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Agenda 03/21/2001 WEDNESDAY - 2 : 00 PM MARCH 21, 2001 1 PARKS AND RECREATION 1 ADVISORY BOARD � MEETING 1 1 1 1 � EAST NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK I i 3500 THOMASSON DRIVE i O 1 C PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA March 21, 2001 THE PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2001, 2:00 PM, EAST NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK, 3500 ' THOMASSON DRIVE ' I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG III. INVOCATION ' IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES—February 21, 2001 V. AWARDS Ellen Barkin, Program Leader II ' VI. NEW BUSINESS A. City of Naples, Don Wirth, Community Services Director ' B. Everglades City, Mayor Sammy Hamilton G Aaron Lutz Park, Philip Mudrak D. County Attorney's Office Workshop E. Capital Project 5 Year Plan VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES A. Max Hasse Community Center B. Conner Park C. North Naples Regional Park D. Livingston Woods Neighborhood E. Commercial Boating i VIII. REPORTS/UPDATES ' A. Monthly Report B. BCC Recap IC. Special Event Calendar D. Parks Update- verbal E. Recreation Update- verbal F. Adopt-A-Park IX. PARAB MEETING SCHEDULE ' X PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST XI. ADJOURNMENT 1 O Q 1 1 1 1 1 z 1 w LU 0 � w CC cc � O LU C ' PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES ' February 21, 2001 Veterans Community Park PRESENT: John Grice, Chairperson ' Lisa Barnett,Vice Chairperson Lindy D'Amico Sam Welborn ' "Ski" Olesky John Ribes Mary Ellen Rand ' STAFF PRESENT: Marla Ramsey, Director John Walters, Parks Superintendent Joe Delate, Project Manager Debbie Roberts, Operations Coordinator Barbara Johnson, Clerical Supervisor II. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was opened at 2:00 pm II. PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG III. INVOCATION IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Minutes of January 17,2001 were approved. AWARDS: IV. The Good Attitude Award was not presented—the recipient, John Veit, was attending a seminar out of the County. VI. NEW BUSINESS A. Presentation: Robert Buchan, 9 Hole Discgolf Course A ill Presentation delayed until after ' , B. Neighborhood Park Selection 1. Isles of Capri: Discussion took place regarding the application of a neighborhood park to be located on the Isle of Capri. $100,000 has been budgeted for the purchase of land and $95,000 for the amenities desired is budgeted for the following fiscal year . (playground, fencing, picnic tables, 1 1 I C APIs Ibenches, etc.) Cindy Miller, Chairperson for the Parks Committee was present and answered questions. The Isles of Capri Neighborhood Park Committee is part of a civic association board appointed by the committee to ' complete the application for the neighborhood park. The number of children in the School District was the figure used on the application. The lot indicated on the application is adjacent to the linear park;there is not a three acre parcel available on the Isles of Capri. A survey of the residents was conducted by mailing letters with return postcards requesting approval or disapproval of a I neighborhood park—no location was listed on the survey. Of the 750 questionnaires sent, 438 favorable returns were received and 20 negative. Approximately 50% of the residents are year round residents. There was a I piece of County owned property on the island but it was specifically noted in an April 1977 document from Rosanna Roach, developer of Isles of Capri, that it was not to be used for a public park. The fire station was constructed Ion this piece of property. The islands are connected but as there is no water flow between them culverts I are to be constructed in the right of way along the causeway. There may be a bridge involved, possibly high enough for boats to go under, but nothing is definite at this time. The various pieces of property discussed ranged from.14 I acre to .28 acres. 2. Mederia—this will be a gated community with approximately 400 units. I As part of the PUD the Department had requested some land, the developer agreed to a one acre parcel, and sent a sketch indicating their proposed piece of property. This property is 65' wide x 465' long—extremely narrow. The III Department needs a minimum of 100' wide, but prefers 150' width. The plan can be accepted as is or a letter sent requesting another parcel that would be more acceptable. This piece of property resembles a buffer area and would I only be good for a bike path. The project has not yet been platted; land cannot be taken from the preserve area unless mitigation takes place. I MOTION: Marla go back and ask for a 100 or 150 foot wide piece of property. Motion seconded and approved unanimously. I3. Piper Boulevard—The third location to be considered is on Piper Boulevard—the southwest corner of Willoughby Acres. The County owns I two parcels of property on this access road;the larger piece is 1.95 acres and the other,minus the road, is .93 of an acre. The north parcel has exotics with a drainage ditch in the middle, the south parcel has a cypress preserve. If the Iexotics were cleared, mulch could be installed and the area would provide green space for Willoughby. I 2 1 ' During the budget process the recommendation can be made to BCC to build two neighborhood parks. Land can also be accepted and held for development at a future date; it does not need to be developed immediately. MOTION by Lisa: ASK FOR ISLES OF CAPRI AND ASK TO DEVELOP TWO PARKS ON LAND ALREADY OWNED BY THE ' COUNTY. Seconded by Lindy. Mary Ellen recommended holding off purchasing land for the neighborhood park on Isles of Capri this year. Lisa stated her intent was for the piece of land highlighted on the map attached to the application. Lindy Seconded. The Willoughy parcels and the Isle of Capri application were rated(written) ' by each individual PARAB member according to the criteria specified in the Neighborhood Park Policy. The result was 543 points for Willoughby and 447 for the Isles of Capri. MOTION: ONE NEIGHBORHOOD PARK ON THE ISLE OF CAPRI. Motion seconded. Three votes for, four against. MOTION: supportive of two neighborhood parks—one serving ' Willoughby and the other Isle of Capri. (There will be less land available in the future on the Isles of Capri. The two parcels in Willoughby qualify as one park.) Ask BCC to change policy and now build two neighborhood parks ' per year. Passed unanimously. A. DISC GOLF by Robert Buchan ' This game is like golf but played with a frisbee. There are 35 18-hole courses in Florida with the nearest course located in Bonita Springs. I am proposing one for the new regional park but would like to have a 9 hole course at Palm Springs Park. The course requires an area 50 to 100' wide and 150 feet long. Players would donate labor and are asking for $4,000 for chain holes and tee signs. There are no membership or player fees involved; each player supplies their own disc—need three to play. Concrete tee pads are usually 4 x 8' but an optional 4 x 4 grass area may also be used. The tee boxes would be placed near existing obstacles so the green space stays open. MOTION by Mary Ellen: DEFER MAKING A DECISION WHETHER OR NOT RECOMMEND USE OF THE PARK AT THIS TIME. TAKE DEFINITE ACTION TO DETERMINE IMPACT ON THE PARK AND ENTERTAIN IT AT A FUTURE MEETING. Lisa seconded. ' The recommendation was that contact be made with homeowners regarding their feelings. Play would be limited to day light, but there could be some additional vehicle traffic. There is space between the park and 1-75 that could possibly be used for one or two holes. This could alleviate some crowding of 3 I0 Agihk Ithe park,but part of the year there is standing water in that location. This strip could be a DPW right of way, and the Department of Transportation may be Iable to supply more information. Passed unanimously. TDC Funding IC. The Beach Renourishment Committee has been replaced by a Coastal Advisory Committee. A percentage of TDC funds will be allocated to beach facilities and maintenance and a percentage to the maintenance of _ passes/inlets,beaches. Any items concerning beach facilities and maintenance of the same(including those in Marco and the City of Naples) will come before PARAB for approval. The City of Naples was informed that this was the meeting they needed to come to in order to meet TDC deadlines. Improvements at Laudermilk for the beach walkover have already been approved, so things are a little out of sequence. The three Equipment — Operators who "rake"the beaches will remain in the Parks and Recreation Department while the Engineer,Project Manager and Inspector will be I transferred to the Public Utilities Division. The purchase of the outparcel at Barefoot could come from these dollars, so the Department will aim high. I The Department list includes Barefoot Beach Preserve—replacing the boardwalk and rails with plastic lumber;Barefoot Beach Access—repave parking lot; South Marco Beach Access—replace dune walk-over and boardwalk;Tigertail Beach—repaving front parking lot and re-shelling the shell parking; Gulfsore Beach Access—renovating the access with brick pavers, landscaping, benches, etc. IMOTION by Ski: MOTION TO GO TO TDC FOR THIS FUNDING REQUEST IN APRIL AND HAVE 60 DAYS TO COME BACK. THIS I IS IN ADDITION TO THE PARKING GARAGE. Seconded by Lindy. Approved unanimously. VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES pm Sugden: - The fence problem at this location has been resolved. The rear a pedestrian gates have been enhanced to match the front gates. It will give a more stable look to the entrance and also reduce the amount of fencing needed. The $ Department is waiting for Commissioner MacKie's approval. If approval is received, a request will made to BCC for additional funding. Special Event—The Regae concert was a huge success with between 12-13,000 in attendance (3,000 children under 10.) From this experience changes will be made for future events. The vendors were not ready for that number of people and 41 E experienced a very busy day. Soda lines moved slowly as the trailers were not large enough. Entrance and exit lanes should be kept separate to expedite El 4 I Iperformers, etc. leaving during the event. Traffic will always be a problem—cars were backed up 20 minutes after the event. On a whole it was an excellent event Iand everyone had a great time. The next concert will be in the evening April 6th and April 7th. The event will be at Vineyards again as Sugden seems to be in the "rain band" and does not drain very well. IA. Max Hasse Community Center Phase II is way behind schedule. The footer has been poured and compacting I started. There have been a number of problems with the contractors. DOT is coming along slowly with the street project in that area. B. Conner Park MB The final grading will take place next week. The irrigation system is being I tested and planting should take place the beginning of March. The original intent was to have a well but the salt content of the water was too high in that area. In the future it may be possible to have gray water pumped in for Iirrigation. C. North Naples Regional Park Public Meeting gi — Approximately 25 people(not counting staff) were at the public meeting. Work is being done on the Master Plan. I I Joe Delate continued with his other Parks updates: Exotics project at ENCP is almost done; finishing Sugden. Clam Pass and Barefoot are still waiting. A work order has been issued for Veterans and — Conner Park;waiting for bids on Manatee. — Golden Gate Community Center expansion—an amphitheater, skate park, pro shop, BMX track and parking lots are planned for this location. IN Vineyards parking lot—designing with the School Board. It has been on hold by the Transportation Department but should go before BCC next week. Sugden path ways—waiting for permits. ISo Marco Beach Access -the bathrooms are in design phase,the lot needs to be surveyed, working with developers on it. IParking garage—RFP for design should be on the street next week. I 5 I C ,000, IVeterans Multipurpose Rink—finished except for a little trouble shooting. IEagle Lakes/Immokalee soccer lighting—poles coming in this week. Capital Projects—5 year Plan (Marla)—Hopefully will have something I next meeting for you to look at. Everglades and the City of Naples will be approaching us for funds. The City is planning on renovating some of their parks—we may want to look at their community centers. They are also I looking at improving the ballfields at Lake Park and Seagate because the Little League is growing so rapidly. I do not believe there are County children located within the Little League that serves the City. I D. Isles of Capri Tennis Court Waiting on contract. Fiddler's Creek may not be happy about having a tennis court as the entrance to Isles of Capri. They are planning a dry storage boat Iarea on the Isles. E. Commercial Boating I Working on changing the verbiage in the existing ordinance so that tickets may be issued by Rangers in the parking lot or one mile along the road from the I facility. A launch ticket must be displayed or be subject to a parking ticket. . The Department is going forward the $100 permit/$3.00 launch fee. IVIII. REPORTS/UPDATES John Walters tendered his resignation effective this Friday and the Department hopes to I have his replacement on board by tomorrow. Marla wished to recognize John for all his efforts and the improvements he made during his tenure. The parks are looking their best and morale is high among the employees. John will certainly be missed. A. BCC Recaps -Item 16D3—Work order for Surety Construction at Sugden Regional Park—the maintenance and restroom building near the deputy's house. IB. Special Event Calendar—no comments C. Parks Update—Joe gave previously I D. Recreation Update A report was distributed. I 1 6 1 0 1 E. Adopt a Park— Lisa The newly covered multipurpose building at Veterans will be used for in- line skating, basketball, summer camp programs, etc. A request was made for lights for the dog park. No complaints have been received about golf balls. A butterfly garden has been added to Veterans Community Park. XI. Adjournment—Meeting adjourned at 5:00 pm INext meeting at East Naples Community Park RIP 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i � o 0 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Co w m W ' z 1 L t I I I I I Cf) LU J 0 z LL 0 U I I C 0 I v04 . . _1 ' In t -- y Memo y _ City of Naples, Florida ITO: MARLA RAMSEY, DIRECTOR COLLIER COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT FROM: DONALD J. WIRTH, COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR REQUEST CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDING IRE: DATE: March 12, 2001 1 The City of Naples is herein requesting consideration by Collier County to assist in funding two major capital projects: Cambier Park bandshell and Pulling Park site. Both of these projects meet the I previously established County requirement that County-supported projects benefit all County residents and provide equal access to all County residents. I 1. Pulling Park site. Attached herewith is a proposed site plan and general description of a Phase I and Phase II staging for development of the site. Phase I is projected at $250,000 and Phase II at $300,000. The proposal will need final review and approval of design and management plan. Find attached a proposed preliminary site plan for Phase I. On previous occasions the staffs of County Park & Recreation Department and the City's Community Services Department have met to discuss this project. Also the advisory boards of both our agencies met in workshop to discuss a joint City-County project. The Rowing Association of Naples has continued its interest and is now prepared to make a major donation for infrastructure and management services. Discussions with the Association suggest that any final Agreement to proceed would include a commitment to the concept of equal access to the facility and services for all County residents. The Association's proposal is now back before the Community Services Advisory Board and is expected to go before the City Council in the near I future. It is understood that any Association participation in the project would also require approval by the County. I AsY ou are aware, both Phase I and Phase II deal primarily with a rowing facility to accommodate canoeing, rowing and kayaking. It will involve launching, docking and storage facilities. There I will be support facilities to include parking, utilities, and restrooms. It is envisioned that the majority of users will be from the County and seasonal tourists. kil Proposal: The City is proposing that the County and City share equally in what we have defined as the $250,000 Phase I. If the County agrees with this concept, the City recommends that the Interlocal Agreement would specify a `joint" final planning process by our two agencies, for Phase I, I as well as a description of how the operating and management policies would involve both the City and County governments. I Z:\don\MEMOS\ramsey.cipfunding.031201.doc I IC 0 Marla Ramsey Page Two I March 12, 2001 Although it will be a separate proposal in 2002, it is the City's intent to request the County participate Iequally in funding Phase II of the Pulling Park site. That will involve construction of a boardwalk on the waterfront of the park and will be in direct support of the Phase I proposed facilities. I2. C:amhier Park Randshell, As is the case with the Pulling site, the bandshell is heavily used by County residents and seasonal tourists. The bandshell is a major attraction and benefit to all of I Collier County. Its operation and maintenance is a substantial cost to the City of Naples. The City has committed a substantial capital expenditure to improve the bandshell and ancillary facilities to support the bandshell. I The City Council has committed to a major portion of the funding, but the Council required that the balance of the funding be secured by fundraising. That fundraising effort has been a rigorous one, !l having raised $119,000 of the $325,000 to date. An estimated balance of $206,000 remains to be raised. A summary of the revenue sources for the bandshell projects is: City funding $449,505.00 Major donor $250,000.00 Other donations $119,000.00 I Balance to be raised $206,000 00 TOTAL REVENUE SOURCES: $1,024,505.00 I Proposal: The City is proposing that the County provide $100,000 of the remaining $206,000 balance to be raised. It is expected that the continued fund raising effort will generate the remaining $106,000. The County's contribution to the project will be recognized on the plaque with other Icontributors. Conclusion: Please advise me of any additional information or date of appearance before your Board 1 to further discuss these two proposals. The City appreciates the County's consideration to participate in funding of projects that serve all County residents and tourists. I cc: Mayor Bonnie R. MacKenzie Kevin J. 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HARD COPIES TO FOLLOW VIA US MAIL TO YOU AND ALL BOARD MEMBERS. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS,PLEASE CONTACT ME AT 941 695 3781. 4 - ■ I IC 41110% 1 oCityEr CaCityve � d+es P.O.Box 110 Everglades City,Collier County,Florida 34139 I City Hall 207 Broadway Phone(941) 695-3781 Fax(941) 695-3020 1 IFebruary 27, 2001 Marla O. Ramsey Collier County Parks and Recreation Board I3300 Santa Barbara Blvd Naples,Florida 34110 IRE: E.CI'T'Y REQUEST FOR FUNDS,FY 2002 CHILD' NS SKATE PARK'PHASE U IMCLEDD PARK TODDLER E'QU1 NT tear Ms r . IIn our meeting as discussed, please except the following budget request for the City of Everglades in you*yeilr 2002 budget. IFirst, I would like to thank yott''arid the board for your support in last years budget request. The $22,000.00 dollars which the BCC approved for budget year 2001 was the I beginning of the children's skate park at the everglades city community center. Funding of the skate park is such a large project for everglades city, we have broken the project out into phases over the next few budget years. Enclosed you will find a summary of what is to be Ottinpleted in the year 2001 for the skate park with city and county funding and the proposed funding request fOr year 2002. IAs, Mayor'of everglades city, I respectively submit and request funding for lighting of phase II at the skate park and funding for the much needed toddler play equipment in IMcleod(city/county)public park for budget year 2002. If you should have any questions please contact me at 941 695 3781 or city clerk, Martha IDaniels. Thank you, for your interest in the youth of the everglades city area. I Sinc ely: ,. Sammy Hamilton, Jr. Mayor Enclosures Mayor City Clerk City Attorneys Sammy Hamilton,Jr. Martha Daniels Chris Lombardo/Tony Puts b I IEVERGLADES CITY COMMUNITY CENTER CHILDREN'S SKATE PARK hi s PHASE I YEAR 2001 I ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED IN 2001 BY EVERGLADES CITY: • 19000 SQ FT OF FILL AND GRADING $ 8,000.00 • 495' OF FENCE &GATES $ 5.625.00 $13,625.00 ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED IN 2001 BY COLLIER COUNTY: ire • 120' X 60' CONCRETE COURT $19,800.00 • BASKETBALL SYSTEMS $ 1.790.00 F $21,590.00 r TOTAL FOR YEAR 2001 $35,215.00 PROPOSED YEAR 2002 PROPOSED ITEMS REQUESTED OF COLLIER COUNTY; PHASE II OF SKATE PARK: 6- LIGHT POLES-7 DUAL SODUIM VAPOR LIGHTS @ $5,000.00 (COUNTY PRICING) $30,000.00 5 MCLEOD PARK: TODDLER PLAY EQUIPMENT (SEE ATTACHMENT) 520.000.00 $50,000:00 EITEMS PROPOSED BY EVERGLADES CITY; MCLEOD PARK/PROPOSED BY E.CITY: I ill PLANS TO ADDRESS THE PARKING AREA, LANDSCAPING, REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENT OF TABLES, LITTER RECEPTACLES,RESTROOMS, ETC. ' PHASE II OF SKATE PARK ,,�'j' SOD - 5000 SQ FT $ 1,050.00 I SKATE RAMPS &JUMPS $ 2,500.00 k[v/ PICNIC TABLES $ 2,000.00 , �L LITTER RECEPTACLES $ 633.00 BENCHES $ 653.00 lig PURCHASE OF ADJACENT LOT $50.000.00 gm $56,836.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR 2002 $106,836.00 1 OIMIIIIIPIMIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIY VLI L I I LN./Va .v•on 4... 0 0 Y i 1F.OS I. . IX { •• I I I Q ` � 'iitigiiiN♦ntiy♦ilii� �i ;i•gii • � � iiD • � i •♦r � M�i��' i UJ ! 1l ! i!! o!• ^0i92►� Q• ► k ►- vt.f•VS•t•• •i46,446#4. ❖ k: 24:::*ii:•� 0V T L_ 1 = •••• ♦•• •♦ ♦ b•0•♦.•••.•• •O• �y0i•O•. "0A ., • .„,„,,,...• x • Ji4 �1Jx iii A. 4te."4' ..:11a...:Vit:: 440.111AteIroi ; I I •+I I o�► �4a% �i��•�•• •� %♦ iii i♦•�♦%♦•i •%�•�iiii i• + ,,,,•,,• ••,:irs ,,,••• •• 0 ri. •. ....-i•,,,,,,..•-•Tio._. fo.ww,..4... = 1 z , ..tet♦y•�.•& .��.; .,.�..�...��-x4e..�.�•��...� 1 w o� L 0 1 w '—Z.oZ— J g S _ g i I Y � � --aoa— Z II IX CCZ 1i lir U.1 Z U r C.Ss - w Z �IZL- . U W o m Z 3 0 U J 0 w1-w U Z Cr N W will u �� ii W r� F- z '+►w Za I - Ul za � o i � U U v) ° s w W 0 1- z LU cc g 91 Ctc , w1 LU w CC 1-.7. .. i I I EVERGLADES CITY COMMUNITY CENTER ICHILDREN'S SKATE PARK IPROJECT DESCRIPTION TOTALS I FENCING FOR SKATE PARK AREA 495 FOOT OF FENCE TO SURROUND AREA $ 4,950.00 1 - 10' MAINTENANCE GATE - $350 $ 350.00 2 -4" GATE @ $175 $ 325.00 $ 5,625.00 ILIGHTING FOR SKATE 6 - LIGHT POLES -7-DUAL SODIUM VAPOR $30,000.00 PARK AREA LIGHTS (as per plans) @ $5,000 Installed $ 30,000.00 I SOD 5000 SQ FT @$.21 SQ FOOT $ 1,050.00 $ 1,050.00 IFILL FOR SKATE 19000 SQ FT OF BASE FILL-filled to 1 FT- $ 6,000.00 PARK AREA compacted to 8"(750 cu yd) at$8.00 a yard I (crushed rock) 19000 SQ FT of 1" MINUS ROCK (topping 4" $ 2,185.00 ILayer- 190 cu ft at$11.50 ) $ 8,185.00 CONCRETE COURT - 6000 SQ. FT OF CONCRETE COURT $16,500.00 Inline Hockey& 6"thick graded for drainage- $2.75 sq ft $ 16,500.00 Juvenile Basketball BASKETBALL SYSTEMS 2 - Juvenile basketball systems @ $895 $ 1,790.00 $ 1,790.00 4 SKATE RAMPS &JUMPS CITY TO BUILD $ - SKATE PATH Around Park Area - Pavement-warm up $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 I path-4'wide, 2"pav (640 Lin. Ft.) 2560 sq feet or 426 Cu. Ft. IPICNIC TABLES 2 - PVC Coated Steel Mesh @ $585 $ 1,170.00 $ 1,170.00 UTTER RECEPTACLES 3- permanent @$211 $ 633.00 $ 633.00 BENCHES 2-Portable park benches @ $327 $ 653.00 $ 653.00 3/21/00 TOTAL $ 68,106.00 LABOR FURNISHED BY LOCAL VOLUNTEERS &CITY EMPLOYEES I V_ CO CIC 0 LU z CC 0 I 1 0 0 ItMEMORANDUM DATE: March 1, 2001 TO: All Advisory Board Liaisons FROM: David C. Weigel, County Attorney ISUBJECT: County Attorney Office Workshop IThis past January 16, 2001, the Office of the County Attorney presented an informational workshop to the Board of County Commissioners presenting the following topics: Sunshine Law, I Public Records, Ex-Parte Communications, Ethics / Gifts, Tourist Development Tax, Emergency Management, and Board Meetings / Reconsideration. As you are aware, essentially all members of the Board's committees are subject to the Florida Government-In-The-Sunshine law and I Public Records Law requirements. We would like to be able to schedule some time on all advisory board agendas to present, at a minimum, Sunshine Law and Public Records Law requirements and provide a forum to respond to questions of committee members. II would appreciate it if you would coordinate with your advisory boards to find out any topics, in addition to Sunshine Law and Public Records Law, that they would like to hear. IAdditionally, please provide Deborah Allen in my office with two or three dates that the advisory board has available for the presentation to be made. Presentation of Sunshine Law and Public Records Law should take no more than one hour. Added topics such as Ex Parte ICommunications and Ethics / Gifts should take approximately l hour each to present. Additional time for questions should be also be reserved by the Board. IThank you for your assistance in this matter. If you should have any questions or need any additional information, please feel free to contact Deborah Allen at 774-8400. I Icc: Board of County Commissioners H:public/david/memos/2001/advisory board liaisons re workshops I I RECEIVED , r-----] I . MAR - 2 2001 PARKS a RECREATION � o 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IF- a: � o W 1 � r 1 = ' r 0 1 a 1 1 MIK ei I 0 a O 10 N O N O M CO et O o M O A I M et CA to 00 co N ti a Q of M M c- N N i CO O 'd' 0 O el 0) O ti N 0 CO00CAO 00) r T C? O) N b ice- 1 Fe- ! 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CO CC M O.CD 09 06 e? et N eO m r O M g of " h co[N bN v" N r e<• 0'f e- 0 V _ - - N CO E co0 co U Ya a a � Z w0 , W Z W UJ .,I Q = Z ..'1 - IQ. y 0 DC Z I- < U OD_ a. -d cz O � w IX00 w -1 CC I-- = 0 ZU Q 0 c > cn0- � U1U2W5 muUio O a ¢ 0U-I° —1 i—0 ag QQa 0 � ¢ o O►. El- Z w w1= < nU1 2z2 ,� = z .- I- Wa cn ¢ 2Z ¢ M = 2. Z = � m = � W < w ap cc0 e[ m ¢ -J1-- � 000 °NU W } OUu.iW D1 0 Ica j » > < OYrn Z 2az Z Z __ scc m w = < 0000 ,sswwz < W aa .] - 0D , 03 < h ¢ ¢ O cn < w (9 9c9c9 � Lww ecmmmUzu) ccoP > > -.i � mO0 - CO Q OO a `0 0 cn ¢ w C7 C7 c7 c7 _ a > > - � o 0 a a U � w U U ' m m iiispesiimmuminumimisimmemmiiiir I C Albak, sad IBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT IRECAPS: March 14, 2001 I I DATE ITEM # SUBJECT 2/13/01 16 (D) 1 Agreement with School Board for recreational camp field Itrip transportation. I 2/13/01 16 (D) 5 Award a contract for Bid No. 00-3177, Transport and Placement of beach Compatible Sand to Soil Tech Distributors of Naples, Inc. in the amount of$599,250. I2/27/2001 15 (C) Time to be extended 60 days regarding the offer from Mr. Paul Harvey for the Barefoot Beach Preserve parcel. I2/27/2001 16 (D) 1 Award of Bid 00-3186 for the re-decking of the existing boardwalks at Tigertail Beach awarded to Modern iServices in the amount of$73,000. 2/27/2001 16 (D)4 Approve a change order for Vineyards Community Park Project to Agnoli, Barber and Brundage, Inc. in the Iamount of$7,622.75 ' 3/13/2001 16 (D) 1 Approve an agreement with performers for the Country Jam Concert with Toby Keith in the amount of$45,000. I I Consent Agenda- (items beginning with#16)taken by one motion without separate discussion of each item. 1 I I o � i i z W w J U w CA U 5 ,w I Collie County Parks & Rec Nation Presents the 31' Annual 1 , 4*,:: ,:,,:i,.. ':'`‘," :0,,,b ,. w � .. ,, 6 '"° . Gator Country ei I ' \ Sponsored By 'I O'1 •= FM Parks r OX 4 Recreation Southwest Florida's•20'i�a now statin„ YVFTX CAPE CORAL-FC MYERS•NAPLES r ,,, Vineyards CommunityPark Y 6231 Arbor Blvd, Naples, FL L4 gF April 6 - 7, 2001 I `#Y4 (941)353-0404 3 www.colliergov.net Iy T 0 B y K1 , r Friday Gates Open at 5:00 PM . 1 I1 Saturday Gates Open at 12:00 PM 30 Entertainment Carnival Rides & Games iz 0 u• Y) i ,l r i i;e in (Friday - $10.00 Armband) - Petting Zoo • Pony Rides I Saturday 8:00 PM Rock Wall • Mechanical Bull Ticket Information Food IChildren 10 and Under Free $5.00 Advance One-Day Tickets I $8.00 Advance Two-Day Tickets (Good for the entire event) f '° �.f - Advance Tickets on sale ".-„7 , /V I March 16 - April 4 at Collier County Community Centers I Gator Country 101.9 in Ft. Myers t (4210 Metro Pkwy) I $8.00 Daily at the Gate IAmple Free Parking Available On Site No Coolers or Alcohol Permitted IBring Your Blankets & Lawn Chairs Friday 8:00 PM � o 1 I 1 1 1 1 F 1 0 a � a F a 1 0 � a LL a I C 0 I ADOPT A PARK I II r I ll t I NAME LOCATION REPORT DUE I Lisa Barnett Golden Gate Community Park February September Veterans Community Park February September I Lindy D'Amico Eagle Lakes Conununity Park June Vineyards Community Park June John Grice East Naples Community Park March November I Sugden Regional Park March November Bayview Park March November John Ribe Clam Pass April December IGolden Gate Community Center April December Edward"Ski"Olesky Immokalee Community Park January August IImmokalee Sports Complex January August Mary Ellen Rand Barefoot Beach Preserve/Access May Cocohatchee River Park May I Welborn Tigertail Beach October Sam Eagle Lakes Community Park October I January Edward"Ski"Oleski July No meeting February Lisa Barnett August Edward"Ski"Oleski March John Grice September Lisa Barnett I April John Ribes October Sam Welborn May Mary Ellen Rand November John Grice June Lindy D'Amico December John Ribes I ANINIMMINIEMMINIMNIMIMINIMMINI16, 4.1 =11=i J Q ' W 2 0 CD CD 4 ! Z 1 w LU cr a a X • ■ 1 PA '<KS AND '< C !lEATION Mil 0 !<Y 1, SIJ _'< 1 MEETING SCHEDULE 2:00 PA. 411111, DATE LOCATION January 17,2001 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street February 21, 2001 Veterans Community Park, 1900 Immokalee Road 1 March 21,2001 East Naples Community Park, 3500 Thomasson Drive April 18,2001 Golden Gate Community Center, 5701 Golden Gate Pkwy May 16,2001 Cocohatchee River Park, 13531 Vanderbilt Drive June 20, 2001 Vineyards Community Park, 6231 Arbor Drive July,2001 No Meeting (BCC Vacation) August 15, 2001 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Drive ■ September 19,2001 Veterans Community Park, 1300 Immokalee Road 4 October 17, 2001 Max Hasse Community Center, Golden Gate Blvd. November 21,2001 East Naples Community Park,3500 Thomasson Drive December 19,2001 Golden Gate Community Center, 4701 Golden Gate Pkwy Amis. CC • � 1 w : 1 0 0 CE1 w m 1 w 1 m a a a 1 x '� 1 aft I 1111) 0 I PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD IMMOKALEE DISTRICT I (1). Edward"Ski"Olesky Term 6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02 Immokalee,Florida 34142 I (residence)(941)657-2401 Fax:658-2401 Cell Phone 860-8444 jURBAN DISTRICT (1). Ms.Lisa H.Barnett Term I Cheffy Passidomo,Wilson&Johnson 01/012/99- 12/31/02 821 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 201 Naples,Florida 34102 I (residence)(941) 643-9703 (work) 261-9300 (Fax) 261-9782 E Mail: Ihbarnett(cnapleslaw.com I (2). Ms.Lindy D'Amico Term Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02 I 3838 Tamiami Trail North Naples,FL 34103 (residence)(941)649-4093 (work) 403-5130 IE Mail: lindyd@gcnb.com (3). Mary Ellen Rand Term I 550 110th Avenue North 10/26/99- 12/31/01 Naples,FL 34108 (residence)(941)514-3763 (work) 495-6464 IE Mail: maryrand@aol.com (4). Mr. John Grice I Downing-Frye Realty Inc. Term 326 Charlemagne Boulevard,1204 01/01/97- 12/31/01 Naples,Florida 34112 I (residence) (941) 774-5517 (Fax) 793-2414 E Mail: johngrice@naples.net (5). Mr. John P.Ribes Term 218 Woodshire Lane 10/24/00- 12/31/03 Naples,FL 34105 I (work-(941)261-4007 (Fax 261-5378 E Mail: ribes()jrlpa.com-(desk)or jrlpa@aol.com (6). Samuel E. Welborn Term 4293 27th Court SW#102 01/01/00— 12/31/04 Naples,FL 34116 I (941)455-4694 Parks and Recreation staff E Mail: First and last name of person@colliergov.net 1 o 0 I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 c - d✓ii INT, OCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGREE :NT This agreement is made and entered into this 30th day of May , 2000 by and between the City of Naples, Florida, a municipal corporation ("City"), and Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida ("County") pursuant to the authority set forth in Chapter 163.01, Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act of 1969, Florida Statutes. RECITALS: A. On February 1, 2000, the City of Naples electorate voted to issue a $9 million bond to purchase the Fleischmann Property whose legal description is as follows: Blocks 36, 37, and 38, Tier 10 together with vacated 15th Avenue North and 16th Avenue North and the vacated east-west alleys in Blocks 37 and 38, Plan of Naples, as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 8 of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, less the west 20 feet of said blocks 36, 37, and 38 as recorded in Official Records Book 211, page 595, of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, for the right-of- way of U.S. 41, and less the northerly portion of Block 38 as show in the relocation of Seventeenth Avenue North as recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 49, of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and also less that property described in Official Records Book 210, Pages 546 and 547, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida. B. It is the intention of the City to apply for and accept, if awarded, a grant from the Florida Communities Trust in order to help defray the cost of the purchase of the Fleischmann Property. C. It is the intention of the County to collaborate and support the City in its effort to obtain the Florida Communities Trust Grant in order to acquire the subject property and provide the synergistic benefits of its preservation and use by the citizens of both the City and the County. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the public benefits to be realized from this Interlocal Governmental Agreement the City and the County hereby agree to the following: 1. It is understood and agreed to by the County and the City that the parties shall submit a joint City/County Florida Communities Trust Grant application for the Fleischmann Property in the amount of$4 million. 2. It is understood and agreed by the County and the City that all residents of Collier County shall have equal access to the subject property and shall be subject to the same rules of use and operation of the facility. 3. Both parties acknowledge that the City shall be solely responsible for the processing of the Florida Communities Trust Grant application and the execution of its terms and the City accepts this responsibility. 4. Both parties understand and acknowledge that the sole ownership and title of the subject property shall be in the name of the City. 4111.11111. 4111111111.11.11111111111111111, ,41m 5. Both parties .(nowledge that the City shall be responsible for the planning, construction and maintenance of all improvements to the subject property and the City accepts this responsibility. 6. Both parties acknowledge that the City shall have the sole right and responsibility for the administration, programming, scheduling and supervision of all events and activities conducted on the subject property. 7. Both parties understand and agree that neither the City of Naples, nor any person or entity on behalf of the City of Naples (including any department, agency or sub-part thereof), shall request that Collier County contribute any money or any other tangible or intangible consideration toward the Fleischmann property, the Cambier Park band shell or the Pulling Property Canoe Launch. The restriction in this Paragraph 7 shall terminate at the end of the 2001-2002 fiscal year. 8. It shall be the sole responsibility of the City to provide the necessary funding for the ongoing management, maintenance, operation, and physical improvement of the subject property. This agreement shall become effective upon the signatures of both parties to the agreement. .ATTEST: Board of Co -rs -'... Collier C. nty, Florida r Dw'igh Brock, Clerk TimirConSt. re,'C Attar , as tai Chairman's Ufa a/ov ,,E,,riaprpved as to form and legal sufficiency: h A D David C. Weigel, County Att ey ATTEST: CITY OF NAPLES, FLORIDA L.„,.//1/44/ 11'� �yy,�,�„ By:►PALL l •rt Tara A. Norm n, City Clerk Bonnie R. MacKenzie, May Approved as to form and legal sufficiency: Strei—L Beverly Gridy, City fr {y 318470_2 2 110!* ramsev m From: fitzekj Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 3:32 PM To: ochs_I Cc: ramsey_m; smykowski_m Subject: City of Naples Fleischmann Interlocal Agreement Summary: The County jointly applied for a Florida Communities Trust grant with the City of Naples for the purchase of the Fleischmann property. By the County joining the application the City could apply for double the funding amount and the County lost it's chance to apply for any grants for County projects that year. In exchange for the County doing this, the City agreed to not ask for any money or any other contributions from the County for Fleischmann property, the Cambier band shell, or the Pulling property canoe launch until after the 2001-2002 fiscal year. Page 1 5 S:irovii—'11, 01, y Memo /4„. , 0%cc;' City of Naples, Florida TO: MARLA RAMSEY, DIRECTOR COLLIER COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT FROM: DONALD J. WIRTH, COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR RE: REQUEST CAPITAL PROJECT FUNDING DATE: March 12, 2001 The City of Naples is herein requesting consideration by Collier County to assist in funding two major capital projects: Cambier Park bandshell and Pulling Park site. Both of these projects meet the previously established County requirement that County-supported projects benefit all County residents 1 and provide equal access to all County residents. 1. Pulling Park site. Attached herewith is a proposed site plan and general description of a Phase I and Phase II staging for development of the site. Phase I is projected at $250,000 and Phase II at $300,000. The proposal will need final review and approval of design and management plan. Find attached a proposed preliminary site plan for Phase I. On previous occasions the staffs of County Park & Recreation Department and the City's Community Services Department have met to discuss this project. Also the advisory boards of both our agencies met in workshop to discuss a joint City-County project. The Rowing Association of Naples has continued its interest and is now prepared to make a major donation for infrastructure and management services. Discussions with the Association suggest that any final Agreement to proceed would include a commitment to the concept of equal access to the facility and services for all County residents. The Association's proposal is now back before the Community Services Advisory Board and is expected to go before the City Council in the near future. It is understood that any Association participation in the project would also require approval by the County. As you are aware, both Phase I and Phase II deal primarily with a rowing facility to accommodate canoeing, rowing and kayaking. It will involve launching, docking and storage facilities. There will be support facilities to include parking, utilities, and restrooms. It is envisioned that the majority of users will be from the County and seasonal tourists. Proposal_ The City is proposing that the County and City share equally in what we have defined as the $250,000 Phase I. 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Parks Retire ° on ay-groi 12-1- bJlAku Aiteebkli 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: DATE: SUBJECT: PURPOSE: SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION If additional space is needed please use blank sheet 4111111111111001111110101100, Fpx COVER SMEEr DATE: 3/9/01 TO: Philip Mudrak Fax: 353-4472 FROM: 3300 Santa Barbara Blvd. Naples, Florida 34116 Phone: (941)353-0404 Fax: ( 941) 353-1002 # PAGES SENT 2 MESSAGE: PARAB next meeting is 3/21/01 at East Naples Community Park,3500 Thommasson Drive,2:00 pm. Park Recreo On 03/13/2001 14: 29 8136953020 CITY OF EVERGLADES PAGE 01 rAVa--ic`c.uVi .L JJ a JA-9A auuC .uco VC 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. 11 __ NAME OF SPEAKER: 3� M m { rri 1'tU n , M a34o r DATE: mold I a CO I SUBJECT:'E lia\ Us , F t 060- Ev eqa cke. Ci 401 PURPOSE: ' wr' 0 5‘1,04t, k. , hCLc €JL C��, IAC -- me leod fit. , her ectulpmert�- $jJMMARY OF' PRESENTATION aijariA y J-3 if additional apace is needed plcasc use blank sheet TOTAL P.02 03/13/2001 14:29 8136953020 CITY OF EVERGLADES PAGE 02 EVERGLADES CITY COMMUNITY CENTER CHILDREN'S SKATE PARK PHASE I YEAR 2001 ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED IN 2001 BY EVERGLADES CITY: • 19000 SQ FT OF FILL AND GRADING $ 8,000.00 • 495' OF FENCE & GATES $ 5.625.00 $13,625.00 ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED IN 2001 BY COLLIER COUNTY: • 120' X 60' CONCRETE COURT $19,800.00 • BASKETBALL SYSTEMS $ L790.00 $21,590.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR 2001 $35,215.00 PROPOSED YEAR 2002 PROPOSED ITEMS REQVJESTED OF COLLIER COUNTY: PHASE II OF SKATE PARK: 6- LIGHT POLES - 7 DUAL SODUIM VAPOR LIGHTS @ $5,000.00 (COUNTY PRICING) $30,000.00 MCLEOD PARK: TODDLER PLAY EQUIPMENT (SEE ATTACHMENT) $20.000.OQ $50,000.00 ITEMS PROPOSED BY EVERGLADES CITY; MCLEOD PARK/PROPOSED BY E.CITY: PLANS TO ADDRESS THE PARKING AREA, LANDSCAPING, REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENT OF TABLES, LITTER RECEPTACLES, RESTROOMS, ETC. PHASE II OF SKATE PARK SOD - 5000 SQ FT $ 1,050.00 SKATE RAMPS &JUMPS $ 2,500.00 PICNIC TABLES $ 2,000.00 LITTER RECEPTACLES $ 633.00 BENCHES $ 653.00 PURCHASE OF ADJACENT LOT $50.000.0Q $56,836.00 4 TOTAL FOR YEAR 2002 $106,836.00 03/13/2001 14:29 8136953020 CITY OF EVERGLADES PAGE 03 - . 0 0 foci ' —, J 4 < i �< a K •".4/<<,'s a d W O l <<t< 0 a e -' Lr •//,...00i.•//,...00i. a . T 40 't' <• ,.<< • :<' I a Z r. . W 0 J J - -- z.o — o a a I 2 �, U 6kriN )Y J J r--9.0z 0 W z I est Zer i ! 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FT OF CONCRETE COURT $16,500.00 Inline Hockey & 6 "thick graded for drainage - $2.75 sq ft $ 16,500.00 Juvenile Basketball BASKETBALL SYSTEMS 2 -Juvenile basketball systems @ $895 $ 1,790.00 $ 1,790.00 SKATE RAMPS &JUMPS CITY TO BUILD $ - 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. PICNIC TABLES 2 - PVC Coated Steel Mesh @ $585 $ 1,170.00 $ 1,170.00 LITTER RECEPTACLES 3- permanent @ $211 $ 633.00 $ 633.00 BENCHES 2 - Portable park benches @ $327 $ 653.00 $ 653.00 3/21/00 TOTAL $68,106.00 LABOR FURNISHED BY LOCAL VOLUNTEERS & CITY EMPLOYEES Mimumiromnielim 04/18/2000 TUE 09:22 FAX 9417748876 REAL PROPERTY Z001 COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBER : 774 - 8991 FAX NUMBER : 774 - 3876 FACSIMILE TRANSMITTAL SHEET TO: i \ FROM: COMPANY. -. At DATE" ta \at�1A� c.�Vc 1 FAX NUMBER: TOTAL.NO. 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VestType : IntTy : % Owned Lender Exempt Land Use :0086 Gov,County Amount :$24,975 Legal :GATES MILLS LOT 15 Millage :14 . 6141 Sub/Plat :Gates Mills 1998 Tax : Census :Tract:101.00 BLock:2 Phone R:25E T:48S S:24 Owner : 941-774-8476 Tax Dist :0018 Tenant . Lot Acres: .36 Lot SqFt :15, 681 Air Cond SF: Adjusted SF: 4 Stories: # Elevators : * : MetroScan / Collier : * Owner :Collier County Folio # :82602500751 CoOwner Strap 4 :720400 153A24 Site :21 Mentor Dr Naples 34110 Land :$28,504 Mail :3301 Tamiami 'J'rl E #F Naples Fl 34112 Struct . Xfered :10/12/1989 Doc # :1476-0506 Agric : Price :$90, 000 Deed : Total :$28, 504 Loan Amt : Loan ;Imprvd . VestType : IntTy : % Owned . Lender Exempt . Land Use :0086 Gov,County Amount :$28,504 Legal :WILLOW WEST LOT 15 Millage :14. 6141 Sub/Plat :Willow West 1998 Tax : Census :Tract:101.00 Block:1 Phone R:25E T:48S S:24 Owner •. Tax Dist :0018 Tenant : Lot Acres: .24 Lot SqFt :10,454 Air Cond SF: Adjusted SF: # Stories: # Elevators : The Information Provided Ie Deemed Reliable, But Is Not Guarantocd. 04r18/2000 TUE 09:23 FAX 9417748876 REAL PROPERTY Z004 401 t . MetroScan / Collier Owner :Collier County Folio # :82602500803 CoOwner Strap # :720400 163A24 Site : 19 Mentor Dr Naples 34110 Land :$27, 903 Mail :3301 Tamiami Trl E #F Naples Fl 34112 Struct . Xfered :10/12/1989 Doc # :1476-0506 Agric . Price :$90,000 Deed : Total :$27, 903 Loan Amt : Loan %Imprvd . VestTypc : IntTy : % Owned . Lender Exempt . Land Use :0086 Gov,County Amount :$27, 903 Legal :WILLOW WEST LOT 16 Millage :14. 6141 Sub/Plat :Willow West 1998 Tax : Census :Tract:101.00 Block:1 Phone R:25E T:48S S:24 Owner •. Tax Dist :0018 Tenant . Lot Acres: .23 Lot Sgh't :10,018 Air Cond SF: Adjusted SF: Stories: # F1twators : * MetroScan / Collier Owner :Collier County Folio # :82602500858 CoOwner : Strap # :720400 173A24 Site :16 Mentor Dr Naples 34110 Land :$27, 903 Mail :3301 Tamiami '1'r1. E #F Naples Fl 34112 Struct . Xfered :10/12/1989 Doc # :1476-0506 Agric . Price :$90,000 Deed : Total :$27, 903 Loan Amt : Loan %Imprvd . VestType : IntTy : % Owned . Lender Exempt . Land Use :0086 Gov,Counc.y Amount :$27, 903 Legal :WILLOW WEST LOT 17 Millage :14.6141 Sub/Plat :Willow West 1998 Tax : Census :Tract:101.00 Block:1 Phone R:25E T:48S S:24 Owner - Tax Dist :0018 Tenant - Lot Acres: .23 Lor. SqFt :10,018 Air Cond SF: Adjusted Se: # Stories: # Elevators : * MetroScan / Collier Owner :Collier County Folio # :82602500900 CoOwner Strap # :720400 183A24 Site :18 Mentor Dr Naples 34110 Land :$28,504 Mail :3301 Tamiami '1'rl E #F Naples Fl 34112 Struct . Xfered :10/12/1989 Doc # : 1476-0506 Agric . 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