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PARAB Agenda 04/22/1998 ID PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA April 22, 1998 The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting will be held Wednesday, April 22, 1998, 2:00 p.m. at Frank Mackie Jr., Community Park, 1367 Andalsuia Terrace, Marco Island, Florida. I. CALL TO ORDER: IL PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: III. INVOCATION: IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, March 25, 1998 Meeting A 1-4 V. AWARD PRESENTATION: Andy Rennig-Park Ranger VI. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Parks And Recreation Advisory Board Vacancies -Interview B 5-17 2. Beach Parking Annual Pass-Non Resident VII. REQUESTS FOR DISCUSSION - SPECIFIC UPDATE ITEM 3. Dog Park 4. Sugden Regional Park Status 5. South Community Park Status VIII. REPORTS/UPDATES: 6. Monthly Report (March) hand out at meeting 7. BCC - Recaps for April C18 8. F.Y.I. C19 9. Adopt-A-Park Report D20 10. Parab Meeting Schedule D21 XI. ADJOURNMENT 1 COLLIER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT RECREATION MONTHLY REPORT MARCH 1998 PARK/FACILITY USERS REVENUE CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR FACILITY MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD GG AQUATIC 6,518 22,854 11,473 25,759 13,263 43,399 18,771 43,836 GG FITNESS 4,369 21,842 3,798 15,938 10,122 61,836 5,396 42,275 EAST NAPLES 55,085 290,220 51,000 310,953 4,088 20,153 4,391 22,391 FRANK MACKLE 42,588 173,857 24,600 131,711 8,005 45,893 8,239 40,810 GG COMM CTR 34,352 159,990 17,640 96,712 21,762 74,867 11,770 57,187 VETERANS CP 85,121 326,579 47,261 183,443 12,419 66,972 10,394 68,749 VINEYARDS CP 37,706 230,950 30,993 203,063 10,991 72,808 8,373 71,687 PELICAN BAY 5,580 36,478 31,776 86,284 1,248 6,801 N/A N/A GG COMM PARK 59,849 294,410 83,680 579,147 0 0 0 0 ATHLETICS 0 0 615 6,103 29,000 91,553 16,568 116,410 RACQUET CTR 3,279 16,428 1,991 12,072 9,339 66,526 6,156 54,841 IMMOKALEE CP 38,933 304,615 69,000 361,269 3,280 18,558 2,915 14,012 IMM SPORTS 9,420 90,063 9,809 93,507 4,657 21,415 4,301 14,821 FOOD PROG TOTALS 382,800 1,968,286 383,636 2,105,961 128,174 590,781 97,274 547,019 Athletic users are already counted in park/facility user figures r C 111) RECREATION SECTION MONTHLY REPORT MARCH 1998 GOLDEN GATE AQUATIC FACILITY GOLDEN GATE FITNESS CENTER Registered Class Participants 106 Registered Class Participants 3 Facility Users 6,518 Facility Users 4,369 Program Hours 107 Program Hours 11 Program Participant Hours 1,326 Program Participant Hours 11 Revenue 0 Revenue 10,122 Special Events Special Events 0 EAST NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK FRANK MACKLE COMM PARK Registered Class Participants 105 Registered Class Participants 1,198 Park Users 55,085 Park Users 42,588 Program Hours 95 Program Hours 45 Program Participant Hours 806 Program Participant Hours 10,623 Revenue 4,088 Revenue 8,005 Special Events 100 Special Events 3,551 GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER RACQUET CENTER Registered Class Participants 283 Registered Class Participants 210 Facility Users 34352 Facility Users 3,279 Program Hours 240 Program Hours 210 Program Participant Hours 8218 Program Participant Hours 210 Revenue 21,762 Revenue 9,339 Special Events 560 Special Events 0 VETERANS COMMUNITY PARK VINEYARDS COMMUNITY PARK Registered Class Participants 551 Registered Class Participants 399 Park Users 85121 Park Users 37,706 Program Hours 179 Program Hours 172 Program Participant Hours 5,925 Program Participant Hours 10,919 Revenue 12,419 Revenue 10,991 Special Events 0 Special Events 0 IMMOKALEE COMMUNITY PARK IMMOKALEE SPORTS COMPLEX Registered Class Participants 5 Registered Class Participants 26 Park Users 39,833 Park Users 9,420 Program Hours 80 Program Hours 42 Program Participant Hours 3,860 Program Participant Hours 935 Revenue 3,280 Revenue 4,657 Special Events 0 Special Events 0 .immimer GOLDEN GATE AQI .iC & FITNESS CENTER REVENU. .(EPORT MONTH FY 1994/95 FY 1995/96 FY 1996/97 FY 1997/98 MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD OCTOBER Pool 4,232 4,232 3,262 3,262 3,509 3,509 6,924 6,924 Fitness n/a n/a n/a n/a 5,567 5,567 10,503 10,503 Totals 4,232 4,232 3,262 3,262 9,076 9,076 17,427 17,427 NOVEMBER Pool 3,679 7,911 2,978 6,240 3,122 6,631 4,107 11,031 Fitness n/a n/a 4,447 4,447 3,912 9,479 8,663 19,166 Totals 3,679 7,911 7,425 10,687 7,034 16,110 12,770 30,197 DECEMBER Pool 3,139 11,050 1,294 7,534 3,889 10,520 5,067 16,098 Fitness n/a n/a 2,845 7,292 4,342 13,821 8,473 27,639 Totals 3,139 11,050 4,139 14,826 8,231 24,341 13,540 43,737 JANUARY Pool 3,872 14,922 2,878 10,412 6,291 16,811 4,508 20,095 Fitness n/a n/a 7,714 15,006 14,867 28,688 13,856 36,150 Totals 3,872 14,922 10,592 25,418 21,158 45,499 18,364 56,245 FEBRUARY Pool 3,815 18,737 4,603 15,015 8,254 25,065 9,531 29,626 Fitness n/a n/a 4,082 19,088 8,191 36,879 10,219 46,369 Totals 3,815 18,737 8,685 34,103 16,445 61,944 19,750 75,995 MARCH Pool 10,309 29,046 6,675 21,690 18,771 43,836 13,263 42,889 Fitness n/a n/a 3,760 22,848 5,396 42,275 10,123 56,492 Totals 10,309 29,046 10,435 44,538 24,167 86,111 23,386 99,381 APRIL Pool 12,851 41,897 11,312 33,002 13,784 57,620 Fitness n/a n/a 5,204 28,052 6,978 49,253 Totals 12,851 41,897 16,516 61,054 20,762 106,873 MAY Pool 16,846 58,743 15,256 48,258 26,016 583,636 Fitness n/a n/a 4,030 32,082 6,919 56,172 Totals 16,846 58,743 19,286 80,340 32,935 139,808 JUNE Pool 19,396 78,139 20,540 68,798 35,210 118,846 Fitness n/a n/a 3,318 35,400 8,077 64,249 Totals 19,396 78,139 23,858 104,198 43,287 183,095 JULY Pool 12,936 91,075 18,424 87,222 26,017 144,863 Fitness n/a n/a 5,181 40,581 6,290 70,539 Totals 12,936 91,075 23,605 127,803 32,307 215,402 AUGUST Pool 11,664 102,739 17,195 104,416 19,617 164,480 Fitness n/a n/a 4,833 45,414 7,697 85,877 Totals 11,664 102,739 22,028 149,830 27,314 242,716 SEPTEMBER Pool 8,704 111,443 11,459 115,875 11,366 175,846 Fitness n/a n/a 10,078 55,492 7,641 85,877 Totals 8,704 111,443 21,537 171,367 19,007 261,723 COLLIER COUNTY RACQUET CENTER REVENUE REPORT FY 1994/95 FY 1995/96 FY 1996/97 FY 1997/98 MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD OCTOBER 5,371 5,371 6,173 6,173 12,811 12,811 13,824 13,824 NOVEMBER 8,595 13,966 12,327 18,500 10,434 23,245 13,023 26,847 DECEMBER 6,722 20,688 5,418 23,918 6,989 30,234 7,100 33,947 JANUARY 10,432 31,120 10,001 33,919 9,600 39,834 14,474 48,421 FEBRUARY 8,176 39,296 9,719 43,638 8,851 48,685 8,766 57,187 MARCH 6,121 45,417 5,796 49,434 6,156 54,841 9,339 66,526 APRIL 5,016 50,433 6,587 56,021 6,287 61,128 MAY 4,328 54,761 3,817 59,838 4,149 65,277 JUNE 3,918 58,679 2,158 61,996 3,081 68,358 JULY 3,321 62,000 3,990 65,986 5,489 74,207 AUGUST 2,945 64,945 4,546 70,532 7,685 81,892 SEPTEMBER 4,182 69,127 6,830 77,362 8,429 90,321 • BEACH AND WATER MONTHLY REPORT MARCH 1998 USERS REVENUE CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR CURRENT YEAR PRIOR YEAR MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD MTH YTD METERS(ACTUAL) BAREFOOT 16,102 51,047 28,730 78,771 4,505 10,922 6,010 14,466 BB PRESERVE 32,844 111,535 42,784 124,003 18,159 56,800 26,744 75,157 CLAM PASS 30,161 123,561 51,631 145,635 6,997 22,862 10,364 30,694 TIGERTAIL 26,040 144,085 54,540 166,894 28,965 111,364 32,019 118,063 VANDERBILT 22,200 82,861 32,659 90,482 5,425 17,299 4,876 15,803 V BCH RD METERS 0 0 0 0 1,281 6,608 1,719 9,026 N GULF SHORE 13,049 39,186 13,999 48,827 321 1,280 387 1,311 SOUTH MARCO 6,852 29,054 7,032 32,888 4,467 14,140 5,171 15,274 TOTAL 147,248 581,329 231,375 687,500 70,120 241,275 87,290 279,794 BAYVIEW 22,157 70,228 13,490 70,749 780 3,676 1,080 5,085 SR 951 7,169 35,004 5,988 24,022 0 0 0 CAXAMBAS 8,201 37,254 7,677 35,144 0 0 0 LAKE TRAFFORD 23,623 96,280 24,180 87,678 0 0 0 COCOHATCHEE 18,600 90,172 60,271 152,113 '' 1,741 7,161 2,669 7,920 TOTAL 79,750 328,938 111,606 369,706 2,521 10,837 3,749 13,005 CONCESSIONS BOAT LAUNCH 976 5,396 1,533 7,513 CONCESSIONS 17,220 69,696 26,163 80,678 TOTAL CONC. 18,196 75,092 27,696 88,191 BEACH VENDOR 250 1,000 0 0 CITATIONS 615 4,200 0 0 GRAND TOTAL" 147,2481 226,998 342,9811 1,057,206 72,641 328,204 118,735 380,990 MARCH, 1999 1. Dugouts and score platforms at Tony Rosbough Park have been renovated. 2. Septic drain field at Golden Gate Community Park Field, Control Center, has been replaced. 3. Re-roofed the dugouts at Gulf Coast Community Park. 4. Repaired ramp area to boardwalk at Tigertail County Beach Park. 5. Repaired floating docks at Caxambus. 6. Skirting and steps installed on concession building at Veterans Roller Hockey facility. 7. Renovations completed relative to stairway at Golden Gate Community Park field control building. 8. Repairs complete relative to loose boards at Clam Pass Beach County Park. 9. New verbiage installed on light Handicapped Parking signs, to be completed county wide. 10. Installation of Bocci Ball Courts on Marco Island complete. 11. Cocohatchee work day completed by in house staff, re-landscaping, painting, general clean up, etc. 12. Moved 12 sets of bleachers to Sea Creast School for special event. 13. Installation of seven pallets of sod at Gulf Coast Little League Community Park complete. 14. Trimming of all palm trees at Golden Gate, Frank Mackle, and Plummer Park complete. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PARKS AND RECREATION RECAPS: March/April ° r�aa �a SSU 3/3/98 16C3 Budget amendment for previously approved Naples Landing Project, ($160,000) 3/3/98 16C4 Award picnic shelter construction to Varian Construction Company, $176,389 3/10/98 16C1 Award Impact Fee Study to Henderson, Young, and Company, ($24,650) 3/10/98 16C2 Approve interlocal agreement with Collier Schools and City of Naples for facility usage. 3/10/98 16C3 Approve agreement with Big Wave Inc. for Spring break entertainment 3/10/98 16C4 Approve pool position upgrades for Golden Gate and Immokalee pools. 3/17/98 5C1 Presentation by Cool Cruisers of Naples of$7000 to the Golden Gate Community Center for midnight basketball. 3/17/98 16C1 Authorize youth team to represent Midnight Basketball League at national tournament in Orlando, April 9-11. 3/17/98 16C2 Approve purchase of playground for Sugden Park, $78,461 4/7/98 16C1 Approve summer fund grant for Immokalee and Naples area. 4/7/98 16C2 Approval of Settlement Agreement between County& staff 4/7/98 16C3 Authorize the purchase and installation of water play features at Vineyards Park. IF-#41IV 411 $‘44060.414, ,000 Rot Laver lielb a Tennis Clinic at the Pelican Dam ConiMunitij Park. Over loo participants attentet the clinic. 131411115 an average tennis Roubles match the ball is hit 360 times. wring the month of March at the Collier Count% 'Racquet Center tennis balls were hit over the net $5,200 times. 0 1,500 Little Leaguers play on our fiebs wring Little League Season. 1,00$ participants are signet up for Men's ant Coes Softball. Ore Ak CArtvr Wks Wet'tsgtith lihtle fefft (C) 19 MEMORANDUM RECEWED DATE: March 23, 1998 r" 2 1998 TO: Marla Ramsey, Parks and Recreation Direc or COLLIER COUNTY FROM: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant PARK `1,'., lON Board of County Commissioners RE: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board As you know, we currently have vacancies on the above-referenced advisory committee. A press release was issued requesting citizens interested in serving on this committee to submit a resume for consideration. I have attached the resumes received for your review as follows: Karin E. English 3823 Tamiami Trail East, #421 Naples, FL 34112 f Edward Olesky 6001 Lake Trafford Road Immokalee, FL 34142 Jane V. Ostrowski 6181 12th Avenue, S.W. Naples, FL 34116 r Sandra Buxton 7816 Gardner Drive, #203 Naples, FL 34109 Please let me know, in writing, the recommendation for appointment of the advisory committee within the 41 day time-frame, and I will prepare an executive summary for the Board's consideration. Please categorize the applicants in areas of expertise. If you have any questions, please call me at 774-8097. Thank you for your attention to this matter. SF Attachments RECEIVED MAR 2 0 1998 20 March 1998 Board of County Commissioners Mrs. Sue Filson Collier County Board of County Commissioners Administrative Building 2nd Floor 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, Florida 34112 RE: Parks& Recreation Advisory Board Dear Sue: The attached resume is submitted in application for consideration for the Collier County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. Should you have any additional question please feel free to call me at (941) 643-9606. Sincerely, Liz Karin E. English CP CI Karin E.English 3823 Tamiami Trail East Suite 421 Naples, Florida 34112 (941)643-9606 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Present Owner PinkJeep Communications Creation,development, production of arts,community, education,and entertainment projects including audio, film, publishing,television, theatre and video projects. 1993-Present Managing Partner BackStreet Entertainment Group,LLC Entertainment public relations,marketing,business development and management and contract negotiations sports, music,arts industries,television syndication. 1990-1993 President KEE Properties of Inc./KEE Properties of Virginia, Inc. Media consulting,development, management, marketing and ownership focusing on the broadcast industry. 1988-1990 Vice President/Partner Servante Management Corporations Sports and Entertainment marketing and contract negotiations. Public and media relations. 1983-1990 Owner KEE Public Relations,Marketing&Media Management Political, non-profit,sport,entertainment media management. Media creation,production,placement. Celebrity personal services. 1980-1985 Owner Sparkle Studio Productions® Creative consultation to municipalities,political candidates,.advertisers,corporations. Radio,television and print development,production. 1977-1983 Founder-Executive Director/Owner MultiCultural Television Council®/For Kids-Only© Organize, manage Congressionallcommunity lobby for children's television programs.Radio,television production/syndication children's programming. ,1 ® . COMMUNITY/BOARD EXPERIENCE United Football Association Illinois Bell Telephone Advisory Board Hampton Roads United Christians Turner Broadcasting Systems Gateway Foundation National Black Media Coalition Chicago Access Corporation Action for Children's Television NAACP-Chicago Chapter Urban League-Chicago Chapter Literacy Volunteers of America. Inc. Chicago/National Association for Black Journalist MultiCultural Television Council Citizens Committee on the Media Collier County Black Affairs Advisory Board(newly elected) EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Present Providence Bible College Biblical Studies 1983-1945 Northeastern University Public Relations/Marketing Study Program 1981-1983 DePaul University Mass Communications Program Study 1978-1980 Columbia College Mass Communications/Broadcasting 1969-1972 University of New Mexico Journalism/Physical Education OTHER EDUCATION/TRAINING 1978 Grantsmanship Foundation Grant proposal research,writing and fundraising CAREER AND PERSONAL GOAL To live each day in Spirit and Truth through opportunities provided for the betterment of humankind using natural and learned talents, skills and experiences. REFERENCES A VAILABLE ON REQUEST I • ,I . . r. WORK EXPERIENCE 1997-Present Temporary Kelly Temporary Services Various customer and administrative services and duties. 1981-1986 Faculty/Professor Columbia College Executive administrative duties. College level instruction,student counseling and development. Instruction focused on all media. 1982-1983 Instructor Ray Vogue School of Design Taught communications skills to fashion, merchandising students. 1977-Present Freelance Writer/Critic/Columnist/Editor Research,write articles for various publications. 1976-1978 Freelance Writer/Advertising Consultant Write,supervise retail and new product media campaigns. 1975-1976 Copywriter/Producer Needham,Harper&Steers(DDB Needham Worldwide) Create, write,produce radio,television and print campaigns. 1973-1976 Flight Attendant American Airlines Responsible for passenger comfort and safety. 1972-1973 Kindergarten Teacher Assistant Albuquerque Public Schools Responsible for growth,instruction,development of children. 1868-1970 Advertising Assistant Rhodes Department Store _ Assist with in-house advertising campaigns,layout,design, placement. 1966-1968 Writer Model Cities News • Reporter/editor for community based newspaper. I 1 EDWARD "SKI" OLESKY RECEIVED 6001 Lake Trafford Road Immokalee, Florida 34142 MAR 9 1994 (941)657-2401 Board of County Commissioners March 5, 1998 Sue Filson Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 East Tamiami Trail Naples, Florida 34112 Dear Ms. Filson: It has been brought to my attention by Fred N. Thomas, Jr., that there is a vacancy on the Collier County Park & Recreation Advisory Board for a person in the Immokalee community. I, as the official Santa Claus in Immokalee, have worked very close with the community park staf supporting their various youth activities. I also serve as a member of the following boards: Immokalee Chamber of Commerce 4 Friendship House Main Street Advisory I am also an active member of the Rotary Club of Immokalee. I would be very much appreciated to be considered for the vacant spot for an Immokalee representative to the Collier County Park &Recreation Advisory Board. Sincerely, i •® • • _ e Mar-05-98 11 : 38A P.01 r� March 4, 1998 Mrs. Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, FL 34112 RE: Advisory Committee Dear Mrs. Filson: Attached for consideration is my resume in answer to the potential advisory committee appointments. I have been actively involved in Florida real estate for eleven years, four of which have been in Collier County. 1 am a Naples resident and live in Golden Gate Estates. It would be my pleasure to contribute to a community that has contributed co much to my own success. If you would like to speak with me, please contact me at 597-1577 or you may page me at 999-0842. ry tru , yours, ,moi ane V. Ostrowski / fh e ..G) 4 4 Mar-05-98 11 : 38A P . 02 ( JANE OSTROWSKI 6 300 Trail Boulevard 'Naples, Florida 34108 '(941) 597-1577 EMPLOYMENT ISLAND TITLE GUARANTY AGENCY,INC. Vice President Sales and Marketing from April 1994 to present Responsible for the growth and maintenance of Ncw Product Development and Resale Division within Collier and Lee counties. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Escrow Officer National Accounts from July 1991 to March 1994 Responsible for handling commercial settlements for various National Account transactions such as Fast Food Restaurants(IE Taco Bell,Checkers,McDonalds,California Pizza Kitchen),B.P. Gas Stations etc. Also responsible for closing Multi-site Auction properties and Government Orders consisting of U.S. Fish and Wildlife contracts and U.S. Marshall forfeitures. HOMEOWNER TITLE INSURANCE CO. Assistant Manager/Marketing Representative from Murch. 1989 to July 1991 Responsible for the Marketing of three offices.Also responsible for the maintenance of Residential transactions in the main office. Company purchased by First American Title. FLORIDA TITLE&GUARANTY CO. Escrow Officer from January 1986 to March 1989 Initially hired as receptionist. During the course of employment did work as Post-Closing Processor,Escrow Secretary and finally Escrow Officer.Offered position of Assistant Manager. EDUCATION ST.PETERSBURG COLLEGE Business Management COOKE REAL ESTATE/BURT RODGERS FLORIDA LICENSED TITLE INSURANCE AGENT REFERENCES: FURNISHED UPON REQUEST SANDRA BUXTON . RN., B.S.N., M.A., L.N.H.A. (941) 514-2371 — Phone 514-2381 — Fax The Orchards • 7816 Gardner Drive, #203 Naples, Florida 34109 C G-l.J-,0J Mrs Sue Filson Administrative Assistant Boar, .f Coll ;--.,- U^' ` � '7 .ti UUity Commissioners is5ioiers 3301 E. Tamiami Trail Naples, Fl 34112 • Dear Mrs Filson, Thank you for taking the time to provide me with a list of available advisory positions . I have an interest in one of two open positions . 1) The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board 2) The Hispanic Affairs Advisory Con.mi r If the criteria of serving on the Hispanic Affairs Committee is that 1 be Hispanic, then 1 do not qualify. My work with the Immokalee population has increased my interest in this area. Thank you for providing information to me. If you need a resume other than the one previously provided, it shall be my pleasure -0P to send it . § �; ! :. Y IlM � Y } + 1 A 4 Respectfully-, 41) .7 ti= r ley cE; ;--i ) (,,>-475-67,...,- (IN V /4° v Sandra Buxton 1' Ysc 1 1 sA 1DRA BUXTON? R.N. , B.S.W. . N.A. ,L.N.S.A. (941) 514- 2371-PRONE (941) 514- 2381-FMC The Orchards 7816 Gardner Drive, #203 Naples, Florida 34109 lAz liii SANDRA BUXTON M.N., $.8.N., M.A., L.N.H.A., A.L.F. CORS (941) 514-2371 - PEO10s (941) 514-2381 - FAX The Orchards, 7016 Gardner Drive, 0203 Naples, Florida 34109 CARHBR OBJBCTIvl To obtain a challenging and rewarding position utilizing proven ability and demonstrated performance in the health care industry. SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS • Self-motivated manager and team player with more than 12 years of progressive responsibility in all aspects of health care delivery ranging from Head Nurse in Psychiatry, to Director of Health Services. Director of Nursing Administration and Administrator of profit and not-for-profit long-term facilities. * Exceptional strength and reputation in turn-around management; provide leadership, motivation and organization which effectively increases productivity and reduces turnover. • Establishes and maintains high standards of service and resident- centered milieu. Initiates holistic programs including mental health to long-term care facilities. SAMPLE ACCO LIBI:EMITS ( QUALITY ASSURANCE MONITOR - FACILITIES IN CRISIS- Review systems, identify deficits, develop and establish procedures required for corrective action to achieve compliance with federal and state-mandated guidelines; knowledgeable in all areas of health care administration and HCFA requirements. Provide and ensure resident-centered care. MEDIATOR- Interface between staff and management in nffacilitlieswith low productivity and high turnover. Employ principles ts y management, empower associates and create a team environment where associates want to work and ars positively reinforced for high performance. Reduce agency use to less than 108. STAFF EDUCATOR - Skilled and experienced in developing training curriculum, procedure manuals and implementing programs for licensed and unlicensed associates that identify objectives, establish shrpperformance levels and increase awareness of quality assurance s. • EDUCATION & C=ATIYICATIONS Certified 1997 Florida ALF core qualified Licensed 1997 Licensed Nursing Homs Administrator wR3STER UNIVERSITY, Webster Groves, NO Graduated 1988 Master of Arts Degree - Beelth Services Management Graduated 1985 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY, Chesterfield, 1D Bachelor of Science degree - Nursing Graduated 1981 MISSOURI BAPTIST HOSPITAL, St. Louis, MO Registered Nurse PROVISSIONAL AFFILIATIONS & HONORS Missouri League for Nursing Hose Administrators, Inc. - Current Member Florida Nurses Association - 1996 to Present Directors of Nursing Administration, Long-Term Care - Current Member 1990 Who's Who in American Nursingo Present Missouri, FloridaF1d (( RN License - Manses, Mei 1 1-28-1998 12:37P".i =.ROI E I BON I TA SPRINGS 94: _- -_ RECEIVED FEB 2 7 1998 S JOHNSON ENGINEERING, INC. ENecNE_ L.:RverdlS81m€cum�+s37;€41rnissioners FORT MYERS NAPLES PORT CHARLOTTE 2158 JOHNSON STREET TELEPHONE(941)3340046 TELECOPIER(941)334.3661 POST OFFICE BOX 155C FORT MYERS.FLORIDA 33902-1550 January 28, 1998 CARL E.JOHNEON 1911.1 DES Ms. Jackie Hart Parks & Recreation Department Golden Gate Community Park 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples, FL 34116 Dear PARAB Board Members & Staff: I want to thank you for the opportunity of serving on the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. I want to apologize for not being able to attend the last few Board meetings, but my work has become very intensive and time consuming. I am writing this letter to inform the Board of my resignation. I am moving to Lee County and will no longer qualify to be a PARAB member. Thank you very much for making my time on this Board so enjoyable. I wish.you all the best. Sincerely, . // /rP I Ct,.,,C16,1.4 Elaine M. Wicks FORREST H. BANKS ARESIGENT STEVEN K. MORRISON E_MW/mjb PARTNERS CARL A. BARRACO GARY R BULL DAN W DICKEY JOSEPH W. EBNER ARCHIE T. GRANT. JR KENTON R. KE!LING w. DAVID KEY. JR W. BRITT POMEROY ANOREW D. TILTON KEVIN M. WINTER CHRISTOPHER D HAGAN PATRICIA H. NEWTON MARK G WENTZEL COf+SUIT.Atr LESTER L. BULSON 11, III 1�:n 7.:-.7 . / 3o,.r, , January 12, 199' Billie Cheney PO Box 5021 Immokalee, FL 34143 Dear Board of County Commissioners, I am submitting my resignation, effective January 26, 1997 . My association with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board has been a pleasant one, and I will miss the friendship I have experienced. However, at this time I am starting a new position. I feel I won' t be able to give the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board the time they should be given. I appreciate your understanding of my decision to resign from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board at this time. Sincerely, AILL4-4 C Billie Cheney Y 45 piSi I I I 1 1 iL 2 icct4 3 A(3,4_ q @CLoc s K1fin; • 1 Q11 - n,4 © , ; �,ii 11/1 ....___*-- Ps _._ 6 4 . .--Sam_k__ _ OstAcALCk i 1 0 dilki f 11 __ — _ II --- ----' i":it 1 MIK Et 1 I 042 aSafi. cti eek ell\ahl< eaeil (;YAC cees; Illi\DA- 810U tzli , -„,d - - _-- ,:: ,:„: , ::.,. , r I 0 MAP PB-3 1 ! I 1 EXISTING PUBLIC BEACH ACCESS AND BOAT RAMPS !MMOKALEE IMPACT FEE DISTRICT 1 1 Collier County, Florida 1 I SR' B? LAKE TRAFFORD BOAT RAMP (1 LANE-FRESH WATER) 4 1 I 11 12 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 8 9 0 14 13 18 14 13 17 16 18 17 z 16 i 15 I 23 24 19 I I 22 23 24 19 20 21 1 20 1 21 I C.R. 650 I I Y ,� IMMQKALEE I C. A25 30 1 .4 I 28 `16 27 28 25 .30 29 28 1 6 5 L--- 1-t L 4 I 3 2 I 1 6 I 5 1 4 a I I C.R. 848 I I1 11 12 7 8 9 10 1t 12 7 8 I 9 I I I 1 i s- 1 14 13 18 17 i 16 15 14 dip 18 17 I 16 13 I _ i _ I I I 1 23 24 19 20 21 /'( 22 23 24 \19I 20 21 NAPLES-Wm: ROAD fC.9. 846)1 I -'—:---'5 � I I 26 25 30 29 28 1 27 26 25 30 29 28 1 I I i LEGEND li IBOAT RAMP 1 i 0 BEACH ACCESS POINT 1 SCALE 1 0 1M1. 2M1. 1 PREPARED BY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ()PAWN ON 5/89 D:IEXBC.DWG 5/6/89 , 1 RO-I -:1 FRIENDS OF BAREFOOT BEACH PRESERVE What is the Preserve ? 342 acres on a barrier island separated from the mainland by mangrove swamps and tidal creeks. Bordered on the west by 8,200 feet of Gulf beach and sand dunes. Rich vegetation and wildlife abound. Who are the Friends ? A non-profit organization of over 500 dues-paying individuals who are concerned about the precious marine and wetland environment. What is our purpose ? To preserve, protect and enhance natural features. To foster research and educational endeavors. To secure volunteers to assist the County. To distribute literature relating to the Preserve. What are we doing ? [] Nature Trail: Grooming a mile long trail winding from the end of the paved road to Wiggins Pass. Clearing out exotic plants and replacing them with natural species. Erecting directional signs, making benches, identifying vegetation and providing a descriptive booklet. [] Education: A well-attended program has been conducted for the past six years, including lectures and nature walks, providing recreation and 4 education for thousands of local residents and visitors. [] Learning Center: This six hundred square foot structure has been built, staffed and maintained by the Friends without the use of tax dollars. [] Displays: Individual members have developed posters which are exhibited on a rotating basis in eight wall-mounted cases. Unique shell collections are on permanent display. Plant specimens from the trail and marine species from the beach are arranged as table clinics. A library is maintained for the use of visitors who wish to identify specimens and explore books for adults and children on elements of this habitat. [] Tortoise Sanctuary: We are cooperating in a study of the population, distribution and habitat of the gopher tortoise, an endangered species which is protected from the inroads of civilization in the Preserve. [] Osprey Platforms: Three poles and platforms for Ospreys have been constructed and installed. Ospreys have taken possession and reared families in two of the nests. The third is occupied by a couple who have not yet had a family. [] Aquatic Garden: Construction, planting and maintenance of an aquatic garden featuring native butterfly attracting plants. [] Purple Martin Colony: Construction and maintenance of houses for a purple martin colony is our project for the 1997-98 season. What can you do ? —JOIN THE "FRIENDS" OF BAREFOOT BEACH ! I Please complete the application on the reverse side. November, 1997 Plant ID Guide Friends of Barefoot Beach Trail , ..,,,,,,,,Pf . .77. * ..,: =. ... . ..„ ,,,• ..., z_.. . • . Barefoot Beach Preserve is one of the few remaining k*44 • ; examples of "south Florida coastal strand" full of s -•,- •atie ':e ; ' , native flora and fauna. This 185 acre barrier island ✓ q3 • . • is covered with mangrove forest, tropical palm hammock Vii' ,�':; : and sand dunes. Mangrove forests fringe the back bay rL.O ••:1;::;;;•„ 'r;::t;;•o'E tidal waters of the barrier island. Just west of the t» •9 ;:A:: •. mangroves is a tropical hammock of Sabal palms, trees oiir ••1•1:1-.; and shrubs. West of the tropical hammock are the sand �rA �. dunes covered in dune grass. .' Q The native fauna existing within the Preserve are h►4'!'� a r', protected species. Gopher tortoise are found in the w •o� tropical hammock and sand dunes. Birds like pelicans, *A ', •••:s•• a-��� gulls, terns, bald eagles and sandpipers are seen over a�rj ': 7i! • head and in the surf looking for food. During summer ear•a ; •• , _.•, the beach is the nesting area for Loggerhead sea turtles. 4w`„' •';;. . ;;,_. Enjoy this opportunity to see native flora and fauna 1»• '�, • •/� and stay on the trail so not to disturb this unique i� •� coastal environment. 64 Vol Mi • h Ifiir a,,at .1m. C)` •� 0 MAP LEGEND •.,,`� �_ II r 'c' 'r! A Start of Plant ID Markers * � t� illop r • End of Plant ID Markers I . '= • e,,�E ' • . • Beach 00.•,`.: 04 h . . 10.1,_ Ina Sand Dunes .•4 ol:j1=. w� 1 -etep°'{{{{1111= • ell” Tropical Hammock Awc;: • SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AT THE LEARNING CENTER BAREFOOT BEACH PRESERVE I. NATURE WALKS CONDUCTED BY PARK RANGERS EVERY SATURDAY AT 9:00AM LECTURES AND DEMONSTRATIONS 10 A.M. Saturday December 6 ALL ABOUT MOSQUITOES &NO-SEE-UMS GENE LEMIRE Saturday December 13 ALL ABOUT PURPLE MARTINS BILL DIETRICH Saturday January 10 PLANT PARENTHOOD NAIDA EISENBUD Saturday January 17 FOSSILS,ARTIFACTS AND SHELLS HAROLD SAYLOR Saturday January 24 DOLPHINS JENNIFER SEMRO Saturday January 31 EAGLES CHRIS STRATON Saturday February 7 CHOOSING LANDSCAPE PLANTS BOB PETERSEN Saturday February 14 THE MANATEE PROGRAM JACKIE SPEAKE Saturday February 21 ALL ABOUT FISH AND FISHING ANDY RENNIG Saturday February 28 ALL ABOUT SHOREBIRDS JANET SELLARS Saturday March 7 SNAKES OF COLLIER COUNTY NAN GERHARDT Saturday March 14 FOSSILS,ARTIFACTS AND SHELLS HAROLD SAYLOR Saturday March 21 LOGGERHEAD TURTLES JUDY EATON Saturday March 28 ALL ABOUT BATS CYNDI MARKS Saturday April 4 TREES OF SOUTH FLORIDA SETH MACDONALD Saturday April 11 ART OF SHELLCRAFT IRENE LINDQUIST . ....... e FRIENDS OF BAREFOOT BEACH PRESERVE Newsletter --March 1998 We know you are anxiously awaiting all the latest news, but before you go any further, please enter the following date: Annual End of Season Party Date: Saturday,March 28 Time: Noon Place: Miramar Beach and Tennis Club-3rd Floor Fee: $12.50(includes tax and tip) RSVP by March 20-(Reservations and cheque must be received by March 20) You all know what a drag it is to set up a big affair. Please help by calling now: Carol Timbers(992-2090)or Naida Eisenbud(495-0656). Mail your cheque to the usual address: P.O. Box 564, Bonita Springs, FL 34133. Payment must be made in advance so that we can order the proper number of lunches. This party will be held in honor of us. That's right- US! Docents, gardeners, trailblazers, leaf pickers, and can crushers--all the volunteers who have worked so zealously and joyfully to make the Friends program such a success. Last month we welcomed a delegation from Tiger Tail Park. The County is encouraging the Marco Island residents to organize a Friends group like ours. We went over our dazzling history,offered to help,and wished them luck. We are reminded that "imitation is the most sincere form of flattery." One last business matter. Its about dues again. Sorry. Treasurer Bobbe Hickman and Associate Treasurer Bill Schwantes report that we are solvent,and our Auditor,Leah Lewis, tells us that our books are in order. But, there is still a problem with a few Friends who have not renewed their memberships at this late date. To enable us to move on to exciting new ventures,we just need for everyone to pay their dues. Oh, it's in the mail! Thank you! Now to the big news. The Purple Martin Sanctuary is in place just south of the Learning Center! Thanks to Bill Dietrich's expertise and the hard work of Jack MacDonald,Nelson Blackburn and Bob Dienes,the pole went up in record time. There are twelve apartments and four gourd cottages ready for occupancy. This was a real community effort. Bill provided the diatomaceous earth and coir(a stiff coarse fiber from the outer husk of a coconut)for the flooring, Nelson provided the ladder and the drill bits,Dick Breeden provided the level,and Leon provided the extension cord. This place is for the birds! Thank you,Jack,et. aL Ranger Andy has constructed another of his comfy benches and placed it in a direct sight line for leisurely bird watching. Andy has added some very interesting driftwood. A few flower pots,and voila! a lovely garden. About Purple Martins: Purple Martins are members of the Swallow family(Hirundiniae), more specifically Progue subis. The male is blue black in color,the female dull black and grayish. These large,jolly swallows are commonly seen in cities and towns. Originally they dwelt in hollow 4 frees,as some still do, but the majority now live in houses built especially for them,or in cornices of dwellings or barns. Martin houses often consist of cunningly fashioned gabled structures atop a twelve foot pole, but the birds are as well satisisfied with soapboxes or gourds with holes in the side. 4 ask March 28 All About Bats Cyndi Marks April 4 Trees of South Florida Seth MacDonald April 11 Art of Shellcraft Irene Lindquist The County has been involved with a major effort to remove exotic species from the Preserve,specifically Brazilian Pepper and Australian Pine. Tons and tons of Brazilian Peppers have been cut and shredded,clearing a beautiful shady path all the way to the Pass,looping and connecting to the Nature Trail. It is eerie in there- the floor is mulched and feels so good under foot. It is a pristine,spooky wilderness. Unfortunately the choppings and chippings are full of Brazilian Pepper berries which will end up as seeds,and then seedlings. Familiar job ahead? That's how we got started years ago,clearing Brazilian Peppers under Dick Dempsey's leadership. We may have to do it again! Miscellaneous Chit Chat Thanks to Tom Crowe for doing such a fine job as Director of Public Relations. Tom is writing the publicity releases and getting plenty of"good ink" in the papers,a sure sign that they like his stuff. Thanks to Milton Katz,Bob Mansfield,Buck Pawlikowsky,Harold Saylor,Ray Steinberg for accepting such a crushing responsibility. (Whom did we neglect to mention? Surely one or more.) Erwin and Joan Schaeffer arrived late in December,trailing their trailer behind them,ready and willing to load up the recyclables. What a blessing it is to have their help. Thanks loads! What a great job Marianne Sander is doing juggling the fourteen sessions and thirty six docents. Marianne accomplishes this with finesse,dignity and grace. Docents: Please try to arrange for your own substitutes when you cannot make your regular sessions. Jean Sable is back after world wide travels and countless foreign correspondence reports to Leon. In April she spent 3 weeks on a kibbutz,washing down tanks,getting them ready for service on the Golan. Tel Aviv is safe! Jean is on the job! Here at the Preserve Jean is girl Friday,weeding,watering and working at the Learning Center. Dr.Jill Kusba has been assisting the County in a major survey of the population and habitat of the local gopher tortoises. She has been joined recently by Nan Gerhardt and Andy Rennig. Ray Steinberg has been helping Jill in the past year. New technology includes fiberoptic photography of the tunnels and burrows! Thanks to Bob Dienes and Reggie Zielinski for hanging the drapes every Saturday before the lectures. Thanks to Bob and Phyllis DeHuete for the lovely laser red dot pointer. We are becoming so sophisticated! Wish someone would fund roll-up shutters. Well,someday. The Preston Heald osprey nest has a live-in couple,but so far there is no sign of a family. Mary Schoedinger,whose neighboring birds always produce offspring,has offered to send husband Bill scrambling up the pole to explain how it's done. Important information re-the IRS: We are a 501-C-3 not for profit organization. Your dues and additional contributions are fully deductible since no goods or services are provided. Finally: To honor the generosity of our major donors,we have erected a new plaque which lists the members who have contributed$500.00 or more. 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Box 6021 Immoklaee, FL 34143 Subject: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Dear Ms. Cheney: While convened in regular session on May 26, 1998, the Board of County Commissioners regretfully accepted your resignation and appointed your replacement to the subject advisory committee. On behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the fine work you have done as a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. Enclosed is a Certificate of Appreciation to represent our gratitude for your valuable assistance. Best wishes for success in your future endeavors. Very truly yours, �O( cf • \ C Barbara B. Berry, Chairman Commissioner, District 5 BBB:sf Enclosure cc: Marla Ramsey, Parks and Recreation Director RECEIVED JUN - 3 IC8 PARKS&RECREATION - r s Lc, li .. .,...... , ,. ..„ ° r-1 i \PZ).- 1 , J y :14, ,j :U : C0 = oj7 T 0o- E v . 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On behalf of the Board of County Commissioners, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the fine work you have done as a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. Enclosed is a Certificate of Appreciation to represent our gratitude for your valuable assistance. Best wishes for success in your future endeavors. Very truly yours, a Barbara B. 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