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Agenda 01/26/1989 PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA JANUARY 26, 1989 The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting will be held on Thursday, January 8: 30 AM in the Parks and Recreation Administration Building, Conference Room, 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard. I. Call Meeting to Order II. Invocation III. Pledge of Allegiance IV. Recognition of Ron Burton V. Changes or Additions to Agenda VI. Approval of Minutes from December 6, 1988 VII. Old Business A. Action List B. Day and time of meeting VIII. New Business A. Bid 89-1350, Golden Gate Baseball Field _ B. Continuation of Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soll & Peek, Inc. contract C. Interlocal Agreement with Cities for collecting impact fees D. Proposed Agreement for Immokalee Middle School Exchange E. Discussion of Guidelines for PARAB F. Memorial in memory of George Pittman G. School Bus Agreement H. Requesting authorization to proceed with replacement for Mr. Leon Williams VII. B. Day and Time of Meeting The previous Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, to accommodate the scheduling needs of the Immokalee representative, changed the meeting day from the third Thursday of the month to the fourth Thursday of the month. The Board member affected has since resigned from PARAB. By meeting on the fourth Thursday of the month considerable delays are sometimes caused in addressing matters that should be brought to the Board of County Commissioners in a timely manner. Staff would prefer a meeting date other than the fourth Thursday to help alleviate these delays. This matter was discussed with the previous Board members at the December 6th meeting. VIII. A. Bid 89-1350 Golden Gate Baseball Field The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Board of County Commissioners authorized construction of a regulation baseball field at the Golden Gate Community Park. The bids will be opened at 2 : 00 pm on Friday, January 20, 1989 . The Bid Summary and Staff recommendations will be presented at the meeting on January 26th. 786 December 6, 1988 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board met on this date at 9: 35 A.M. in the Conference Room of the Administration Building at Golden Gate Community Park, Naples, Florida, with the following members present: Vice Chairman: Scott McQuillin Charles Stevens Fred Thomas, Jr. Absent: Chairman, Ron Burton ALSO PRESENT: Bob Furlong, Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soll & Peek, Inc. ; Cliff Crawford, Parks and Recreation Director; Murdo Smith, Parks and Recreation Manager; Barbara Johnson, Parks and Recreation Secretary. AGENDA I. Call Meeting to Order II . Approval of Minutes from November 22, 1988 III. Old Business A. East Naples Community Park (Bob Furlong) IV. New business A. Approval of Bid #88-1330 V. Adjourn The meeting was called to order by Vice Chairman Scott McQuillan in the absence of Chairman Ron Burton at 9 : 35 AM. Due to the lack of a quorum, it was decided to discuss the East Naples Community Park until the time Mr. Thomas arrived. Mr. Smith: Phase I Part II of East Naples Community Park was advertised in the Naples Daily News on November 17th, 1988, Invitation to Bid on November 27, Pre-bid Conference was held on November 18th, Sealed Bids were submitted on December 2 , 1988 . Eight (8) bids were received - four for each bid package - two bid packages were sent out. Mr. Furlong: Originally the bid was sent as one contract. Three bids were received, none were complete and the prices listed did not add up, so the bids were rejected. It was re-bid in two packages, Bid Package 1 was Site Development and Bid Package 2 was Buildings and Site Electric. We received good bids - 4 bids for each contract - all bids were complete, prices were competitive in all areas. The low bidders were - Package 1 - Site Development Better Roads, Inc. $ 782 , 993 . 90 Package 2 - Buildings & Site Electric Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. 491, 744 . 00 $1, 274 , 737 . 90 We met with Kevin O'Donnell, talked about the dollar amount and according to the books we have enough to cover this combined amount, plus 10% contingency. Based on that, I recommend the bids be awarded to, Bid Package 1 - Better Roads, and Bid Package 2 - Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. Mr. Stevens: You have dealt with these people before? Mr. Furlong: Yes. This will be the first time they will be used as a general contractor. There is so much electrical work it makes sense to have an electrical contractor. (Mr. Thomas arrived at 9 : 40 and an update was given him) . Mr. McQuillan: The reason to have this meeting was that the bids were opened Friday and we were to make recommendations. Any questions for Bob? Mr. Stevens: We are covered for any contingencies if someone does not complete the work? Mr. Crawford: Yes, by Bid Bond and Performance Bond. Mr. Furlong: It appears that building prices are going way up - estimated $45, 000 and came in at $70, 000. Mr. Crawford: Everything else seems to be pretty much in line. Mr. McQuillan: Why? Mr. Furlong: I do not know. That was the low bid, and it went upwards from $90, 000 to $100, 000 for these two similar buildings. Mr. Crawford: There is a lot of electrical located in the building, that maybe the reason why it is more than a CBS building. Mr. Thomas: There is more building going on and contractors can ask for a higher amount. Wilson, Miller based their contract on initial work, not receiving a percentage of the first job. The construction time table is 150 days from Notice to Proceed. The park site development stays a little ahead of the building and site electrical - if work begins by the end of January we could expect to finish by the end of July. Mr. Stevens: The site development should be done before the rainy season then. Mr. Crawford: When we say "within budget" , Murdo explain a little bit about it. Mr. Smith: Within the bond issue there is money to complete the project - bond issue of $82 , 000 for Phase I. We have additional grant money of $172 , 000 for East Naples, additional funds are interest earned for the bond money. ( The interest is pro rated over the five parks but is in one revenue account. ) Currently there is $290, 000 interest from the bond money. We need a 10% Reserve for Contingency (10% of construction of this park) . I am recommending that the money available from the grant construction money, plus dividends -- Mr. Thomas: One part of the money is long term interest on initial bond. How much of that money are you going to chew up? Mr. Smith: The bid is 47 , 000 over the estimate and we have to get that $47, 000 out of Long Term Debt - come up with 10% contingency. I am suggesting $127, 000 for . .Mr. McQuillan: Start at the beginning. $1.2 million dollar bid, need on top of that 10%, so 1. 32 million dollars approximately is needed. Where is the money coming from? Mr. Smith: Fund 306 ENCP $1, 054 , 464 Grant Available 172 , 989 Total $1, 227, 453 Short approximately (47, 000) Mr. Thomas: $47 , 000 plus $120, 000 for 10% you need. Mr. Smith: We are requesting to take that out of Long Term Debt, Interest and return the money if not needed. A total of $1,400, 000 is needed. We need $47 , 000 to cover the cost of the bid and $127, 000 Contingency. Mr. McQuillin: What would the interest money be used for if you did not have to do that? Mr. Crawford: Good question. It is only being used for capital projects within the five parks. It is some flexible money. Mr. Thomas: MOTION: Accept the two low bids and fund schedule proposed by the Staff as it relates to Grant programs, interest income, to offset similar costs and any money left over goes back to Long Term Debt and not the Reserve. SECONDED: MR. STEVENS. Approved 3-0 . Mr. Crawford: I had a meeting with Roger Otten regarding the Heath Property. A proposal for exchange of property was submitted and agreed upon without Board action. Part of the language would be for them to support us in the request and submission for PECO Grants which are administered by the Florida State School System. This could be a funding mechanism to construct some of the facilities out there. Mr. McQuillin: We will hear about that at our next meeting? Mr. Crawford: Yes. The School Board should be closing on the Roberts' property this week and it looks as if we are moving ahead on that project. Mr. Smith: The Sign Bids came back late last week. We had a Mandatory Pre Bid meeting on November 17th, 1988 , - one vendor showed up. He bid also on the signs last time and there is about 11% increase over the price of a year and a half ago. The Engineering Department feels that these prices are within reason. Other bids were submitted, but no one showed up at the Pre Bid Meeting. The bid is $2 , 000 for each sign, $150 more for going to Immokalee. Golden Gate is a double sided sign. These signs are needed to identify the Community Parks. Mr. McQuillin: I thought we had a sign making machine. Mr. Smith: We do, but these are sand blasted signs. Mr. McQuillin: Any other questions on the signs? Mr. Stevens: I make a MOTION that we accept bid 88-1330. Mr. Thomas: Seconded. Approved 3-0. Minutes of November 22, 1988 approved 3-0. Mr. Crawford: Some people we have for a long time and some for a short time. We try to recognize those people for the interest shown for their community and the dedication it takes to serve on PARAB. Plaque was presented to Fred Thomas. Mr. Burton's will be presented at next meeting. Due to the long interval between this meeting and the January meeting, a special meeting will be called if the need arises. Discussion regarding changing the meeting day was held. It was decided that the next meeting would begin at 8 : 30 and no change in day be definitely made until the new Board members were present. Meeting adjourned 10: 40. 758 ACTION LIST Bluebill Boat Ramp Engineering submitting two design options Park Rangers Enforce Included in Legislative packet Ordinances Construction of Facilities BCC agenda in February on County Owner Property Bid 88-1308 Trophies BCC agenda 2/7/89 Bids for ENCP Awarded to Better Roads and Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. Willow Run Proposal Mr. Bonness submitted 1/12/89 proposal to County Manager's office to enter into agreement to purchase property over 5 year period Impact Fee Ordinance Passed 12/13/88 Lely Barefoot Beach Deed Accepted 11/8/88 Parking Lot City/County Agree. for Waiting for signatures at interim water service at City of Naples East Naples Comm. Park Bid 18-1330 Park Entrance Awarded Signs of Naples Signs $14, 111. 60 Contract for Collier Sports Approved 12/13/88 by BCC Officials Associations 431 Cm) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE CITY OF NAPLES AND EVERGLADES CITY FOR THE COLLECTION OF REGIONAL PARK IMPACT FEES Objective: To obtain Board approval for the County to enter into an Agreement with the City of Naples and Everglades City for the collection of Regional park impact fees. Considerations: On December 13 , 1988 , the Board approved Ordinance #88-96 for the collection of regional park impact fees for the City of Naples and Everglades City. The City Council of Naples at their December 17th meeting approved collecting and remitting those fees to the County. This fee will be collected by the City when building permits are issued in the City. The City will retain a percentage of the fees collected for administrative costs. This percentage will not exceed 3% of the total impact fees collected. The City of Everglades is presently considering this Agreement and will be considering it at their next public meeting. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommended approval of this Agreement at their January 26th meeting by a 4-0 vote. Fiscal Impact: This will be contingent upon the number of building permits issued by both municipalities. Growth Management Impact: These fees are mandated by the County for construction of facilities in the County's Growth Management Plan. Recommendation: Staff and PARAB recommend the Board of County Commissioners approve entering into this Agreement with the City of Naples and Everglades City. Prepared by Date Murdo Smith, Parks and Recreation Manager Reviewed by Date Cliff Crawford, Parks and Recreation Director Reviewed by Date Kevin O'Donnell, Public Services Administrator 781 AGREEMENT TO EXCHANGE PROPERTY The School Board of Collier County and the Board of County Commissioners, Collier County, Florida in the intent of cooperation and under governmental consideration do hereby enter into this Agreement upon the following terms: 1. Collier County holds and possesses real property described in Exhibit A, commonly known as the "Heath Community Park" property which may be exchanged for portions of Immokalee Middle School property. 2. Subject to the approval of the Department of Education for the State of Florida, the School Board of Collier County determined the property described in Exhibit "B" hereunto to be unnecessary for educational purposes as recommended in an educational plant survey. 3. The exchange of the property described in Exhibit "B" for the property in Exhibit "A" is in the best interest of the school if the school is successful in negotiating a purchase of the property described in Exhibit " C" attached. 4. It would be in the best interest of the County for the exchange to buy community park facilities and additional services in the Immokalee community area. 5. This Agreement shall be effective upon happening of all of the following contingencies: A. Prior advertising by County as described in Florida Statues Section 125.37. B. Approval by the Florida Department of Education C. Successful negotiation of a Purchase Agreement by the School for the property described in Exhibit "C" attached by February 1, 1989. 6. The School Board of Collier County further agrees to cooperate and support the Board of County Commission in applying and securing Public Education Capital Outlay Funds (P.E.C.O.) for renovations and/or expansions at the property described in Exhibit "B". 7. Closing shall take place within thirty (30) days from completion of the transaction described in "5C". Each party shall bear their own costs of closing. Executed upon the dates indicated Dated: Attest: Collier County Board of County Commissioners BY: JAMES C. GILES, Clerk Dated: Attest: School Board of Collier County BY: THOMAS L. RICHEY, Superintendent DEBORAH P. COOK, Chairman CC/bj/495 Schedule AT LEGAL DESCRIPTION (Heath Property) The East 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 4, Township 47 South, Range 29 East, Collier County, Florida, less the South 332 .2 feet as set out in O.R. Book 179 Page 115, O.R. Book 205 Page 592 , O.R. Book 451 Page 164, and Parcel of land more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 4, Township 47 South, Range 29 East, Collier County, Florida run Westerly 660.36 feet along the North Boundary of said Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 ; thence Southerly 978 . 25 feet along the West Boundary of the East 1/2 of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 of said Section; thence Easterly 660. 04 feet to the East Boundary of said Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 ; thence Northerly 978 . 25 feet along said East Boundary to the Point of Beginning. Less the North and East 30. 00 feet for road right-of-way. Containing 14 . 82 acres including right-of-way. Containing 13 .72 acres not including right-of-way. This is not a homestead property. bj/600 E X E C U T I V E or >2/11;4 472 -1-1 (2111j--- S U M M A R Y REQUEST BOARD APPROVAL TO AUTHORIZE AN APPROPRIATE MEMORIAL IN MEMORY OF GEORGE PITTMAN OBJECTIVE: That the Board of County Commissioners approve the authorization of an appropriate memorial in memory of George Pittman. CONSIDERATIONS: George Pittman had been a long-recognized community champion devoting much of his time and effort to this County. In consideration of his contributions, it would seem appropriate to acknowledge Mr. Pittman ' s kindnesses with a suitable memorial at one of the County' s park sites. FISCAL IMPACT: None at this time. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve the authorization of an appropriate memorial for George Pittu.n. Approved by: ,L ' W. N- ' 1 Dor ill, County Manager • • / 11.67)..(4 • • i 0 ... _ , . ,„,,,, Naufz-, , E._ X. .E._C. _U T I V E S U M M A R Y __.. RECOMMENDATION TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS AND THE COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE PURPOSE OF UTILIZING SCHOOL BUSES TO TRANSPORT RECREATION PARTICIPANTS. OBJECTIVE: To obtain BCC approval for the County to enter into an Agreement with the County School Board for use of school buses to be used for the transportation of participants during Recreation Camps. CONSIDERATIONS: In years past, the Collier County Parks and Recreation Department has entered into an Agreement with the Collier County School Board (Transportation Department) to provide transportation for various recreational outings during the Parks and Recreation Camp programs. The use of these buses enhances the camps by providing a variety of activities to our participants such as roller skating, swimming, beach trips, bowling, movies, etc. The School Board has changed it's fees structure from the previous years. In 1988 , the County paid $8 . 50 per hour per bus driver, $ . 85 per mile and a clean up fee of $8 . 50 per bus. In 1989, the County will pay a flat rate of $20 . 00 per hour for the first 5 hours of each trip and $12 . 00 per hour for each subsequent hour. In addition, a $10 . 00 administrative fee will be assessed per- bus. This increase will eliminate approximately 33% of the number of available bus trips for camp participants. For example, in 1988, summer program participants averaged 12 trips per 6 week program and in 1989 participants will average 8 bus trips per 6 week program. FISCAL IMPACT: The cost budgeted for this service is $9, 000 Monies are budgeted in accounts # 001-156341-63990 and _ ` _;r 111-156343-63990. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None RECOMMENDATION: Staff and PARABB recommends that the Board of County Commissioners enter into an agreement with the Collier -2.____ County School-Board for the purpose of utilizing school buses- - - transport recreation participants. _� -= -.- ■ 1 I , Px 2 arat3 Y - t= : 7F._4,-11,-' 0 4 , Data: .,. :_ _ Marilyn McGinty -' Recreation Superintendent Reviewed by: Date: Clifford Crawford _ ---- _ _,.. .Ears and Recreation Director .�. ,..... .- �-.�,— - ---_=�- Reviewed by: Date: Kevin O'Donnell Public Services Administrator KT#374 t— ,.......0 _ - - �- _ - - :1V,U .34.4. " rs 1' ;v* .. iz - ..n:- t-a. - .1.- - , ..... .'°'7K.-- -R � t "x�4 ..mac s- t. r 2 • r " 1E .y •1 qe9 COUNTY SUMMER BUS CHARGES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1988 oirk kT adOL DATE _ DESTINATION GROUP BEG. MILES END. MILES MILES-COST HRS LABOR-COST TOTAL COST •A04.11O // Y O6-21 BEACON 9611L`--y INC!) 38311' 39344 28.90 6.75 57.38 -- -86.28� --1 f t Qz IDadm'1n`/ ^ NAPLES SKATERY 9SCP 30687 30717 25.50 4.25 36.13 • 51.63 i .!5• t ID yam,n 06-22 BROKSIDE!BOWLIN9 FCCF 30717 30907 76.50 4.50 39.25 . 114.75 __.9g._ 06-23 BROOKSIDE/BOWLING 3S'CP 30207 30850 36.55 7.00 59.50 ; 96.05 124,°8 r'/Dddwie.j �`' NAPLES SKATERY FMCP 75016 75116 85.00 4.75 40.38 • 125.38 /D adjw„ 125-- NAPLES SKATERY NNCP 38362 38393 26.35 4.00 34.00 60.35 60 f°tadam,r,, go NAPLES SKATERY 54ES 63393 63417 20.40 3.75 31.88 1 52.28 15" ;- `/off,, 35"� 06-27 BROOKSIDE/BOWLING SHES 33392 38409 1{.45 3.75 31.98 46.33-It. +- '►o ac4mtt 5 06-28 BEACON BOWL NNCP 38410 38447 31.45 6.75 57.38 89.83 1. " r'(0 ctQwt,� Q 131 eY oat . NAPLES SKATERY 66CP 30908 30939 25.35 4.25 36.13 62.48 . t°l6ndwrn= 06-29 PT.OF THE ISLANDS FMCP 30939 31027 74.80 7.25 61.63 136.43122. X 'tondvn,h- 06-30 BROOKSIDE/BOWLING 56CP 31027 31066 33.15 7.00 59.50 92.65122f f IOdgtw1h = 1.A14- NAPLES SKATERY FMCP 63505 63601 81.60 4.75 40.33 • 121.98-j5 4., 1644:601A r 105 NAPLES SKATERY NKCP 3847 38515 34.00 4.00 34.00 6800. Q_ � . . k tOpdwntn= 1Q NAPLES:SKA T ERY EHES 80659 80670 ' 9.35 4.00 . 34.00 43.35 a- IDetdwtiu,s gQ Total_ 604.35 652.42 1,256.77 Net 14 ems r • ��, /qgq 33%4 • h a v� ,r bus s�v�%�� res Al • • • ill • • • • • • • Page 1 ATTACHMENT A AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this /i 6 . day of December, 1988 by and between the SCHOOL BOARD OF COLLIER COUNTY, hereinafter referred to as the "SCHOOL BOARD" and the BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, hereinafter referred to as the "COUNTY". WHEREAS, the COUNTY desires to use Collier County school buses in its recreation program; and WHEREAS, Section 234.211, Florida Statutes, requires that the COUNTY enter into an agreement with the SCHOOL BOARD providing for the use of such buses and indemnifying the SCHOOL BOARD from any and all liability by virtue of the use of such buses; W I T N E S S E T H NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. That the COUNTY may use Collier County school buses to transport participants in its recreation during the 1988-1989 school year program. 2. The SCHOOL BOARD shall furnish driver for said buses. 3. Requests for service shall be submitted to the Transportation Department a minimum of two (2) weeks in advance of each trip. 4. The SCHOOL BOARD will not provide service on school days during the time that buses are utilized for transport to and from schools. S. In consideration of this service, the COUNTY agrees to pay the SCHOOL BOARD $20.00 per hour for the first five hours of each trip and $12.00 per hour for each subsequent hour. A $10.00 administrative charge will be levied for each trip and a $10.00 cleaning fee will be assessed for buses which are not clean. Trips which are canceled without a two hour notification will be accessed a $20.00 scheduling fee. 6. All such fees and charges shall be paid by the COUNTY to the SCHOOL BOARD during the month following the trip. 7. The COUNTY agrees to exonerate, hold harmless and indemnify the SCHOOL BOARD from any and all liability by virtue of the use of such buses. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this instrument the day and 11:: year first above written. ATTEST: COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Y: 1 ---1 THOMA RICHEY ALBERT E. BRUGGEMEYER Super ntendent Chairman ATTEST: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA JAMES C. GILES, Clerk By: BURT L. SAUNDERS Chairman Approves as to form and legal sufficiency: heAt:t/g David C. Weigel Assistant County orney EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION FOR THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATIONS WITH APPARENT LOW RESPONSIVE BIDDER ON BID #88-1350, GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY PARK LIGHTED BASEBALL FIELD Objective: To obtain Board approval for the Parks and Recreation Department to negotiate a contract for Bid #88-1350 Construction of a Lighted Baseball Field at Golden Gate Community Park, with Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. , the lowest responsive bidder. Considerations: Sealed bids for the construction of a regulation lighted baseball field were opened on January 20th, 1989. Legal Notice appeared in the Naples Daily News on January 9th, 1989 . Invitations to Bid were sent to twenty five (25) contractors. A Bid Tabulation is attached for your review. A Summary of Bids received is as follows: Contractor Total Bid Price Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. $568, 383 . 15 McGovern Construction Corp. 592 , 612 . 57 Better Roads, Inc. 613 , 300. 75 Harper Brothers, Inc. 619, 801. 00 Totals for construction came in higher than the budgeted amount for this project. The budgeted amount for this project is $346, 500. An analysis of the bids received was made by Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soll & Peek, Inc. , the engineers for this project, County Engineering staff, and Parks and Recreation Department. It is anticipated that a substantial portion of the budget shortfall can be eliminated through negotiations with the lowest responsive bidder. Collier County Purchasing policy allows negotiations with the low bidder in cases where the bid exceeds the amount allocated for the project. Since the low bidder has been identified by the Public Sealed Bid Process, it is recommended that staff explore with Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. , whether it is possible to reduce the cost of the project while retaining all essential scope features. We would expect to report back to the Board at the next meeting with the results and further recommendation. In determining to negotiate with the low bidder the time table for construction was also taken into consideration. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at their January 26, 1989 meeting rejected this recommendation by a 3-1 vote. Their recommendation was to re-bid this project. Fiscal Impact: Funds have been approved for this project in FY88/89 Fund 306 Parks Capital Improvement. Growth Management Impact: This baseball field is inventoried in the County's Growth Management Plan. Recommendation: Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners authorize staff to negotiate a contract on Bid #88-1350 with Mid-Continent Electric, Inc. for construction of a regulation lighted baseball field at Golden Gate Community Park and report back to the Board the results. Prepared by Date Murdo Smith, Parks and Recreation Manager Reviewed by Date Heyward E. Boyce, Parks Construction Manager Reviewed by Date Cliff Crawford, Parks and Recreation Director Reviewed by Date Steve Carnell, Purchasing Director Reviewed by Date Kevin O'Donnell, Public Services Administrator bj/825 w I r D CO < < .— –�+ v K m r D . m W -- r D ao cn m Z 3o 0 o Z m o D = O u.) c r n -1 0 CO . . • • H p r O Q � > • • • -v . . rn / —i D m m < D 4 z r— ...... n m m g (Cl FC N (D "w l0 l0 CO N N Lz] IV Z m Cl) m CO cn J to ;p J C/) v J o m 0 o oo •• •"‹ . . H 1 LT) 0 0 0 0 (Nn 0 '[a m ,c Fc ,� oho N) vim, o ro (f) (f) cn o 0 x 0 0 0 w H o 0 0• 0 0 0 lO CCO J Owl 0 . 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