975
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Mr. Breeden presented to the Board an outline of the
activities of the Parks and Recreation Winter Programs (See
attached sheet) Mr. Breeden stated that he was very happy with
this progress and he hopes that it will continue.
Curt Rindy asked the Board if it would be possible to
put tennis courts at Gulf View Middle School . Mr. Breeden
replied that this area is too close to Cambier Park and it
would be more practical to space the courts farther apart.
There being no further business , the meeting adjourned
at 10 : 30 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Pat Cookson
Recording Secretary
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MEMORANDUM
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TO: Neno J. Spagna, Director of Community Development
FROM: Wafaa F. Assaad
DATE: February 20 , 1975 •
SUBJECT: Bayview Park
The Planning Department has investigated the existing Bayview
Park .site and the surrounding properties, and attached to. this
memorandum are generalized sketches showing the existing park
property and facilities along with the proposed areas of expan-- ,
sion. Also attached is a rough cost estimate based on current •
prices, and assuming normal construction conditions.
I would like also to mention that a complete site survey would
%. have to be conducted before we can develop a more accurate cost
estimate and detailed development plans .
(These cost estimates have not been broken down by year of
improvement, this will probably be done in next year's C.I .P. ) .
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FALL AND WINTER RECREATION PROGRAM REPORT
PROGRAM MONTHS OCTOBER THROUGH FEBRUARY
(1974-75)
Within the program months October through February the
Parks and Recreation Department conducted special interest
classes in golf, tennis and gun safety.
Tennis classes were conducted in beginning , intermediate,
and advanced stages with a total of 111 class hours and 272
students for the combined fall and winter months . The
instructor for this class was Anne Langley. The locations
for these classes were as follows : Golden Gate, Avalon and
Seagate Elementary schools .
Golf classes were conducted in the same stages as tennis
with 85 class hours and 821 students . The instructors for
these classes were golf pro' s Ray Hall, Bill Sowerwine, Irene
Bretzlaff and Assistant Parks and Recreation Director Rollie
R. Rice.
A new special interest class was introduced, gun safety with
15 class hours and 10 students .
In total special interest classes contained 200 class hours with
1 , 103 students .
Athletic programs were conducted in softball , and basketball
for men and women of all ages . All athletic with the exception
of girls basketball begin in January. The starting date
for girls basketball was in February. Courts or fields used
for the athletic program were located at the following places :
Avalon, Shadowlawn, Gulf View, Seagate , Golden Gate , Poinciana,
St.Anns , North Naples , East Naples , Pine Ridge, Everglades
and Tommie Barfield schools .
Men' s basketball consisted of 8 teams and 120 players in the
industrial league , 4 teams and 40 players for the 30 and over
league. This resulted in a total of 160 participants in men' s
basketball . Men' s softball had a total of 84 participants with
6 teams .
Women' s softball combined two divisions for 11 teams with 154
participants .
The Junior Pro basketball program was broken into two leagues ,
depending on ages 7 , 8 ,9 Pee Wee League and 10 , 11 , 12 Junior
Varsity League. This resulted in a total of 5 divisons , 29
teams and 330 participants .
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Girls basketball had a total of 5 teams with 60 participants .
Ground maintenance is a general term and primarily consists of
mowing, trimming and watering grass , pulling weeds , repair of
any facilities , such as buildings , sprinkler systems , fences ,
court surfaces . This was conducted as it was needed in the
following areas :
NORTH SOUTH INNOKALEE
North Naples Elem. Tommie Barfield South Park
Vanderbilt Beach Avalon Cemetary
Seagate Elem. Shadowlawn Lake Trafford
Poincianc Park Coconut Grove Park Health Center
Poincianc Elem Harbor Lane Park High School Baseball
Naples High School Tiger Tail Beach New Ball Diamond
Golden Gate School Isles of Capri Park Tennis Court (High Schoo
Golden Gate Park Courthouse Grounds Immokalee Park
Gulf View "Middle School Oil Well PArk
Scenic Drive Park
The Parks and Recreation Department is involved in Capital
Improvement projects in the following areas . These projects
are either completed or in advanced stages of completion and
are as follows :
Seagate - Completed lighted baseball field and constructed
two tennis courts .
Naples High School - Completed construction of four (4)
tennis courts .
Tommie Barfield - Completed construction of lighted ball field
started construction of two tennis courts .
Avalon Community Park - Completed two lighted tennis courts ,
three paddle tennis courts , one basketball court ,
and install well and pumphouse for irrigation.
Immokalee High School - Constructed two tennis courts and
building a lighted softball and baseball field.
Gulfview Middle School - Limerocked around basketball courts
and installed lights .
Shadowlawn School - Built practice baseball field.
Poinciana School - Built practice baseball field.
South Immokalee Park - Completed fencing of park, installed
equipment for two basketball courts and installed
tot lot equipment on playground.
Everglades City - Assisted in finishing two tennis courts and
donated light fixtures for night play.