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AGENDA
SEPTEMBER 17, 1987
The Parks and Recration Advisory Board meeting will be held on
Thursday, September 17, 1987 at 9: 00 a. m. on the third floor of
Building F < rear of boardroom) of the Collier County Courthouse.
0 Call meeting to order
L_./ Approval of minutes of August 20, 1987
( III. Additional items if necessary
IIV) Old Business
1) Status report: East Naples Community Park status
B. Status report: Admin Building
Status report : Staffing of Community Park Coordinatorsa
and Assistant Community Park Coordinato s9at parks.
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New Business
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CA) Discussion of utilization of $100, 000 per park' (,/�l gh� .�-r�f0 /s
C Football Field at Immokalee Community Park) .._i6✓ i490A',a/'ms
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Discussion/update of Tigerta i l Concession Bid r dry/l • i'
C Approval to submit bid on vending machines throughout
County where appropriate
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D. Discuss ion of Article IV, Use of County Parks, Section
24-60, Prohibited Acts, Item J.
4. Distribution of tabloid and park brochure
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/7-G. Distribution of approved Collier County Parks and
Recreation Department Facilities and Outdoor Areas
-- Rental policy
VI. Adjournment
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August 20 , 1987
LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Parks & Recreation Advisory
Board met on this date at 9 : 00 A.M. in Building "F" of the
Courthouse Complex, East Naples, Florida, with the following mem-
bers present:
CHAIRMAN: Dan Monaco (Arr . 9 : 15 A.M. )
Charles Stevens
Scott McQuillin
Fred Thomas
ABSENT: Ron Burton
ALSO PRESENT: Maureen Kenyon, Deputy Clerk; Clifford
Crawford, Parks & Recreation Director; Murdo Smith, Parks &
Recreation Supervisor ; and Dan Loubier , Parks & Recreation
Superintendent.
AGENDA
I . Call Meeting to Order
II . Approval of Minutes - July 16, 1987 -
III . Additional items if necessary
IV. Old Business
A. Status Report: East Naples Community Park status
B. Status Report: Admin. Building
C. Approval of new comprehensive plan
v. New Business
A. Award Bid #87-1145 Park Entrance Signs
B. Renewal of Ground Maintenance Contract
C. Award Bid #87-1148 Play Structure
D. Award Bid #87-1128 Tractors and Gang Mowers
E. Discussion of additional soccer fields
VI . Adjournment
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MINUTES OF JULY 16, 1987 - APPROVED AS PRESENTED
Mr. McQuillin moved, seconded by Mr. Thomas and carried 3/0,
(Mr. Monaco absent at this time) , that the minutes of July 16,
1987, be approved as presented.
ADDITION TO AGENDA - CHANGE ORDER #5 FOR THE PARKS & RECREATION
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING - APPROVED
Mr . Loubier stated that this is an addition to the agenda for
Change Order #5 for the Parks & Recreation Administrative
Building.
Mr . Boyce, Parks Construction Manager , stated that the change
order in part accommodates some of the work that was necessary
when the building was expanded an additional 1, 000 square feet.
He noted that the vinyl tile flooring was not included in the
original contract, nor were the mini blinds or the security
system. He noted that a system will be wired to all the openings
in the building similar to the maintenance buildings at the three
parks that have recently been completed .
Mr. Thomas moved, seconded by Mr. McQuillin and carried 3/0,
(Mr. Monaco not present at this time) , that Change Order #5 for
the Parks & Recreation Administrative Building be approved.
***** Mr . Monaco arrived at the meeting at this time. *****
STATUS OF E. NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK
Mr . Boyce stated that he is putting together a construction
schedule and getting plans and specifications completed. He
noted that the clearing and earthwork contract should be ready
for advertisement in September , bids to be opened in October ,
contracts awarded in November and construction start in December .
He stated that this would consist of clearing, earthwork, demoli-
tion of existing facilities, excavation of the wetlands, excava-
tion of the large lake, and the installation of the underground
storm drainage system, the hard pipes and catch basins, as well
as the potable water system. He noted that he wants all the
underground work completed so that the second contract that is to
be awarded should be done two months after the first one and those
systems will serve the construction. He noted that in addition
to the buildings , there may be one additional contract for roads
and parking lots, but at the current time they are thinking about
buildings and road and parking lots to avoid interference
problems . He noted that in any event, ground will be broken in
December and the entire park finished in 12 months so that the
park will be open in December, 1988 .
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STATUS REPORT ON ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
Mr . Boyce stated that the status has not changed since last
month except that Florida Power & Light managed to slip one week
in their performance and that has reflected in a one week delay
in the schedule for the administration building, but they will
still be at least 3 weeks early on it. He noted that they are
still within the budget and it is anticipated that the things
that Parks & Recreation are going to do will fall into place
nicely. He indicated that the carpeting for the front end will
go in immediately after labor day weekend, followed by telephones
and cable TV. He noted that the building should be ready for
occupancy the weekend after labor day.
LEVELS OF SERVICE AND FUNDING FOR SAME FOR PARKS & RECREATION
ELEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - APPROVED
Mr Loubier stated that the State has mandated that all coun-
ties must submit and abide by this plan next year . He noted that
the Citizens Advisory Committee has issued a report and the staff
and growth management staff contributed to research work and
determining standards. He noted that the sub-committee made
recommendations to the Planning Commission about three weeks ago
but they did not take any action on this part of the report. He
noted that when it was presented to the Board of County
Commissioners as an informational item, there was no discussion.
He stated that he is asking the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
to approve the levels of service and funding. He noted that the
report is asking for $20 million over the next five years, adding
that $13 million of this money is to play catch-up and the other
$7 million is for the future five years .
Mr . Thomas questioned the funding of the boat registration,
to which Mr . Loubier stated that there is a Florida Boating
Improvement Program that is in place and was established through
the State of Florida . He stated that monies are generated
through County and City residents that register their boats in
the County, adding that a portion of that money is given to the
State for the Manatee Protection Program and the balance of the
money is placed in a trust fund at the State level and when the
County decides what projects they want, they have to apply for
the money. He noted that the Board of County Commissioners has
approved the new boat registration fees which is an additional 50%
that has been added to the current boater registration fees. He
noted that this money will be held in Collier County and will be
administered through the County Tax Collector. He noted that
this money will generate approximately $60 , 000 in addition to the
$60 , 000 that is being collected through the Florida Boating
Improvement Program. He indicated that the money will be used to
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construct boat ramps , dredging, channel markers , and renovations
of existing boat ramps . He stated that he is looking for appro-
val of the facilities that are listed in the packet that was pre-
sented to the Parks & Recreation members .
Mr . Thomas stated that the list in the package includes six
community parks over a five year period with Fleischmann park
being the model. He noted that there are additional special
items and questioned what is planned for Immokalee from the spe-
cial items, to which Mr . Loubier stated that they plan on putting
additional boat ramps in Immokalee, possibly one on Lake
Trafford.
Mr . Loubier stated that they also plan on developing Phase II
of the community park in Immokalee which includes football field,
swimming pool, community center , another softball field and pic-
nic pavilions.
In answer to Mr . Stevens , Mr . Loubier stated that there are
two football fields now and the dollar amount in the package
represents lighting the existing football fields and building
four lighted football fields .
Mr . Loubier stated that in the next five years , they are also
looking at purchasing regional park land, adding that they are
trying to centralize it within Collier County so that there would
be equal driving distance all over the county and it appears that
Immokalee Road would be the best location.
Mr . McQuillin stated that there have been concerns raised
about having a group of soccer fields together in one spot than
having them spread out all over the Collier County and questioned
what the plans are in regards to this , to which Mr . Loubier
stated that the regional park will answer a lot of questions when
it is developed, adding that there is property that will be
coming on line through land dedication at the Vineyards which may
house that type of facility.
Mr . Loubier stated that when the parks were developed there
was a concept of providing something different for each park, but
this was not upheld because the citizens wanted a little of
something in each one of the parks and they felt that eventually
there could be cluster parks .
Mr . Richard Locker of Naples Optimist Club stated that they
are asking that there be a soccer location in one particular
area . He noted that it is imperative that all their fields be in
one location. He noted that they also have a lunch wagon that
helps raise money for the Optimist Club and supports soccer as
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well as all their other locations. He noted that they have
1, 400 players now and in five years , they will have 2 , 000 players .
He stated that the County needs to look for a site now.
Mr . Loubier stated that the advantage of this plan is that
when the County determines that four additional soccer fields are
needed, they can be built. He noted that once the plan is
approved they will not have any problem building the needs,
adding that this plan can also be amended.
Mr . Peter Miles, President of Naples Youth Soccer stated that
they run programs 11 months a year . He noted that they have a
very active program and they have been on the road a lot and seen
a lot of the other facilities. He indicated that in the five
months that they ran their program in the spring, they raised
over $30 , 000 from individual contributions. He stated that they
would be willing to work with the County to develop a complex if
it is at all possible.
Mr . Thomas stated that it appears that the recommendation is
to have four soccer fields and to have them as close as possible.
Mr . Locker stated that he would like to see a location where
there would be enough room to build 8 more soccer fields, adding
that maybe a couple of those fields could be put in with private
funding.
Mr. Thomas moved, seconded by Mr. Stevens, that the plan for
the Parks & Recreation Element of the Growth Management Plan for
the 6 communities parks using Fleischmann as a model with the spe-
cialized facilities be approved.
In answer to Mr . McQuillin, Mr . Loubier stated that they are
asking for Phase II completion of the five community parks and to
build one additional community park in totality. He noted that
this plan is a concept only and the County is not committed to
the facilities that are in the plan. He noted that what is being
approved is the dollar amount and the level of standards .
Parks & Recreation Director Crawford stated that the original
plan was based on various needs within the communities . He
stated that clustering of the facilities is a special purpose
park and is included in this plan. He noted that the level of service
standards that are recommended as based on the population and other
criteria. He noted that if the population criteria does not meet the
standard, it simply means that when the population is there that faci-
lity will be built. He noted that there will be a regional park sup-
ported by special purpose and/or community park systems .
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Mr . Thomas stated that this is only a dollar figure that is being
approved and the plan is simply a concept.
Mr . Crawford stated that what is being approved is levels of ser-
vice for types of facilities but not site specific facilities.
Mr . Loubier stated that the plan is what is being approved, the
number of facilities and associated costs for those facilities which
is actually $19 , 199 , 000 over a five year period of time.
Upon call for the question, the motion carried 4/0.
BID #87-1145 PARK ENTRANCE SIGNS - RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
Mr . Murdo Smith stated that he placed out for bid five signs to be
located throughout the County, adding that one will be installed at
Tigertail Beach, Lely Barefoot Beach, North Naples Community Park
entrance sign, Aaron Lutz Community Park, and Clam Pass Park. He
noted that bids were received August 5 , 1987, and there were four bid-
ders. He stated that he is recommending that Signs of Naples in the
amount of $9 , 566 be awarded the bid as they were the low bidder .
Mr. Thomas moved, seconded by Mr. McQuillin and carried unani-
mously, that Bid #87-1145 for Park Entrance Signs be awarded to Signs
of Naples in the amount of $9,566.
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CONTRACT TO GOODWIN LAWN CARE - RECOMMENDED FOR
APPROVAL
Mr . Smith stated that this is an annual contract for mowing, fer-
tilizing, and pruning for all Courthouse facilities . He noted that
this also includes the Marco Library, Marco Substation for the
Sheriff ' s Department, the libraries at the central branch in the City
of Naples and North Naples, and Golden Gate. He noted that there was
a renewal clause in his contract and stipulations that indicated as
the areas of the courthouse grounds became landscaped such as the
museum, Building "W" and other areas , he would negotiate for addi-
tional fees to do this work. He noted that the addition for the
museum was $250 . 00 per month. He stated that he talked with the
contractor and asked him to include the whole price for the complex
for next year , including the newly landscaped areas , and he indicated
that for another $250 . 00 per month he would continue his contract for
the whole complex. He noted that he is recommending that his contract
be renewed for another year at $3 , 800 per month for all the areas. He
stated that he would also like to request that this contractor perform
some other maintenance at different beach access points, adding that
with the amount of crews that Parks & Recreation has, they are having
a hard time keeping up with the community park work and the other
smaller parks . He noted that the lawn could be mowed at the beach
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access and then Parks & Recreation would continue to pick up the
trash, adding that he would be performing the same scope of work as he
does at the courthouse complex at the beach accesses for an additional
of $6 , 600 per year which would make the total contract for the year
$52, 200 .
Mr. McQuillin moved, seconded by Mr. Thomas and carried unani-
mously, that the grounds maintenance contract to Goodwin Lawn care be
recommended for approval in the amount of $52,200 per year.
BID #87-1148 PLAY STRUCTURE - RECOMMENDED TO BE AWARDED TO SITE FORMS
OF FLORIDA
Mr . Smith stated that this bid is for a play structure for
Tigertail Beach and bids were opened on August 5 , 1987. He noted that
invitations were sent to 59 vendors and there were 19 responses and 12
of them were a "no bid" .
Mr . Boyce stated that he is recommending that this one be awarded
to a non-low bidder because of the timber forms that were selected.
He noted that 10 units have been previously purchased and the current
bid is to buy an additional one for Tigertail Park. He noted that
they would like to continue with the same type of play structure. He
noted that timberform or equal value was described in the specs . He
stated that some of the bids are equal and of less cost, but they are
not the same wood. He indicated that some of them are redwood,
southern pine and douglas fir , adding that they are all different
hardware. He indicated that the pine is a lesser wood and
deteriorates faster and had to be removed from Tigertail because
it failed and there was a safety factor involved. He noted that
they would like to stay with the douglas fir and recommend that
the bid be awarded to Site Forms of Florida .
Mr. Thomas moved, seconded by Mr. Stevens, and carried unani-
mously, that Bid #87-1148 for a play structure be awarded to Site
Forms of Florida in the amount of $8,025.
BID #87-1128 TRACTORS AND GANG MOWERS - RECOMMENDED TO BE AWARDED
TO NAPLES RENTAL AND DEBRA TRACTOR
Mr . Smith stated that this bid was for two tractors and gang
mowers, adding that the bids were received and opened on July 13 ,
1987. He stated that 20 vendors were sent bid invitations and 6
submitted responses, adding that he is recommending that Naples
Rental receive the award for the two tractors and DeBra Tractors
receive the award for the two 3-reel gang mowers. He noted that
DeBra did not have any of the attachments that were asked for
which is why it is not being recommended that they receive the
award for the tractors. He noted that the attachments were a
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front bucket loader and backblade and the lowest bid with the
attachments was Naples Rental .
Mr. McQuillin moved, seconded by Mr. Stevens and carried una-
nimously, that Bid #87-1128 be awarded to Naples Rental for two
tractors in the total amount of $21,321. 64 and DeBra Tractor for
two 3-reel gang mowers in the total amount of $8,422 . 44.
DISCUSSION OF ADDITIONAL SOCCER FIELDS
Chairman Monaco indicated that this item was previously
handled under the approval of the comprehensive plan.
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr . Thomas questioned what has happened with regards to the
concession at Tigertail, to which Mr . Crawford stated that the
concessionaire ' s contract expired August 14 , 1987, and they have
gone out to bid on that. He noted that some major renovations
have been completed in terms of the specifications . He noted
that three different options are being provided; beach related
operations, food concession operations, and water related opera-
tions . He noted that in the interim, they are doing about
$40 , 000 of renovation work at Tigertail which consists of new
signage, the restroom facilities, and picnic facilities . He
noted that to date, there has been 42 bid proposals that have
been sent out which indicates a lot of interest.
Mr . Thomas questioned if a copy of the revised policies and
procedures would be sent to the members , to which Mr . Crawford
replied affirmatively, adding that this was approved by the Board
of County Commissioners and the only difference was the insurance
issue which was to eliminate those insurance requirements for
activities that do not have a great deal of risk.
There being no further business to come before the Parks &
Recreation Advisory Board, the meeting was adjourned by Order of the
Chair - Time: 10 : 45 A.M.
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Dan Monaco, Chairman
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E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y
RECOMMENDATION TO DIRECT THE COUNTY ATTORNEY' S OFFICE TO AMEND
ARTICLE IV, USE OF COUNTY PARKS, SECTION 24-60, PROHIBITED ACTS,
ITEM J.
Objective: To request the Board of County Commissioners to direct
the County Attorney' s office to amend Collier County Ordinance,
Article IV, Use of County Parks, Section 24-60, Prohibited Acts,
Item J.
Considerations: The County Attorney' s office on June 24, 1987,
Wised
ads the Parks and Recreation Department the use of alcoholic
beverages at the Golden Gate Community Center must be discontinued
because the Golden Gate Community Center •is a "park" for purposes
of Collier Code, Section 24-60( J) , which prohibited the possession
and consumption of alcohol in county parks. In the past 12 years,
rental groups have been allowed to serve alcoholic beverages to
their guest for special functions such as weddings, anniversaries
and holiday events. The `olden Gate Advisory Committee held a
special meeting on August 26, 1987 and requested the County
Ordinance be amended to enable the Community Center to continue to
allow rental groups to serve alcoholic beverages. The Golden Gate
Advisory Committee further indicated a strong willingness to have
groups serving alcohol obtain Liability Insurance. The Golden Gate
Community Center generates $7, 000 annually for rental of facility
for these types of functions. These funds are used to help defray
the operating costs of the center.
The Parks and Recreation Department ' s experience has been that
consumption of alcoholic beverages in Community Centers is common
under controlled circumstances such as weddings, anniversaries and
special functions.
Fiscal Impact : None. Receives approximately $7, 000 annually in
facility rentals.
Recommendation: The Golden Gate Advisory Committee recommends that
the Board of County Commissioners direct the County Attorney' s
office to amend Article IV, Use of County Parks, Section 24-60,
Prohibited Acts, Item J.
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Prepared by: Date: C -7
Joan Jenks - \
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Communs Center enL4.er Supervisor
Reviewed by: ,-4 • /
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Date:
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Marilyn McGinty
Recreation Superintendent
Reviewed by: Date:
Cliff Crawford
Parks and Recreation Director
Reviewed by: Date:
Kevin O' Donnell
Public Services Administrator
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§ 24-47 COLLIER COUNTY CODE § 24-59
designated the Ted Smallwood, Sr. Causeway and shall be 8o
designated on all state road department maps and other offi-
cial maps and plats of Collier County.
The state road department is author;zed to place along said
causeway suitable markers denominating said highway the
Ted Smallwood, Sr. Causeway. (Sp. Acts, Ch. 57-2031, §§ 1,
2)
Secs. 24-48-24-57. Reserved.
ARTICLE IV. USE OF COUNTY PARKS*
Sec. 24-58. Intent and purpose.
It is the intent and purpose of this article to regulate the
use of county parks so as to protect the health, welfare and
safety of persons using the parks, and the general welfare of
residents of surrounding areas and of the county. It is to be
liberally construed to effect that result. (Ord. No. 76-48, § 1.
10-26-76)
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Sec. 24-59. Requirements concerning use of grounds
and facilities.
(a) Requirements concerning use of grounds and facili-
ties—Generally. Each person, firm, or corporation using the
county public parks, grounds, and public beach access areas
shall clean up all debris, extinguish all fires when such fires
are permitted, and leave the premises in good order, and the
facilities in a neat and sanitary condition. No person shall
dump, deposit, or leave any bottles, broken glass, ashes,
paper, or other trash anywhere on the grounds of the parks
other than in proper receptacles provided therefor, and no
such refuse or trash shall be placed in any waters in or
contiguous to the park. While receptacles are so provided.
all such rubbish or waste shall be carried away from the
park or beach access area by the person responsible for its
presence, and properly disposed of elsewhere.
'Editor's note—Ord. No. 76-4:5. §§ 1-6. adopted Oct. 26, 1976, did not
specifically amend the Code. Codification herein as Art. IV. 24.58—v-1-63
was. therefore. at the discretion of the editor.
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§ 24-59 ROADS, BRIDGES AND PARKS §Y4-60
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(b) Definition. For purposes of this section, the term
"county park" shall mean -a land or water site publicly
_ owned, operated, or controlled, that is used for public
recreational purposes. For purposes of this section, the term
"county park" shall include beach access areas which have
been deeded or dedicated for public use. "Beach access
area" shall mean any easement, street, alley, right-of-way
or any other property deeded or dedicated to the public for
the purpose of allowing the public access to beaches across
public or private property. (Ord. No. 76-48, § 2, 10-26-76;
Ord. No. 81-3, § 1, 1-27-81)
Cross reference—Glass containers on beaches prohibited,§6 1/4-1;public
beach access. § 61/4-21 et seq.; dumping of garbage, trash, etc., upon public
places prohibited, § 13-2.
Sec. 24-60. Prohibited acts.
No person shall, within county park boundaries:
(a) Disobey the lawful and reasonable order of a police
officer or county park employee in the discharge of his
duties or disobey or disregard the notices, prohibi-
tions, instructions or directions on any park signs,
including rules and regulations posted on the grounds
or buildings in said parks.
(b) Willfully mark, deface, disfigure, injure, tamper with,
or displace or remove any building, bridge, table,
bench, fireplace, railing, paving or paving material,
waterline or other public utility or parts appurtenant
thereof, signs, notices or placards, whether temporary
or permanent, monuments, stakes, posts, or other
boundary markers or other structures or equipment,
facilities or park property or appurtenances whatsoev-
er, either real or personal. .
(c) Interfere with, encumber, obstruct or render dangerous
any part of the park.
(d) Climb or lie upon any wall. fence, shelter, seat,
statue, monument or any other structure.
(e) Cut, break, mutilate, injure, disturb, sever from the
ground or remove any growing thing, including but
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COLLIER COUNTY CODE § ..460
not limited to any plant, flower, flower bed, shrub,
tree, growth or any branch, item, fruit or leaf thereof;
or bring into or have in his possession in any county
park any tool or instrument intended to be used for
the cutting thereof, or any garden or agricultural
implements or tools which could be used for the
removal thereof; or pile or maintain any material or
debris of any kind against or upon the same or attach
any rope, cable or other contrivance thereto; or set fire
to any trees, shrubs, plants, flowers, grass, plant
growth or living timber, or suffer any fire upon land to
extend into park lands; or go upon any prohibited
lawn, grass plot or planted area, except at such times
and in such manner as the director of the parks and
recreation department may designate.
(f) Throw, discharge, or otherwise place or cause to be
placed in the waters of any fountain, pond, lake,
stream, bay, or other body of water in or adjacent to
any county park or any tributary, stream, storm
sewer, or drain flowing into such waters, any
substance, matter or thing, liquid or solid, which will
or may result in the pollution of said waters.
C (g) Disturb the peace, use any profane, obscene or
blasphemous language or do any indecent act.
(h) Endanger the safety of any person by any conduct or
act.
(i) ommit any assault, battery or engage in fighting.
arry, possess, or drink any alcoholic liquor in any
park.
(k) Enter or leave any park facility except at established
entrance ways or exits, or at established times.
(1) Attach any posters or directional signs to trees.
(m) Cause or permit a dog or other domestic animal to
enter.
n) Build fires except in specified areas in county parks
on cooking grills provided therein.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Parks and Recreation Director
FROM: Heyward E. Boyce, P.E.
Parks Construction Manager � /� +
DATE: August 31, 1987
RE: Golden Gate Community Park Admin. Building
Cornerstone Construction Company, Payment #5
The attached payment application is certified as true and correct, with
progress estimated and approved in accordance with the approved Schedule of
Values, and our personal observations at the site.
Three signed copies are attached for distribution to Finance and your file.
HEB/ws
Attachments
Previous $226,670.44
This Payment 28,508.60
Total To Date $255,179.04
Percent Complete 100%
TO: FINANCE DEPARTMENT
FROM: DIRECTOR, PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
DATE: August 31, 1987
The attached is hereby approved for payment by this Department.
CLIFFORD T. CRAWFORD
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