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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD RECEW`(Sj )
AGENDA
AWAY 16 1990
4:1E) MAY 23, 1990
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting will be held Wednesday, May
23, 1990, 1:00 p.m. at the Administration Building at the Golden Gate
Ccimnunity Park.
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Approval of the Minutes for the 04/19/90 and the 04/26/90 meetings.
IV. CATAMARAN ORDINANCE:
Requested by Mr. Kim Kobza to discuss establishing an Ordinance
controlling boat parking on beaches County-wide. Catamarans were used
as an example.
V. BUDGET REVIEW:
To establish a date to review the budget for the fiscal year 1990/91.
VI. OLEIC POOL--GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY PARK:
4110 Ms. Karen Davidson who will be present at this meeting, will be
bringing with her information relative to her interest and/or support
of this project for the PARAB board to consider.
VII. RECREATION FACILITIES OF AMERICA:
Adjustment of rental fees while the vegetation removal is taking place
at Tigertail Beach.
VIII. CONCESSION OPTIONS:
Food concessionaire requested termination of contract at Tigertail.
IX. PLASTICS ON BEACHES:
Requested by Mr. Kim Kobza to entertain an Ordinance banning plastic
materials (i.e. cups, straws, utensils, etc.) on beaches, County Wide.
X. MAR00 RIVER MARIA:
To consider a request for additional floating docks at Caxambas Park.
XI. GUIDELINE CHANGES:
To consider updating the PARAB Guidelines, to coincide with the newly
established meeting date, meeting time, and meeting place changes.
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XII. BEACH PARKING PERMITS:
To decide whether or not to charge a parking fee at Lely Barefoot.
Also, to consider the possibility of obtaining for a fee an annual
County beach parking permit to be accepted at all County Beach Parks in
lieu of the daily $1.00 per vehicle charge.
XIII. NORTH NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK:
Requested by Mr. Kim Kobza, to commence discussion about the new
Community Center to be built.
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS NEW OR OLD BUSINESS:
To set an appropriate time for any New or Old Business that needs
reviewing.
XV. ADJOURNMENT
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ACTION LIST
MAY 23, 1990
1. Conklin Point Update
2. North Naples Community Park Baseball Field
3. Frank E. Mackle Building Expansion
4. Tigertail Beach Vegetation Removal--BCC Action 05/15/90
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EIU7CUTIVE SUMMARY
REQUEST DIRECTION FROM THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RELATIVE TO
CONCESSION AT TIGERMAIL BEACH
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Objective: To obtain direction front the Board of County Commissioners
concerning operation of food concession at Tigertail Beach.
Considerations: On May 2, 1990, Blue Mountain Lake Livery, Inc., ceased
operation of the food concession at Tigertail Beach. Blue Mountain entered
into a three (3) year contract with the County on December 8, 1987. There is
five (5) months remaining on their contract with the County.
In order for the County to proceed in a timely mariner for obtaining a food
concession for its beach patrons, the Parks and Recreation Department is
requesting direction relative to which one of the following options should be
pursued for food concessions at Tigertail Beach.
(1) . Hold Blue Mountain Lake Livery, Inc., to their contract. They
still have a valid contract with five (5) months remaining.
(2) . Mutually agree to release Blue Mountain Lake Livery, Inc., from
their contract with the County and go through the competitive bidding process
for a concessionaire. This process would take approximately three (3) months.
This is the slaw time of the year and the Parks and Recreation Department
could install vending machines to generate revenue while the concession is
closed. While the concession is closed, the County would perform cleaning and
maintenance of the stand. Other daily maintenance the County would need to
perform would consist of cleaning the rest rooms and trash pick-up in the
parking lot.
(3) . Release the Contractor from his contract, immediately install
vending machines, and have the County propose to operate the food concession
itself. Staff estimates the revenue with County personnel running the
concession to be approximately $30,000 per year (please see attachment) ; with
the current concession contract the County receives $18,000 annually.
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at their May 23, 1990, meeting
recommended that the Parks and Recreation Department pursue option by a
to vote.
Fiscal impact: The fiscal impact for Option 1 and 2 will be fairly consistent
as this is the slaw season and the Department feels that the vending machines
will compensate for the concessionaire revenue. With Option 3 the County
would be increasing its revenues by approximately $12,000 annually.
Growth Management: None
Recommendation: That the Board of County Commissioners provide direction
relative to which option to pursue for a food concession at Tigertail Beach.
Prepared by Date
Murdo Smith, Parks and Recreation Manager
4114 Reviewed by Date
Cliff Crawford, Parks and Recreation Director
Reviewed by Date
Kevin O'Donnell, Public Services Administrator
TIGERTAIL BEACH FOOD CONCESSION
OPEION A
C The present Concessionaire will be leaving on April 30, 1990. If we are to
lease to a new Concessionaire, it will take a minimum of 60 days for the
bidding process and for the new people to open. In the interim period, we
will have three soft drink machines, and one snack machine placed in the
pavilion. The 60 days when these machines will be in use, is the slowest
time of the year at Tigertail. For this reason, the County will not lose a
great deal of revenue. This option will give us a chance to make any
necessary repairs, and to have the stand fully operational for the busy
season.
OPTION B
The County can take over operations of the concession on May 1, 1990. We can
do this by hiring 1 full-time, and 2 part-time employees. It would take a
minimum of 30 days for the hiring and training of these employees. During
this 30 day period, we would have the vending machines in place. Assuming we
would open on June 1, our revenue for the remainder of the fiscal year would
be:
Gross Income, 6/1/90--9/30/90: $1,350.00
Cost of Goods Sold $ 340.00
Utilities 1,000.00
Wages & Benefits *8,500.00
Lot Maintenance 2,160.00
Total $12,000.00
400 *Includes Washroom cleaning
Net Profit $1,500.00
Gross Income, 10/1/90--9/30/91:
$100,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold 2
25,000.00
1 full time employee @ $6.50/hr. $75,000.00
& 30% benefits $14,576.00
2 regular part timers @ $6.00/hr.
& 10% benefits $13,728.00
1 temporary part timer @ $6.00/hr. $1,500.00
Utilities 3,000.00
Lot Maintenance 7,300.00
Total $43,104.00
Net Profit $31,896.00
OPTION C
County will operate the Concession for a net profit of $31,896.00, or lease to
a new Concessionaire for a net of $20,000 to $25,000.
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EXECUTIVE S@4M,RY
RECCMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE AN AMEMMMT TO
THE CONTRACT OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES OF AMERICA, INC., A CONCESSION AT
TIGERTAIL BEACH
Objective: To obtain Board of County Commissioners approval to amend the
contract with Recreational Facilities of America, Inc., the water •
recreational equipment and beach equipment concessionaire at Tigertail Beach.
Consideration: Recreational Facilities of America, Inc., currently operate
the water recreational equipment and beach equipment rental at Tigertail
Beach. Because of environmental conditions at Tigertail Beach, mainly the
regrowth of beach vegetation and Sarni Dollar Island, the concessionaire
requested an amendment to his coutl.act as these natural occurrences have
impacted the water recreational equipment rental at his beach concession.
Staff concurs that these conditions have impaired the concessionaire's rentals
and recommends the amendment to the existing contract. The concessionaire
currently remits to the County two monthly minimum payments of $700 each or
22% of sales, whichever is the greater, for any month. The amendment would
eliminate the monthly minimim, for water recreational equipment and go to a
straight 22% of gross sales per month. The monthly minimum, will ra ain for
the rental of beach equipment.
Fiscal Impact: With this amendment revenues may decrease an estimated $1,400
for fiscal year 1990. To date revenues have been $9,558 for 1990 and we
estimate $18,000 for FY 1990.
Growth Management: None
Rao:emendation: Staff recommends that the contract with Recreational
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Facilities of America, Inc., be amended to reflect a percentage of gross sales
for water recreational equipment rental until such time the vegetation removal
•: is completed.
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
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� Thursday, May 24, 1990 ar4*'',...'.'' 1'° ``� �f-
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concession stand :ray NMi }
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1 By JENNIFER LENHART open in June if county commission-
Staff writer ers agree to operate the
concession, according to county w
` „ Collier County could take over Public Services Administrator ,,r ., ,',,n t
` ,� the Hungry Tiger food.stand at Ti- Kevin O'Donnell. � x u #; ��
I Wednesday by county p• Beach ar action need aboutHe noned month to the countyhire and a '
Parks offi- -
cials. train one full time and two part-
: . But the county's business with time employees.
" a beach eguipment concession at O'Donnell also told the board,,
`` Tigertail will stayas it is, despite
it
, ,: .. - that annual net profits from the F
the concessionaire s.request for a stand would be about $32,000 if 1 :�,.
1-:', contract amendment. the county operates it, as opposed ;j1° v�
rt The Hungry Tiger stand has to $20,00=0-$025,000 if the county . �.
.; been closed since May 1 after for-
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mer operator Les Buie requested Udder Buie's arrangement, the '`,1-,-., --7,'''' ..'1..„/',.....t,,,,,,1,
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W with refreshments from vending of revenues,.whichever was higher.
" machines. Concesson revenues came into
<� r County officials asked the question again Wednesday when
Parks and Recreation Advisory the advisory board decided against
I Board Wednesday to decide wheth- a contractual change with Recre- �.
er to hire a new concession oper- ational Facilities of America,which
.' ator or let the county have a shot rents beach and water equipment
at the operation. at Tigertail.
The county does not operate A motion from Vice Chairman
concession stands anywhere in the Steven Ball to allow the change
u county died for lack of a second.
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' j' : 1 county take over the stand. But ft- that business was down as a result .t
' '4 nal approval must come from Col-
I lier County Commissioners. • See STAND, Page 2B
kt STANDeq$700 eacht for its tbeach and water
• From Page 1B •cent of sales,whichever is greater.
A of a profusion of weeds at the The company had requested
'' 4 beach.The company wanted to ad- dropping the minimum monthly
'.'' just the fees it pays to the county payment for its water rental opera-
't while the weeds are being remov- tion and .for
pay 22 percent of
ed. its gross per month. The company .
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:ria reational Facilities pays the county monthly minimum on beach equip
, a minimum monthly payment of ment rentals.
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NAPLES DAILY NEWS
Friday, May 25, 1990
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Caxambas
..
boat dock .•::
expansion
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proposed
By JENNIFER LENHART
$ writer
311'MARCO ISLAND — Public -The Collier County Parks and
boat docks at Caxambas Park Recreation Advisory Board
- could be expanded to twice their approved Clark's request Wednes-
present size if the county and state day. The Board of Collier County
agree to a construction plan recom- Commissioners makesthe final de-
mended by Collier County parks vision on the project.
officials.
;Civic A permit also would be re-.
O -1 quired Park concession owner Don from the Florida Depart-
Clark wants to double the length of
two existing 20-foot long docks to went of Natural Resources, whichhas jurisdiction over state-owned
40.feet each.The docks ere six feet submerged lands.
Wide.
..`84: Advisory Board Chairman Kim
Clark said the expansion would Patrick Kobza said he would like
allow him to handle twice the num- the concession to include a sewage
ber of boats. Currently, there is pump-out station for boat waste.
space for one boat on each side of Pump-out stations at boat docks
each dock, depending on the width are encouraged by the DNR,
of the boats. according to Leonard Nero of
`' ,�. DNR's Division of State Lands.
iti"The problem is when we get -
more than a handful of boats down ""It's the only way to fly, as
there to get bait or dock, we can't opposed to having folks pumping
• handle all of them," said Clark, out into the water body," Nero
Who also owns the Marco River said.
Marina
But Clark said he couldn't
Clark also plans to build a build a pump-out station because
fixed dock 50 feet long by 4 feet there is no facility for the waste at
wide on land adjacent to an exist- Marco Island Utilities' treatment
ing seawall. This dock would plant •
accommodate Coast Guard Auxil-
iary boats and other vessels requir- .The Caxambas Park concession
ing temporary mooring,Clark said. consists of a boat ramp and tackle
and bait store, in addition to the
floating docks. Clark has held a
concession operator's contract with
the county since February 1984.
fits current contract expires in Jan-
uary 1994.
0 .,
The new floating docks would
become county property if Clark
does not renew his contract in the
future.
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NAPLES DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, May 29, 1990
Catamaran issue ..
.•
.. -CATAMARAN
:: ; • From Page 1B
shipped to eountSpecifically, the board asked if
y,; • the county can charge catamaran
.. owners for parking on the beach
Boats a tropical headache, some say even if the meet Florida'ssize requirementsts are i
..• •, ;for licensing.
County attorneys also will
By JENNIFER LENHART . . . . investigate if the county can.
Staff Writer i iWe .have a ■ Regulate parking between
Brightly colored catamaran land and the mean high water
sails lining the beaches in Collier recognized •nus- the point between tides
• County may make a great tropical when water is at its highest_
backdrop for photographers, but, sance that III Regulate parking on private
a
some residents consider the boats •.; property on the beach
a nuisance. should be dealt 1;. ■ Establish hours and days
cat-
Many condominium and hotel a: when parking is allowed for managers condemn the practice of '' : :arnarans with permits.
leaving catamarans unattended on W I t h. " ,,: ::: • ■Decigngte catamaran parking
local beaches. Residents tell tales r: and launching sites.
of children who have injured them- Richard Bartlett ..• The attorney's office also will
selves while climbing around cat_ •
review catamaran parking earn
amarans on beaches that are what from other cities to learn
sometimes narrow, these people, and I think they've what policies are in place else-
One condominium manager has abused the hospitality," said; • where in Florida and other coastal
. state
even hired towing services to re- Arthur Jacob,president of the Van.; s.
move catamarans parked on his derbilt Beach Property Ownert. Responses to these questions
•private property. The county could Association "I don't understand•, -are expected to be available to the
-parks board in time for its meeting
consider charging a parking fee for why they're leaving these boats• I. June 27.
catamarans on the beach worth thousands of dollars on the. County Public Services Admin-
Complaints about the boats beach." istrator Kevin O'Donnell said regu-
were aired last Wednesday when "We have a recognized nuisance:
residents displayed photographs of that should be dealt with," said' --
catamarans on the beach to the Richard Barnett, ditector of the; sating boat parking on private
county Parks and Recreation Advi- Vanderbilt Shores Condominium- beaches may fall outside the
sory Board. Association. • board's jurisdiction.
But the residents didn't see The parks board agreed.In a 3-0. "My concern was that the con-
beauty alone in the pictures. They vote, the board opted to ask the. cerns addressed at the meeting all
argued that the haphazard rows of county attorney's office to investi.: dealt with a private property issue,
catamarans are nothing but a tropi- gate approaches the county mat- and my division deals with public
cal headache. services," O'Donnell said after the
"We've been hospitable with • See CATAMARAN, Page 2B;, meeting. "I don't look at it as a rec-
reational issue, and the parks
• - board is specifically geared to look
at recreational and park affairs."
•
However, he said the board
may register a recommendation
with the Board of Collier County
Commissioners.
"They can make a recommen-
dation to the county commission-
ers that the county investigate this
and take some kind of corrective
action,"O'Donnell said.
But parks board chairman Kim
Kobza said his advisory board is
the right place to deal with the cat-
amaran issue. He said the board
was instrumental in shaping
Collier County's beach and water
safety ordinance passed in 1989.
' But Kobza said his main con-
i
cern is getting an ordinance on the
• books that will tell people what
rights they have in bringing cat-
amarans on the beach. He said he
supports enforcement of the rules.
"But they have to have an ordi-
nance to enforce,"Kobza said.
y.
GUIDELINES
COLLIER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
APRIL 19, 1990
ARTICLE I - Membership
Sec. 1 Pursuant to the authority of the Board of County Commissioners,
Collier County, Florida, and as provided by Florida Statutes, the
Collier County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board shall consist of
one (1) member from each voting district appointed in increments of
two and three each by the Board of County Commissioners to serve for
four years commencing on appropriate odd numbered years.
Sec. 2 Members shall attend meetings regularly and serve as officers of the
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board to which they may be appointed.
In accordance with Board of County Commissioners policy, if an
advisory board member misses three (3) regularly scheduled consecutive
meetings without prior approval, he will be considered terminated from
the advisory board. Replacements shall also be appointed in
accordance with Board of County Commissioners policy.
ARTICLE II - Officers
Sec. 1 At the annual meeting (Octoher) each year, the board members will
® select from among their number a Chairman and a Vice Chairman to take
office at the next regular meeting and serve for one year, with
eligiliblity for re-election.
Sec. 2 The Chairman shall preside at all meetings, authorize calls for any
special meetings and generally perform the duties of presiding
officer.
Sec. 3 The Chairman shall be empowered to call a special election to fill any
officer vacancy.
Sec. 4 The Vice Chairman shall serve in the absence of the Chairman.
Sec. 5 The department staff shall keep a true and accurate account of all
proceedings of regular board meetings and, on authorization by the
Chairman, of any special meetings, shall have custody of the minutes
and other records of the board and shall notify the Chairman when a
vacancy occurs.
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PARAB Guidelines
01/18/90
Page #2
ARTICLE III - DUTIES
SEC. 1 Functions, powers, and duties of the Parks and Recreation Advisory
Board shall be as follows:
A. Act in an advisory capacity to the Board of County Commissioners
in policy matters relating to Parks and Recreation affairs.
B. To respond to citizen interests or inquiries relating to Parks and
Recreation activities.
C. To promote citizen awareness and encourage community understanding
of the Parks and Recreation activities.
D. Identify, study, evaluate, and provide recommendations to the
Board of County Commissioners on policy matters relating to Parks
and Recreation.
E. To accept policy study assignments form the Board of County
Commissioners and present such recommendations to the Commission
for action.
F. Review the capital expenditures of the department and make a
® recommendation to the County Commission on all capital
expenditures in excess of $25,000.
G. Annually review the proposed tentative budget of the department.
H. Review, make recommendations on Master Planning of all park
facilities; particularly community parks, regional parks, and
beach/water sites.
I. Maintain familiarity with department facilities and program
services through periodic visits.
ARTICLE IV - Parks and Recreation Director
Sec. 1 The Parks and Recreation Director will have charge of the
administration of the Department under the direction and approval of
the Public Services Division Administrator.
Sec. 2 The Director will assure the care of buildings and equipment,
direction of the staff, quality of the department's services, and
operation of the Parks and Recreation Department under the financial
conditions set forth in the annual budget.
1.111.
PARAB Guidelines
01/18/90
Page #3
4::)
ARTICLE V - Meetings
Sec. 1 The regular meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board shall
be held at the call of the Chairman on the tl.ArelThursday fourth
Wednesday of each month at a Parks and Recreation Department location
or other date approved by the board and properly advertised to the
public.
Sec. 2 The annual meeting shall be held immediately following the close of
the regular meeting in October at the same place.
Sec. 3 The Chairman may call special meetings when he deems it necessary, or
shall call such meetings upon the written request of two board members
for the transaction of only that business stated in the call.
Sec. 4 All meetings of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board are held in
conformance with the provisions of Chapter 286, Florida Statutes.
Sec. 5 Three members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of all
business of the board.
Sec. 6 The order of business for regular meetings shall be:
401) Call to Order
Approval of Minutes
Staff Report
Communications
Unfinished Business
General Considerations
Public Presentations
Adjournment
Sec. 7 Robert's Rules of Order, latest revised edition, shall govern the
parliamentary procedure of the board in all situations not covered by
these bylaws.
rtd:002384
PUBLIC SERVICES DIVISION
MEMORANDUM
DATE: 24 April 1990
TO: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
FROM: Kevin O'Donnell, Public Services Administrator/ '
RE: Beach Parking Permit Zz ''
Periodically my office, and I know the Parks and Recreation
Department, receives inquiries from citizens about the possibility
of obtaining for a fee a annual County beach parking permit to be
accepted in lieu of the daily $1. 00 per vehicle charge. Due to
the various past problems we have had with any type of permit
system, as previously discussed with this Board, staff has shyed
away from any type of permit concept.
However, this office is getting continual inquiries, particularly
in light of the recent publicity and action by PARAB in regards to
the dollar ($1. 00) charge. Therefore; since this is a new angle
at which to view the older problem of beach parking, I am going to
suggest that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board consider
whether or not you wish to have staff further explore this
possibility. This can be taken up at your May meeting.
Since I believe we could probably handle this item initially
through a short discussion process I am not going to have staff
prepare any extensive reseirch on the matter.
Should you have any questions, feel free to contact this office.
KO'D/cms
cc: Neil Dorrill, County Manager •
Cliff Crawford, Parks and Recreation Director
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COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
DIVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES 3300 SANTA BARBARA BOULEVARD
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT NAPLES, FL 33999
(813) 353-0404
A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY
April 30, 1990
Ms. Karen G. Davidson
2680 Kings Lake Boulevard
Naples, FL 33962
Re: Olympic Pool
Dear Ms. Davidson:
I have received a copy of April 5, 1990, correspondence regarding the need
for an Olympic pool within Collier County. I have discussed your
correspondence with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Chairman, and
he is requesting that this be a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board agenda
item for their May meeting. The next scheduled meeting of the PARAB is
1:00 pm on Wednesday, May 23, 1990 at the Parks and Recreation
Nab Administrative Office, Golden Gate Community Park, 3300 Santa Barbara
Boulevard. Since this issue will be addressed, I encourage you to
participate`at this meeting and bring any information relative to your
interest and/or support of this particular project to the Parks and
Recreation Advisory Board for their consideration.
Thank you for your interest in pool facilities within Collier County.
Sincerely,
Cliff Crawford
Parks and Recreation Director
CC/bj/3460
cc: Murdo Smith, Parks and Recreation Manager
Mary Ellen Donner, Recreation Superintendent
Ramona Daugs, Parks and Recreation Secretary
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COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
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DIVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES 3300 SANTA BARBARA BOULEVARD
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT NAPLES, FL 33999
(813) 353-0404
A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY
May 16, 1990
Mr. Charles Stevens
224 Foxtail Court
Naples, FL 33942
Dear Charlie:
On behalf of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, I would like
to request your presence at the Board's next regular scheduled
meeting, Wednesday, May 23rd, 1:00 pm at the Golden Gate Community
Park Administration Building.
I hope you will be able to schedule time to attend this meeting.
Could you please call myself or Barbara Johnson, 353-0404, to
confirm your attendance?
Looking forward to seeing you May 23rd -
Sincerely,
J2_
ClCtawfbrd
Parks and Recreation Director
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COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
DIVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES 3300 SANTA BARBARA BOULEVARD
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT NAPLES, FL 33999
(813) 353-0404
A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY
May 16, 1990
Mr. Scott McQuillin
3333 Binnacle Drive
Naples, FL 33940
Dear Scott:
On behalf of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, I would like
to request your presence at the Board's next regular scheduled
meeting, Wednesday, May 23rd, 1:00 pm at the Golden Gate Carunanity
Park Administration Building.
I hope you will be able to schedule time to attend this meeting.
Could you please call myself or Barbara Johnson, 353-0404, to
confirm your attendance?
Looking forward to seeing you May 23rd -
Sincerely,
7
CliCrawford
Parks and Recreation Director
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