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PARKS AND RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
August 15th, 2001 — 2:00 PM
IMMOKALEE SPORTS COMPLEX
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' I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
III. INVOCION
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES—June 20, 2001
' V. AWARDS
VI. NEW BUSINESS
® A. Presentation—North Naples Neighborhood Park—Dwight Richardson
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VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES
' A. Golden Gate Community Center
B. North Naples Regional Park
C. Louise Hasse Community Center
D. Golden Gates Estates Land Purchase
E. Vanderbilt Paring Gar ge
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VIII. REPORTS/UPDATES
' A. Monthly Report
B. BCC Recap
C. Special Event Calendar
D. Parks Update
E. Recreation Update
F. Adopt-A-Park
' IX. PARAB MEETING SCHEDULE
X. PARAB MEMBER/ADDRESS LIST
XI. ADJOURNMENT
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MINUTES
I JUNE 20,2001
VINEYARDS COMMUNITY PARK
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PRESENT: John Grice, Chairperson
I Lisa Barnett, Vice-Chairperson
Sam Welborn
,i "Ski" Olesky
I John Ribes
Mary Ellen Rand (arrived at 2:25 pm)
IABSENT: ., Lindy D'Amico
STAFF PRESENT: Marla Ramsey, Director
I James Fitzek, Operations Manager
Joe Delate,Project Manager
John Veit, Parks Superintendent
I Steve Whittier, Recreation Manager
Debbie Roberts, Operations Coordinator
Barbara Johnson, Clerical Supervisor
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II. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
III. INVOCATION
IIV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of 5/15/01 approved
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V. AWARDS—None
IVI: NEW BUSINESS
B. Grant Applications: Due to a prior commitment and time constraints,
IDebbie Roberts made her presentation first.
I (1) The first grant application was in the amount of$50,000 (matching funds) to
be used for refurbishing items at Bayview Park. It is proposed to replace the
boarding dock with Trimax, as well as extending it another ten feet, move and
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replace the fish cleaning table to the end of the dock allowing easier access for
boats approaching the dock, and constructing a second dock on the other side of
the existing ramp. Trimax is the same material used to rebuild the boardwalk at
Clam Pass Park.
Florida Boating Improvement Program has notified the Department that the grant
application has been accepted, but there is no formal approval at this time.
I (2) Coastal Impact Assistance Program. In 1993 a soil survey at Caxambas
Marina indicated there was excessive contaminated soil in the surficial soils
adjacent to the product transfer line. An inspection revealed a leak in the line near
I the dispenser;the leak was repaired and a new double walled tank was installed to
replace the original 10,000 single-walled tank. Funds in the amount of$100,000
would be used for the ongoing clean-up process at this location.
(3) Construction of a bridge over the Golden Gate Canal. A pathway is being
constructed from Golden Gate Park to 951, and in the middle of this area a bridge
over the canal would be constructed. The School Board is considering purchasing
property and this bridge would allow children access to the school, reducing the
need for school buses. People would also have the ability to access our park
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without going on Santa Barbara Boulevard. It will actually be of more benefit to
the School Board with their system, but the Department is applying on their
behalf. A question was raised whether or not the bridge would be fenced and
Iwho would be responsible for any legal liability.
If these grants were not received, funding for the bridge would come from
another source— supposedly the School District. Funds for Caxambas have been
"' budgeted and the grant would be a cost savings for the County.
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A. Golden Gate Estates Land Purchase
m If one travels along Golden Gate Boulevard, down 13th Street, go up one parcel
and over from Olde Florida Golf Club, is the piece of property being discussed. It
is the last piece of property that has not been divided into tracts and is 229 acres
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in size. The school is going to purchase 100 acres and the County the other 129
acres. It is a very nice piece of property with only one per cent wetlands and
contains oak hammocks. The south property line is eventually going to be
IP Vanderbilt Beach Road Extension providing easy access to the property in later
years. BCC will consider the purchase of this property on Tuesday with the
School Board voting on the subject July 26t. The development plan would be
considered probably 2005 to 2007 and would help reduce the number of
community parks required in the future for the Estates area. The School Board is
planning a high school and elementary school at this location;the athletic fields
could be used jointly, reserving the wooded parcel for as much passive area as
I possible. Three ballfields and two soccer fields would probably be planned, one
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Ieach of those coming from the school property. The purchase price is $17,300 per
acre.
IC. Budget
' The figures contained in the packet have changed since the mailing and will no
doubt change again.
I The 001 General Fund is for services used by all County/City people, such as
beaches and boat ramps.
IExpanded Requests
* In the Beach and Water Section the Department is asking for three new people
Ili - 1 Sr. Ranger/Naturalist and 2 Park Rangers — one Ranger to be stationed at
Barefoot Beach and the other serving the community parks. 745,000 people
visited the beaches last year from October through May; this year for the
I same time frame 1,050,000 people; these figures do not include Sugden Park.
Not only has there been a large increase in visitors, but also the number of
people attending interpretive programs has doubled. The Community Park
I Ranger makes the circuit, going the rounds from community park to another.
One Ranger has been removed from the circuit and placed at Eagle Lakes
most of the time during the evening, helping with concerns that arise such as
I driving on soccer fields, fights, driving on pathways, people trying to sell ice
cream, etc. It is a heavily used park with the violations occurring not severe
enough to ask the sheriff for assistance.
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* The Department is also asking for communication equipment - hand held
radios for safety issues when the Ranger is out of his/her truck, away from the
Iradio in the vehicle. This budget includes a 7.7% increase over the current
year's budget.
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IExpanded Requests—
* Upgrade a part time Recreation Worker position to a full time Program Leader I
position at Veterans Community Park to assist with the after school and summer
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camp programs. Due to the lack of school sites available this year,the number
of children attending summer camp at the community parks has been increased
Ifrom 120 to 165 at each location.
* 2 Maintenance Workers
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* 2 Part time Park Attendants - The park attendant is a part time position,
stationed outside in the park in the evening helping people with locating the
proper fields, turning on lights, settling any differences, etc.
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* Fiscal Analyst II - would help with ordering supplies and equipment;this duty
is now done by the Field Supervisors who are spending 70%of available time
I doing paper work and only 30% in the field. He/she would also help the
Recreation Section, ensuring County policies are being met by all staff, and
assist with the budget process. County rules and procedures and lengthy and
I involved. Three quotes are required for purchases, prices are faxed to the
Department,the best bid is selected, a purchase order is requested, approved by
I Purchasing,the order goes to the vendor,material shipped, invoice sent to one
of the Department fiscal clerks who in turn sends paperwork to Finance for
payment. A Certificate of Insurance is required for all vendors doing any type
I of work on County property. When different sections/locations are ordering the
same item, the amount may exceed the established dollar limit and require that
the formal bid process take place.
I * Project Manager- would be under Joe's supervision, performing on-site
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inspections, going out to the site and verifying the work is being done according
I to specifications. At one time the County had a pool the Department could
draw on but it is no longer available. The Department has used consultants,but
determined it would be more advantageous to have the person located within the
Ill Department. He/she could then also assist with project management.
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1 * GIS or Direct Client Service in the amount of$76,000 has been eliminated.
* Shade Structure-Vineyards Community Park receives approximately$20,000
Iin revenues for a tower lease and the money is used to purchase something for
the park. This year $14,000 has been budgeted for a shade structure over a
portion of the playground area.
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* Fitness P
E q ui ment -The Golden Gate Land Trust had donated$50,000 for the
purchase of fitness equipment at the Max Hasse Park location. $6,000 more
Iwas needed for some cardio-vascular equipment, and this request is included.
* Special Events- A Latin concert has been scheduled at the fair grounds the first
Iweek in November. Grant applications were made to the TDC Alliance Section
requesting $50,000 for this event and$100,000 for Country Jam. The grants
were approved and will now go before the regular TDC committee.
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* Background checks- $6,000 is being requestedgr any
volunteer that works with a child in one of the Department's programs,but does
Inot include Little League at this time. State of Florida background checks cost
$33 per person. Volunteers, coaches, and paid instructors will sign a form
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Isignifying their permission for this back ground check;that also helps to
eliminate any potential problem volunteers in advance. When coaches attend
I training sessions, it is emphasized not to be one-on-one, but always have a third
party present.
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* Special Needs Camp—28 kids in the camp this year. A Nurse/counselor is
requested to help the children with their special needs and 12 days are also
being added to camp sessions.
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* Maintenance Worker-A Maintenance Worker is being requested to spend time
at the Lake Trafford Cemetery. Due to the number of items placed on
I gravesites, the maintenance at this location requires much hand mowing,
trimming, etc.
IGOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER
This budget is a little different—the County does a 60/40 split. Within a five mile
I radius of the Center, people are specially taxed for this facility and in turn
receive a few more privileges. This Center has its own Advisory Board which
governs a lot of the procedures. Additional staff and building is in here. 1
I position for After School—2 part time for proshop area Originally was private
and then County helped out but does still get some support from the New
furniture, cash register,teen program—40 kids—6th grade and up - going to
Idifferent fun things- $100 per week.
FOOD SERVICE GRANT
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* program started and served 2 173 lunches; last year 109,046 lunches
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were served, 51,932 breakfasts and 4,835 snacks. This year during the first
Iweek of camp 4,799 breakfasts were served vs 3,377 last year; 6,595 lunches vs
6,074 same time last year. The food is served at some sites other than camps,
but the location must meet certain income criteria set by the State. ie Boys and
IGirls Clubs.
The amount spent is reimbursed by the program. Parks and Recreation provides
Ithe driver and server and the food is prepared at the schools cafeterias during
summer school. Before summer school is in session cold lunches are served,
Iwhen school is in session hot lunches are prepared.
The Budget process starts in March and continues through September before
being finalized.
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D. 951 Boat Launch Facility
IA Resolution is going before BCC for approval of a lease with the State for
additional property at the 951 boat launch site. A lease is naw required for the
additional use of 180 feet of land to the north and 180 feet of land to the south of
I the current facility. This lease will also allow the County to charge a launch fee
and allow the use of concessionaires at the site. The hiring of a concessionaire
has been put on hold until the lease is approved, probably in the fall.
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The Department is also workingwith Rookery Bay to obtain overflow parking on
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the south side of Isle of Capri Road as well as down under Jolley Bridge;this in
I return for the Department maintaining their canoe launch area and Shell Island
Road. The overflow parking area will be completed as soon as possible, but the
expansion of the 951 launch site will take longer. The Department hopes to have
I a park down under the Bridge;when improvements are made to Jolley Bridge the
park plans could be built into the bridge design plans. This is a four-way project
between DOT, DEP, City of Marco, and Collier County—the bridge design will
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take approximately four or five years once begun. This step has not yet been
reached so any ideas are just speculation at this point..
VII. SPECIFIC UPDATES
IA. Golden Gate Community Center—Plans are moving forward and getting
close to the design phase. The WICK Program will have its own permanent
space at this facility—money was placed in the budget to cover this addition of
Ispace.
Gulfshore Magazine was passed for viewing—it contained an article about
IBarefoot Beach, featuring Ranger Toolan, and a project designed by PARAB
member John Ribes. Other literature featured an article about the waterpark at
Vineyards and the Food Grant Program.
IB. North Naples Regional Park—A detailed sketch of the pool areas was
I distributed and discussed. Plans are to use an Calusa Indian theme by using the
color and designs in concrete, walls, etc. The idea is to make it as generic as
possible but still have a theme—thus the sand play area with Indian artifacts,
I Indian Temple Cool Zone, Spanish Caravel wreckage, Conch shell slide, etc. It
appears we are heading in the right direction but have not actually got into the
specifics yet.
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Staff members have not gone to Texas to investigate the artificial turf,but the
thought is to use it on two of the eight soccer fields for testing purposes as soccer
I fields require more maintenance than softball fields. If the test proves to be
successful,the other soccer fields can be changed to artificial turf when it is time
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Ito replace the sod,which is usually a five year period. Sam would like to
accompany staff if and when they make the trip.
C. MAX HASSE The wall studs are going up, work is being done on the
parking lot, etc. There has been a change in supervision of this project—the
I owner of the company is now out there and assures us the project will be
completed on schedule. The equipment has been order for the Fitness Center and
should be delivered sometime in September. Neighbors have requested a fence to
keep ATV's out and people from cutting through private property on the back
side—this will cost approximately $8,000. Another$15-20,000 will be spent for
a tower for computer hook-ups. The existing tower is too far away from the
rCenter.
VIII REPORTS/UPDATES
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BCC RECAPS —The Tree of Life Church has aP
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Sugden from 8-10:00 pm. This is an extension of normal closing hours of the
I park, and BCC also waived the facility rental fee. The Board approved this
irequest fora four year period.
SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR—The Department raised$15,000 to help the
Seminole Indian firework celebration. The 4`"of July celebration at Sugden is not
a Parks and Recreation event but run by the Jaycees.
' PARKS UPDATE—information
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RECREATION UPDATE—The former Recreation Guide now has a new look
and format and should be ready for distribution the end of July. Summer Camp is
going very well and all sites are filled to capacity as well as having waiting lists.
In addition to the "regular" camp there are middle school camps, athletic camps,
ranger camps, and the special needs camp. It is anticipated that more school sites
I will be available next year which would allow the camps to expand. Space at
existing facilities limit the number of children that can be served.
IADOPT A PARK—Lindy was not present to give report
IX. No meeting during the month of July. The next meeting will be August 15, at the
Immokalee Sports Complex.
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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
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RECAPS: JUNE - JULY, 2001
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IDATE ITEM SUBJECT'
6/26/01 10D Approve agreement for sale and purchase of 229+/-
acres of land in Collier County in conjunction with the
' District School Board of Collier County for
construction of a county park on 129+/-acre site.
Approved— subject to school's final action of 7/26/01
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—4/0.
I 17D(1) Accept title from Collier Cultural and Educational
Center, Inc., to property to be used for the future"Lely
Amphitheater". Donation Agreement to be executed.
I17D(2) Approve a Lease Agreement between Collier County
and Sprint for use of County-owned property at the
I Cocohatchee River Park for a communications tower.
Resolution 2001-254
17D(5) Give approval to apply for a Grant from Florida
Communities Trust Florida Forever Grant Program.
I 17D(6) Approve an eight month suspension of the design and
construction of a neighborhood park within Livingston
Woods.
' 17D(8) Approve a Resolution authorizing the Chairman to
enter into a lease agreement with the Florida
I Department of Transportation. Resolution 2001-256
to maintain a public boat ramp at the existing 951 boat
ramp.
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17D(9) Approve an agreement with Collier Sports Officials
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Association, Inc. for the purpose of providing sports
Iofficials for county sponsored activities.
I 17D10 Approve an Interlocal Agreement with the City of
Everglades for the Community Center Skate Park
Project.
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7/31/01 10N Request by Henry Brehm, representing Net Assets, to
construct a Tournament Facility and use Vineyards
ICommunity Park to host the Nuveen Champions
Tournament. Continued to 9/11/01 meeting.
I16D2 Authorize staff to utilize the Collier Area Transit
(CAT) for Trolley Services at the Summer Barbeque
Iand Blues Event. In the amount of$180.
16 D3 Award RFP #01-3236 for a 3-year contract for Fitness
ICenter Equipment to Barry's Barbell.
16 D6 Approve award of RFP00-3168 for a concessionaire at
Barefoot Beach to Recreation Facilities of America,
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I 16E2 To re-appropriate $50,000 previously approved in
Fiscal Year 2000 from the GAC Land Trust to
purchase fitness equipment for the new Community
ICenter at Max A. Hasse Community Park.
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August 24
Back To School Bash
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Teen Dance
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Middle School Dance
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Septembeu 1
"X.S.C." Challenge
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Post-Labou Day Night
(Vineyauas Community Pauk)
Septembeu 9
School Blues Dance
(Max A. Hasse Ju. Community Pauk)
Video Game Masten
(Immokalee Spouts Complex)+lama._
Septembeu 12
Kids Fun Day
(Immokalee Spouts Complex)
Septembeu 13
Eauly Release Days
4. (Vineyauds Community Pauk)
Septembeu 1S
Seniou Cinema
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Family Fun Cinema
(Golden Gate Community Centeu)
70s Dance —�
(Immokalee Spouts Complex)
Septembeu 22
Buown Bag Softball Touuney
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Septembeu 26
Kids Fun Day
(Immokalee Spouts Complex)
Septembeu 28
Sth Guabe Dance
(Golden Gate Community Centeu)
4 Septembeu 29
High School Luau
(Max A. Hasse is. Community Pauk)
Talent Show
(Immokalee Spouts Complex)
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PARKS UP-DATE
August 2001
• Golden Gate Community Park Walkway
County continues to work with School Board on assembling the pathway system. .
• Max Hasse Park—Phase II
Construction of Community Center and Phase II is continuing. Interior work is continuing.
Insulation,windows,electrical and air conditioning is complete. Drywall and fencing is going in.
• North Naples Regional Park
Site design has begun. Water management permit has been submitted and comments have been
received. Architectural design of buildings is continuing.
• Sugden Park—Phase II
Poplar Way ditch project is underway. Fencing of the park is complete except for road ends.
Columns for the gates at Dominion and Alladin road ends have been installed by Chris-Tel
Company. Awaiting contract for Bonness for pathway.
• Tigertail Beach Concession Building
Bid opened on June 27. Preparing executive summary for award,recommended awardee is
Bradanna. Project came in over budget.
• Exotic Removal
Preparing to award a work order for Tigertail Beach.
• South Marco Beach Access
Latavish and Associates has designed restroom building. Civil engineer is permitting project and
sewer. Flood variance has been approved. Project will be built this summer/fall.
• Vineyards Parking Lot
Project has been awarded to Florida State Underground. Project is under construction and will be
finished iii September. Transportation Department has completed the signal work.
Golden Gate Community Center
Design work continues on the expansion of the Center. Design for the amphitheater, pro shop,etc...
continues. Project is almost ready for SDP submittal.
Immokalee Picnic Shelter
Project has been awarded to Chris-Tel. Project is underway. Project permit has been applied for.
Site work has commenced.
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I Lisa Barnett Golden Gate Community Park February September
Veterans Community Park February September
I Lindy D'Amico Eagle Lakes Community 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 Ribes 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
ISamuel Welborn Tigertail Beach October
Eagle Lakes Community Park October
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I January Edward"Ski"Oleski July No meeting
February Lisa Barnett August Edward"Ski"Oleski
March John Grice September Lisa Barnett
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May John Ribes October Sam Welborn
Mary Ellen Rand November John Grice
June Lindy D'Amico December John Ribes
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DATE LOCATION
1 January 17, 2001 Immokalee Sports Complex, 505 Escambia Street
February 21, 2001 Veterans Community Park, 1900 Immokalee Road
' 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
September19 2001 Veterans CommunityPark, 1300 Immokalee Road
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
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IMMOKALEE DISTRICT
I (1). Edward"Ski"Olesky I Term
6001 Lake Trafford Road 1/12/99 - 12/31/02
I Immokalee,Florida 34142
(residence)(941)657-2401 Fax: 658-2401
Cell Phone 860-8444
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URBAN DISTRICT
(1). Ms.Lisa H.BarnettTerm
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Cheffy Passidorno,Wilson&Johnson 01/012/99- 12/31/02
821 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 201 fe 111
Naples,Florida 34102
(residence)(941) 643-9703
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(work) 261-9300
(Fax) 261-9782
E Mail: lhbarnett@napleslaw.com
I (2). Ms.Lindy D'Amico V Term
Gulf Coast National Bank 01/12/99- 12/31/02
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(residence)(941)649-4093
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Naples,Florida 34112
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218 Woodshire Lane 10/24/00- 12/31/03
Naples,FL 34105
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SITE YTD JULY 2001 PRIOR YEAR
Athletics 149,232 144,670
East Naples CP 93,441 77,103
GG Aquatic 160,464 156,118
GG Fitness 254,983 235,693
GG Comm Center 254,432 240,813
GG Comm Park 36,322 n/a
IMCP 88,775 65,473
IM Sports Complex 60,510 56,457
Pelican Bay 12,197 13,381
Veterans 218,800 205,368
Vineyards 187,052 161,930
1,516,208 1,357,006
Barefoot Beach 19,396 24,303 1
Barefoot Preserve 133,733 121,793
Clam Pass 45,742 39,100
N Gulf Shore 3,835 3,150
So Marco 58,123 _ 39,507
Sugden 1,990 2,730
Tigertail 140,449 151,638
Vanderbilt 53,916 49,445
Vand Meters 9,560 11,029
466,744 442,695
Bayview 7,995 8,714
Caxambas 12,360 12,386
Cocohatchee 12,360 19,993
32,715 41,093
Concessions not included as payments are due 8/15th
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USA Today, Fleischmann Park supervisor Mike Leslie, 44, said it's important
USA Weekend, to have these activities for children. His son, Patrick Leslie, 9,
Baseball Weekly who can't see or walk, is in the camp. "They need recreation,
not just occupational and physical therapy," he said.
Leslie said he moved back to Naples from Hollywood because
the services in Collier County were better. "Collier County has
an excellent program for special-needs children at a very early
age," he said.
The Collier County School District has an exceptional education
program that serves 6,275 children in pre-kindergarten,
elementary, middle and high schools, according to Victoria
Sartorio, the program coordinator. This program includes
children who are gifted, physically impaired, learning disabled
,and homebound.
Clarke said her program is geared toward 2,500 of these
children with special needs. She said the program gives
children a boost in self-esteem and helps them make friends.
Sometimes they're ignored in school by other children. "When
kids don't know what's wrong with some kids and no one tells
them, they're scared,"she said.
Enrollment this week was 14 children per day. In June, 20 to
25 children a day came, she said. The camp costs parents $10
a day.
Clarke and a staff of counselors — trained special education
teachers and aides — tend to the children's needs. A nurse is
also on the staff. Activities ranged from a fishing trip to a trip
to the movies. Wednesday, the children went to the
Imaginarium in Fort Myers.
On Thursday, Special Olympics athletes like Joshua McClellan,
19, played with the children. Special Olympics is an athletics
program for mentally retarded people with athletes as young as
8 and as old as 80, said Shaadrah Beals, a volunteer for Special
Olympics' Collier County branch.
McClellan said he plays tennis, basketball and golf, swims and
runs track. "I like stuff to do," he said. "I make friends."
' To learn more about recreation activities in Collier County for
children with special needs, call Lynn Clarke at 353-0404.
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