PARAB Agenda 10/27/1999PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
AGENDA
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting will be held
Wednesday, October 27, 1999 at Cocohatchee River Park.
I. CALL TO ORDER:
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG:
III. INVOCATION:
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - September 22,1999
V. ATTITUDE ADWARDS
VI. WORKSHOP
1. Lighthouse Bay
2. Dog Park/Beach
3. City/County Launch Facility
4. Capital Projects FY 99/00
5. Community School Sailing
6. Eagle Lakes Community Park
7. Croquet
VIL REPORTS/UPDATES
1. Monthly Report
2. Park Projects
3. BCC Recap
4. Adopt -A -Park Report
5. PARAB Meeting Schedule
VIII. ADJOURNMENT
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Minutes
September 22,1999
East Naples Community Park
PRESENT: John Grice, Vice Chairperson
Lisa Barnett
' Edward "Ski" Olesky
Gil Mueller
Lindy D'Amico
ALSO PRESENT: Patsy Rice, Dog Beach
Terri Pelton, Community School Sailing
Mike Pelton, Community School Sailing
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Sue Shaughnessy, Community School Sailing
Charles McMahon, Applicant for Advisory
Paul Gray, Dog Beach
Mary Ellen Rand, Applicant for Advisory
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Sam Welborn, Applicant for Advisory
STAFF PRESENT: Marla Ramsey, Director
Murdo Smith, Recreation Manager
Joseph Delate, Project Manager
Rebecca Bird, Secretary II
John Walters, Parks Superintendent
James Fitzek, Operations Manager
I. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 2:05 p.m.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
III. INVOCATION: John Grice
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: August 25, 1999
Motion by Lindy D'Amico to approve minutes from the August 25t" meeting.
Seconded by Gil Muller.
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V. NEW BUSINESS:
A. Ms. Patsy Rice — Dog Beach
Ms. Rice has been before the Advisory Board several times with the Dog
Beach issue but it has not been looked upon favorably. Ms. Rice has
spoken with Mr. Tom 011iff in reference to the Dog Beach and he had
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concerns about dog bites. Ms. Rice gave numbers of the dog bites
reported in Lee County in the past year. She is aware of the plans for a
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dog park but still favors the idea of the beach. There are over 18,000
animal licenses given each year, and dogs are allowed on the beach in Lee
County. There are rules that must be followed such as pets must be on a
leash, need to pick up after them and not let them run loose. Collier
County does not allow any dogs on any beaches or parks. Ms. Rice and
her husband did some data collecting at various sites in Collier and
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received 835 signatures of people in favor of a dog beach. There were
questions from the Board as to which beach they had in mind, how much
of an area and how to enforce the rules having the dogs on the beach. Ms.
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Rice did not have a site in mind and felt the other patrons that would use
the dog beach would ensure that the rules are followed and enforced.
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There was discussion as to if this action would involve an ordinance
addition. Ms. Rice stated "the current code states that if the board
designates a space, the dogs are allowed on the beach without additional
ordinance". Ms. Ramsey corrected her and explained a "County
Ordinance states no dogs allowed on any Collier County Park or Beach
and it would require an additional ordinance."
A motion was made by Lisa Barnett to have the Parks and
Recreations staff look into possible locations.
Amended motion by Lisa Barnett to have Parks and Recreation staff
look into possible locations, specific times, hours and enforcement of
rules. Seconded by Lindy D'Amico.
' Voted 4-1
B. Community School Of Naples Sailing Team
Sue Shaughnessy presented a letter to the Board that is attached in the
minutes. The Sailing Team is the first in Collier County and is hoping
to attract more local high school teams. Currently the team is looking
for a place to store the four sailboats. Ms. Shaughnessy spoke to Mr.
Sherer at Caxambas Boat Ramp, to see if there was space available to
store the boats. There was a small area behind the dumpster that
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would be able to accommodate the boats. Ms. Shaughnessy came to
the board to request approval to have the boats stored in this area.
There was some concern on who would be responsible for theft or
' vandalism. Ms. Ramsey stated that storage would require a lease with
the County. Also we have to look at the large picture and if we
accommodate the Community School will be able to accommodate
other schools as well?
Ms. Ramsey gave the school other suggestions for the storage of the
' boats. Ms. Ramsey said she would also speak with Don Wirth, City of
Naples, to see if the Landings, where the boats are currently stored,
could continue to keep the boats stored.
' Motion was made by Gil Mueller to request staff to look into the
issues and liabilities of storing the boats at Caxambas.
Seconded by John Grice.
Voted 5-0
' C. Interviews
The Advisory Board interviewed the three (3) applicants present to find
' out why they wanted to be on the Board and what can they bring to the
Board? A secret ballot was held and the votes were as follows:
1. Charles McMahon
2. Mary Ellen Rand
3. Samuel Welborn
Motion made by Gil Muller to recommend Charles McMahon and
Mary Ellen Rand for a seat on the Advisory Board. Seconded by Ski
Olesky.
Voted 5 — 0
Motion made by Lisa Barnett to have the October PARAB meeting as
a workshop. Seconded by Lindy D'Amico.
Voted 5 — 0
FRDAP — GRANT
The Parks and Recreation Department will be applying for a $300,000.00
grant for Eagle Lakes. The funds will be used for 2.5 miles of paved
' pathways.
Motion made by John Grice to approve grant application process.
' Seconded by Gil Muller.
Voted 5-0
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VII. DISCUSSION/ UPDATE ITEMS
A. PARK PROJECTS (Marla Ramsey)
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Alzheimer's Nook — The Alzheimer's Nook will be called "The Nook" and
Dr. Jackson is looking into additional funding. "The Nook" will be at Sugden
Park and will have a family bathroom. This has been put into a conceptual
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draft proposal and will be presented to the BCC.
Everglades Funding Project — $14,000.00 was approved for the roof. The
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other $26,000.00 requested for the playground was not approved.
Park Projects (Joe Delate)
Sugden — Design path around the park is being prepared. This will include
maintenance building and the family restroom facilitates as well as a pathway
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around the lake.
Eagle Lakes — close to finished, 95% sod is finished and 3/4 of the ball field is
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sodded. Received 10" of rain with the recent storm, no overflow was noted.
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98% of landscaping is completed, final paving and mulching. Need to post
signs and a gate to let the public know the Park is not yet open. Park should
be completed by November 1, 1999. Grand opening is scheduled for
November 41h
NNRP (North Naples Regional Park) — We have short-listed three firms for
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the design of this project and we have posted a sign on I-75 announcing the
Park "coming soon".
Mr. Delate invited the PARAB members for a tour of the new facilities at
Eagle Lakes.
Clam Pass — researching new plastic recycled lumber to re -deck the
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boardwalk. Looking into hiring a consulting engineering to assist with the
project.
Max Hasse — getting proposal for a firm for phase II of the project that will
consist of a Community Center and a Maintenance building.
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Dom — land has been located near Roost Road by Manatee Education
Center. Currently leased by the Model Airplane Flying Club, the Dog Park
would be 5-10 acres around the area used by the Flying Club. The concern
would be if the public would use this area. Lisa volunteered to do some
surveys with the general public.
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B. BCC RECAPS
Ms. Ramsey went over the BCC recap with the Board.
C. ADOPT -A -PARK REPORT
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No report this month
Ms. Ramsey announced the promotion of Murdo Smith to Park Supervisor for
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Beach and Water.
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Meeting adjourned at 4:30 p.m.
PARAB MEMBERS:
Enclosed are past requests and back-up information on the subjects that
will be discussed in the workshop. This is for informational purposes
only.
' CCOLLIER COUNT,
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
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ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS WILL BE LMTED TO TEN (10) MINUTES UNLESS PERMISSION FOR
ADDITIONAL TIME IS GRANTED BY THE CHAIRMAN.
NAl H OF SPEAKER: James Wallace
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DATE: June 23,1999
SUBJECT: Lighthouse Bay Beach Shuttle
PURPOSE: Request for a posted area at Barefoot Beach Access as a "quick -stop"
resident drop off/pick up location for Lighthouse Bay beach shuttle van.
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SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION
1. Anticipated growth of beach goers.
2. Automobile parking shortages.
3. Alternative transportation to beaches.
' 4. Benefits of reduced traffic congestion.
5. Number of Lighthouse Bay residents anticipated using beach shuttle.
6. Proposed schedule and logistics.
7. Proposed annual permit.
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COLLIER COUNTY
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NAME OF SPEAKER: Patsy & Eric Rice
DATE: 8-25-1999
SUBJECT: Designated Dog Beach area
PURPOSE: To promote a dog beach area to be designated for dogs (or other pets) to be walked
`under control' of their owners.
SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION
Presentation
Justification
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Memo
City of Naples, Florida
TO: Marla Ramsey, Director of Collier County Parks & Rec.
' FROM: Don Wirth, Community Services Director
RE: Rowing Club Proposal
Via Fax 353-1002
DATE: September 28, 1999
' Please see the working packet for the launching facility on the fulling Property (unofficially
called the Pulling Park).
Although we can discuss details later, 1 will promote/urge the concept of a "joint" County -
City project from my end. Details of an inter -government agreement can be resolved later.
' if you have questions about the packet of materials, please call. 1 see the docking system at
location #2 on the site plan. Other minimum components at this point in time will likely
include: access road, water and electrical utility to launching location, storage on dock
system (and land -optional) and restrooms.
The site would be graded and seeded, with access to park probably gated at right.
I do not see a master plan being developed at this time, although others might differ.
1 am preparing a workshop presentation for City Council. Until you approve from your end,
I will not commit the County to participation in the project.
See you on Monday.
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Sue Shaughnessy
1409 Collingswood Ave.
Marco Island, FL 34145
June 21, 1999
Marla Ramsey, Director of Parks and Recreation of Collier County
Ms. Ramsey:
I was referred to you by Don Sherer, Dockmaster of Caxambas Boat Ramp on
Marco Island. He suggested that you Might be able to help me or refer this letter to
the right person or persons. On behalf of my children and Community School of
Naples I would like to make a request of you. In the coming school year
Community School of Naples will be expanding its sailing team to include
double -handed sailboats. With the current county and city restrictions we are in
need of a place to store four 420 sailboats which are about fifteen feet long. We
have explored many places in Naples and find they do not have adequate space or
sailing areas for safe boat operation.
The Caxambas Boat Ramp on Marco is much more conducive to safe and close
operating areas. This is a High School team whose practices will be supervised by a
responsible coach at all times. It should not inconvenience anyone in the ramp area.
It will not add extra traffic or parking congestion as the children will car-pool from
school. The kids will probably practice once or twice per week. There is an area
near the ramp that seems to get very little use next to the portable buildings nearer
Collier Court. Mr. Sherer can tell you about the responsibility and behavior of
these children.
We are trying to promote a good, clean athletic endeavor which will keep these kids
out of the malls and out of trouble which seems so prevalent today. This is the first
high school sailing team in Collier County. High School sailing is a very organized
sport in other parts of the country. If you would like to know more about High
School sailing you can view it at www.highschoolsailingusa.org. We hope this will
encourage other high schools in the area to add sailing teams to their school
offerings. There are four very active High School teams in the St. Petersburg area
that have qualified for and won major high school events throughout the country.
Some of our sailors participating are already world -class sailors.
Please give this your consideration and feel free to contact me, Sue Shaughnessy, at
394-1586, or in my absense, Mike or Terri Pelton at 592-7272 or Steve Cruise at
591-2655.
Sincerely, Sue Shaughnessy
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COLLIER COUNTY
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
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TO THE BOARD AT LEAST 13 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING.
ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS WILL BE LIMITED TO TEN (10) MINUTES UNLESS PERMISSION FOR
' ADDITIONAL TIME IS GRANTED BY THE CHAIRMAN. ,T
NAME OF SPEAKER: 441 �v���' rr
DATE: AO,41..�d.
SUBJECT. 8eaQaar /A/
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CROQUET
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COLLIER COUNTY
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Collier County PARAB
April 28,1998
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Presented by Bill Everett and Fred Jones
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REQUEST
' • 2 Croquet Courts to be built and maintained in the Pelican Bay / Naples area.
• Dimensions of each court: 85' X 104'
• Flat surface of golf green type grass with irrigation.
• Mowing and watering required on a regular basis.
' INTEREST
• One of the fastest growing National Amateur Sports.
• USCA (United States Croquet Association) consists of 350 clubs nationally.
ru • Over 4000 members.
• Anew club joins USCA every week.
• A petition, indicating preliminary interest in this area, is included with the Croquet
Information Package I will leave with you today.
USCA
• Organized regionally with USCA clubs in every state.
• Headquartered in Palm Beach, Florida.
• Largest croquet presence is in Florida.
➢ Courts in Naples / Collier County
-2 courts at Audubon Country Club for members only
-Private court at Collier residence in Port Royal
• USCA holds regional and national tournaments
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THE GAME
• Croquet is a six wicket adult game with elements of golf, pool, and chess.
• More than strength, the game requires precise strokes with offensive and defensive
strategies that evolve throughout the game.
• Croquet is an elegant game requiring whites on the court. Many social activities
surround tournament play.
' THE PLAYERS
• Croquet is an excellent game enjoyed by adults young and old.
• For many older people, Croquet offers a competitive challenge without the physical
demands of tennis or golf.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Land: 2 courts 85' X 104' and some surrounding area for audience, chairs, and
' storing croquet equipment.
• Irrigation
• Maintenance
' • Approximate cost to establish courts:
• Approximate cost to maintain courts:
' FINANCE
• Financing of construction cost TBD.
' • Annual membership fees can support maintenance cost.
➢ This is the practice of most USCA clubs.
NEXT STEPS
• PARAB identify possible sites for Croquet in the Pelican Bay / Naples area.
' e Bill and Fred will survey site et construction quotes, and make
Croquet committee ( ) y , g q ,
formal presentation for PARAB review.
SUMMARY
Croquet will enhance the wonderful amenities already available in Naples area. We
believe it will add enjoyment and enrich the active Naples lifestyle.
If you have any question, please call
Bill Everett 941-594-6848
Fred Jones 941-484-3206
Thank you for your time and consideration.
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' BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PARKS AND RECREATION
' RECAPS: October 20,1999
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9/28/99
5A2
Proclamation proclaiming Sugden Regional Park be recognized by
BCC and Florida Chapter of the American Society of Landscape
Architects.
5C2
Presentation of check from FRDAP for $100,000 Sugden Regional
Park project.
16C4
Resolution 99-375 amending Collier County Parks and Recreation
Facilities and Outdoor Areas License and Fee Policy.
16C5
Approve a lease agreement with Southwest Florida Workforce
Development Board for use of the band building located at the
Immokalee Sports Complex.
16C6
Award of Bid 99-2938 "Portable Toilet Rentals" to J. W. Craft, Inc.
16C7
Award of Bid 99-2965 "On -Call Electrical Services for Parks and
Recreation". Awarded to Bentley Electric, Inc. as primary vendor and
E. B. Simmons, Inc. as secondary vendor.
16C8
Approve the FRDAP Grant Agreement for Sugden Regional Park.
16C9
Enter into an agreement with Collier County School Board for
recreational camp field trip transportation.
10/12/99
5A2
Proclamation recognizing the Summer Food Service Grant Program.
7A
Request for public petition — 3'u Annual Naples Jaycees July 4
Festival. County to contribute $25,000 and Jaycees to have control of
this event (Consensus).
8C1
Approve a revised Neighborhood Park Policy.
8C2
Notification of public hearings regarding management plans for
Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Recreation area and Fakahatchee Strand
State Preserve. Delnor herings on 11/2 &. 11/3, Fakahatchee hearings
on11/3&11/4.
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The Adopt -A -Park Report is
provided by the Parks and
Recreation Advisory Board. Each
PARAB member visits their
adopted parks and gives a detailed
report of the parks' condition.
The purpose of this report is to
help Parks and Recreation
Department to continually improve
in maintaining park facilities.
VACANT: a. Golden Gate Community Center Report on 3/24/99
b. Clam Pass Community Park
c. Cocohatchee River Park
Edward "Ski" Olesky: a. Immokalee Community Park Report on 4/28/99
b. Immokalee Recreation/Aquatic
Gil Mueller: a. Tigertail Beach Report on 6/23/99
b. South Marco Park
John Grice: a. East Naples Community Park Report on 7/28/99
b. Sugden Regional Park
Lindy D'Amico: a. Veterans Community Park Report an 8/25/99
b. Vineyards Community Park
c. Max A. Hasse Jr., Community Park
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Lisa Barnett: a. Golden Gate Community Park Report on 10/27/99
b. Lely Barefoot Beach
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PARKS AND REC REA'TI O N
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ADVISORY BOARD
MEETING SCHEDULE
2:00 p.m.
LOCATION
1. January 27,1999 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West
2. February 24, 1999 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive
3. March 24,1999 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street
4. April 28, 1999 Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Parkway
5. May 26,1999 Veterans Community Park, 1900 Immokalee Road
6. June 23,1999 Max Hasse Jr. Community Park, Golden Gate Boulevard
7. July 28,1999 Golden Gate Community Park, 3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard
8. August 25,1999 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West
9. September 22,1999 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive
10. October 27,1999 Cocohatchee River Park,13531 Vanderbilt Drive
11. November 17, 1999 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street
12. December 15, 1999 Eagle Lakes Community Park,11565 Tamiami Trail East
NOTE:
Meeting dates could be changed due to holidays observed. PARAB
members will be notified 2 weeks prior to meeting date in the event of a
change. PARAB meets every 4t" Wednesday of each month.
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ANNIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE; PROVIDING
AUTIIORITY; AMENDMENT TO CHAPTER 21
SECTION THREE: DEFINITIONS, 1). ANIMAL
ROAMING AT LARGE; ADDING SECTION 21
SECTION TWELVE: NUISANCE ANIMALS, SUB
SECTION D.; SF..VERABII,ITY; EFFECT OF
ORDINANCE. AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
1"1' 1S HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE TOWN OF FORT MYERS REACH AS
FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Authority. This Ordinance is enacted pursuant to the provisions of
Chapter 95-494, Laws of Florida, Chapter 166, Florida Statutes, and other applicable
provisions of law.
SL'CTION 2. Amendment to Chapter 21 SECTION THREE: Definitions, D.
ANIMAL ROAMING AT LARGF to read as follows:
21. SECTION '1'111WF..: Definitions
For the purpose of this Ordiraince the fallowing terms, phrases, words and their
derivations shall have the meaning given herein. When not inconsistent with the context,
words used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural include the singular
and words in the singular include tlic plural. The words "Mall" and "will" are mandatory
and not discretionary.
D. ANIMAL ROAMING AT LARGL - any animal dog not under the restraint,
confinement or control by : whetlef-byvoiee or leash, of the owner or o%vner's agent.
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SECTION 3. Adding Chapter 21 SECTION TWELVE: Nuisance Animals, sub
section D to read as follows:
21. SECTION TWELVE: Nuisance Animals
D. Any person owning, harboring or in charge of any dos, who allows such dog to
defecate on any public beach, right-of-way, or other public property, or upon any private
property without the permission of the owner of the property, shall immediately remove
or cause to be removed such feces deposited by such animal and immediately dispose of
the same in a sanitary manner. During the time that the dog is on the leash, the person
shall carry the necessary equipment to remove such feces in a safe and sanitary manner.
SECTION 4. Severabiliry. If any one of the provisions of this ordinance should
be held contrary to any express provision of law or contrary to the policy of express law,
although not expressly prohibited, or against public policy, or shall for any reason
whatsoever beheld invalid, then such provision shall be null and void and shall be
deemed separate from the remaining previsions of this ordinance, and in no way affect
the validity of all other provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 5. Effect of Ordinance. The provisions of this Ordinance shall be
deemed cumulative and supplemental and shall have no legal effect except as expressly
provided.
SECTION G. Effectiv c Date. This ordinance shall become effeUiN e immediately
upon its adoption.
7'hc foregoing ordinance was enacted by the To«n Council upon a motion by
Council Member �. /�G �" and seconded by Council Member
l _ and, upon being put to a vote, the result was as follows:
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Anita T. Cereceda
Daniel Hughes
John Mulholland
Garr Reynolds
Ray Murphy
DULY PASSED AND ENACTED this 3rd day of May, 1999.
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CITY OF CAPE CORAL
CODE OF ORDINANCES
§ 12 1/2-4
M. BOWS AND ARROWS.
§ 12 112-4
Use. The use of bows and arrows of any kind in the park is prohibited
except in areas designated by the City as Archery Ranges. All archers
shall abide by the rules and regulations posted at the designated archery
ranges.
N. ANIMALS IN PARKS.
1. Dogs, Cats and Other Animals. Dogs shall be on a leash and
under the control of the dog owner or person in possession at all
times while on City park property. Cats and other pets shall be
under the control of the pet owner or the person in possession at
all times while on City park property. No person shall permit his
or her dog, cat or other pet or any dog, cat, or other pet in his or
her possession to interfere in any manner with the enjoyment or
use of any City park area by others. With the exception of
"service" animals (such as "guide" or "seeing -eye" dogs, etc.), no
dogs or other animals shall be permitted in parks with athletic
fields and/or athletic courts or in playground areas or beach areas
designated by the City, the Director, or his or her designee,
without the express prior written consent of the Director or his or
her designee. In the event such dog(s) or other animal(s) are
found in the foregoing areas in violation of this ordinance and
without the express prior written consent of the Director or his or
her designee, the animal owner or person in possession of the
animal shall be deemed responsible for the violation of this
section.
2. Animal Waste in Parks. Owners or persons in possession of dogs
or other animals shall be responsible for picking up all waste of
their animals and either placing such waste in waste containers
located in the park or removing same from park property.
3. Grazing. No person shall herd, graze, drive or permit to run at
large within the park any cattle, horse(s), mule(s), donkey(s),
goat(s), swine(s) or other animal(s), or any poultry or other fowl,
without a prior written permit from the Director or his designee.
4. Leaving Animals, Fish or Fowl. Unless authorized by the Director,
no person shall bring into and leave in any park any animal, fish or
fowl.
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SECTION 3. Adding Chapter 21 SECTION TWFI,VF.: Nuisance Animals, sub
section D to read as follows:
21. SECTION TWELVE: Nuisance Animals
D. Any person owning, harboring or in charge of any dog, who allows such dog to
defecate on any public beach, right-of-way, or other public property, or upon any private
property without the permission of the owner of the property, shall immediately remove
or cause to be removed such feces deposited by such animal and immediately dispose of
the same in a sanitary manner. During the time that the dog is on the leash, the person
shall carry the necessary equipment to remove such feces in a safe and sanitary manner.
SECTION 4. Severability. If any one of the provisions of this ordinance should
be held contrary to any express provision of law or contrary to the policy of express law,
although not expressly prohibited, or against public policy, or shall for any reason
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whatsoever beheld invalid, then such provision shall be null and void and shall be
deemed separate from the remaining provisions of this ordinance, and in no way affect
the validity of all other provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 5. Effect of Ordinance. The Provisions of this Ordinance shall be
deemed cumulative and supplemental and shall have no legal effect except as expressly
provided.
SECTION 6. Effective Date. This ordinance shall become effective immediately
upon its adoption.
The foregoing ordinance was enacted by the Town Council upon a motion by
Council Member and seconded by Council Member
and, upon being put to a vote, the result was as follows:
Anita T. Cereceda Al
_ Daniel 1 tughes t�
John Mulholland
Garr Reynolds
Ray Murphy e
DULY PASSED AND ENACTED this 3rd day of May, 1999.
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Sue Shaughnessy, Community School of Naples Sailin1-0
g Club Advisor
1409 Collingswood Ave.
Marco Island, FL 34145
September 22, 1999
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board of Collier County
Naples, FL
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Community School of Naples has started a Sailing Club to provide an activity for
some of the youth of our community. It has been a lot of hard work organizing the
club and particularly finding boats to run our program. The closest boats before
now were over 100 miles away. The Interscholastic Sailing Association a division
of US Sailing (view it at www.Eghschoolsailii g a.org) is made up of high schools
from across the country and this is the first school to join from Collier County. We
are hoping that other Collier County Schools will follow suit and join ISSA and this
wonderful program which gives students a good, clean pastime and keeps them
away from other influences which can affect them in a negative way. In other
words, away from the malls and out -of. -trouble. This will be done with adult
supervision and coaching.
On behalf of Community School of Naples Sailing Club, I would like to make a
request of you. We are a new club at school and are in need of a place to store and
sail our boats. We have been looking long and hard for a safe place for these small
two -person boats where they can be easily launched. We have approached Naples
Sailing Center and have been told they do not have room for our boats. There are
very few places in Collier County which are conducive from which to sail because
of treacherous water currents and boat storage. As most of us live in deed restricted'
areas, storage at home seems an impossibility. The boats are heavy, they require
3-4 people to lift and move a short distance making it impossible to do this every
time the team practices.
I have had several conversations with the Dockmaster at Caxambas Pass County
Boat Ramp, Don Sherer, who has been very cooperative and positive. Yesterday
we looked over the boat ramp and he suggested the boats would be out of the way if
stored in an area behind the dumpster near the ramp. Don suggested that if you. had
any concerns he would be happy to speak with you.
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The boats (four at this time which will probably not change) will be insured and
practices will generally be once per week and end by 6:00 p.m. to stay within
Caxambas Boat Ramp restrictions. Additionally, practices will be governed by
Community School of Naples rules and regulations. We plan to have the boats
resting on dollies (small, two -wheeled trailers for launching the boats). These are
relatively easy to move if necessary.
Please feel free to contact me at 394-1586 if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Sue Shaughness
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