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PARAB Minutes 10/17/2018 - unsignedMINUTES OF TFIE MEETING OF TI{E PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD North Collier Regional Park Naples, Florida October 17,2018 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, the Collier County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board in and for the County of Collier, having conducted business herein, met on this date at2:03 P.M. at North Collier Regional Park, Naples, FL, with the following members present: CFIAIRMAN: Mr. Edward "Ski" Olesky VICE-CFIAIRMAN: Mr. Phil Brougham Ms. Mary Bills, Advisory Board Member Ms. Rebecca Gibson-Laemel, Advisory Board Member Mr. David Saletko, Advisory Board Member Ms. Murdo Smith, Advisory Board Member ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Barry Williams, Division Director, Parks and Recreation Ms. Jeanine McPherson, Assistant Director, Parks and Recreation Mr. David Berra, Project Manager, Facilities Management Mr. Steve Carnell, Department Head, Public Services Division Mr. Cormac Giblin, Manager, Housing and Grant Development Mr. Miguel Rojas, Jr., Administrative Assistant, Parks and Recreation Page 1 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 518 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) I. Call to Order Mr. Olesky called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. II. Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and a moment of silence observed. UI. Approval of the Agenda Note was made by Mr. Williams that a revised copy of the Capital Projects list would be provided to PARAB members, as the version included in the October 17ff meeting packet was missing a column of information. Mr. Brougham entered a motion to approve the October 17, 2018 meeting agenda. Ms. Gibson-Laemel seconded the motion. All were infavor. The motion was carried. IV. Approval of September 19,2018 Minutes Mr. Smith requested clarification of a notation made in the September 19th minutes regarding the scheduling of use of the soccer fields at North Collier Regional Park (NCRP) through the Convention Visitor's Bureau (CVB); specifically, whether the Parks and Recreation Division has deferred all scheduling through the CVB. Mr. Williams stated that the CVB has a sports tourism department which promotes and recruits sports toumaments, with NCRP being a prime venue. A monthly meeting is held between Parks Staff and the sports tourism group, with the programming and schedule coordinated between both groups. Smaller events may be facilitated by the Parks Department, with involvement by the CVB in larger events due to the ability to provide incentives to promoters, if the promoter can demonstrate an increase in bed nights. While generally in favor of sports tourism efforts made by the CVB, Mr. Smith expressed concern at allowing the scheduling of use of Parks facilities to be controlled by the CVB. Mr. Williams remarked upon the ongoing partnering with the CVB in other Parks events, most notably the annual US Open Pickleball Championship, as well as Parks maintenance of beaches which are used by both local residents and tourists. Ms. Gibson-Laemel entered a motion to approve the September 19,2018 meeting minutes. Ms. Bills seconded the motion. All were infavor, with un abstention by Mr. Brougham, who was not present at the September 19, 2018 meeting. The motion was curried by majority vote. Capital Projects Update +Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park (BCRP) - A copy of the original Master Plan design was shared with PARAB. Phase I of the project is now at75%o design, with work continuing towards the proposed schedule for design documents in January 2019, and commencement of construction in summer 2019. A contractor has been brought on board for Phase II design, with updates to be provided as available. V. Page2 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 519 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) Mr. Smith inquired as to whether both phases of the park may be constructed simultaneously. Mr. Berra stated this is presently under consideration. Mr. Williams fuither stated that the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has currently approved Phase I, with the use of the proposed sales tax for financing of Phase II in question at the present time. Mr. Brougham requested clarification of funding options for construction of Phase II of the park. Mr. Williams stated that if the proposed sales tax referendum is passed, BCRP is at the top of the list for funding. If the referendum does not pass, then funding will be secured through a bond. Mr. Brougham inquired as to whether capital funds would therefore be "freed up" for other Parks projects if the sales tax referendum is passed. Mr. Williams agreed that under this circumstance, there would be no obligation upon impact fees for BCRP funding, affording other opportunities within the Parks Division. The estimated length of time for construction of Phase I is 18 months/spring 202t. +North Collier Regional Park Artificial Turf project - Substantial completion of the four field project is expected by October 31,2018. + North Collier Regional Park Solar Array Project - FPL SolarNow is a way for FPL customers to participate in a voluntary program that supports the development of solar energy projects in local communities. Community solar projects, like solar trees and canopies, are constructed in local public areas such as parks, zoos, and museums. FPL installs, operates, and maintains these projects which generate clean, renewable energy at no cost to the county. Collier County has contracted with FPL and granted the use of the premises at North Collier Regional Park to construct a solar canopy structure in the parking lot next to the soccer fields. Installation, operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement costs of any equipment will be bome by FPL. Mr. Smith inquired as to whether the solar panels may be installed at other parks within the county as well. Mr. Berra stated that this program is being discontinued by FPL, with a new program being initiated; however, no details are available at this time. Discussions are being had between Senior Management and FPL regarding possible future opportunities. Mr. Williams stated that in addition to helping to keep automobiles cooler, the solar panels will generate electricity, resulting in cost savings going against the electric bill. Ms. Bills inquired as to whether lithium ion batteries would be used for energy storage; however, these panels will not require the usage of batteries. Mr. Smith inquired as to whether solar panels are being considered for use at other parks for parking lot illumination. Mr. Williams stated that the current initiative within the Parks system is an upgrade to LED lighting, although consideration is being given for the use of solar trees at the new sports complex which will be constructed, which will also have the ability to charge cellular batteries. Mr. Olesky suggested Staff make inquiry with regard to solar power initiatives and opportunities with Lee County Electric Cooperative as well, who powers Immokalee and a portion of Marco Island. A photograph was shared of the foundations which have already been poured for the solar panel project, on which fixtures are beginning to be installed. Page 3 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 520 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) The project is expected to be completed by Thanksgiving 2018. +Eagle Lakes Community Park Artificial Turf - Submittals have been completed and the project is ready to commence on Monday,22,2018. SCG Fields,LLC, sports field construction contractor, will be doing the work, with expected completion in April 2019. *Caxambas Community Center - The floor plan and preliminary concept for the building has been created and shared with the various vendors who will utilize the facility. The next milestone will be 30% design. *Bayview Park Repairs - Ms. Bills noted that the pavilion and restrooms are taped off and have been rendered unusable at this time, and inquired as to when the necessary repairs will be completed. Mr. Williams stated that a structural engineer has assessed this facility and contractor bids to complete the structural repair work are now being solicited. VI. New Business a. PARAB/AHAC Properfy Review Joint Sub-Committee - Mr. Cormac Giblin Mr. Giblin was present to discuss a sunmary of the property review at the joint sub- committee meeting between the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee. The review included the two properties which had previously been identified by the BOCC for possible inclusion of affordable housing. The history and status of the Manatee Park site was reviewed. The site has been owned by the County since 1973. A design plan for an active recreational park was created in 2005, however was rejected by the local community. A concept plan for a passive park was subsequently created in 2008, with input from neighbors. However, in 2017, public input into the Parks Master Plan identified the major Capital Project priorities as Big Corkscrew Park, the creation of more athletic fields throughout the county, and third, the development of Manatee Park. The estimated cost to develop the 60 acres at Manatee Park was between $10M and $12M, with no plans for funding for approximately ten years. Following a 5-0 vote by the BOCC at their December 12,2017 meeting, the recommendation was made to designate the Bembridge community for affordable housing, as well as to include housing in the development plan for the Manatee site. The Board undertook a Request for Information process from the development community, receiving 10 responses, which were reviewed in March 2018. At the March meeting, the BOCC directed Staff to conduct community outreach, complete all elements of the Community Housing Plan, and present this information to the Board for further discussion. Eight community input meetings were held, with Commissioner involvement. Page 4 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 521 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) The focus groups identified the main issues as an increased demand on traffic, increased demand on schools, lack of proximity to job centers, increased crime, an increase in concentration of low income housing in the East Naples area, as well as the displacement of a community park at the site. Additionally, the need for further study of the impact of the plan on schools, traffic, public transit, jobs, etc., was expressed, as well as the overall unfaimess of depriving the residents of Manatee Road and Roost Road ofthe planned park. High level discussions concluded that further dialogue would be tabled until the fall, when many Fiddler's Creek residents retumed to town following the summer off- season months. An affordable housing feasibility report was subsequently conducted by Davidson Engineering on 09/05/2018, assessing the effects of including housing at both the Bembridge site and the Manatee Road site; specifically related to density, schools. traffic, and environmental issues. This report was made available to the general public and also reviewed by the sub-committee. The analysis studied low, medium, and high densities (number of units per acre), elementary, middle, and high schools, traffrc, and environmental impact. Analysis ofthe Bembridge site, which is comprised offive acres, was found to possess no issues in any of the studied categories. A potential issue was identified with regard to impact at the high school level; however, the School Board presently has plans for the construction of a new high school there in 2023. Analysis ofthe Manatee Park location focused on a 30 acre site plan. The elementary school level was noted to presently exceed the required level of service of 95%o capacity set forth by the School District. with plans already in place for redistricting or construction of a new facility. Mr. Smith commented upon the potential effects of introducing additional school age children into the Manatee Park site location based on the densities studied. Mr. Giblin noted that the type of community planned would be a factor, such as a possible retirement community, which would not heavily factor in school age children. Ms. Gibson-Laemel commented upon portable classrooms already being used; however Mr. Giblin noted that portable classrooms are not taken into account when addressing levels of service. Mr. Brougham inquired as to whether the School Board has a timeline for addressing the level ofservice issue at the elementary level. Mr. Giblin stated he was unaware of a schedule; however, the first option would be for redistricting lines to shift children to other schools. Site improvements were noted as being necessary for Roost and Manatee Roads; intersection and tuming lanes. Further, a segment of Collier Boulevard near Walmart is anticipated to fail under existing conditions and any development in that area would likely require a developer agreement with the County to address this issue. The analysis included conceptual bubble plans as to how each site might be laid out. The Bembridge drawing showed 29-78 units, with an associated preserve area. Page 5 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 522 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) The Manatee site detailed half of the site as originally planned for use as a passive park and half for the residential development area of 88-440 units, with retention and preserve areas. The drawings were conceptual only and meant to show spatial possibilities of use. A PARAB/AHAC joint sub-committee was held, at which the key elements of a possible Request for Proposal (RFP) for the co-location of housing and other County uses on the Bembridge PUD and Manatee Road sites were discussed. General condition criteria for both sites included development elements, land, developer experience/timeline/commitment. Recommendations for specific criteria to be included on an RFP for the Bembridge site included: -Moderate to high density (54-78 units) -Significant set-asides for seniors, veterans, and special needs populations (10%-25%) -Most likely multi-family rental developments, but leaving flexibility -Offer a mixture of income targets, concentrating on those with greatest need, according to the Housing Plan. -All units restricted to households with incomes from 0%-140% of median -Leave most criteria to Housing Advocates/professionals Recommendations for specific criteria to be included on an RFP for the Manatee Road site included: -Reserve at least 40 acres for Park uses (as is typical for a community park), with remaining 20 acres for Housing. -Low to moderate density (88-264 units) -Significant set-asides for seniors, veterans, and special needs populations (10%-25%) -Allow for design flexibility, with consideration for neighbors (setbacks, orientation, building heights, etc. -Housing may be integrated within the park, allowing for creativity -Perhaps a mix of rental and ownership, to include long-term rental restrictions -Offer a mixture of income targets, concentrating on those with greatest need, according to the Housing Plan. -All units restricted to households with incomes from 0%-140% of median -Include a Developer Contribution Agreement (DCA) to provide resources for the park and/or a senior center. Mr. Giblin then presented a decision-making continuum in order to determine PARAB opinion with regard to co-location of affordable housing at both the Bembridge and Manatee Park sites, ranging from totally opposed, generally opposed, generally supportive, to fully supportive. This opinion, along with the AHAC opinion will be presented to the BOCC at the November 13,2018 for consideration in their discussion as to whether to move forward with an RFP for either or both of the two sites. Page 6 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 523 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) With regard to the Bembridge site, Mr. Brougham restated the consensus opinion reached by the attendees of the joint PARAB/AHAC meeting in that the Bembridge site should be developed for affordable housing, if that is the will of the BOCC. PARAB members now offered no further discussion in this regard. Mr, Brougham entered a molion for the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board to put forth an opinion offully supportive with regard to the det'elopment of the Bembridge site for affordable housing. Ms. Bills seconded the motion. All were infavor. The motion was carried. A discussion followed regarding PARAB members' individual opinions on the use of the Manatee Park site for co-location ofaffordable housing. Ms. Bills voiced her total opposition for use ofthe park for anJthing other than a park as originally intended. Ms. Bills expressed an appreciation of the gardens concept and pursuit of low cost altematives to move forward with park enhancements for a fully developed passive park. Mr. Saletko expressed his total opposition for use ofthe park for colocation of affordable housing and stated that the park should remain solely for use as a park. Ms. Gibson-Laemel inquired as to the 32 parcels ofland originally identified as potential sites for the construction of affordable housing and whether any other suitable properties may be considered, other than an existing park site. Mr. Smith concurred and specifically referenced a47 acre parcel located off of Randall Road. Mr. Williams replied that these 47 acres were donated as park land by the Golden Gate Estates Land Trust, originally intended to be the site of Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park. As the Regional Park is now being constructed at another location, the 47 acres are under consideration for other projects. The Parks Division is in discussion with the School Board for use of the land as a possible bus park, as well as potentially for use as additional Regional Park land. Mr. Smith opined that the 47 acre site would be an excellent location for affordable housing based upon location, size, and availability. Mr. Giblin stated his group was asked by the BOCC to conduct an inventory of all county owned lands and determine whether any were suitable for affordable housing. A list in the hundreds was compiled, however many were quickly determined to be unsuitable; for example, consisting of odd shaped parcels, strips of easements, or located in environmentally sensitive areas, etc. The two which were identified as most ideal were presented to the BOCC. There were several iterations ofthe list brought to the BOCC during the public process, who whittled the list down, ultimately ending in December with the two sites. Ms. Gibson-Laemel expressed an understanding ofboth sides ofthe issue, recognizing both the need for the maintenance ofpark land, as well as the need for affordable housing. Page 7 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 524 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) Ms. Gibson-Laemel noted that 45 years have passed without major development of the park site, with potentially an additional 10 years before f,rnding is available. Ms. Gibson- Laemel stated that co-location would serve the needs of the community, while also allowing for forward movement on a 40 acre passive park. Mr. Smith expressed his total opposition to splitting up the 60 acre Manatee Park site to co-locate affordable housing and stated that there were other options available for consideration. Mr. Smith further stated that once park land is gone, it is gone and not replaced. Mr. Smith expressed his opinion that the co-location concept seems to have been a "done deal" since the beginning. Mr. Olesky remarked upon the many changes he has seen during his many years of participation on PARAB, since 1996. Mr. Olesky stated he is generally opposed to the use of Manatee Park as a site for affordable housing, but is interested in further discussion. Mr. Brougham stated that he was generally supportive of the use of the Manatee Park site for the co-location of affordable housing, however did have concerns. Mr. Brougham stated it was premature to render an opinion prior to the availability of ideas, proposals, or substantive, factual information. PARAB will have the opportunity to participate in the process, offering advice and commentary, with the decision ultimately rendered by the BOCC. Mr. Brougham stated that he has been a full-time resident in Fiddler's Creek since 1999 and one of the participants in the creation of the original conceptual Master Plan for Manatee Park. Mr. Brougham was in favor of having a park; however, stated this will not become rcalized within the next 10-15 years, as sources and means of funding for the park are an issue. Contractor contributions and other revenue sources should not be shut down unequivocally without consideration. Ms. Bills clarified that a PARAB opinion of being totally opposed to the use of Manatee Park for co-location of affordable housing would be presented to the BOCC, who may yet vote to move forward with use of the site. At that point, PARAB would continue to participate in the process, rendering advice and opinion from the Parks perspective. Mr. Smith inquired as to whether affordable housing was being included in any of the new developments presently being constructed in the area surounding Manatee Park. A brief discussion was had in this regard, with the general answer being that there was some affordable housing inclusion, as well as the existence of available affordable properties in the area. Mr. Williams suggested that more information be reviewed as it becomes available prior to the adoption of a final opinion. Mr. Camell stated that while there are numerous developments plaru"red in the Manatee Park general area, none will be similar to the proposed housing up for discussion; without the assurance of restriction of home prices being held at affordable levels. Page 8 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 525 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) Ms. Bills entered a motion for the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board to render an opinion of totally opposed with regard to the development of the Manatee Park sitefor the co-localion of affordable housing- Mr. Saletko seconded the motion. Mr. Smith was also in favor. Dissents were entered by Mr. Olesky, Mr. Brougham, and Ms. Gibson-LaemeL The Board was equally divided for and against the motion, 3-3. Mr. Brougham entered a motion that any draft Request For Proposal document generated rc a result of a Bodrd of Counly Commbsioner vole be presented to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Boardfor review andfwther input. Ms. Gibson- Laemel seconded the motion. All were in favor. The motion was carried. Ms. Bills expressed concem that the split vote on the use of the Manatee Park site for affordable housing was not a fair representation of the PARAB opinion, as the Chairman was of a more middle ground opinion. Mr. Camell stated that in presentation to the BOCC on November 13, 2018, it could be summarized that four choices on a continuum were presented to PARAB at the October 17,2018 meeting with regard to the possibility oflocation of affordable housing at the Bembridge site and the Manatee Park site, based on the information presently available. With 6 voting members present, 3 were strongly opposed, being of the opinion that the site should remain as park land; 1 was generally supportive, and 2 were generally opposed, but willing to consider further discussion. Further, if the Board were to go forward with an RFP, the items generated by the PARAB/AHAC subcommittee will be requested for inclusion in the RFP. Mr. Carnell requested that if PARAB was in agreement, a motion be made to support this. Ms- Bills entered a motion lo dpprove Staffs presentation of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board opinion regarding the Bembridge site as being 'fully supportive" at the November 19, 2018 Board of County Commissioner's meeting. Approval is also given for Staff presentation of lhe PARAB vote of 3 members being strongly opposed, I generally supportive, and 2 generally opposed to co-location of affordable housing at the Manatee Park site. If lhe Board of County Commissioners moves to go forward with a Request For Proposal, the items generated by the PARAB/AIIAC subcommittee will be requestedfor inclusion in the Request For Proposal. Ms. Gibson-Laemel seconded the motion. All were infavor. The motion was canied. Adopt A Park - Ms. Bills Baywiew Park The park site was generally well reviewed, however with the following observations/recommendations : -The bathrooms were noted to be taped off and rendered unusable. It was recommended that the Port-A-Potties be more frequently maintained. -Note was made ofthe signage being faded and covered by vegetation. -Additional parking for non-boaters was suggested. Page 9 vlI. 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 526 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) Ms. Bills inquired as to what the expansion plans are which are referenced on the capital projects list. Mr. Williams stated that there are multiple county owned lots on Danford Street leading to Bayview Park, which are under consideration for development for additional boat parking. RWA Engineering is currently working on this concept. Ms. Bills inquired as to development of the wooded area across from the park; however, Mr. Williams noted the extreme cost of developing the land, which is full of mangroves. East Naples Community Park The park was favorably reviewed. In particular, the Pro Shop was singled out as being outstanding. The following observations/suggestions were noted to improve the park: -Inclusion of all dumpsters in an enclosure. -Maintenance of the main sign leading into the park. -The fencing leading to the soccer fields is in ill repair. - The community center activities center has an ill smell. -The rubber stripping on the pickle ball restrooms by the concession stand is an eyesore. -The pickle ball players requested hand towels in the restrooms. -The pavilion/shuffle ball courts need a refresh. Ms. Gibson-Laemel suggested a conversion ofthe shuffle board court to bocce ball. Mr. Williams noted the beginning of the new fiscal year on October 1, with the East Naples Community Park Master Planning process focused on reshaping the park to support the pickle ball phenomenon. PARAB input will be sought throughout the process. \IIII. Director's Highlights -Mr. Williams attended the National Recreation and Park Association meeting in Indianapolis and will present some of the new and interesting concepts discussed at a future PARAB meeting. - Note was made of preparations underway with regard to re-accreditation of the Collier Parks Division, which is due in spring 2020. -Sports Complex - The design plan is underway, with a plan to have 6 fields completed in the initial phase, by December 2019. Details are presently under discussion; a third party will be responsible for bringing in tournaments, with the Parks Division responsible for maintenance and local recreation. An appropriation of funds was made available this fiscal year for maintenance costs. More details will be provided as they become available. The $65M park is being paid for by the Tourist Development Council (TDC), with the primary focus on sports tourism, however with local recreational use as well. IX. Public/Board Comments -Ms. Suzanne Marchelle, 58-year resident of Naples (living in East Naples for 45 of those years) addressed PARAB to express her agreement with comments made by PARAB Page l0 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 527 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) members at the May 9,2018 meeting regarding the co-location of affordable housing at the Manatee Road Park site. Specifically, that PARAB is mandated to provide recreational facilities and not affordable housing. The local residents were promised a park and have a right to that park. A suggestion was made to review documentation of the donation of the land to the County in 1973 to determine if any covenants exist which stipulates its use. Mr. Brougham stated that this request had previously been made; Mr. Giblin stated that there were no restrictions of land use stipulated. Ms. Marchelle entered a request to please keep the land for use as a park, as had been originally intended and promised. -Mr. Elliott Miller, Chairman of the Fiddler's Creek CDD2 addressed PARAB to endorse maintenance of Manatee Park for use as a park. Further, a suggestion was made for the park to be enhanced as a garden site, with paths, flowers, and benches; no concrete, courts, or lights, etc., which would be of great benefit to the residents of Manatee and Roost Roads. Mr. Miller suggested creating a budget and securing private funding for the creation of the gardens. Mr. Miller urged PARAB to move to maintain Manatee Park as a park, as originally intended. -Ms. Gibson-Laemel inquired as to whether a line for a tennis net would be painted on the handball courts at Vineyards Community Park. Mr. Williams replied he would follow up on that inquiry. -Ms. Gibson-Laemel complimented Staff on maintenance of the butterfly garden. -Ms. Bills stated that the boardwalk at the Greenway becomes extremely slippery when wet, resulting in slip and falls. A request was made to address this hazard and to place appropriate signage in this area. -Ms. Bills inquired as to the status of the difficult access to the bike path after crossing the Gordon River Bridge. Mr. Williams previously spoke to a representative from the City and visited the site; however the hazard could not be identified. Mr. Williams invited Ms. Bills for a site visit to point out the specific area of concern to him. -Ms. Gibson-Laemel identified an additional missing column of information on the capital projects list; previous reports contained the $ cost of the project. Mr. Williams will follow up on this request. Page 11 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 528 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019) X. Adjournment There being no further business for the good of the County, the meeting was adjoumed. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Edward o'Ski" Olesky, Chairman These minutes approved by the Board/Committee on _ as presented, or as amended \-/ Page 12 30.A.3 Packet Pg. 529 Attachment: PARAB Meeting Minutes - October 17, 2018 (7955 : Parks and Recreation Advisory Board - January 16, 2019)