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Adopt-A-Park Report
Veterans Community Park
March 22, 2000
I visited the Veterans Community Park at 1900 Immokalee Road in Naples at
9:00 AM on Monday, March 20, 2000.
I observed the park to be in use by several tennis players, some racquetball
players and some walkers. The basketball courts were not in use but were clean
and appeared to have new rims and nets.
There was a class going on inside the community center with approximately 15
participants. The interior facilities including the kitchen and restroom were clean
and neat.
There were several cars in the parking lot, which was clear of debris. The
overflow lot was not in use. Neither the playground nor the picnic areas were in
use, but were clean and in good repair.
The volleyball net was up and in good repair. Clay was being added to the
softball field and football/soccer field appeared well maintained with goals in
place.
The inline hockey rink surface and dasher boards appeared in good condition.
The surrounding area was neat.
I was excited to see the fence in place for Rover Run, and was glad that while
the area had been cleared of much of the brush, the majority of the trees were
left in place and the area looked most inviting.
Overall, this park appears to be well and often used and maintained.
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Parks and Recreation A dvisory Board
Adopt-A-Park Report
Vineyards Community Park
March 22, 2000
I visited the Vineyards Community Park at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, March 21, 2000.
I observed the park to be in use by several tennis players, it appeared that a
training session for small children was going on and there were several of them
using the courts.
There was a soccer game in progress and several rollerbladers and walkers
were on the path.
The basketball court was in use and appeared clean and well-maintained. There
were several families using the playground and the surrounding areas.
It was twilight and the lights were beginning to come on in the parking lot and
around the building. None were out.
The grounds were beautiful and green despite heavy use. Overall, this park
appears to be well and often used and maintained.
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CHILDREN'S SKATE PARK
PROJECT DESCRIPTION TOTALS
FENCING FOR SKATE 495 FOOT OF FENCE TO SURROUND AREA $ 4,950.00
PARK AREA 1 - 10' MAINTENANCE GATE-$350 $ 350.00
2 -4" GATE @ $175 (COUNTY PRICING) $ 325.00 $ 5,625.00
LIGHTING FOR SKATE 6 - LIGHT POLES - 7-DUAL SODIUM VAPOR $30,000.00
PARK AREA LIGHTS @ $5,000 (COUNTY PRICING) $ 30,000.00
1 SOD 5000 SQ FT @$.21 SQ FOOT(LOCAL PRICING) $ 1,050.00 $ 1,050.00
4 FILL FOR SKATE 19000 SQ FT OF BASE FILL-filled to 1'- $ 6,000.00
PARK AREA compacted to 8" (750 cu yd) @ $8.00 yd
(crushed rock)
19000 Sq Ft of 1" Minus Rock (topping 4" $ 2,185.00
Layer-190 cu ft @$11.50)
(Local Pricing-Harmon Bro Rock) $ 8,185.00
CONCRETE COURT - 120 FT X 60 FT=7200 SQ. FT OF CONCRETE COURT $19,800.00
(Combination Use) 6 "thick graded for drainage-$2.75 sq ft $ 19,800.00
Inline Hockey,Juvenile Basketball& 25 FT X 60 For Jump Ramp( Included at end of court)
Skate Ramp Area (LOCAL PRICING)
BASKETBALL SYSTEMS 2 -Juvenile basketball systems @ $895 $ 1,790.00 $ 1,790.00
(CATALOG PRICING)
SKATE RAMPS &JUMPS CITY TO BUILD, WILL BE PORTABLE $ -
SKATE PATH Around Park Area- Pavement-warm up $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00
path -4'wide, 2"pav (640 Lin. Ft.)
2560 sq feet or 426 Cu. Ft.
(BETTER ROADS COUNTY PRICING)
PICNIC TABLES 2 - PVC Coated Steel Mesh @ $585 $ 1,170.00 $ 1,170.00
(CATALOG PRICING)
LITTER RECEPTACLES 3 - permanent @ $211 (CATALOG PRICING) $ 633.00 $ 633.00
BENCHES 2 - Portable park benches @ $327 $ 653.00 $ 653.00
(CATALOG PRICING)
3/21/00 TOTAL
$ 71,406.00
LABOR FURNISHED BY LOCAL VOLUNTEERS &CITY EMPLOYEES
COMPARED TO FLEISCHMANN PARK
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PARKS AND RECREATION AD VISOR Y BOARD
AGENDA
March 22, 2000
THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD
' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2000, AT GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER,
4701 GOLDEN GATE PARKWAY, NAPLES, 34116
' I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
III. INVOCATION
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES—February 23, 2000
V. AWARD PRESENTATION: Irving Baez, Crew Leader
VI. NEW BUSINESS:
A. Everglades City
B. Project List
VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES:
A. City of Naples Update
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
A. Dog Park
B. Budget Requests
C. Copeland
IX. REPORTS/UPDATES
' A. MONTHLY REPORTS (February 2000)
B. BCC RECAP
' C. SPECIAL EVENT CALENDAR
D. PARKS UP-DATE
E. ADOPT-A-PARK REPORT(Lindy D'Amico, John Grice)
' X. PARAB MEETING SCHEDULE
' XI. PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST
XII. ADJOURNMENT
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February 23, 2000
East Naples Community Park
2:00 pm
PRESENT: John Grice, Vice-Chairman
Lisa Barnett
Lindy D'Amico
Charles McMahon
Edward"Ski" Olesky
' Mary Ellen Rand
Samuel Welborn
STAFF PRESENT: Marla Ramsey, Director
James Fitzek, Operations Manager
John Walters, Park Superintendent
Murdo Smith, Beach and Water Superintendent
Stephen Whittier, Recreation Manager
Joe Delate, Project Manager
Barbara Johnson, Clerical Supervisor
I. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 2:15 pm
' II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
' III. INVOCATION: Charles McMahon
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Minutes of January 26, 2000 approved.
V. AWARD PRESENTATIONS:
' The monthly Good Attitude Award was presented to Lisa Varner, Crew Leader
Beach and Water Section, for completing a three day volunteer project. Lisa
responded with a few remarks which displayed her positive attitude and pride in her
section.
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VI. NEW BUSINESS:
ISamuel Welborn,the newest member of the Board was recognized.
I Officers for the coming year were elected at this time. John Grice will serve
as Chairman and Lisa Barnett as Vice Chairman. The vote was unanimous.
IA. Sugden Park—Phase II
Phase II will finish the rest of the park — asphalt walkway around the lake
Iaround by the Skimmers' area, maintenance building which will be south of
the deputy's trailer, parking lot, family restroom at the beginning of the Nook
garden location, sod and landscape along Avalon, around the trailer, around
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the maintenance building. Exotic removal will also take place.
Path will be used for roller blading, jogging, foot traffic, bikes, etc. It is
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being designed for heavy duty vehicles so rescue vehicles, fire trucks, etc.
would be able to use it at Special Events. A survey by the north and south
I property lines will determine how much land to clear and if we need to
erect a fence near the Deputy's trailer. The fence was not in the original
plan due to the heavy vegetation there, the area may be too open when
Icleared.
2. We are working to put a stage in front of the amphitheater where the
' skimmers are skiing. The first plans were for a full blown stage with a
backdrop, and a barge system to pull the stage, at a cost of$400,000. We
are now looking at a portable stage to serve the purpose for less money.
IGiven the fact that only 800 people would be seated in front of it,
$400,000 did not seem a wise investment. The skiers need to be able to
get up on the platform, there are a number of issues to consider, and it is
Iquite complicated.
am Over 200 people attended the free movies, October Sky and Iron Giant, held at Sugden
last weekend. A 15 x 20 foot screen was placed in the grassy, green open space next to
the playground.
IThe Lippizan show drew 450 to 500 people for the two shows on Sunday and 600 people
for the Monday show. The entrance fee was $15 for adults and $6 for children with the
I Department receiving a percentage of the gate. Friends of the Park took care of tickets.
The previous week the show was held at the Vineyards with smaller numbers present.
The grass was not torn up by the horses and no damage was done.
IA request was made for a schedule of upcoming events. As each Center acts as its own
hub it is difficult to always know in advance all the events going on; however, the larger
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Ievents would be no problem. The County has started its own TV show on Channel 54
with space devoted to Parks and Recreation. The Department prepares a schedule of
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events two months out, which could be included in the PARAB packets.
On Saturday, March 18th there will be a Reggae concert at Sugden Park — Inner Circle
I will perform at 3:00 pm and Maxi Priest at 7:00 pm. Gates will open at 11:00 am; tickets
are selling for $5.00 per adult and children under 10 will be admitted free. There will be
arts and crafts, entertainment all day, a steel drum band, and a percussion interactive
I children's show. Two stages will be utilized — 1 larger for the main attractions and the
smaller to be used while the main groups are breaking down their sets so there will be
continual entertainment. Hopefully there will be enough revenue to help offset the cost
' for the Summer Teen Fest and/or Country Jamboree. There will be advertisements
appearing in "Show Case" for three weeks, but due to the expense the Department is
I also relying on public service announcements, flyers, and notices sent through the
schools. Banners and signs will be displayed the day of the event but not in advance —
Code has strict rules to follow. If anyone knows of firms that accept payroll stuffers, or
I if anyone is willing to pass out flyers at any business locations, please let us know. A
free shuttle will run from the Courthouse Complex and as usual no coolers are allowed.
The Department will be selling soft drinks, pop corn and hopefully some form of"virgin"
drink such as pina coladas. Ski reported that Time Warner was now servicing
Immokalee, so that may be a contact for advertising.
B. Lely Property:
This item is for informational purposes and concerns the fifty acre parcel owned
j by Lely near 951 between Edison Community College and Lely Elementary
School. Some time ago this property was discussed for use as a cultural center
and it seemed that Public Services would receive between 5 and 10 acres. The
Iplans for this area went dormant for awhile but the Department has now received
notice that it will receive 15 acres of land, and the Boys and Girls Club of
America will receive 10 acres. Thoughts of a regional library at this location have
been abandoned and an amphitheater is now being proposed. Construction has to
be completed in three years and the construction of a regional library would
I exceed that time limit. If Parks and Recreation and the Boys and Girls Club
shared the parking facilities it would save some green space.
I An amphitheater at this location would allow concerts and events to be held that
could serve 10-20,000 people; parking at the college and the elementary school
could also be utilized. Sugden amphitheater seats 800 people.
IC. Budget Requests — By next meeting the Department will be involved in the
budget process. This will be PARAB's opportunity to present something you
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would like to see done or purchased for a park; if feasible, it will be included
in the budget for consideration The City will be here next month requesting
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' money; the Department is looking at the playground equipment in Everglades
City next week and will have a report next meeting.
Don Wirth, City of Naples has requested, and will be coming before you
next meeting, to ask for funding for refurbishing the band shell at Cambier
' Park. Keep in mind that the Department is giving consideration to construct a
small band shell at the new 7 acre parcel at Golden Gate Community Center to
be used for festivals, etc. The Kiwanis Club has already offered to donate
$10-15,000 for that project.
' Information on Pulling property: The City spoke with the Rowing Club and there will
be no reserved area for that group; they will be going into a lottery for storage space. If
' the Rowing Club is willing to contract to teach some programs and/or give instruction,
the City would probably make arrangements to buy the shells or do something in
exchange. The requests from this organization are not as great as before. There is
' nothing definite about the aquarium and there may not be an answer by June before
budget submittal. If the Horticultural Recycle Center is going to be used, the aquarium
could be located there, thus allowing the green space and parking for the joint project
originally discussed. The project is back in the City's hands but the County has not been
shut out yet.
Tom 011iff has been selected to serve as the new County Administrator. A contract is
being completed and the appointment may be finalized at the next BCC meeting on
March 14, 2000. Mike McNees will remain as Assistant County Administrator.
' VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES:
' A. Conner Park plan was displayed. The Department is working with
Signature, Inc. who is now designing the entire area. If the Department had
' the design contracted it would cost $120,000, with Signature doing the
design the cost has been reduced to $60, 000. The plan was examined and
discussed. There will be a 25' buffer, retention areas, irrigation,
' landscaping, pathway and sod. Plans are to complete the project this
summer. The path will be 8' wide, narrowing to 5' and can be used for
jogging, roller blading, and walking . Plans are to curb the entire thing,
' there would be an 80 space parking lot with a master meter and a turn
around. The development is paying for the sidewalk and landscape buffer
on the north side of the property - the County is providing retention areas to
' accommodate the water for the roadway. The sidewalk is going through the
park and tie in under the bridge. The PUD provides for sidewalk
improvements over the bridge to Gulfshore Drive. There will be shade
' trees but not a lot of ground cover. The plan allows for accommodation of
traffic lights at the intersection; if a round-about were constructed the lift
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Istation would have to be relocated. There will be no shuttle to the beach as
it is cost prohibitive at this time.
IB. Lawn Bowling- The location of the courts has been changed because it was
too close to the existing condos. By moving the courts more to the front of
Ithe park nothing is lost. The existing ball field, which is not lighted, is not
heavily used except for approximately six weeks of the year when the North
Naples Little League T- Ball is playing on it. Actually 4 T ball groups can
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play at one time on a soccer field, so no hardship would occur by using the
proposed location. The Department is drafting an agreement with Mr.
Everett and Mr. Harshman and when it is completed will go before BCC for
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approval. The time for raising the money has been extended to February
2001; $200,000 has already been raised. There will be no lease with the
I groups— lawn bowlers and croquet players sitting on a committee with staff
will advise, but this is considered a Parks and Recreation program. The
group will pay for the construction and the first two years of maintenance of
the courts; the facility will be maintained by the County for a total of ten
I years. The Department may actually do the maintenance, but would be
reimbursed for the first two years per agreement.
Pelican Bay Park is not only used by tennis people, but many Naples
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families use the basketball courts,playground and picnic area. Parking at
this area cannot be enhanced. Some type of arrangement,possibly with the
area neighbors, would have to be made if the croquet and tennis patrons had
event scheduled at the same time.
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John Grice inquired about the purchase of property in Copeland that was discussed last
Iyear. The First Baptist minister has agreed to extend the lease but the Department is
attempting to obtain a longer time commitment to keep the playground there.
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VIII. OLD BUSINESS
A. Dog Park—"Rover Run". A meeting was held February 22 to go over
I specific rules. The Domestic Animal Services Director has offered to spot
check and police the site occasionally. The fence has been ordered and should
be installed within two weeks, staff is in the process of getting running water,
Iclearing the site, and making parking lot improvements.
Facilities Management will have to tap into the main water line, for which
I there will be a charge. The entire area will be fenced, and will also have an
inside fence to separate the small and larger sized dogs. The fence cost was
$10,000 for 1, 400 feet. A May 15`opening "Dog Day" is being contemplated
Iand will be coordinated with the DAS Pet Show.
IX. REPORTS/UPDATES
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A. Monthly Report—Research has been conducted in order to improve the
I accuracy of user counts. Periodically sample counts are conducted, but the
number may change dramatically from one hour to the next. A few counters
used by the Transportation Department have been obtained but are really too
I sophisticated for our needs. The manufacturer of the existing counters has
been contacted and staff received more specific instructions for proper
installations than currently used. Hopefully better readings will be obtained.
IThe revenue numbers, programs, and participants are all accurate figures. The
launch revenue was down this month,possibly due to the cooler weather.
IB. BCC RECAP—Items approved at the BCC meeting yesterday:
I 1. Marco Island Sports Festival request for waiver of user rental fees. This
organization will be playing volleyball at Tigertail and using the So. Marco
Beach parking lot as a transition location for the triathlon.
I 2. Performers for Royal Palm Music Festival—Agreement with Maxi Priest
for$25,000 and Inner Circle for $8,500.
3. Vending Machine Bid—existing agreement with Naples Vending
I renewed. County receives 35% of proceeds.
4. Golden Gate American Little League lease agreement for a portion of Max
Hasse Community Park. —Little League will be building a 20x5 storage
Nshed at this site, at their expense.
C. PARKS UP-DATE
Correction to packet information—under Eagle Lakes Park, second paragraph
Ishould say lighting design project and not lighting project.
SR951 boat ramp parking lot will be closed Friday, February 25th for
I repaving. It will be closed again in several weeks for a few hours for striping
the lot after the asphalt cures.
I Clam Pass—will be closed approximately June 1 through September 15 for
renovations/expansion of concession facilities and the replacement of the
boardwalk. The parking lot will be used as a staging area for construction
Imaterials.
The concession deck is being enlarged,restaurant area revamped and then the
I boardwalk will be worked on. Recycled plastic called TriMax is being used
for the boarding on the existing framework. This material has fiberglass
mixed in it and when wet is not at all slippery. It does cost approximately
Ithree times as much as the wood but the wood, even with turning the boards,
only lasts a maximum of 8 years. If there is enough money left, the handrail
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' will also be replaced with this material. The Registry now takes care of the
complete cost of operating the trams.
' D. ADOPT A PARK—Lindy will report next meeting.
' X. MEETING -Next meeting will be March 22 at the Golden Gate Community Center.
XI. MEMBER ADDRESS LIST -A request was made to add E Mail addresses to the
' member information page.
Meeting adjourned at 3:45 pm.
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kvFrom: John A. Walters
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Subject: Attitude Award
Marla, I would like to nominate Mr. Irving Baez for the Department Attitude
I Award. Since taking the position of crewleader at Vineyards Park he has shown great
dedication to enhancement of an area that was lacking care and attention. Attached please
find letter from patron and his regards for Mr. Baez. I have also been contacted by staff
' within department to say what a pleasure it is to speak with Irving and the effort he puts
forth in this Park. I feel the improvements to this Park are in large due to the extra effort
by Irving and newly assigned staff. It is a pleasure to know Irving is a part of our Park
IMaintenance Team.
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Parks Superintendent
COLLAR COUNTY GOVERNMENT
SANTA BARBARA BOULEVARD
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DIVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT NAPLES,FLORIDA 34116(941) 353-0404
' FAX(941)353-1002
A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY
' To Whom It May Concern,
Irving is a real pleasure to work with. We coordinate athletic programs-at the
Vineyards Community Park softball and soccer fields. Every time we call to inform
Irving what to-prepare and coordinate for he always-says"I-will do it right away" or"I
am here for you." He takes pride in his work and it shows.
Recently,we moved our Senior. Softball-League to-the Vineyards-so they could
play on two fields twice weekly. We received a call from the president, Sam Guglione,
after their opening day at the Vineyards-park. Sam said that Irving was-professional,
polite and a joy to be around. Sam also made it clear that the fields were well prepared
and looked great.
It is-really nice tohaveIrving working with us-in-the athletic departmentand
always presents himself as a team player. He is very upbeat and pleasing to talk with.
Sincerely,
' Athletic Section
' Jim,Ed and-Gary
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Alfredo Arcia, MWI
Jose Horta, MWI
From: John C. Veit, Field Supervisor gel
CC: John A. Walters, Park Superintendent
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IPlease find attached a letter from Mr. Plimi, one of our Senior Softball League players.
I It is always a delight when the efforts of employees are recognized and this is no exception.
I commend you on the extra effort you put forth in providing quality service and positive
reflection on the Parks & Recreation Department.
Keep up the good work. Thanks.
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I Ms. Marla Ramsey, Park Director
Collier County, Parks &Recreation
3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard
INaples, Florida 34116
Dear Ms. Ramsey:
IMy ninety-three year old father was visiting here for two weeks from the Chicago area. He
has much difficulty walking. I play softball with the Collier County Senior League (fifty
and over). The league recently moved our games from Veterans Park to the Vineyards.
I As you know it is a long walk from the parking lot to the ball fields, especially the
northwest field.
I I want to give recognition to Mr.Irving Baez for the pleasant experiences I and my father
had at the Vineyard ball fields. Irving saw my father come out of the washroom,noted his
impaired walk and went out of his way to help my father. He offered my father a ride to
,,, the ball field from the bathroom. Irving is a considerate and helpful member of your team.
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By the way, the condition of the bathroom was very clean. The fields have been groomed
and lined, and I as an individual player want to say thanks to the administration, and
especially to Irving and his men. I found the physical plant at Veterans also to be in
excellent shape during the time we were playing there.
Perhaps you will provide Irving a copy of this letter of thanks. I know my father was very
appreciative of his kindness.
As an individual member of this Senior Softball League, I'm sure that all one hundred and
I twenty plus participants would also express their thanks for the efforts of the Parks and
Recreation personnel in providing these facilities.
Sincerely yours,
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Frank W. Pliml
RECEIVED
FEB 1 8 2000
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RECAPS: 1\/1 ARCH 2000
I DATE ITEM # SUBJECT
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2/22/00 8 C 1 Request by David Rice representing the Marco Island Sports Festival
for a Waiver of User/Rental Fees. Approved 5/0
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2/22/00 16 C 2 Approve Agreement with Performers for Royal Palm Music Fest.
Agreement with Maxi Priest in the amount of$25,000 and agreement
with Inner circle in the amount of$8,500.
2/22/00 16 C 3 Award of Bid 99-3021,Vending Machine Services. Awarded to
Naples vending, Inc. with income to Collier County of 35%of
proceeds.
2/22/00 16 C 4 Approval of a Lease Agreement with Golden Gate American Little
League, Inc. For a portion of Max Hasse Community Park.
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3/14/00 16 C 1 Approval of an agreement between Collier County and Bay Colony-
PP" Gateway, Inc. for the exchange of property and construction of a
larger replacement beach parking lot at the west end of Seagate Drive
within Naples Cay. Resolution 2000-69
1 3/14/00 16 C 5 Approval of the purchase of a picnic shelter for East Community
Park. To be purchased from Contract Connections Inc.
I3/14/00 16 C 6 Approval of the assignment of an agreement for beach concessions
with Florida Security Lockers, Inc. for beach locker services at
Tigertail Beach and Barefoot Beach.
3/14/00 16 C 7 Approval of a contribution agreement with Richard R. Harshman and
' William H. Everett for the construction of a croquet and lawn bowling
facility at Pelican Bay Community Park.
ITom W. 011iff was selected as the new County Administrator.
Next BCC meeting will be 3/28/00
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March 2000
I • Conner Park
Continue to design park. Coordinating with road work(111th Avenue N), adjacent
I developer(Dunes) and staff. Preliminary plan is completed. Working on agreement
for developer to construct park, with completion during summer of 2000. SCG has
a 7lprevved W taae lie 04' 111+x+ AVE.. NI .
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I :: - : . : -- . - ep em.e i i - . A greemen o • • in • • - ; - - • by gr-L,
"lbfa�' th K�ce�+Me.✓�' W i• \S*.t blas bean �pro�.
v,,� \ Y 2 . dwre. p'rt rit-. ���e'.c.k w 4It ska4 IS �.
1 • Eagle Lakes Park S-fP:• . •
P. 1 ompl: . o ccer anr, .as,ball fiel q s are .-in. . ..ye. o- s p etmg grow-
►A' •ore - ical wor -: seen co . - -•.
Lighting project for soccer field#2 is underway.
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• Golden Gate Community Park Walkway
Health Park PUD approval dedicated walkway easement to Collier County from 951
west for 1,50011 Letters sent to adjacent property owners inquiring about easement
donation. Forest Park u der construction. Will build first part of Eathway.
I • Park Pathway PH II will be out to bid April 1. (asphalt pathway through GGCP).
I • Immokalee Soccer Field Lighting
Design is continuing. - . . . -., .. - .
I • Lely Barefoot Beach Canoe Launch -. -- •at- Q/Na, S Wzi�1 j.6
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• Max Hasse Park-Phase II
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in June.
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Phase II design is underway. Have final design for buildings. Awaiting irrigation
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Design is a on new cont sion building. Have met with concessionaire and
li resolved concerns. Varianceity of Marco is wig.
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I • Veterans Park Dog Park
Murdo Smith will uttektte.cee .) VArarl .
I • Exotic Removal
Bids on exotic plant removal from East Naples Park, Sugden Park, Pelican Bay Beach
Access, Cocohatchee and Isle of Capri Parks have been accepted. Removal begins
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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
Sugden Regional Park
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Charles McMahon Max A.Hasse Jr. Community Park April October
IGolden Gate Community Center
Edward"Ski"Olesky Immodalee Community Park May November
Immokalee Sports Complex
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Mary Ellen Rand Barefoot Beach Preserve/Access June December
Cocohatchee River Park
ISamuel Welborn Tigertail Beach August December
Eagle Lakes Community Park
January Lisa Barnett July None
February Lindy D'Amico August Samuel Welborn,Lindy D'Amico
I March John Grice September John Grice
April Charles McMahon October Charles McMahon
May Ski Olesky November Ski Olesky
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' DATE LOCATION
1. January 26,2000 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West
2. February 23,2000 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive
' 3. March 22,2000 Golden Gate Community Center,4701 Golden Gate Pkwy.
' 4. 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
7. July,2000 No Meeting (BCC Vacation)
8. August 23,2000 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street
' 9. September 27,2000 Eagle Lakes Community Park, 11565 Tamiami Trail East
' 10. October 25,2000 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West
' 11. November 15,2000 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive
12. December 20,2000 Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Pkwy.
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' IMMOKALEE DISTRICT
(1). Edward"Ski"Olesky Term
6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02
' Immokalee,Florida 34142
(residence)(941)657-2401 Fax: 658-2401
Cell Phone 860-8444
URBAN DISTRICT
' (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
' (residence)(941) 643-9703
(work) 261-9300
(Fax) 261-9782
' E Mail: lhbamett@napleslaw.com
(2). Ms. Lindy D'Amico Term
Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02
' 3838 Tamiami Trail North
Naples,FL 34103
(home)649-4093
' (work)403-5130
E Mail: lindyd@gcnb.com
(3). Mary Ellen Rand Term
550 110th Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01
Naples,FL 34108
(home)514-3763
' (work)437-4601
E Mail: merand@vanday.com
' (4). Mr.John Grice Term
326 Charlemagne Boulevard,1204 01/01/97- 12/31/01
Naples,Florida 34112
(residence) (941) 774-5517
(Fax) 793-2414
E Mail: johngrice@naples.net
' (5). Charles M.McMahon, Sr. Term
4416 27th Court, S.W. 10/26/99- 12/31/03
Naples,FL 34116
353-2055
E Mail: Cl3legend@aol.com
(6). Samuel E. Welborn Term
' 815 Nursery Lane 01/01/00— 12/31/04
Naples,FL 34119
455-4694
Parks and Recreation staff E Mail: First and last name of person@colliergov.net
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