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PARAB Agenda 01/26/2000 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board A'HAPPY- 4 APPI t toNEW YEAR. R. 1 01.,T }ru rz• ;� ,, -.411►n a Jolly 1 ` t� t E 74;w Year1 f • _ t ., ,. i -5 \al Wednesday, January 26, 2000 ... At Vineyards Community Park (0CO/"� 6231 Arbor Drive West 1 \ Naples, Florida il Parks A Recreation 2:00 P.M. WWW.Co.Collier.fl.us ' PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA JANUARY 26, 2000 THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2000, 2:00 P.M AT VINEYARDS COMMUNITY PARK, ' 6231 ARBOR BOULEVARD, NAPLES, FLORIDA. ' I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG ' HI. INVOCATION ' IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES-DECEMBER 15, 1999 V. AWARD PRESENTATION: Lori Rea, Secretary H ' VI. NEW BUSINESS: ' A. INTERVIEWS FOR PARAB VACANCY Tom Donegan, Dr. Daniel Jackson, James Morris, Samuel Welborn ' B. APPLICAHON FOR NEIGHBORHOOD PARK-Soll Road Livingston Woods ' VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES: A. BILL EVERETT-address the postponement of the use of Pelican Bay Community Park for a croquet court VIII. OLD BUSINESS A. DOG PARK ' IX. REPORTS/UPDATES ' A. MONTHLY REPORTS(NOVEMBER 1999, DECEMBER 1999) B. BCC RECAP k 4, C. PARKS UP-DATE ' D. ADOPT-A-PARK REPORT 6. a�sx X. PARAB MEETING SCHEDUI.F, a4 ' x0a XL PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST �x XII. ADJOURNMENT X�°� Z W W CCd 0 CC LL CDW Z ` "11•10..' PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD Minutes 1 December 15, 1999 Eagle Lakes Community Park 2:00 pm PRESENT: John Grice, Vice-Chairman Lisa Barnett Lindy D'Amico ' Gil Mueller Charles McMahon Edward "Ski" Olesky Mary Ellen Rand STAFF PRESENT: Maria Ramsey, Director James Fitzek, Operations Manager John Walters, Park Superintendent Barbara Johnson, Secretary I ' I. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 2:05 pm II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG DI. INVOCATION: John Grice ' W. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: November 27, 1999 with notations/verifications Clarification: Mary Ellen Rand had attended a presentation toy consultants (not for) under consideration for contract to look at parkways, green belts, etc. South Beach Access: The County has the right to discuss and adjust the plans to meet the County needs and will be overseeing the project. Norman Trebilcock, Public Works Director of City of Marco,will be working with Marla Ramsey. ' Roller Hockey Rink—discussion covering an existing rink. This cover is roof only — sides are open. Number of users is down and this project may be something that does not need to be done. Motion by Lindy D'Amico to approve minutes, seconded by Gil Mueller, and ' approved. 1 I V. AWARD PRESENTATIONS: IThe monthly Good Attitude Award was presented to Archimed Vaicin, Community Center Aide at Vineyards Community Park. IGil Mueller's last official meeting of PARAB is today. He was thanked for his time and efforts and presented a plaque for his dedication and tenure of service. I The previous day he received a proclamation at the Board of County Commission meeting honoring his service to the County. Mr. Mueller is currently the Chairman of the City of Marco's Recreation Board, so he will remain being involved with I recreation issues. VI. NEW BUSINESS: I Cityof Naples Canoe Launch Project: (Handout entitled Naples Marine Education Center received at meeting distributed). At this meeting another' non- scheduled group attended requesting that an educational facility be included in this project. The feeling was that the meeting was a good start and meetings with the City should continue. Ms. Ramsey has a scheduled meeting on January 7th to Idiscuss the master plan for the site. The aquarium is requesting an approximate 7,000 square foot facility at the location and the question is how much property I will be left for the launch facility as well as parking, green space,etc. The requests and answers of the Rowing Club keep changing and it now appears that they are in reality asking to have a building built for their use without offering the general I public much in return. Feelings were expressed that the aquarium had a not too successful trial period at a previous location. Now, if the venture were not a success, there would be an empty building with the site becoming just another Ifacility and not the unique park originally planned. Motion made by Lisa Barnett, amended and reworded to state: Go ahead I with the meeting of the City,look at the site plan and salvage as much park space as possible. If the aquarium is in the plans, that the County have no involvement with the aquarium itself. Also, limit the Rowing Club I involvement and not have it a priority. Lindy De'Amico seconded the motion. Approved 7-0. ISponsorship Packet: Ms. Ramsey stated that the Department has been working with a consultant for help with the expansion of special events. James Fitzek has I been involved in this project and packets are now in the hands of three businesses to determine their interest. This is the first time that the Department has sought sponsorship of this type and is asking for $15,000 from each business to sponsor Ithree events. If these three businesses are not interested, others will be contacted. 1 1 2 I IVII. REQUESTS FOR DISCUSSION—SPECIFIC UPDATES Golf Course: This project has been put on hold due to the site being outside the Iurban boundary as well as other legal issues. The Board of County Commissioners directed staff to explore the possibility of any existing municipal facilities interested I selling. Tom 011iff,Public Services Administrator, is working with two or three courses that would be eligible to meet the established criteria. There are three that do not sell memberships—Arrowhead,Hibiscus, and Palm River. IDog Park: The"trial" dog park at Veterans Community Park was approved on the BCC consent agenda yesterday. This is a step forward and, if successful, may I lead to developing a larger park at a different site. PARAB had previously directed staff to search for a viable location to establish a trial park. The Department is projecting the opening of this area within six months,but will no Idoubt take place at an earlier date. Specific rules still need to be fine tuned. l Correspondence from Patsy Rice was presented and the question was raised if PARAB had indeed given any definite indication to her that the dog park would be at a beach location. Staff did explore locations and deemed that any beach area would not be feasible at this time. (The County owned beach areas are not very large in linear feet.) Ms. Rice has been informed that should she desire to pursue this matter at a public forum,it is necessary to first write a letter to the County I Administrator requesting to speak to the Board of County Commissioners under public petition. 1 VIII. OLD BUSINESS -None IX. REPORTS/UP DATES I1. Monthly Report—Fiscal year begins October 1, thus year-to-date figure is same as monthly figure on the October monthly report. I 2. BCC Recap—Concessionaire at Pelican Bay is doing a good job I 3. Adopt A Park—Lisa Barnett apologized, she did not have a report. The list in the packet is new, assigning different parks to the PARAB members. Some months were skipped as each member reported once per year. After discussion Ia motion was made and adopted to have reports made twice a year. The list will be revised. 1 4. Applications for Vacancy—these people applying for Gil Mueller's position will be interviewed at the January meeting. There will be no additional applicants as the position has been closed. I 3 I X. MEETING SCHEDULE: Request was made to move the November and December meeting to the third Wednesday of the month instead of the fourth Wednesday. XI. PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST: I Members were asked to review for accuracy of information. Charles McMahon reported that he and his family attended Snowfest and thoroughly enjoyed the event. The kids had a blast and the snow was great. He arrived late at the I concert the following week but thought it was a wonderful show and the performers were very friendly. I John Grice stated that he had heard one complaint that the time allowed for play on the snow piles was too short. Children did have the opportunity to get in line more than once if they so desired. I Marla Ramseyinformed PARAB that the Department was notified about hosting the p I concert only four weeks before the performance. James Fitzek and John Walters, with their staff,really accomplished a lot of work in a short period of time. The opinion was that the reported attendance count was lower than actual— 883 cars were parked on site by the Park Rangers. Over 4,000 cans of food were collected as entrance fees. XII. ADJOURNMENT—3:15 I Refreshments were served and a tour of the park offered to members. 4 ■ MI 4 4 I 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 i G G o F - a L z w � w � a 0 1 Q 0 7 Memorandum r,F/oRiQPII . t_rN I ITo: Marla Ramsey, Director From: Barbara Johnson IClerical Supervisor Date: January 3, 2000 Subject: Good Attitude Award I would like to nominate Lori Rea for the Good Attitude Award. U Last November Lori was recently promoted to Secretary II. Her former position of Office IAssistant has been vacant since that time and the other Secretary II has been on sick leave for the majority of the last two months. These circumstances have left Lori alone much of the time to answer the telephones and "work"the front office. She has done an outstanding job of Ianswering the phones, dispensing beach stickers, waiting on customers, etc. and always with a smile. In addition, she has managed to keep the paperwork current for the Office Assistant II Iposition. Lori's willingness to help everyone,her positive attitude and ability to get along with her co- I workers, her work ethics,knowledge and skills, have-made Lori an important member of the office staff. I highly recommend her for the Good Attitude Award. I 1 my me Parks and Recreation Department 0 0 U� cr C-7') W W Z Z 0 F= U 1 RECEIVED ITHOMAS A. DONEGAN,P.E. d!" of OCT ;; ';aypjg9.7ya""3!?Ag!^.° 6967 MILL POND CIRCLE I NAPLES,FLORIDA 34109 1-941-594-5648 tdonegan@neganet.com com October 28, 1999 • Sue Filson,Administrative Assistant Board of Collier County Commissioners 3301 U.S. 41E. Naples, FL 34112 Re: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Dear Ms. Filson, This is my application for a position as member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. iso I understand that the Board has one term expiring on December 31, 1999, representing the urban area. I Since my retirement from Collier County in March 1998, I have continued as a Professional Engineer in private practice with my firm T. A. Donegan&Associates. I continue my association with the local and state professional engineering community. I While with Collier County, I was assigned as Project Manager to several projects for the Parks Department, including: Barefoot Beach Restoration and Bath house building; Cocohatchee Park and boat ramp; Golden Gate Community Center; Vanderbilt Beach Bath house;Aaron Lutz Park improvements;Bayview Park Iimprovements; Marco Tennis Facility improvements; and the Caxambas Park Dockmaster Facility. Attached is a resume of my additional activities and qualifications. II am confident that my background in Park facilities and association with the Local Communities and the Collier County Government personnel will add to my qualifications for an appointment as a member of the Parks and Recreation Board. IIf additional information is needed, please give me a call at 594-5648. vim Sincerely, i I Th mas A. Donegan, P.E. Attachments: MI Resume List of projects 1 1 Projects by Tom Donegan For Collier County Government I Marco Island Branch Library Expansion 1998 $ 1,500,000 Medical Examiner Facility 1998. 2,300,000 IGolden Gate Community Center 1995 1,500,000 Golden Gate Estates Branch Library 1996 1.500,000 Gulf Coast Little League Community Park 1996 100,000 Caxambas Park Dockmaster Facility 1996 190,000 1 Ng Bayview Park Phl and Ph2 1995 170,000 Aaron Lutz Park 1995 100,000 ICourt Room Improvement 1994 30,000 Vanderbilt Beach Bathhouse 1994 173,000 Cocohatchee Boat Ramp Park 1993 1,050,000 I Barefoot Beach Bathhouse and Beach Restoration 1992 410,000 Water/Sewer Improvements at Govt. Center 1992 500,000 ® Agriculture Center Design 1991 150,000 PI ow I 1 I I I I fie . IRESUME OF ITHOMAS A.DONEGAN,P.E. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER 6967 MILL POND CIRCLE INAPLES,FLORIDA 34109 (941)594-5648 I Experience: Thomas A. Donegan &Associates, 1998 start up Owner/Manager providing professional engineering and project management i I services. Several projects now in initial design and construction. Collier County Government, Florida, 1985 to 1998: I • As Professional Engineer and Project Manager assigned to many Collier County projects involving design, construction management and technical evaluation. Recent completed projects included the Golden Gate Estates Library, the Marco IIsland Library, and the Medical Examiner Facility. As Engineering Projects Manager assigned to coordinate projects that were included in the Capital Improvement Element of the Growth Management PIan for Collier I County. Activities included project planning, consultant selection, scheduling and coordination of design, and construction on assigned projects. I As Projects Coordinator for Facilities Management Department,assigned to design of the Health and Public Services Building, the Agriculture Center Project, and the project management of the County Government Center Utilities Master Plan. Completed an economic evaluation of the Central Chilled Water System, and a review Iof space needs at the Government Complex through the year 2000. As Projects Coordinator for the Solid Waste Department, completed and evaluation of the Resource Recovery Program. Coordinated a Landfill Mining Project and report to I the Florida Governor's Energy Office. Developed the Growth Management Plan, solid waste Sub-Element; provided design services for the lined landfill leachate collection and treatment system; was member of evaluation committee that investigated proposals for Resource Recovery in Collier County. "' As Director of Engineering for the Utilities Division, was assigned to plan, design, and direct water transmission and wastewater collection Systems for existing and new I developments for Collier County. Initially employed by Collier County as an Engineer for the Utilities Division involved in design review and construction conformance of developer's projects to meet Collier County standards. Charles 0. Velzy, Associates, Inc., 1981 to 1985 Associate and Director of Business Development for this nationally known Civil and environmental engineering firm. Union Carbide Corporation, Tarrytown, NY, and other locations, 1942 to 1980: Started as a development engineer for oxygen and acetylene. Assignments included i. engineer in the Manhattan District project; Distnct and Regional Manager in the Industrial Gas business; and Manager of government products for the National Space Program. 44,000 Education: BS Chemical Engineering, 1942, Iowa State University. Continuing education in Solid Waste Management, Wastewater Treatment, Computer Systems, Hydraulics, Project Management, Design and Construction contracts and Real Estate practices. Registration: Professional Engineer: New York, 1948; Connecticut, 1975; Florida, 1976 Affiliations: I Florida Engineering Society, Calusa Chapter Chapter Secretary and editor of Newsletter. Chapter President and FES Fellow I National Society of Professional Engineers, Westchester Chapter Chapter Secretary and Director American Academy of Environmental Engineers ITau Beta Pi- National Engineering Society INaples PC Business Users Group, Board Friends of the Library, Board St. John the Evangelist Church, Greeter References: ' Thomas W. 011iff, Administrator of Public Services Collier County Government 3301 Tamiami Trail East I Naples, Fl 34112 1-941-774-8468 John Jones, Director of County Libraries 650 Central Ave. a Naples, Fl 34102 1-941-774-8486 Skip Camp,Director of County Facilities Management 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples, Fl 34112 1-941-774-8380 "" Thomas E Conrecode, P.E. Executive V. President The V Group of Florida Inc. 5150 Tamiami Trail North 34103 1-941-263-3700 in L : RECEIVED October 29 1999 Samuel E. Welborn 815 Nursery Lane I Naples , Fl 34119 1 941 455 4694 OCT 29 19,9c;The Collier County Board of Commissioners Board of Count ,hstmiss ontr ATTN: Sue Filson 3301 Tamiami Trail East Naples , Fl 34112 Ms Sue Filson; I am applying for the open position on the Advisory Board of the Park and Recreation Department . retired red educator , having taught I 31 years in South assubstitute teacher in Collier ' Carolina and Alabama and a and Lee counties .d and baseball I serveas a Hich school football , basketball , I I am a e�__ceach; was a Guidance Counselor ,, and a Principal of both a Middle school and a Junior High school . YMCA camp and several I had many Summer jobs ; working at a years at Boy Scout camps . I am at present P Kiwan; s Club ' resident of the Golden Gate - GoGate AARP and a member and past President of the G� PMil -Recreation staff are Several members of the Park and Re_r * Larson- acquainted with me : John D unnuck, Ed Tarror_ and Keith I will be happy to answer any questions you may have about II me . Sincerely, 'C''''' ( i /7 /' i . 40'),7., f_J I I I 5- mm to I n= � `r October 26, 1999 ' 1::': .i Q L;.._• '; 'J:'-r-- .. 11...is.„..s.4i4,..!:.:44.:.i.l ,1 v.:.:.,i,ili,f 4 . ! .,.. , . : .::::..:1,..i..,:„ . Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant ' '' Board of County Commissioners i:::1,.::1 3301 E. Tamiami Trail .it:':; Naples, FL 34112 RE: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board I ': . Dear Ms. Filson: IEnclosed please find my resume for consideration for the vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. kii I have been involved with youth sports and youth activities since 1991, which are impacted by decisions at the County level regarding utilization of the parks and recreation areas. I have coached baseball, soccer and basketball teams for the YMCA, baseball teams for North I N 7.:,ies Little League, and soccer teams for the Optimist Club. In addition, I have served in the past on the Board of Directors for the North Naples Little League and held the position of Vice President of Community Services with the Naples Jaycees. I feel that with this background, I would be able to responsibly serve on the Parks and i Recreation Advisory Board, helping to continue the high quality of service and availability that the residents of Collier County enjoy from the Parks and Recreation Department. I Thank you for your time. If you would like to contact me,please call my home number at 598-9228 or my cell phone at 821-6394. I Since• y, I441001111111011"- _ James E. Morris I I I II er, 1 JAMES E.MORRIS 1 549 N. 104th Avenue Naples,FL 34108 (941) 598-9228 .. OBJECTIVE: To work in an industry that will utilize and expand my sales abilities WORK HISTORY: I8/99 to present Olympia Grill Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs, FL Assisting owner in renovation and organization of new restaurant. 7/97 to 8/99 Naples Battery&Alternator Exchange 3637 Prospect Ave. Naples,FL 1 In charge of sales and promotion to area golf courses, including inventory control and stock upgrades; warehouse inventory control; financial analysis; organizing promotional events. 1 9/96 to 6/97 Tropical International Miami,FL Responsible for outside sales in the Naples and Bonita Springs area, including organizing inventory and upgrading stock orders. 1/89 to 8/96 CBI Parts Warehouse Fort Myers, FL Southern Regional Sales Manager, duties included personal calls on clients, inventory control, stock upgrades, organizing sales promotions, financial analysis, technical support. 8/86 to 12/88 Management by Design Unlimited Cape Coral, FL 4 Leasing agent for regional shopping centers in central and south Florida; duties included cold calls, following up referrals, lease negotiation and preparation, on site inspections and qualifying 4 of tenants. EDUCATION: Sales and marketing classes -El Camino College, Los Angeles, CA Dale Carnegie Institute graduate Wagner Advanced Selling Techniques Dana Corporation's Sales Motivation courses PERSONAL: Married for 14 years, one child 7 TOTAL P.02 s ,-, 3323 Guilford Court Naples, FL 34112 OCT s #°9� ' 26 October 1999 RECEIVED ar of County Co is:jo r Ms. Sue Filson Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners 3301 Tamiami Trail E Naples, FL 34112 IDear Ms. Filson: This is an application for the position as an urban representative on the Parks I and Recreation Board. I have lived in the urban area of Collier County part- time 1978-1982 and from 1986 to present full time. From 1986 to September 1998 I was the sole Caregiver for my wife who has Alzheimer's Disease. She is now in the Alzheimer Nursing unit at Lely Palms and now I have free time to volunteer my services. - As may be seen from the enclosed Reader's Digest version of my 50 years of professional work, I have been a University professor involved with many different aspects of ecological topics regarding nature study and outdoor environmental educational programs. In fact six of the 15 books I have authored or co-authored contains Chapters pertaining to outdoor recreational education. Living in the urban area of Collier County for more than 17 years has given me an appreciation of how meaningful the Department of Parks and Recreation is to the general welfare, education and development of Collier County. As a member of the current Collier County Environmental Advisory Board , I am aware of present and projected developments in Collier County. Knowledge of these activities is of importance to the Park and Recreation staff "" as well as to members of the Parks and Recreation Board for planning . For the past 10 years I have been an ardent computer user and daily surf many r scientific, environmental and technological sites on the Internet. I am 74 years old and have no political nor financial association with anyone or any business. S. cerely yours, lim Daniel F. Jackson, Ph. . Professor Emeritus 4 [ Enc. (Resume Synopsis) DR. DANIEL F. JACKSON 3323 GUILFORD COURT NAPLES, FL 34112 E-mail danagulfaccess.net 941-775-0561 Dr. Daniel F. Jackson retired from Louisiana State University (LSU), Institute for Environmental Studies as Director and Professor in June, 1986. Prior to joining LSU, Dr. Jackson was Director and Professor of the Division of Environmental Technology and Urban Systems at Florida International University (FIU), Miami, FL as well as Founder and Director of the University's Drinking Water Quality Research Center (1973-78). At F1U he was responsible for four academic units, Environmental Planning, Water and Waste Management, Urban Systems, and Environmental Health. Dr. Jackson has been associated with Florida's aquatic ecosystems for 25 years. For 10 years, Dr. Jackson was a Full Professor in the Environmental Engineering section of the Dept. of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering, Syracuse University (1963-1973). Some other positions Lheld by Dr. Jackson include Hydrologist, U.S. Army Corps Engineers, (1950-53). Director, Charles C. Adams Center of Ecological Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mi, (1955-59), Associate Director, Potomologicai Institute, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, (1959-1963) and Environmental Editor, Civil Engineering News 1990- 1993. Dr. Jackson has received many awards for his teaching-research- community forte including the 1963 Rotary International award for the "Advancement of Science in the State of Kentucky"; the 1973 "Distinguished Service Award" from Syracuse University; the 1977 "Recognition Award" from FIU, and the 1984 "Leadership Award" from LSU. Dr. Jackson has been involved with numerous undergraduate and graduate courses and research concerning environmental issues. He has been the major professor for 39 M.S. degrees and 21 Ph.D. degrees. His Ph.D. degree is from the State University of New York, College of Environmental Sciences (1957) in limnology. Dr. Jackson has published over 100 scientific papers and reports including 15 books. 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';S- :�v :- I Nearest County Maintained Park Facility: Name: � a c-,ca� ��y.,� --- Address: c1 � Distance from proposed park: -. `N SIZE OF PROPERTY: a u LAND COST:- Sef , Acres Lam,,c-�, , ,\O , .ma y NUMBER OF HOMES IN NEIGHBORHOOD: I ` (�� Q- ' \c\c\) NUMBER OF CHILDREN IN NEIGHBORHOOD: (.5 ` �C\ . �\`t` �`C Com' 7- 2-Q cQ rns cSoSN INPUT FROM SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD: (Signatures, letters) 5c - Q E-� : MAP OF AREA WITH PARK SITE HIGHLIGHTED Parks and Recreation Department 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd, Naples, Fl. 34116 • JESSICA TAYLOR 6581 SANDALWOOD LANE I NAPLES, FLORIDA 34109 1 I October 11. 1999 Mr. Thomas W. 011iff, Administrator IPublic Services Division 3301 Tamiami Trail East • Building "H" INaples, Florida 34112 RE: Livingston Woods—Neighborhood Park 0111 , Dear Mr. 011iff, I With help from my Mom, I was able to survey those property owners within our neighborhood known as "Livingston Woods" to see if there was any interest in having a neighborhood park. Not knowing how the neighborhood park may be funded, I included several options. Attached is a copy of what I sent out. A total of two hundred six (206) surveys wefe initially mailed on April 20, 1999. After waiting a long time, a second mailing was sent to those who did not yet respond. After even more time, we received a total of sixty- eight(68) responses. Of those responses, fifty-two (52) were in favor of a neighborhood park and sixteen (16) were not. In discussing why several neighbors did not bother to send back a survey,the most common response was that they did not want to pay for a neighborhood park. If a park would be provided at the sole cost of Collier County,then they might be in favor of one. -- I still think a neighborhood park would be a great asset to the neighborhood, but until our neighbors know for sure how it will be funded,not to many are willing to support my efforts. I My suggested Qested that once the County establishes a process to provide neighborhood parks,which would ga include a funding source,that Livingston Woods be considered for such a park. IThis has been quite a learning experience for me. I know now why Rome was not built in a day! -- Thank you again for assisting me in my efforts. Sincerely, Jessica Taylor 14.1 • o .�;: 1'+ ," . 4x,ii .tivlt4 ' :-F l''+ s r - g}+ / t i.�.rr.:. Lei r 'c 6i °� . I. 111 r _ .... '%err + 25i .,{!{'„ «, s ii:;-:;..,,,: I. .'i'.) :‘ Si: . - '.. : t7.-.7.....,.,7.^.4'.,:,., Sri .i,4 t},g 1r ,, i)r,ri g r y yi 1 °11{. S i "_t '. r rSr {� ;£ T 3t i Vi`• i:' -x'y } {' 1; r. "'-'4"..". 2 • rl Ic.VN' 3 , m ty.�r.r r 1 4..tty L r- I f'1 :; u 7 �s r� 1 L 4. t411. - ... ere - r s { •;r 1. \"- z z,'.,R-' 1 •- • i I a'afs Ti r IA.•r: SL-I ' . I}� I ; �, o� __- -. - � --- -- -+-C4ru __a 3? ;=-=,ej�s,�ot_ _ — — — .m -- i - \ ?h.•., � • '—..- - _ it !- 3 ^ oI � 'tN)wl / �� IO/ _ / - .. - ® \. 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I© N 1( /'rr)N '. ..7.....S..., �:� PP 1 %ieir sr ) -y= (fir ) ON 1 0 1A O— - -( ,._I, , ' _ IYr. 4 (-JDp;, �' _ •1 A'iL9 yi1-d • i© ,..1 3 'il L.?. !- L it• .nsq-^I %...„,_ o•ow —.. - - �ucsr - o•a+, �►Viz` ,...11-®. .,,, �I l•t is ' ` CV v • d kl I ^l I 1 , fir' 11111 , 1 I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IAPPROVE A REVISED NEIGHBORHOOD PARK POLICY I Objective: To implement a policy for the construction and maintenance of neighborhood parks that addresses the community demand within reasonable financial constraints. I Consideration: On April 13, 1999, the Board gave direction to staff to re-examine the existing policy for the creation of Neighborhood Parks. The Board previously adopted a policy on June 24,1997 wherein the local community would be responsible to fund the Iconstruction and maintenance of their own neighborhood park through private sector donations, civic association fund raisers or Municipal Service Taxing Districts. The basic I premise of the policy was to utilize general funds towards parks that service larger populations such as community and regional type park operations without burdening the general tax payer population with the maintenance of a small park with limited benefit. Although neighborhood parks only service a small population, they are certainly considered a valuable part of most successful park systems. Neighborhood parks offer I families and children a safe opportunity to play within walking and biking distance of the residential community. With the state of the current park system, community and regional parks are typically accessible only by car. This poses a significant disparity issue I in some older neighborhood communities where there are no accessible neighborhood parks or land dedicated to community use and these residents are expected to fund their own park, while other existing neighborhood parks in older communities are funded by I the general fund. New development communities have as a rule accounted for recreational areas through the construction of activity centers within the development. am The proposed policy addresses location eligibility and basic level of service standards for "` construction and maintenance. This policy states that neighborhood parks will be a minimum of three acres but not more than five acres in size and the park must be within I walking distance to the neighborhood while a majority of the service population may not be within walking distance to another County maintained recreational facility. It would be further recommended that in light of the demand that the policy provide for the construction of no more than one park per fiscal year. Communities who desire such a facility would be asked to complete a request form that would be presented to the Parks ' and Recreation Advisory Board (PARAB). On a point system PARAB would select the one neighborhood park that would be recommended for construction in the up-coming fiscal year. The criteria for selection would weight the number of people and in particular children that would be within a 1.5 mile radius of the proposed facility as the greatest criteria, but would also consider the distance from other existing accessible park facilities,the quality of the property, etc. Standards for construction consist of open area, neighborhood playground equipment, landscape to code (Xeriscape), walkways if needed, fence for safety concerns if needed, picnic tables and benches, bike racks and other amenities if dictated for safety. The cost for these standards would be approximately $95,000. The purchase of land would be Iadditional and estimated at approximately$80,000. 1. Children's Playground Equipment $25,000 2. Landscape -Xeriscape(no irrigation) 29,000 3. Land Clearing 20,000 4. Trash Cans 2,000 5. Benches 2,000 6. Fence 17,000 I $95,000 IApproximate land purchase $80,000 Park maintenance standards would consist of an additional crew equaling 3 positions for every five neighborhood parks added, plus a capital start-up fee and annual maintenance I costs. I There is a one time start-up cost of$60,000. The annual cost for maintenance personnel (crew of 3)would be $45,000. There is an annual cost of approximately$10,000 per park for maintenance. i.e fuel, Imulch, fertilizer. It is further recommended that what is proposed be considered as the County "standard". Any neighborhoods that desire a higher standard of construction or maintenance would be ''" able to obtain such through additional funding by the neighborhood either through contract with a homeowner's association or MSTfJ. Growth Management: Neighborhood parks are not currently defined in the Growth Management Plan. IN Fiscal Impact: Estimated cost for the construction of a neighborhood park would be I $95,000. The estimated purchase of the land would be an additional cost and has been estimated at $80,000. Impact Fee Ordinance 88-96 allows fees to be used for the construction of neighborhood parks but does not allow for acquisition of the land. Ad IValorem Taxes or other funding sources would have to be used for land purchase. Recommendation: That the Board of County Commissioners rescind the existing INeighborhood Park Policy and approve the amended policy. 0 Prepared by: Date Murdo Smith, Recreation Manager Department of Parks and Recreation Reviewed and Approved by: 4 �' /, ' Marla Ramsey, Directo Date Department of Parks an. 'ecreation ' Reviewed and Approved by: Date Thomas W. 011iff,Administrator Public Services Division • APPROVED BY BCC 10/12/99 1 COLLIER COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION EFFECTIVE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL DATE: SUBJECT: CREATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS PAGE CATEGORY: NUMBER: PURPOSE: The purpose of this Policy is to create a means by which a neighborhood in Collier County may obtain a neighborhood park. This policy will establish standards for size, facilities and maintenance of neighborhood parks. POLICY: -- The Recreation and Open Space Element of the Collier County Growth Management Plan states that neighborhood parks shall be provided primarily by the private sector and City of Naples with the County's focus on larger type parks. 1. Location and Land Criteria: A. Definition of Neighborhood Park: 1. The park is a minimum of three acres and less than five acres in size. 2. The service area is designated for residents within the immediate vicinity of the park. I 3. The park is within walking or biking distance of homes. 4. The majority of the service area is not within walking distance of any other similar County maintained recreational facility. I5. The site is not for environmental or other reasons cost prohibitive. B. Definition of Service Area: 1. An area that is within a 1.5 mile radius of the park location. 2. An area that is not separated by major arterial roadways or artificial/natural barriers. 2. Neighborhood Park Facility Standards Below is a list of amenities that will be included in the basic neighborhood park package as the standard. These include: 1 1 MI UII MR 00 a. Neighborhood park playground equipment *ll b. Landscape to code -Xeriscape c. Walkway, if needed d. Fencing, if needed for safety concerns e. Picnic tables and benches f. Other items as dictated for safety Any additional amenity requested by the service area community will have to be funded either by private donations or a locally supported Municipal Benefit and Service Taxing District. 2. Maintenance Standard—Exhibit A: Upon adoption of this policy, an additional maintenance crew of three (3) people will be added for every five neighborhood parks constructed. This crew will be added during the construction of the second park in this rotation. Park maintenance will 1, comply with the adopted maintenance standard. I3. Steps In Creating and Implementing the Neighborhood Park Plan A. Planning Outline 1. Parks and Recreation Department must receive a request in writing from community by November 30. 1 2. Select the location of park. 3. Determine if the park will be built to the neighborhood park facilities defined standard or if additional amenities or maintenance will be desired. 4. Determine the estimated construction cost and operating maintenance according to above guidelines. I 5. Determine cost and complete PARAB Agenda Request Form for January meeting. 6. Present proposal to Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for recommendation using established point system(Exhibit B). I 7. Staff and Advisory Board recommendation presented to Board of County Commissioners as part of the annual budget process. I 8. Once the Board of County Commissioners approves the project, financing and construction will occur in the next budgeted fiscal year. IE4. Funding • Initial land acquisition shall be funded by private donations or the County general r fund. L 2 E ' • Construction of facilities based on the defined standard level of service shall be funded by either impact fees or general fund dollars. • Any facilities constructed beyond the neighborhood park facilities standard shall ' be funded by either private donations or a Municipal Benefit and Service Taxing Unit. I 1 i tl 1 i i 1 3 4111111.1 1Cliit' 0 EXHIBIT A I a. Turf Care - Cut once every ten working days. Normally not aerated unless turf quality indicates a need, or in anticipation of an application of fertilizer. Re- seed or re-sod when major bare spots appear. b. Fertilizer - Apply only when turf vigor appears to be low. Low level application once per year. I c. Irrigation-None Id. Litter Control - Once per week. e. Pruning - As required for health or to keep appearance reasonable. With most Itree and shrub species, this will not be more than once every two or three years. I f. Disease and Insect Control - Required only on epidemic or serious complaint basis. Control measures may be put into effect when the health or survival of I plant materials are threatened or where public's comfort is of concern. g. Lighting - None Ih. Surfaces - Cleaned as required. Repaired or replaced as budget allows. I i. Repairs- Should be done whenever safety or functionality is in question. j. 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WRIII m0ZtoCOF- > > -C ( OUJV3 t4, 02O roU 0 0 I CL0 W CrU 0 m - X 1 1 ter/ BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PARKS AND RECREATION RECAPS: JANUARY 2000 1 F DATE ITEM # SUBJECT 1/11/2000 14 (B) Staff's Communications: Gulf Coast Skimmers issues have been �I resolved. John Gursoy remains President of the group. 1/11/2000 16(B)9 Approval to use funds from the Solid Waste Tire Grant to provide safety play surfaces at various locations in Collier County. Approved rl not to exceed $90,000. 1/11/2000 16(C)2 Approve the final ranking of landscape architect firms for the implementation of Master Plan for North Naples Regional Park request for proposal 99-2947. Approved and begin negotiations with Bellomo Herbert and Company. NEXT BCC MEETING WILL BE 1/25/2000 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 0 FR F- 0a. ' W CC1 CL H IC D C; f I C a I I 1 NAME LOCATION REPORT DUE I Lisa Barnett Golden Gate Community Park January June Clam Pass Lindy D'Amico Veterans Community Park February August IVineyards Community Park John Grice East Naples Community Park March September I Sugden Regional Park Bayview Park Charles McMahon Max A.Hasse Jr.Community Park April October I Golden Gate Community Center Edward"Ski"Olesky Immodalee Community Park May November IImmokalee Sports Complex Mary Ellen Rand Barefoot Beach Preserve/Access June December Cocohatchee River Park 111 __ Vacant Tigertail Beach August December Eagle Lakes Community Park 1 January Lisa Barnett July None February Lindy D'Amico August New member,Lindy D'Amico I March John Grice September John Grice April Charles McMahon October Charles McMahon May Ski Olesky November Ski Olesky I June Mary Ellen Rand,Lisa Barnett December Mary Ellen Rand,New Member I Q 0 W 1 0 CD ' J ' D W 2 I W W 1 � GO CC1 1 X C II IilliNWV 4009,,* I PARKS AND RECREATION I AIWISO ' Y B (CARD I MEETING SCHEDULE e 2:001 P.M. I 1 DATE LOCATION • I1. January 26, 2000 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West 2. February 23, 2000 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive 2000 Golden Gate Community March 22, Center,4701 Golden Gate Pkwy. I4. April 26, 2000 Veterans Community Park, 1900 Immokalee Road 5. May 24, 2000 Golden Gate Community Park 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd 6. June 28, 2000 Cocohatchee River Park, 13531 Vanderbilt Drive I7. July, 2000 No Meeting(BCC Vacation) I 8. August 23, 2000 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street 9. September 27, 2000 Eagle Lakes Community Park, 11565 Tarniami Trail East I10. October 25, 2000 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West I11. November 15, 2000 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive 12. December 20, 2000 Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Pkwy. 1 1 1 I 1 k WJ Iia W CCI UJ CL X MllillrieiiiaMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr I40100,its., e IPARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD IIMMOKALEE DISTRICT (1). Edward"Ski"Olesky Term 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 I Immokalee,Florida 34142 (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax:658-2401 Cell Phone 860-8444 IURBAN DISTRICT I (1). Ms.Lisa H.Barnett Term Cheffy Passidomo,Wilson&Johnson 01/012/99- 12/31/02 821 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 201 Naples,Florida 34102 I (residence)(941) 643-9703 (work) 261-9300 (Fax) 261-9782 li (2). Ms.Lindy D'Amico Term Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02 I 3838 Tamiami Trail North Naples,FL 34103 (home)649-4093 (work)403-5130 I (3). Mary Ellen Rand Term 550 110th Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01 I Naples,FL 34108 (home)514-3763 (work)437-4601 I (4). Mr. John Grice Term 326 Charlemagne Boulevard,1204 01/01/97- 12/31/01 Naples,Florida 34112 I (residence) (941) 774-5517 (Fax) 793-2414 I (5). Charles M. McMahon, Sr. Term 4416 27th Court, S.W. 10/26/99- 12/31/03 Naples,FL 34116 I 353-2055 (6). Mr. Gil Mueller `REO Term I 541 Blackmore Court 10E 01/01/95 - 12/31/99 Marco Island,Florida 34145 (residence) (941) 394-9444 I p O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Memorandum r, ` oaaP To: Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant Board of County Commissioners From: Marla Ramsey, Director lvtiR Parks and Recreation Date: January 26, 2000 Subject: Parks and Recreation Advisory Board At the PARAB meeting held this afternoon the four applicants for the vacant position were interviewed. Samuel E. Welborn is the person recommended by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. Rankings were as follows: 1. Samuel E. Welborn 2. James E. Morris 3. Daniel F. Jackson 4. Thomas A. Donegan If you have any questions, please advise. bj Parks and Recreation Department ! , C • . ' . 0 I 0 -TO vt, ?6 Ore TV) 0 ‘A-11frk4j 6f/0 0 jr-A ? 1,Allav-A5 0 , i 1 ---j-------ramll""----i"""eft., "a'mummmuamimmkumambk 'kali", . . . . 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