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PARAB Agenda 06/28/2000 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting • June 28 , 2000 2 : 00 PM Cocohatchee River Park 13531 Vanderbilt Drive Naples , FL 34110 oev- 4 .01 0 PARKS AND RECREATION AD VISOR Y BOARD AGENDA June 28, 2000 THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2000, 2:00 pm,AT COCOHATCHEE RIVER PARK, 13531 VANDERBILT DRIVE,NAPLES ' I. CALL TO ORDER Ill. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG HI. INVOCATION IV APPROVAL OF MINUTES—May 24t/, 2000 V. NEW BUSINESS: A. Resignation of Charles McMahon B. Presentation —Harry Rogers, Isle of Capri tennis courts 1 C. Dog Park Requests (people fountain, benches,pool/shower for dogs) VI. SPECIFIC UPDATES: A. Boat Ramp and Beach Access Report 1. Investigate Sam's parking lots/other lots 2. Traffic study— Vanderbilt/Gulfshore 3. Owners of Gulfshore Accesses 4. Shuttle service—No. drivers, drop off from Lely to Clam Pass ' 5. Researching of TDCfunds—if can be used for alternatives VII. OLD BUSINESS A. Tour of Marco facilities requested in July. ' (Decide time and date) VIII. REPORTS/UPDATES ' A. MONTHLY REPORTS B. BCC RECAP C. SPECIAL EVENT CALENDAR ' D. PARKS UP-DATE E. ADOPT-A-PARK REPORT(Mary Ellen Rand—Barefoot Beach, ' Cocohatchee River Park. Lisa Barnett— Golden Gate Community Park, Clam Pass.) IX. PARAB MEETING SCHEDULE I 0 0 X PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST XL ADJOURNMENT 1 1 1 1 1 1 TIS 0 z F- W W C!) 0 5 w o: 0 0 cc U- U) w F- z srr9rr 4110 ' PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES May 24,2000 Vineyards Community Park PRESENT: John Grice,chairman Lindy D'Amico ' Lisa Barnett Charles McMahon Edward"Ski"Olesky ' Mary Ellen Rand Samuel Welborn STAFF PRESENT: Marla Ramsey,Director James Fitzek,Operations Manager Murdo Smith,Beach and Water Superintendent John Walters,Park Superintendent t Steve Whittier,Recreation Manager Joe Delate,Project Manager II Tony Ruberto,Project Manager I Barbara Johnson,Clerical Supervisor I. CALL TO ORDER—Meeting called to order at 4:00 pm II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG III. INVOCATION IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES—Minutes of last meeting,April 26,2000,approved V. AWARD PRESENTATIONS: Jimmy Alaniz,Park Ranger ' Denis Dipert,Aquatic Maintenance Worker VL INTRODUCTIONS: ' A. Introduction of Leo Ochs Jr.,the new Administrator of Public Services. Each PARAB member was introduced to Mr.Ochs and gave a brief description of their background and why they were serving on the Board. VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES: Mary Ellen Rand inquired about Bluebill—whether there would be any improvements in the lane across the bridge or how people were going to get from the bridge to the south side of the road. ' Joe Delate responded saying that as part of the PUD requirements the access across the bridge has to be widen for a sidewalk as well as bike lanes all the way over to Gulf Shore Drive. At the present time the proposal is for a two-lane road with bike lanes and sidewalks on each side. This is not the final plan but is what is being proposed. VIII. OLD BUSINESS: None IX. REPORTS/UPDATES A. MONTHLY REPORT—no questions. 1 I C B. BCC RECAP: The numbering system of the Executive Summaries was explained. The number"8"indicates that it is an item on the regular agenda to be discussed by the Board of I Commissioners and if approved the recap indicates so. The number"16"is an item that was put on the consent agenda. These items are approved as a package in one vote. The commission may pull an item and have it placed on the regular agenda for discussion,if so Idesired. Ms.Rand inquired about the Growth Management Plan report—were there any amendments or changes and is it done annually. Updates are done-annually because the I facilities have a price tag attached to them which changes from year to year as well as the acreage per population and capital dollars. There has not been a policy or objective change in at least three years. IRequest to go back to specific updates by Lisa Barnett—any reports on the dog park? Evaluation sheets from the site have been positive and complimentary. A few requests have been made,such as more benches and a water fountain for people. There is a lot of action in the I evening hours—between 6:30 and 7:30—with an average of 45 to 50 dogs plus the owners. During the first two weeks 6,000 doggy bags were used. Several people have inquired about a pool for the dogs,not a shower but something the dogs could get in and cool off in the afternoons I and in the summer. Some dog owners are pro to having a water source to wet the dog down and others are anti because they don't want to take the dog home wet. These items will be discussed under new business at the next meeting. IC. SPECIAL EVENT CALENDAR June 15th will be a Teen Summer Event—carnival with music,dancing,food and beverages at I the Golden Gate Community Center. July 15— Party at the Sanctuary—East Naples Community Park IAugust 5—Beach Splash Bash @ Sugden Regional Park August 18—Teen Dance—Golden Gate Community Center I September 17—Teen Concert D. PARKS UPDATE—Joe Delate Clam Pass—Boardwalk construction staging has started. Boardwalk re-decking will begin approximately June 1. Eagle Lakes Park—Plans for lighting the second soccer field and additional lighting at the playground are 90%complete. IGolden Gate Community Park Walkway—we are calling it the Golden Gate Greenway—it will connect our community park to 951. Purchase underway with two property owners for easements as well as a 5 acre tract within for a small passive park. Phase II pathway within Ithe park should be finished by October 1. Immokalee Soccer Field Lighting—proceeding with that project. I Max Hasse Park—Preliminary architectural and site plans will be shown next month. I 2 .ism. w.. I 0 0 North Naples Regional Park—BCC approved design contract with Belnor,Herbert as the lead. I Pelican Bay Park—working with the croquet and lawn bowling group. Request for Proposals for design re-configuration of that facility are out. I Tract 179 Neighborhood Park in Golden Gate—Michael McGee,landscape architect will be designing the park. Sugden Park Phase II design is almost completed. _ I Tigertail—received City of Marco variance approval for coastal construction line variance and currently awaiting DEP approval. IExotic Removal—Pelican Bay beach access,Vanderbilt Beach parking area,and Cocohatchee Park completed. Bayview should be done by the end of June;951 Coast Guard area(near Marco bridge)—bids due on Friday. Palm Springs Park and East Naples are next, I with Sugden Park ongoing. South Marco Beach access renovation—received DEP approval permit. The adjacent developer is going to pay for the upgrade of a paver path and a small plaza all the way to the I beach. Veterans Park—soon be bidding for the roof on the hockey rink. I . Vineyards parking lot—working with the School Board and the project will be coordinated with the Transportation Department as they are going to widen Vanderbilt Beach Road. I951 Boat Ramp—site has been re-paved,a guardrail added and the curb stops installed. The project is done with the exception of a few signs and maybe a tree or two. I Clam Pass—remarks by Marla Ramsey. Clam Pass parking lot will be closed during the construction work at this site. The Department is working with WCI to obtain some overflow parking at a gravel area site which would hold approximately 10-15 vehicles. If that site is I not available,the Registry will allow us to use their 29 space parking lot between their tennis court on Seagate on the weekends. We could then use our 15 passenger van to shuttle down to the Seagate access point. I Conner Park -article in newspaper today saying that 111th Avenue will not be four—lane. If true,the only change needed to be made to Conner Park would be curbing. The article was not clear what would happen at the intersection. 11 Pelican Bay Park—The Department is obtaining a price on the design and the"group"will provide the funds. They do have that much funding available right now and we are ready to proceed. I 951 Coast Guard Site—the building has been demolished and the site is now being used by I jet skiers as a launch site. The Department has had conversations with the Florida Department of Transportation regarding the Jolly Bridge. We hope when the bridge is designed that they will help do something under the bridge—a walkway to connect the two areas to make that into a small park area. It may be a jet ski only,boat launch facility or a Ifishing pier—nothing is definite,but the Department would like to be involved in the process. Ms.Rand requested a tour of the parks in the Marco area. This will planned for July. 3 gismarionummemir C Ilir 0 E. ADOPT A PARK REPORT: Mr. Olesky Immokalee Community Park—parking light and some walking lights out, playground lights out I for the second month in a row. There is a net out in the center court on the basketball court. All the parks are improving in looks. ISports complex—some lights out in parking lot. South Park—three security lights have been out since the park opened. The light on the playground is out as well as the one that shines off part of the playground and the basketball court I Dreamland Park—security light out. X. PARAB MEETING SCHEDULE Next meeting will be at Cocohatchee River Park on Vanderbilt Drive. Chairman Grice will be on vacation and Ms.Barnett will chair the meeting. I XI. NEW BUSINESS A. Caxambas Dog Park Speaker: Sandy Lee from Marco Island I Ms.Lee is the owner of two small dogs and has traveled to Veterans Park a number of times to use Rover Run. She would like to see a similar facility in the front area,of Caxambas Park, which is grassed and has some shade trees. I Regarding doggy showers at Rover Run—it sounds like a great concept but the area is mostly sand. When the dogs get into the water and sand they will be filthy,and in turn so will their owners. I Speaker: Robert Lee Mr.Lee thanked everyone for Rover Run and remarked that everyone there is dog friendly. I The park does get warm because there is not a great deal of shade. Caxambas already has the trees,a fence and grass,so it should not be a huge expense to developed. ' There are not too many parks on Marco. Frank Mackie Park has a large lake with a trail around it. It would be nice to walk your dog there,but there are also ducks and birds,as well as play areas for children. Sometimes the smaller dogs are an attraction for the children and they wish to pet the animal. We want a place for our own and our dogs enjoyment. In place of dog showers you could build a small agility course. That is fun for the dogs. Dogs are important—they are used at airports to keep birds off the runway. IChairman Grice: When Rover Run was established it was to be a trial park—the results were to be examined at ' the end of the year. I think we will keep the site in mind but table this matter until the time comes when we will be considering expanding the dog parks. Mr. Olesky: I was down there today and I think that you might have a problem with parking I as this is a boat launching facility. I 4 Annurouimirmor I IP t 44. 4111 IMs.Ramsey: We have approximately 60 acres right next to Manatee Elementary School and were originally talking about putting the dog park there. However,there is a lot more expense involved because a road would have to be constructed to get across the canal,but it does have I trees. If Caxambas doesn't work out to be the ideal space this would still be fairly close for Marco Island residents. I MOTION BY Mr.McMahon: To table this about the doggy park for a six-month period and then re-look at it. Seconded: Ms.Barnett. Motion passed. B. EVERGLADES CITY -�- ISpeaker: Fran Tiff—representing Everglades Community Fireworks Fund I $18,000 is being requested for the year 2001. Everglades City does not hold its firework display on the 4th because they get more fireworks for their money on another day. This year it will be July 2nd and the event is for an entire day—parade,boat races,river races,games, etc. and the fireworks in the evening. This year$8,000 provides twelve minutes of I fireworks,but the committee would like to increase the amount of time next year. It is becoming more difficult every year to raise money for this event. (The County pays$25,000 for 20 minutes of fireworks on the eat Sugden.) I Speaker: Judy Brown Ms.Brown works for the City and is also on the committee. The display at Everglades is ' attended by approximately 600 people and because you are so close to it people say it is the best. We are asking for help because we have a lot of people come who live outside of Everglades City,which probably has about 350 people living there. We do appreciate all you have done for our community and if you don't give us any money,thank you anyway for what Iyou have done in the past. MOTION by Mr.Olesky: That we give Everglades City up to$8,000 in matching money for their fireworks display. (If they raise$5,000,we give 5,000; if they raise 8,000 we give 8,000.) This is for the year 2001 and it is not an ongoing commitment. o• Motion passed 6 to 1,Mr.Welborn opposing. This item now has to go to the Board of County Commissioners for final approval. ,4 1 MEETING ADJOURNED FOR FIVE MINUTES AND SET-UP TIME FOR PRESENTATION C. BEACH AND BOAT RAMP REPORT—Ms.Ramsey IThis is a five year plan that staff has put together to deal with the access and boat ramp issue in Collier County. The Growth Management Plan for Recreation and Open Space talks about I a goal we have to provide sufficient parks and recreation facilities and open space areas to meet the needs of the residents and visitors of Collier County. We have six objectives that we deal with but tonight we are going to discuss Objection 1.3,which is to continue to ensure that the public developed facilities and open spaces and beaches and public water bodies are Iaccessible to the general public. I am going to do the presentation and then open for questions from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. Then when they have fmished the public may speak. You should have Iregistered as you came in if you wished to speak. You will be allowed five minutes at the podium for comments. 5 I 0 Beach Parking Boat Ramp Expansions: We have proposed boat ramp and expansions, proposed canoe launches,parking garages,beach parking expansions,a proposed boardwalk, ferry services and then some future services. I 1. There is a parcel of land approximately 350 linear feet by about 75 linear feet,owned by DEP,and used by FDOT as a staging area,at SR951 and Isle of Capri.. We think this I site could accommodate 25 to 30 parking spaces,there would be a crosswalk at the corner to cross 951 and then one could continue to walk to the existing boat ramp. Projection date of 2001 and 2002. I 2. 951 boat ramp—currently has 19 spaces recently resurfaced and redone. Expansion could take place to the north and possibly south of the existing ramp area,which would add 45 parking spaces. FDOT is willing to provide an easement. A permit from the DEP I is necessary for filling that location. If all this is possible,the time line would be approximately 2002,2003 fiscal year. The expansion to the north would provide better access into the boat ramp area because of the traffic light. There would defmitely be a left turn coming from the north on to 951. 3. Goodland—There is a 4.5 parcel that we think could accommodate 50 parking spaces and two boat ramps with deep water access. There are marinas on either side that could I accommodate the fueling and bait needs. This area would be similar to our Bayview boat ramp area—a small playground area,restrooms,and picnic shelters. This would be a nice addition for Goodland as there are no parks there. This would accommodate their park needs and expand our property for boat launch facilities. I4. Rte 92 towards Goodland—at the old bridge location there is a little pull off area which appears to be a nice place to canoe/kayak. There could be picnic tables installed as Ipeople pull off there for lunch now. Time line on this would be 2003,2004 Beach Parking I Items to be discussed are a 275 space Vanderbilt parking garage in the year 2001,2002;Barefoot Boardwalk Ferry Service,2004(yesterday BCC reviewed this project as a petition from the public to try and move that up on the five year plan);Conner Park has 80 spaces which is currently being built;and Seagate parking expansion at the Seagate Boulevard area. Each access is an intricate I chain of things that the Department wants to do over a period of years to enhance access to the beaches themselves. I1, Vanderbilt Beach. This access is 51,000 square feet. Using the National Parks and Recreation guideline of ' 50 sq ft/user, we came up with 1,020 users right at the end of our cul-de-sac. This location provides access to 3.7 miles of beach,from Clam Pass to,but not including,the State Park. An actual body count on Easter weekend indicated that when the current lot of 125 parking spaces is full,it is accommodating 255-300 people. A typical beach parking lot will turn over three times I during the day,showing that somewhere around 900-1,000 people use that location. The proposed garage would add 275 spaces at that location. People know if they wait that area turns over quite often so they drive around and around. I We think by adding the spaces it will take people off the roads,get them into a parking spot,and will reduce the amount of traffic at the cul-de-sac area. The proposed time line is 2001,2002. I This garage would be very similar to the Ritz Carlton garage that is currently there and although it is called three story that includes the ground floor. The estimate for this exact design is 3.8 million,and the funding source being looked at is the Tourist Development tax. I 6 111 Agmbiermoiraumr IIP tr 0 I 2. Barefoot Beach Boardwalk Ferry Service. This is a thousand linear foot boardwalk into the Back Bay. There would be access to our I existing restroom facilities and ferry service could be provided by a concessionaire. Educational interpretive programs into the Back Bay and along the mangrove area could be given. Time frame 2004,but could be moved up to 2001. Funding source is the I impact fees. We have had the public come forward and commit approximately$100,000 toward this project. The concessionaire we have at Cocohatchee can make that trip in about thirty minutes. This is being viewed as a tourist type of thing,geared toward interpretive programs on the way up and back. --- I We are also trying to secure some additional land across the road from the Cocohatchee River Park to ensure enough parking for cars. I 3. Barefoot Beach Parking Lot Expansion. The green space between the parking lots could provide 75 additional parking spaces and would join the two lots together. The restroom facilities may need some improvements to accommodate the additional people. Proposed time line is 2003. I 4. Conner Park—a five acre linear park off of Bluebill Avenue. There are 80 planned spaces with walking access to Wiggins State Park. The developer adjacent to the park is responsible for improvements on the bridge area. Completion date is approximately December of this year. Funding is TDC. I5. Seagate Parking Lot—WCI has asked to take over our existing parking lot so they may expand an existing building. They are going to build the County a new parking I lot in exchange. When they are fmished with their enhancements at the end,they will turn their staging area into twelve additional parking spaces for us. Completion 2002. The new parking lot will be completed before they take the old one away. IFUTURE 1. Parking garage probably at Clam Pass. 2005 or 2007. Outside of five year time- frame. ' 2. Access Points on Gulf Shore Boulevard North—we have three public access points that are only accessible by bikers or walkers. We are looking at using the parking I areas that we have at both ends,the parking garage with 400 spaces,and the 80 spaces at Bluebill—and having a shuttle drop people off at these locations. First we would have to enhance the accesses—maybe a bench area with little covered bus stops. Once we were comfortable with the quality that was being done there,shuttle I service could be offered to off-site locations such as Barefoot. This is all a long way out. IPARAB QUESTIONS: Q. Ms.Rand: Concessionaire that is going to do the ferry—can you limit the charge? i A. It will go out for bid,they would give their best price and we would work with them. IQ. I mean the fare. 1 7 1 I 0 ( IA. The fellow with the Cocohatchee Nature Center has been talking about a possible $6.50 fare,do the interpretive along the way,and bring them back. IQ. So you have two different people using the same facility to do two different things. A. Yes. Some other locations are already ferrying their people to the tip of the pass I at Barefoot. Although there are no facilities at that location we know there is ferry service happening. Our goal is to concentrate people in certain locations rather than all the way through the end of the preserve area itself. The preserve area is owned by the State and managed by the County This area is very natural I and we are trying to enhance and preserve the integrity of that location as part of our management plan. IQ,. Mr.Olesky—are you going to try and use electric engines rather than gas? A. We have not gone into that much detail yet but we can look into it. IQ. Chairman Grice: What is the purpose of the dock and ferry service into Barefoot? A. Part of the concern is that we hear it is a long way to drive to Barefoot. This I would shorten that trek and maybe pull some people that maybe would normally go to Vanderbilt to Barefoot. Q. Mrs.Rand: All the parking right now would be at Cocohatchee unless you can Iarrange additional parking? A. Right. I MEETING OPEN TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS (9 REGISTERED SPEAKERS) First Speaker Lou Newman followed by Al Newman. Questions were answered so declined to Ispeak. Speaker: Pat Lucci: Questioned the number of parking spaces—presentation was 275 and paper said 430. P. r. A. There are currently 125 parking spaces. 275 will be added. I Q. At approximately 900 people utilizing the beach it would be crowded. It is now during season. NRPA's formula shows that from the access point down to the Ritz would accommodate IA. 1,020 people. That does not take into account anything going to the north. Statistics show that people will walk about a quarter of a mile,which is 1,300 linear feet. There is about 600 linear feet from the access to the Ritz. If you take the center of the access and go 1,300 linear I feet in either direction,there is a lot more space on the beach. This is raw data,not taking into account the quality of experience once the patron is there. Then if the shuttle dropped people off at the access points the Vanderbilt access would have a better experience. I Q. 80 cars will be able to park at Conner park? It is a long walk from there to the beach, particularly carrying something. It will be a while before there is shuttle service? ' A. Yes,there will be 80 spaces, and it will be awhile for shuttle service. If the shuttle were to work both ends,then it would be more cost efficient. Every shuttle trip increases the ad Valorem tax;we have to ensure a quality experience or people will not use the shuttle. There 8 1C 0 Iare some things to be considered—can they get off the beach in a timely manner during a thunderstorm,etc. I Q. Will there be any particular parking areas for county residents. A. That is one of the concerns. There are fewer people in each car,so families are driving two I cars to the same location. Maybe only one beach parking sticker per residence could be issued,then if two cars came from the same family the second would pay the fee. I don't understand why we could not designate resident parking only. ' SPEAKER: Carol Timbers Q. Which parking lots are you speaking about joining? Number 1 and 2 is a good choice if it has I to be. We are concerned about the trail in the Preserve. The exotics were cut down but all the debris is along the trail. The second thing is the gamma derma which is affecting the palm trees that has been started but not fmished. And the third is protecting the gopher tortoises. There are fewer at that location than at the further end. Are you going to increase the I restroom facilities and bring in a oncession? Because of the previous concession,people expect one to be there. A. That has to be looked at. When the usage gets high enough to warrant concessions,we will I bring them back. ISPEAKER: Erica Synne Q. The statistic 50 sq feet per person is 7 feet by 7 feet—not much space. Who set that standard? I A. National Recreation and Park Association—it is from the open space and green way guidelines nationally. IQ. Can the density be lowered if we wish? A. Yes. Remember the garage is for the future when we want to move shuttles down into other access areas,which is what the public seems to desire. IQ. Can a decision be made for some beach areas to have a higher quality/space per person? I A. Yes in the preserve areas we are doing that now. Q. Can it be done at Vanderbilt—please consider it when making your plans. The recent survey was Easter showing 2.03 people per vehicle—has a count been done during the high season? I Are there any traffic studies to show that traffic will be decreased in the area? Some people think that the garage will increase the number of cars causing more traffic congestion. A. We have no transportation data or statistics at the moment. The garage may allow people to get off the street quicker. A survey can be done on a full weekend—asking people how long they waited to get a space,how many times and where they drove around. I Q. I would also like local resident parking. Has Dovin Cole(phonetic)been consulted about the garage? A. Yes,in depth discussions have been held and it is being put into their study to be looked at. SPEAKER: Hank Fay 1 9 , 1 I C 0 I Q. Let's not use the Jones Beach standard here,we would not enjoy it. I am pleased to hear about the beach access points of Gulf Shore—where are they located and do they belong to the County? A. They are opposite of the roadway,and I can show it to you on the plans. They are 10 foot wide and we wish to enhance them so they can be used by walkers and bikers as well. j I Q. I do not think you can plan a parking garage without the transportation department and community development folks. Is this what is happening? I A. I am trying to secure funds for the garage;once the funds are secured we will talk about the spaces,looks,etc. I Q. I think it will make the traffic a lot worse. Maybe there should be two big parking lots over near the trail with a shuttle. Another thing to consider is these access points—should County take another ten feet and make more access points open? I agree the garage has to be part of a total package but not the first step. I think it should be the result of an entire study with other Idepartments all working together. SPEAKER: Bobbi Hickman IQ. Is there a difference between the space allowed per person at the Preserve or a County Park? A. Yes,it is a lower density,but even more so on the Preserve area section. I Q. There is a lower parking lot in the Preserve that has never been filled. Is there really a need for this new parking lot? I A. Again,it is down the road but is an option in the Management Plan that it can be done as needed. I Q. It seems as if another lot is not necessary—naturally the lot near the restrooms fill up first. We keep taking away the natural part and losing the purpose of the whole thing. SPEAKER: Dick Lydon IQ. The people in the area are not trying to keep people off the beach as it has been mentioned in the newspaper. What about the people that walk to the beach. Where do they go? I think it is I a great idea to put that boardwalk across but you may have trouble getting$6.50. The other question is Barefoot Beach. Nobody can get on the beach because of the Lee County people and they come onto our beach. The people want to come to Vanderbilt and don't want to drive to Barefoot. If there is no space at Vanderbilt,then maybe they will consider going to Barefoot. Now the LaPlaya is going private and trying to sell a thousand memberships. Look at all the traffic that will create.Before you start using those beach accesses you had better talk to the folks that live across the street because those three belong to those people in those I places. All we ask at Vanderbilt is to sit down,talk to us,let us take a look and we might have an honest and reasonable idea. SPEAKER: Vera Fitzgerald IQ. I think the garage will increase traffic at the turnaround—father will drop the family off there with all their belongings and then drive the car to the garage. When it is time to leave he will also pick them up there. I think parking garages are terrible. It is interesting that Seagate gets I twelve more parking spots,but Vanderbilt gets 275. We are going to build this garage for three months a year usage? By your calculations there will be 400 spots rolling over 3 times per day,so that's 1,200 vehicles going down and then coming back,which is 2,400 vehicle I 10 I trips per day. Why can't shuttles be paid for by tourist tax instead of ad Valorem? Why can't we look more closely at remote parking areas and use the shuttle service. Sam's is empty is half the time. During season is the only time there is a parking problem. Naple Park home ' owners did a search and there were six accesses but the BCC gave one away. Signs have been up but the people who lived in the condos would take them down. I hate to see more green , space disappearing because I am a bird lover. But a parking garage,no. ' Erica Synne—when the beach area was calculated was it high tide or low tide. A. High tide. __ ' Dick Lydon: If Vanderbilt Inn cuts off public access through their property we will have a serious problem at the north end of Vanderbilt. IPARAB COMMENTS: Chuck McMahon: I have a family and we use the parks,beaches and facilities.The seven-foot ' by seven-foot area is tight for a person but at the same token I have walked the entire beach at Vanderbilt in maximum season and there is more than enough room for everybody and every thing in our County. Collier County is a major growing County and we are preparing for that growth. Some people will be inconvenienced at different times,but there will be people upset about everything we do,no matter where we do it. The beaches are ours and we do need access to them. Mary Ellen Rand: We need to look at the entire beach front in the County,long range,in terms ' of developing more opportunities for access and to create a system to do that. Instead of building a garage now I would like to see a small scale shuttle service start to at least serve Conner Park. Maybe the shuttle that is going to shuttle Seagate might be able to go around and pick up at another location with no more than a 15 minute wait. I think people would rather take a shuttle and have a pleasant experience at the beach than to be able to park and go to a very crowded area. Ski Olesky: You would probably have to have at least four shuttles if you wish them 15 minutes apart. Then you would have to pay Sam's. With a garage the expense is mostly up front. Marla Ramsey: May I suggest staff look into contacting Sam's,determine cost of shuttles, number of drivers,benefits, etc.,look at the quality of the experience and bring it back to you at ' your next meeting? Chairman Grice: Excellent idea. I would also like to see a traffic study done at Vanderbilt ' Drive. MOTION: I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO INVESTIGATE WITH SAM'S TO SEE WHAT THAT KIND OF ACTIVITY WOULD COST,AS WELL AS PERHAPS SOME OF ' THE SHOPPING CENTERS IN THE AREA THAT DON'T FILL UP. WELL,SCHOOLS WOULD BE OKAY FOR THE WEEKENDS,BUT NOT APPROPRIATE FOR THE WEEK. I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE SHUTTLES TO SEE ' WHAT THEY WOULD COST,WHAT THEY WOULD COST TO RUN,WHAT THEY COST TO HAVE DRIVERS FOR THEM,HOW MANY WE HAVE TO HAVE TO MAINTAIN DROP-OFF POINTS,AS SUGGESTED,AS FAR NORTH AS LELY/BAREFOOT BEACH AND AS FAR SOUTH AS CLAM PASS. I BELIEVE ' THAT'S WHAT RANGE WAS MENTIONED. I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO DO A TRAFFIC STUDY AT VANDERBILT DRIVE AND GULF SHORE DRIVE. I WOULD LIKE FOR YOU TO RESEARCH THE GULF SHORE DRIVE ACCESS OWNERSHIPS. THIS SHOULD BE DONE BY NEXT MEETING. I WOULD STILL LIKE FOR YOU TO GO FORWARD TO GET THE FUNDS,IF YOU CAN. I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH OF A PROJECT YOU'VE GOT TO HAVE TO DRAW IT UP AND DRIED IN CONCRETE TO ESTABLISH THAT,BUT I WOULD STILL LIKE FOR YOU TO GET THE FUNDS, 11 C ' BECAUSE WE'RE DEFINITELY GOING TO NEED THEM. NO MATTER WHICH WAY WE GO,THOSE FUNDS ARE GOING TO BE REQUIRED. AND THAT'S THE END OF MY MOTION No Second. ' Question was raised if funds were secured do they have to be used specifically for that purpose. That has to be determined by the County attorney. Could shuttle service be provided by a concessionaire and how much would it cost? This ' information is not readily available. Consideration has to be given whether a patron would pay $5.00 for a shuttle when they can park at the beach fee. • Motion seconded by Chuck McMahon. MOTION AMENDED TO INCLUDE RESEARCHING WHETHER TDC FUNDS CAN BE ALTERED IN THEIR USE WITHOUT HAVING TO GO THROUGH THE WHOLE ' - PROCESS AGAIN. Discussion: The study part of it needs to be done concerning traffic and all that. I still feel that • we need parking,I want to look into that a little bit more than what we are talking about. Ski Olesky: It is going to cost a fortune for shuttles. I think you are wasting staffs time by going over and doing all this other stuff again. IChairman Grice—you want to go ahead and go for the money and build the garage. Mr.Welborn—shuttles cost too mush and going to be too much delay. • Chuck McMahon: I have a car and I have a permit to park on the beach and I should have access to my beach—shuttles are crazy. If you are talking about a shuttle from Clam Pass that is a quick trolley type shuttle,that's one thing—but going to Sam's and asking grocery store areas—no. Vote on Motion: 3 in favor,3 against. (Ms.Barnett left meeting previously) MOTION BY CHUCK MCMAHON: I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION THAT WE GO FORWARD WITH SECURING THE FUNDS FOR PARKING FACILITIES AT OUR BEACH ACCESSES,NOT NECESSARILY A PARKING GARAGE BUT PARKING FACILITIES,AS YOU SAID YOU WERE GOING TO LOOK AND SEE IF WE CAN DO THAT. I THINK WE REALLY NEED TO LOOK AT HOW WE'RE GOING TO PARK. I ALSO BELIEVE THAT YOU DO NEED TO LOOK AT THE TRAFFIC AT VANDERBILT,IF THAT'S ONE OF THE AREAS THAT WE'RE ACTUALLY ' LOOKING FOR A PARKING GARAGE. BUT IF WE'RE GOING TO GO FOR FUNDS THAT WE'VE GOT TO PUT IN FOR,LET'S GO FOR THE FUNDS FIRST AND THEN FIND THE PROPER LOCATION. IF THE TRAFFIC IS NOT RIGHT,THEN WE HAVE TO MOVE,BUT AT LEAST NOW WE HAVE THE FUNDS. AND I THINK IT'S THAT SIMPLE. SO THAT'S MY MOTION. Seconded by Mr.Olesky. MOTION TO INCLUDE THAT WE GET THE FUNDS SECURED IN SUCH A WAY THAT YOU CAN LOOK AT ALTERNATIVES,YOU CAN DO THE STUDY. Passed 6 to 0. 12 Boat Ramp and Beach Access Report given by Marla Ramsey accepted by a 5 to 1 vote. Ms. Rand opposing. Meeting adjourned at 7:05. 1 • 1 1 I 13 � o 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ccil) W ri) m he w z 1 � o I lift 0 441627th CT SW Naples,FL 34116 I6-8-00 IMarla Ramsey,Director ' Collier County Parks and Recreation I 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples,FL 34116 I • I Dear Marla: I regret to inform you that I must resign from the Collier County Parks and Recreation Advisory I Board.This is due to my campaigning for Golden Gate Fire Commissioner,seat#2.I was advised by Sue Filson of a Collier County Ordinance that does not permit candidates to sit on County Advisory Boards.I have enjoyed my short tenure on this advisory board,and truly regret having to vacate my seat.I hope to I reapply as soon as possible. 1 Sincerely, (1,1L,&- 'Ail ilit Vid)V1-1- jr1—i 1 Charles M.McMahon, Sr. I I I I I I I I 1 I COLLIER COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD REQUEST FOR PRESENTATION TO BE PLACED ON AGENDA ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SPEAK ON ANY AGENDA ITEM MUST SUBMIT A SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION PRIOR TO SPEAKING. REQUEST FOR ITEM TO BE PLACED ON PARAB AGENDA MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING 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. NAME OF SPEAKER: Harry Rogers, 403 San Juan Ave, Naples, FL DATE: June 28, 2000 SUBJECT: Public Tennis Courts on the Isles of Capri PURPOSE: To request that the Advisory Board consider installing 2 tennis courts in the open space on property owned by Collier County and used for Public Water Supply pumping and storage. I have previously contacted the Water Department directly for review of the proposal and they, with their . approval,have moved the project ahead to the Parks and Recreation Department. 1 i SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION 1. Need for the facility 2. Plot plan/photos showing the proposed courts 3. Discussion to privately match County funding 4. Timetable and surface choices if approved `P kr 'ii: '''t •A •'''',.! /,.' 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In early 1994, Kevin Hendricks researched for the Parks and Recreation Department (Gary Franco) the four (4) 10' wide "Easement for Public Walkways" that were platted and dedicated by the Conners Vanderbilt Beach Estates. Kevin requested a legal opinion from the Office of the County Attorney as to the wording and/or phrasing of the dedications. I have enclosed copies of both Kevin's Request For Legal Services and Heidi Ashton's response. She opined that these "walkways" were indeed public access points and were accepted by the County. The map I have enclosed labels these four access points in yellow highlighter with the adjacent properties that abut the easements hand written to the left of each access point. In addition, the County also has two other access easements that provide access from Gulf Shore Boulevard to Vanderbilt Beach. A Declaration of Easement was recorded in OR Book 832, Page 207 (copy attached) and is an access easement that is located just north of the Mansions at Vanderbilt Beach Condos. Another access easement is situated to the south and was conveyed by the Sea Chase Condominiums. It is recorded in OR Book 2011, Page 2253 (copy attached). These two easement locations are highlighted in orange on the map enclosed. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call. Attachments as stated i Real Property Management Department MEMORANDUM4:0 410 4C MAP, 14 ?994 TO: Kevin Hendricks, Review Appraiser REM FROM: Heidi F. Ashton, Assistant County Atto neP �.� h�GT. DATE: March 11, 1994 SUBJECT: North Gulf shore Drive Beach Access Easements RLS #RPR94021702 ■ With respect to the above-referenced RLS, I offer the following comments and observations: 1. The plat recorded in Plat Book 3, Pages 8-9, which depicts the four "easements for public walkways" was recorded by the Clerk on February 2, 1953. The deed of restriction which contains the restrictive covenants against operating and maintaining a public beach in the identified area was filed on February 19, 1953. Therefore, the use of an access easement was in place prior to the deed restriction and there does not appear to be a conflict between the plat and the deed of restriction. 2. Even if the deed was recorded first, the deed restricts the operating and maintaining of a public beach. The proposed use of the easement is for beach access and not for operating or maintaining a beach within the walkway area. 3. The installation of a reasonable sized ramp at the end of the walkway does not appear to expand the use of the easement beyond what was contemplated at the time of conveyance of the easement. The installation of this ramp will make the beach more easily accessible by both the handicapped and the non-handicap- ped, which is consistent with the intent of the American Disabilities Act. 4. In this case, the label "easement for public walkway" on the platted map constitutes an offer to dedicate the easements to the County and the County accepted the easements by placing beach access signs within the easements. Please call if you have any questions. cc: David C. Weigel, Assistant County Attorney Jerry Neal, Project Manager III HFA/267/df OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ATTORNEY INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Leo Ochs, Jr., Public Services Administrator FROM: Ramiro-Manalich, Chief Assistant CountyAttorney y DATE: June 14, 2000 RE: RLS No. PKR000511-25 Use of TDC funds to support beach parks, beach parking, beach amenities construction. This legal opinion is intended to supplement and follow-up on the informal opinion rendered by Assistant County Attorney Melissa A. Vasquez on June 5, 2000 (memorandum attached).' The specific question is whether TDC funds may be used for a Tiger Tail Beach concession facility and for a parking garage to be constructed at Vanderbilt Beach. It is my opinion, consistent with that of Melissa, that Section 125.0104(5)(a)4, Fla. Stat., authorizes said TDC funding. Section 125.0104(5)(a)4 Fla. Stat., provides as follows: To finance beach park facilities or beach improvement, maintenance, ance, renourishment, restoration, and erosion control, including shoreline protection, enhancement, cleanup, or restoration of inland lakes and rivers to which there is public access as those uses relate to the physical preservation of the beach, shoreline, or inland lake or river. In counties of less than 100,000 population, no more than 10 percent of the revenues from the tourist development tax may be used for beach park facilities. The statute does not define "beach park facilities". In the absence of a statutory definition, the plain and ordinary meaning should be used. AGO 94-12 at p. 1342. I have been informed by you that the concession facilities and the parking garage will primarily serve the users of the beach. Obviously, a large percentage of the users of the beach are tourists. Recent Attorney General Opinions emphasize that it is the local governing body that must make the factual determination of whether a particular facility or project is related to tourism and primarily promotes such a purpose. This determination should be based on appropriate legislative findings and due consideration of the specific needs and ■ conditions of the particular locality. AGO 98-74 at p. 249. RECEIVED Jai o J PARKS&RECRII—rs='','V� 0 Two other points should be mentioned in order to complete the analysis of the question submitted. First, AGO 91-62 opined that Section 125.0104(5)(a)4 Fla. Stat., (1990 Supp.), did not authorize the use of tourist development tax revenues for the repair, construction or improvement of boat ramps and parking facilities. However, this opinion is distinguishable because it was based on the statute as it appeared in 1990 which did not have the language authorizing the use of tourist tax revenues for "beach park facilities". The second point is that Heidi Ashton, Assistant County Attorney, has informed me that contact with Representative Livingston's office has indicated that part of the reason for the statutory amendments was to allow for the funding of beach park-facilities related to areas such as Lover's Key in Lee County. In summary, tourist tax funds from the appropriate category under the ordinance may be used to finance "beach park facilities" such as a concession facility at Tiger Tail Beach and the construction of a parking garage at Vanderbilt Beach. 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To be discussed further during budget workshops I (consensus) Following on the All approved by Consent Agenda one vote I May 23, 2000 16 C (1) Approve Contract#99-2947 Implementation of a Master Plan for the North Naples Regional Park. Approved in an amount not to exceed $1,195,190. I May 23, 2000 16 C (2) Authorize the Collier County School Board to prepare the food for the Summer Food Service Grant Program IMay 23, 2000 16 C (3) Award of Bid #00-3082 to G.A. Foods to prepare the food for the Summer Food Service Grant Program while summer school is not in session. May 23, 2000 16 C (4) Approve an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Naples to collaborate on obtaining a Florida Communities Trust Grant. June 13, 2000 16 C (3) Authorize staff to reschedule the June 15th teen concert to September 17, 2000 at Vineyards Community Park June 13, 2000 16 C (4) Awarded bid 00-3009 for the resurfacing and repair to basketball courts at Golden gate community Park, Veterans Park, Vineyards Community Park and Immokalee Community Park to US Tennis and Fitness, Inc., in the amount of$31,273. II' June 13, 2000 16 C (5) Approved Work Order#ABB-FT-00-08 to Agnoli, Barber& Brundage, Inc. for professional engineering services for site design and permitting of a parking lot at Vineyards Elementary School in the amount of$47,755. June 13, 2000 16 C (6) Approved an agreement with the Collier County School Board for • construction of a joint parking lot at Vineyards Elementary School in the amount of$200,000 with 50% of the cost of construction offset by • reimbursement from the School Board. /1 F- Z W w _Q U w 0_ 0 0 -,„ :z • z „„,,.,,_.:s f' it ..... .. ..... :. + ` ::}y .;>ih•' ...... Q}•:}c ..ivy s.„ . • 4 a :.i� M• ;.yY,r .jf „ zw' T :v �J, ! .H.: H S :.. ” i j . : ,'.. : : , , . s.e Jamboree September 15th and 16th, 2000 I Vineyards Community Park Friday --- 6:00 - 11 :00 pm I Saturday --- 2:00 - 11 :00 pm I *National Entertainment* *Carnival* *Mechanical Bull* *Pony Rides* I *Petting Zoo* *Arts & Crafts* *Food Vendors* 1 -1--- tA, vlies t pi,1 I „conn su nda , se tew�.ber 1 t�P � , 2000 I viNteu a rds Co m mi,04,%tu Pari 4:00 -_9:00 PM ,:ipt,,,,,,,,,02:i c s,- c°('4 9:1\o‘ Teens Ages 11 - 17- Nat%onal, Evkterta1,wwt,ewt Carni-vaL Food vendors Ron ecce 0 0 .4! = , • • „<,,z<.<„, or. . LJJ F- 0 I 0 a 5 _ _ 0 PARKS UP-DATE ` Y June 2000• p° XV Conner Park9111 Design is almost complete. Road work(111t Avenue N)has been canceled. Plan is 90%complete. 7 Agreement for developer to construct park with completion by winter of 2000;went before BCC on 6/27/00. (Plans will be distributed at PARAB meeting. • Clam Pass Park Boardwalk . Project is on schedule and under construction. Park will open on or about September 1st. 466 , • Eagle Lakes Park Lighting project for soccer field#2 is out to bid. • Golden Gate Community Park Walkway County has offered funds to two property owners to buy easements. Also offered on five acre passive park tract. Waiting for donation response from remainder of property owners. • Park Pathway PH II Bids are opened. Awarded to Better Roads for$16,078 for asphalt pathway. Will be completed by November 15,2000. Landscaping will be added. • Immokalee Soccer Field Lighting Project is out to bid. a\V • Lely Barefoot Beach Canoe Launch Project completed,ready to open. Awaiting navigational aids. • Max Hasse Park—Phase II Design of Community Center and Phase II is underway. Planning on bidding project in late July. Plans will be distributed at PARAB meeting. • North Naples Regional Park Awaiting final design contract. Working with road designers on Livingston Road gn g entry design. r • Pelican Bay Park Have contracted with McGee and Associates for project design. Awaiting construction cost estimates. • Sugden Park—Phase II Phase II design is complete. Project is out to bid. Construction should begin in August. • Tigertail Park Awaiting DEP CCL and Marco Island SDP approval. Design is complete. sY • Exotic Removal East Naples Park, Sugden Park and underway. Pelican Bay Beach Access,Cocohatchee,Isle of Capri and Bayview Park are finished. Awaiting bid on Palm Springs Park' Awaiting start of Coast Guard site(SR 951 —Collier Blvd.)exotic removal. Exotic maintenance program at Tigertail and Clam Pass to begin. • Tract 179 Park Design is 90%complete,permitting underway. Out to bid soon. 1 0 )i"{-1))/1 ' • South Marco Beach Access Re-construction underway. Project will be ongoing until 9/15/00. Project is being paid for by private developer on County easement. • Veterans Park Hockey Rink Cover Bids are in,awarded to contractor on 6/27/00. Project will be done by 12/25/00. 1 • Vineyards Parking Lot Design contract has been awarded,project started. i 1 1 I 2 • r r Sr r 1 4 -4'44" 1 J +� i x ' MAX HASSE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 1 1 I MN 1 0 I .•°Wo\pee..W Ptu t P•W°I.MR\5/ as1,1nm'.W 14 nm-T.t.. 1 % z-, r 8 c i s N o \\ ply 2 T'mb m m cn LA Z i :o o Z J CO CP N®O--` CO a z DTI coIt D I ( I I I p 0 0 co co co N r r D 0 0 •m zo � ml I n �' n > - = x* m l I ( I e 0 -< m D D n+ m m m � ncnZrnrn o !'4 .!4 z -0 X--I X I 1 C') r n " r C7 O U • N O D m n p y IR u -- I Ip m yil . ft . 4 tI ..*...4.1,4,..-.....110; I . •• 4 .I ci, 4 •...,11 -... . ; �* I Al I iv m 1 1 ' y / Z'-'I '( ••I II z ' Io ! (n O m M ' O . \ >-o m D-t M `• aa Z °.��e' 1 o ,;:. c z 1 I cn C : W y 1 CO • /' II /(J• F/-- o 1 .fh..::• / / /// a a r 00 4 o Dr-oaaffrN �m° n m10as mo am \ I .*P \ m o ° x\ '° L\----- ----ik „ x rt ° o \:.\\ )121) ' \ \/m • .© A t I .. to .o \4i,,,..-Q Q o ^> -o m -o ID 13 3 v \ '. , ) M • o'a v -‹ to O \ `x. Z • • n I Golden Gate City Tract 179 li Negee & 4010444regt 1144 - 1 . -o s Neighborhood Park Landscape Arch(tecturo Collier CountyParks & Recreation "°�"' tP�».a �.runw rk .air•PUNNING . o °" SITE PLAN wr>..Pa. .r r." ®M,Nr'°'"^ 3 "' %f , Ma. PMnY(MI)N7-VW) r ( 1) - M- rr 0 F- 0 0 a _ Q W I 0 0 1 f-- N: ADOPT A PARK REPORT I I NAME LOCATION REPORT DUE Lisa Barnett Golden Gate Community Park January June Clam Pass ILindy D'Amico Veterans Community Park February August Vineyards Community Park IJohn Grice East Naples Community Park March September Sugden Regional Park Bayview Park IVACANT Max A.Hasse Jr. Community Park April October Golden Gate Community Center IEdward"Ski"Olesky Immodalee Community Park May November Immokalee Sports Complex '. Mary Ellen Rand Barefoot Beach Preserve/Access June December Cocohatchee River Park Samuel Welborn Tigertail Beach August December I Eagle Lakes Community Park IJanuary Lisa Barnett July None February Lindy D'Amico August Samuel Welborn,Lindy D'Amico March John Grice September John Grice April Charles McMahon October CharlesysilevtatrOn V ra F tr N r Po s i T ,C, N May Ski Olesky November Ski Olesky June Mary Ellen Rand,Lisa Barnett December Mary Ellen Rand, Samuel Welborn ■ I ■ I 1 • p 1 1 1 1 1 w J D W 2 U C'3 Z 1- W W X PARKS AND RECREATION 1 ADYIS 1?itY B e) DD MEETING SCHEDULE 2:00 P.L. I ' DATE LOCATION ' 1. January 26, 2000 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive West 2. February 23, 2000 East Naples CommunityPark, P3500 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 CHANGED TO VINEYARDS—4:00 PM 6. June 28, 2000 Cocohatchee River Park, 13531 Vanderbilt Drive 7. July, 2000 No Meeting (BCC( CC 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. S a • I I- CD CW VJ W a: 0 Q CE w m 2 W 2 X 0 PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD ' 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: IhbarnettAnapleslaw.com (2). Ms.Lindy D'Amico Term ' Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02 3838 Tamiami Trail North Naples,FL 34103 ' (residence)649-4093 (work)403-5130 E Mail: lindyd@gcnb.com ' (3). Mary Ellen Rand Term 550 110 'Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01 Naples,FL 34108 ' (residence)514-3763 (work)495-6464 (4). Mr.John Grice Term 326 Charlemagne Boulevard, I204 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. RESIGNED Term 4416 27th Court, S.W. Naples,FL 34116 6/08/00 10/26/99- 12/31/03 353-2055 E Mail: Cl3legend@aol.com ■ (6). Samuel E. Welborn Term 4293 27th Court SW#102 01/01/00— 12/31/04 Naples,FL 34116 455-4694 • Parks and Recreation staff E Mail: First and last name of person@colliergov.net • • r r L C C C C C C C Irl hip PE A I ■ N ■ r 4416 27th CT SW aZ CO Naples,FL 34116 6-8-00 Marla Ramsey,Director Collier County Parks and Recreation 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples,FL 34116 Dear Marla: I regret to inform you that I must resign from the Collier County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.This is due to my campaigning for Golden Gate Fire Commissioner,seat#2.I was advised by Sue Filson of a Collier County Ordinance that does not permit candidates to sit on County Advisory Boards. I have enjoyed my short tenure on this advisory board,and truly regret having to vacate my seat. I hope to reapply as soon as possible. Sincerely, c (�- ''‘YL Charles M.McMahon,Sr. l Isot'i`b From: johnson_b Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 10:59 AM To: 'cl3legend@aol.com' Subject: PARAB Hi Chuck, Just a note to let you know that I have received a call from the Board of Commissioners office saying that it is necessary to advertise your position on PARAB as a vacancy due to the fact that you have opened an account at Elections indicating your intention to run for a public office. This ruling is governed by an Ordinance and is effective immediately. You may reapply after elections are over and you are eligible to become a member whether or not you win the election. As there will be no meeting in July, we have budgets in August, etc. it will take some time to "fill" the vacancy, as you well know. Marla is on vacation and will return this Thursday—you may contact her at that time. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please call me at 353-0404. ol Memorandum f`1 AORIDP To: PARAB MEMBERS From: Barbara Johnson Clerical Supervisor Date: June 23, 2000 Subject: Available Property Enclosed are two maps indicating an available parcel bordering US 41 and Vanderbilt Beach Road owned by Ocean Boulevard South Ltd. This information will be discussed at our meeting on June 28th. Please insert these pages in your packet which was mailed to you yesterday. Thanks. Parks and Recreation Department — — M k -II �IaGore a ® ilk iiii III f I oQ � ;it O 5'511 I gv:, ia 1 1 1 a ' 01- t- -"w f o e ° 1° 1 Clals- e I I ST -ip• • O` � It � 1 vii.PonTaFi�� g o c,.� :III, w Z 9 .r t II E a �T��. `. %1 F� � 1a1 Nod ,: T. ittitt Ws .`+ O � i6 ,.• ,..., , . � ' - , JiampO/ � q� (ri 1- 1 ,-.1 :flicti , ') '" 44,c, .® . yp _ _ O ©® e n i 4 A • A It e 1!. . " Illb°1°‘. .... '1,,,, . 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Erica Lynne 676 110th Ave. N Naples, FL 34108 941-514-2968 ericalynnemindspring.corn . I ii))))j., a ii)./ 1 / / w CI) C) 'Ohnson b From: johnson_b ent: Monday July 24, 2000 7:27 AM To: 'ericalynne@mindsping.com' Subject: PARAB minutes Erica, We have a copy of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board minutes of May 24, 2000 in this office— 138 pages long. You are welcome to come to the office to review them at any time between 8:00 am—6:00 pm Monday through Friday or 9:00 am— Noon on Saturday. If you desired a copy of the minutes the Department has to charge, per State Statue, $.15/page. Please let me know if I may assist you further. 11111111* 0 ohnson_b From: Erica Lynne [SMTP:ericalynne@mindspring.corn] ,.. Sent:o: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 9:17 AM Tjohnson_b' Cc: marlaramsey@colliergov.net Subject: RE: parab Surely the "outside firm" can supply the records in electronic form. It is my understanding that it is all mediated through computers these days. The fact that the May 24, 2000 meeting was considered significant enough to hire outside firm to record the meeting exactly reflects the importance of these minutes being easily available to the public. It is my understanding that one of the objections expressed by the TDC in the application for the parking garage was that there was insufficient public notice and discussion. It seems to me that PAR would want to make it as easy as possible for the public to learn about the issues. Thank you. Erica Lynne 676 110th Ave. N Naples, FL 34108 514-2968 ericalynneAmindsprinq.com Original Message From: Johnson,�b fthafito•BrbaraJohns' « ;., « :a . ,, g Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 5:23 PM " To: 'ericalynne@mindspring.com' Subject: parab Thank you for your suggestion of putting the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on the County Web. The minutes of this committee are usually taken by one of the Department secretaries, are 3-4 pages in length, and can be easily e-mailed to anyone wishing a copy. Anticipating a large public attendance due to the nature of the topics to be discussed at the May meeting, a recorder from an outside firm was hired to take the minutes. Her verbatim version, not on the County system, resulted in a total of 138 transcribed pages; thus the need to make a paper copy. I hope this answers your concerns. from: Erich ...t,«.'" :-erica! nne•,minds':r'''';'::W7:':: Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 9:29 AM �' ` To: 'johnson_b' Cc: marlaramseyacolliergov.net Subject: RE: Erica, Barbara, Thank you for the information about the PARAB minutes. I am wondering, however: Why aren't these minutes posted on the county website where everyone can easily view them? There is no reason in this age of electronic records, to have to make paper copies. Likewise, you could also email out the information to those requesting it. What is PAR doing to promote better dissemination of such information? Thank you. Erica Lynne 676 110th Ave. N Naples, FL 34108 514-2968 ericalynne(a�mindsprinq.com Original Message From: johnson_b [mailto:B rbara ohs ltergift,r t' ," ` ,, Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 7:32 AM To: 'ericalynne@mindspring.com' Subject: Erica, <<PARAB minutes.doc>> c 0 M7A .. .... / .ilii i, ihln. M..... P x.S\\'i...:....... .. 4. '. \� P 1, From: ramsey_m Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 4:52 PM To: johnson_b Subject: RE: Erica, That will be fine. Marla From: johnson_b Sent: Tuesday,July 25,2000 4:34 PM To: ramsey_m Subject: FW:Erica, I was going to respond to Erica as follows: Thank you for your suggestion of putting the minutes of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on the County Web. The minutes of this committee are usually taken by one of the Department secretaries, are 3- 4 pages in length, and can be easily e-mailed to anyone wishing a copy. Anticipating a large public attendance due to the nature of the topics to be discussed at the May meeting, a recorder from an outside firm was hired to take the minutes. Her verbatim version, not on the County system, resulted in a total of 138 transcribed pages; thus the need to make a paper copy. From: Erica Lynne JSMTP:ericalynne(c�mindsprinq.coml Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 9:29 AM To: 'johnson_b' Cc: marlaramsey@colliergov.net Subject: RE: Erica, Barbara, Thank you for the information about the PARAB minutes. I am wondering, however: Why aren't these minutes posted on the county website where everyone can easily view them? There is no reason in this age of electronic records, to have to make paper copies. Likewise, you could also email out the information to those requesting it. What is PAR doing to promote better dissemination of such information? Thank you. Erica Lynne 676 110th Ave. N Naples, FL 34108 514-2968 ericalynnemindsprinq.com Original Message From: johnson_b Jmailto:BarbaraJohnson(a�colliergov.netl Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 7:32 AM To: 'ericalynne@mindspring.com' Subject: Erica, <<PARAB minutes.doc>> Y NNER PARK r` + • - r -1PI [t,. ENLI .•,..,---,....... - '41 ''' . puir,,..r.-1, r.. , : :.„..i..," „,., .:.„ ., ... ,.",--„, •- .,.- a,„,,,,....Ni -_,--.....4 i 3',Ty':pist' ,....,;:;',_.:-..........:".::,..., fv r t r rr ..„......._. . 44,....„. - tt _. _ 7-')-9111,0z:.6.'". ie... , . . .... ., ....,,,, . _. : ,..,,,,r_4 .-1,:t...i'12 MANSIONS fu=r : a .1.,,..,m- _. � tL �`.. - I7- -.�t9k� ' YF 1p. ^ Wit}, - E - .. 5 �� SEABREEZE ' f,f �,, AVENUE _ocek.- .. ._ _`.<' -A "" , -� .... n- „. wr : y w. le44 CHANNEL DR. 4. i :', raVill i•. _ _ i BAYVIEW --► � ;� " DRIVE ' .,it - i f : a'. ti t ; " ` •� °, r VILLAS OF V B ► I+\r .: t Jaz y SEACHASE . 14 -i• . ..� ice'- VANDERBILT t - BEACH �` - ;., x p '_. t ` 1- sn3 �,. - - ' `4 Tennis Facility for the Isles of Capri • I have contacted both Marla Ramsey - Parks and Recreation Director and Pamela Libby - Public Works, Water Distribution Manager for their insight and support of this project. • I have secured verbal approval and support from all of the effected abutters and the Isles of Capri Civic Association. • The Isles of Capri, based on my research, has 825 households with approximately 80 school age children. • The property in question houses the pumping station and water tank for the Isles of Capri and is surrounded by open grass fields that abut Highway 952. • The closest Public tennis facility for Capri residents is the East Naples Community Park on Thomasson Drive which is 13 miles and approximately 30 minutes in season. • Attached please find - plot plan with possible placement, photos of the area, and tennis court specs. 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BACK NEXT HOME X O http://www.xsports.com/msrmnts.html 6/5/00 Lineberry Tennis - Tennis Court_Orientation Page 1 of 2 Lineberr ennis Ali your tennis & outdoor gaming needs Home About Us Contact Us Court rnsta/ations Futon* Greens Online Store Partners Courtside Types of Courts I Tennis Court Orientation I Tennis Court Layout I NovaGrass Court Surfacing I Novacrylic Surfaces I LEE Fast-Dry Surfaces I Courtsider Sports Lighting I Gallery&Testimonials I Tkiiiiik4 ?. rsn Guide Specifications for the General Requirements and Conditions Revised 1988 Tennis Court Orientation Section I.D. From a study of weather and playing conditions in our country it has been determined that, in general, courts built south of the 38th degree parallel,a line which runs approximately through Louisville, Kentucky,are playable on a twelve month year-around basis. Courts north of the 38th degree parallel are considered non- playable for approximately four to five winter months of the year due to cold weather.Therefore, because of the summer sun angle during standard time, at approximately 3 p.m.to 4 p.m.,outdoor courts north of the 38th degree parallel can be oriented directly true north-south.This will allow good playing conditions during the summer months from mid to late afternoon. Outdoor courts built south of the 38th degree parallel, however, are considered generally good for play all year around. By a careful analysis of sun angles at both equinox times in mid-March and mid-September, between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.,when it is assumed that most tennis is played, and taking into account the fact that about 85%of the players are right-handed, it has been determined that the most comfortable angle for court setting is 22°south-east and north-west for the length of the court off true north-south.This can even be increased to 30°off north-south for courts built in the extreme southern areas of the United States. The first courts known to be oriented 22°south-east and north-west were constructed in Houston about 35 years ago. Observation of these and other courts south of the 38th parallel at both equinox times show no shadow of the net on either side of the court between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.,which indicates that each side of the court has equal sun angles,which is assumed to be the ideal outdoor playing condition with respect to sun glare affecting either side of the court more than the other. As the sun moves lower(south) in the winter months and higher(north)in the mid-summer months,the sun glare angle will be slightly more on the respective sides of the courts, but not enough to materially produce excessive glare. On the other hand, if an outdoor court were laid out exactly north-south in the southern part of the United States,the intense glare from the sun in the mid-winter months between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.would seriously affect right-handed players on the north court by their having to look directly into the suns rays as they face the south court, and would make playing conditions extremely uncomfortable. The final orientation of the tennis court is also affected by the cost of construction relative to the substantial slope of the land,zoning requirements and/or the owner's wishes.The need to orient a tennis court in a predominant east-west direction may exist in order to fulfill the construction criteria for the tennis facility, but it should be recognized that a predominant east-west orientation may substantially impair the usability of the facility. If the owner's desires are for evening or night play,orientation does not become an extremely important concern. Refer to the outdoor lighting section for further information. This court orientation has been officially approved by the United States Tennis Association and the U.S. Tennis Court and Track Builders Association. no MORIW TRUE NORM ..il tr 11 f22w http://www.lineberrytennis.com/orient.htm 6/24/00 Xsports - Typical Acrylic Cushioned Surfacing Systems Page 1 of 2 XSP!R7S "Bringing Tennis Technology to the World" Tel:(516)767-9114 *Fax:(516)767-7548 Typical Acrylic Cushioned Surfacing Systems "Hardcourts That Aren't Hard" 1. FILLER COURSE: Over new asphalt pavement or an existing installation,apply 1 or 2 coats of Plush-Tex or Filler Coat Binder - high grade asphalt emulsions fortified with CuahiGnMaSter Color mineral fillers, fibers, and silica sand - to fill in F surface voids and correct minor surface CushionAaster I defects. An acrylic filler coat,a concentratedN , acrylic latex binder field-mixed with sand, can CushlonMesterIl be used if faster curing is desired. 2. HEAVY RUBBER COURSE: Typically 3 = coats of an acrylic latex coating containing specially graded, large rubber particles, designed to provide maximum resiliency in the minimum number of coats. Resurfecer 3. FINE RUBBER COURSE: Typically 2 coats of an acrylic latex coating containing fine rubber aggregates, designed to create a smooth cushion finish, in preparation for the texture course. 4. TEXTURE COURSE: 1 coat of a multi-purpose acrylic latex color concentrate containing high quality pigments, mineral fillers,and fibers, field-mixed with silica sand. Speed of play can be fine- tuned by adjusting the materials used in this course. Typical Finish Course Colors 5. FINISH COURSE: 1 or 2 coats of a multi-purpose acrylic latex color without sand to create a vibrant, durable finish highly resistant to weather and ultra- violet degradation. Typically available in bark Green, Dark Green Tan Light Green, Red, Tan, Brown,and Blues. 6. 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Charles M.McMahon, Sr. Term 4416 27th Court, S.W. 10/26/99- 12/31/03 Naples,FL 34116 353-2055 (6). Samuel E. Welborn 1/01/00—12/31/04 815 Nursery Lane Naples,FL 34119 455-4694 40.1.7 C . Witt PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD IMMOKALEE DISTRICT (1). Edward"Ski"Olesky Term Expires 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 Immokalee,Florida 34142 (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax: 658-2401 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) 436-1535 (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 (3). Mary Ellen Rand Term 550 1106 Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01 Naples,FL 34108 (home)514-3763 (work)437-4601 (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 (5). Charles M.McMahon, Sr. Term 4416 27`h Court, S.W. 10/26/99- 12/31/03 Naples,FL 34116 353-2055 (6). Mr. C' Muell- Term Marco 541 Bl arof Is s4- Florida 34145 0\t.'\° , 01/01/95 ->1-�2/�3�1�/99 (reside• e) (9,1) 394-9444 .f 6• , ,'.! pis 72,,,,x,...„..,_ %,e_ni . 1/ & _ 71/. iY//7 a, o,/oo - ys.T- 9 0 PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD IMMOKALEE DISTRICT (1). Edward"Ski"Olesky Term Expires 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 Immokalee,Florida 34142 (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax:658-2401 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) 436-1535 (2). Ms. Lindy D'Amico Term Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02 3838 Tamiami Trail North / Naples,FL 34103 6/1/99 , (home)649-4093 (work)403-5130 (3). Mary Ellen Rand Term 550 110th Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01 Naples,FL 34108 (home)514-3763 (work)437-4601 (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 (5). Charles M.McMahon, Sr. Term 4416 27th Court, S.W. 10/26/99- 12/31/03 Naples,FL 34116 353-2055 (6). Mr. Gil Mueller Term 541 Blackmore Court 01/01/95 - 12/31/99 Marco Island,Florida 34145 (residence) (941) 394-9444 Post-it®Fax Note 7671 Date, sz/ A s� To From Co./Dept. Co. Phone# Phone# Fax# Fax# 0 PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD IMMOKALEE DISTRICT (1). Edward "Ski"Olesky Term Expires 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 Immokalee, Florida 34142 (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax:658-2401 URBAN DISTRICT (I). Ms. Lisa H. Barnett Term Expires Cheffy Passidomo, Wilson&Johnson 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 821 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 201 Naples, Florida 34102 (residence)(941) 643-9703 (work) 261-9300 (Fax) 436-1535 (2). Vacant Term Expires Lay, DA.04-u-e 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 (3). Mr.Timothy M. Blackford Term Expires 276 Johnnycake Drive/ 2403 Trade Centerway 1/1/97 - 12/31/01 .•� Naples, Florida 34110 Naples, Florida 34019 (residence) (941) 566-9121 (work) 513-9300 (Pager)436-9549 (Fax) 513-9300 (4). Mr.John Crice Term Expires 326 Charlemagne Boulevard, 1204 1/1/97 - 12/31/01 Naples, Florida 34112 (residence) (941) 774-5517 (Fax) 793-2414 (5). Ms. Daphnie Bercher Term Expires 3375 Timberwood Circle Executive Suites of Pelican Bay P.O. Box 1072 800 Laurel Oaks Dr. Suite 200 Naples, FL 34106 Naples, FL 34108 8/26/97 - 12/31/99 (work)(941)597-6006, tea._ C Majz.e-,L . • Fax 566-3903 (residence)(941)262-1686 (6). Mr.Gil Mueller Term Expires 541 Blackmore Court 1/1/95 - 12/31/99 Marco Island, Florida 34145 (residence) (941) 394-9444 &00 LG /zyilG� �`tc ty . o ' ' e6ce_ PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD jA IZ3160 IMMOKALEE DISTRICT (A/Z3 a,-(-- () cur (I). ✓ Edward "Ski"Olesky Term Expires 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 Immokalee, Florida 34142 (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax:658-2401 URBAN DISTRICT (1). ✓ Ms. Lisa H. Barnett Term Expires Cheffy Passidomo, Wilson&Johnson 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 821 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 201 Naples, Florida 34102 (residence)(941) 643-9703 (work) 261-9300 (Fax) 436-1535 (2). Vacant (Recommendation-Lindy D'Amico sent to BCC on 5/27/99) Term Expires 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 (3). V Mr.Timothy M. Blackford Term Expires 276 Johnnycake Drive 2403 Trade Centerway 1/1/97 - 12/31/01 Naples, Florida 34110 Naples,Florida 34019 (residence) (941) 566-9121 (work) 513-9300 (Pager)436-9549 (Fax) 513-9300 (4). V Mr.John Grice Term Expires 326 Charlemagne Boulevard, 1204 1/1/97 - 12/31/01 Naples, Florida 34112 (residence) (941) 774-5517 (Fax) 793-2414 . (5). Ms. Daphnie Bercher Term Expires (, 3375 Timberwood Circle Executive Suites of Pelican Bay 8/26/97 - 12/23/99 ,�,\ lP.O. Box 1072 800 Laurel Oaks Dr. Suite 200 a~i �//hi, V Naples, FL 34106 Naples, FL 34108 , k ' . ; • (work)(941)597-6006, ¶14 y1" Fax 566-3903 di"- � (residence)(941)262 1686 (6). Mr.Gil Mueller Term Expires v7541 Blackmore Court 1/1/95 - 12/31/99 V Marco Island, Florida 34145 (residence) (941) 394-9444 0 PARAB 5 members, each representing a Commissioner's District Gil Mueller represented District I from 1/1/89— 12/31/90 1/1/91 — 12/31/92 Limit 2 terms of 2 years each unless no applicant from that District. Not appointed, but Gil continued to attend meetings. Darlene Koontz was appointed 3/23/93. Ordinance 93-81 was adopted(increased number of members to 7—5 from Urban Naples, 1 from Immokalee and 1 from Marco) Gil was appointed 2/15/94 to serve two years (remainder of 1994 and 1995). 11/14/95 was appointed for four years—term to end 12/31/99. According to PARAB minutes he was not officially in office from 12/31/92 through 2/15/94, although he attended most all meetings. His "12 years" is really 4 years, 1 year off, 6 years on. Cannot determine if he received a plaque at the end of the first 4 years. 1 PARAB NAME PLATE LIST - John Grice, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (small plate that says VICE CHAIRMAN) $1 )) One small plate that says CHAIRMAN vt) Marla O. Ramsey, Parks and Recreation Department (small plate that says DIRECTOR) Edward"Ski" Olesky Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Lindy D'Amico Parks and Recreation Advisory Board James Fitzek efjPParks and Recreation Department John Walters, Park Superintendent V7)\.) Parks and Recreation Department 190 Joe Delate, Project Manager i g Parks and Recreation \')/ Lisa H. 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