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HomeMy WebLinkAboutParks and Recreation Commission Meeting Packet 2-22-2007Park and Recreation and Forestry Commission Meeting Agenda February 22, 2007 6:30 P.M. 1. Roll Call 2. Swear in new member (Darren Peterson) On February the City Council approved the re -appointment of John Kroeger and appointment of Darren Peterson to the Parks and Recreation Commission. The Council also appointed Jerry Kunz as Chairperson to the Parks and Recreation and Forestry Commission. 3. Approval of minutes from the January 25, 2007 meeting. 4. Public Input - Citizens are encouraged to speak to the Park and Recreation and Forestry Commissioners on issues of concern. 5. YMCA Update 6. Unfinished Business: a.) Oakwood Park Proposal Phase I Quotes for Phase I items such as grading, irrigation, and fencing were received. As per the minutes of the last meeting, sodding of the field areas was $25,000 to $32,000 — approximately half of the cost of the total grading bids. Does the Commission wish to investigate / discuss seeding as an option? A rough estimate for hydro seeding would be $9,600, and for Brillion seeding (mechanically placing the seed) would only be $3,000. The time it would take for the field to be ready for use would be longer with the seeding options. Contract documents are being drafted. Phase II Phase II is the creation of a playground area adjacent to the proposed soccer fields. The Commission has indicated a desire to investigate playground packages that are targeted for younger children. The focus is to keep the cost under $15,000 for the equipment. Note: the cost of the boarder and fiberfill material could be as much as $8,000 for a large area. The Gametime web site displays numerous playground packages. Under the "Primetime" label and within the cost range of under $15,000, it was suggested by Commissioner Palm that the play set "Mix It Up", could meet this need. This has a list price of $14,453. A computer linked to this web site with the display on the large screen will be available at the meeting to discuss this and other various playground packages. Phase III Disc Golf — Cost estimated have been developed for a 9 -Hole and 18 -Hole course: The design for a 9 hole course is $900.00 and for a 18 hole course is 51500.00. This would assure that our course would be built to acceptable standards thru the National Disc, Golf Association. Disc Golf at Oakwood / Greenfield: The prices are between $360.00 and 5380.00, for the goals depending on the style. This would be 9 or 18 depending on the course. Concrete and rebar would cost approximately 5150.00 per hole. The tee pads could be developed by stafffor approximately 5100.00 each. They would be bituminous and should hold up very well. The clearing and brush removal could be done in house and would enlist the help of the Frisbee association to assist. When the Silver View course was installed they were available and helpful. Tree removal will be kept to a minimum. We are basically looking at scrub bushes and stunted saplings. The corridors or freeways are not very wide and efforts would be made to keep any larger trees in play. Signage could be installed at a later date, and we could do without the blacktop tee boxes for awhile. We could use gravel and aglime (we will have some from the ball field). The area where the old playground stood would need to be trimrrred back and maybe some of the cottonwoods removed due to their condition. We do have some saplings growing just east of that area. Staff discussed these with our forester and he felt it would be better to get some bare root plantings instead of flying to transplant our existing saplings. b.) Park Dedication Fund Review — The estimated fund balance of the Park Dedicated Fund as of December 31, 2006 was $994,808.13 plus an estimated interest amount of $15,000. c.) Park Improvement Plan - The Park Improvement Program was last updated in June of 2006. A review and update of the Park Improvement Program should be initiated. The Park Improvement Program includes a complete review of all the needs in the park system. These include both short term and long term needs. The program then categorizes them into three groups: A. Maintenance (do now) B. Budget (budgeted item for 2008, 2009, or 2010) C. Long Term (large expenditures added to Capital Improvement Program) d.) Park Watch Program — Is this a program the Commission wants to implement? What would it entail? Commissioners Aukee and Kunz will draft an article for the next Mound View Matters e.) YMCA Advisory Committee Appointments — With expiration of Shari Kunza's term on the Commission, there is a vacancy on the YMCA Advisory Committee on which she served. The YMCA Advisory Committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 2:30 PM. Are there any Parks and Recreation Commission members who wish to volunteer for serving on this committee? Darren Peterson? £) Meeting with City Council — Annually the Commission meets with the City Council. This has been set for April 2, 2007. Does the Commission want to develop a list of agenda items and topics to discuss with the City Council? 9 -Hole 18 -Hole Design $900 $1,500 Goals $3,420 $6,840 Footings $1,350 $2,700 Tee pads $900 $1,800 Clearing Staff / Golf Volunteers Sub total $6,570 $12,840 10% contingency $ 657 $1,284 TOTAL $7,227 $14,120 The design for a 9 hole course is $900.00 and for a 18 hole course is 51500.00. This would assure that our course would be built to acceptable standards thru the National Disc, Golf Association. Disc Golf at Oakwood / Greenfield: The prices are between $360.00 and 5380.00, for the goals depending on the style. This would be 9 or 18 depending on the course. Concrete and rebar would cost approximately 5150.00 per hole. The tee pads could be developed by stafffor approximately 5100.00 each. They would be bituminous and should hold up very well. The clearing and brush removal could be done in house and would enlist the help of the Frisbee association to assist. When the Silver View course was installed they were available and helpful. Tree removal will be kept to a minimum. We are basically looking at scrub bushes and stunted saplings. The corridors or freeways are not very wide and efforts would be made to keep any larger trees in play. Signage could be installed at a later date, and we could do without the blacktop tee boxes for awhile. We could use gravel and aglime (we will have some from the ball field). The area where the old playground stood would need to be trimrrred back and maybe some of the cottonwoods removed due to their condition. We do have some saplings growing just east of that area. Staff discussed these with our forester and he felt it would be better to get some bare root plantings instead of flying to transplant our existing saplings. b.) Park Dedication Fund Review — The estimated fund balance of the Park Dedicated Fund as of December 31, 2006 was $994,808.13 plus an estimated interest amount of $15,000. c.) Park Improvement Plan - The Park Improvement Program was last updated in June of 2006. A review and update of the Park Improvement Program should be initiated. The Park Improvement Program includes a complete review of all the needs in the park system. These include both short term and long term needs. The program then categorizes them into three groups: A. Maintenance (do now) B. Budget (budgeted item for 2008, 2009, or 2010) C. Long Term (large expenditures added to Capital Improvement Program) d.) Park Watch Program — Is this a program the Commission wants to implement? What would it entail? Commissioners Aukee and Kunz will draft an article for the next Mound View Matters e.) YMCA Advisory Committee Appointments — With expiration of Shari Kunza's term on the Commission, there is a vacancy on the YMCA Advisory Committee on which she served. The YMCA Advisory Committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 2:30 PM. Are there any Parks and Recreation Commission members who wish to volunteer for serving on this committee? Darren Peterson? £) Meeting with City Council — Annually the Commission meets with the City Council. This has been set for April 2, 2007. Does the Commission want to develop a list of agenda items and topics to discuss with the City Council? g.) Parks Promotional Video - The City will be creating a promotional video that will be shown on cable TV and at the Town Hall Meeting. This video will have a segment (5 to 10 minutes in length) showing parks facilities. The Commission wanted the video include showcasing Greenfield playground, Random and Groveland Buildings, YMCA indoor playland, fitness room, ballfields, ice skating/hockey (outdoor and warming house footage), Tobacco -Free video, new and existing park shelters, Facility Guide. Need to develop by March 21 St. Possibly include ribbon cutting ceremonies at Groveland and Random parks?? 7. New Business: a.) Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Random and Groveland Parks — Saturday March 10, 1:OOpm b.) Hillview Playground Equipment - The 2007 budget has $38,000 allocated for the replacement of the playground equipment at Hillview park. 8. Commissioner/Staff Reports: a) Random Park Building Status Report The Random building is in use and the feedback that staff is getting has been very good. The YMCA will start booking reservations in it now. b) Groveland Park Building Status Report Groveland should be done next week. The inspections are hopefully scheduled on the plumbing and then the fire system can be checked. The building is done and has been since last week. When the inspections are complete staff will install our cores so that our keys will operate. c) Skating Rink Update Sunday February 18th was the last day for rinks. There will not be attendants and we probably won't flood anymore this winter. If the weather holds we will try to sweep them for a while. The sun really takes a toll on the north ends and it is warming up so this is short lived at best. d) County Road 10 Trailway Project: Segments 9&10 Project Update —Bids for this project were received on February 8, 2007. There were a total of twelve bids received. The bids are still being reviewed. The low apparent bid submitted was for $453,000 which compare to the engineer's estimate of $533,000. The bids will be submitted to the City Council on February 26, 2007 for consideration of award. If awarded, it is anticipated that work would start in late March / early April. e) County Road 10 Trailway Project: Segments 1 -5 DNR Grant Application —The City will be submitting grant applications for Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Trailway Grant Program along will a resolution of support, and letters of support from various agencies (including the Commission) by February 28th f) Any Other Reports? 9. Request for future agenda items/other business Possible Items for March 15th Agenda (NOTE: Next meeting date was moved due to spring break) • Park Improvement Plan — Finalize? I, Darren Peterson, do solemnly swear (or affirm) to support the Constitution of the United States and of this state and to discharge faithfiilly the duties devolving upon me as a Parks and Recreation and Forestry Commissioner of the City of Mounds View to the best of my judgment and ability. Name Here Witness Date Title Park, Recreation and Forestry Commission Meeting Minutes January 25, 2007 1. Call to Order: 6:34 p.m. Roll Call: Kroeger, Kunz, Arel, Long, Aukee, Palm Staff Present: Lee, Dazenski 2. Approval of minutes from the December 21, 2006 meeting. Motion to approve by Arel, 2"d by Aukee. Motion Passed 6-0 3. Public Input - Citizens are encouraged to speak to the Park and Recreation and Forestry Commissioners on issues of concern. No residents present. 4. YMCA Update: No staff representative present 5. Unfinished Business: a.) Oakwood Park Proposal Phase I Quotes for Phase I items such as grading, irrigation, fencing, and seeding will be submitted to the Commission on January 25t" for review. If this project proceeds, construction of Phase I items is planned to commence first thing in the spring of 2007. $51,000: grading including sod restoration of $25,000-$32,000 $17,500: irrigation $5,800: fencing $74,300 Motion by Kunz, 2"d by Long to present Phase I cost estimates to City Council using Park Dedication Funds for this project. Passed 6-0 Phase II Phase II is the creation of a playground area adjacent to the proposed soccer fields. The Commission researched the Gametime website looking at playground packages under $15,000. Rainier Pride is listed in the Mulder $15,000 category and appeared to be a good option. Discussion about replacing the climbing wall with another slide, and having no canopies. Direct staff to get cost breakdown of Rainier Pride with a toddler area and swing set. Phase III Disc Golf —Michael Snelson from Fairway Flyerz presented ideas to put a disc golf course between Oakwood and Greenfield Parks. There are options of a nine -hole and 18 -hole. The Commission was concerned about the impact of parking for area. There are options for off- street parking on the north side of Hillview Road or off of Quincy with additional costs. Staff said that creating fairways would not be cost significant. Baskets would cost $315 or $377 each, ($2835-$3393 for 9 hole) Tee signs $35-152 ($315-$1368) Tee launch pads can vary using cement, asphalt or Class 5. Course design fee is $900 for a 9 hole, or $1500 for an 18 -hole course. We can design an 18 - hole and put in a 9 -hole with the option of adding an 18 later if it gets high usage. Volunteers of Minnesota Disc Golf Association may be able to help with installation. There is the possibility of having tee signs sponsored by area businesses. Direct staff to determine total cost for both 9 and 18 hole course including course preparation. 6. New Business: a.) Commission to Recommend Appointment to Vacant Commission Seat – The City received two applications for the vacant seat on the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Commission. These two applicants attended the meeting. A silent vote was taken. Motion by Long 2nd by Aukee to recommended Darren Peterson to the City Council to take the vacant seat on the Commission. Motion Passed 6-0. b.) Park Dedication Fund Review – The budget sheet and Park Improvement Program was last updated in June of 2006. A full review and update discussions of the Park Improvement Program should be scheduled for the February 22nd Commission meeting. c.) County Road 10 Trailway Project: Segments 1 -5 DNR Grant Application – The City will be submitting grant applications for Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Trailway Grant Program. There are two types of DNR Trailway grants the City will be applying for; Local Trail Connection Program and the Federal Recreational Trail Program. The City Council approved a resolution of support for these grant applications on January 22, 2007. In addition to the resolution of support, letters of support from various agencies (including the Commission) will increase our probability of being successful. Staff will draft a letter of support by the Commission for consideration of execution. d.) Park Watch Program – Is this a program the Commission wants to implement? What would it entail? Area communities do not have a similar program. How do we promote resident involvement? Mounds View Matters has regular reminders to residents to call 911 and report park disturbances. Should we approach residents living near the parks asking them to report issues of concern? Should we put signs at all parks reminding residents to report incidents? Should we put a request in the Mounds View Matters asking residents to volunteer for a Park Watch Program to determine interest? Aukee and Kunz will draft this for the next issue. We will put out information at the Town Hall Meeting, to gather support and interest for a Park Watch Program. e.) Bethlehem Baptist Church: Dedication of Funds – Amlually the Bethlehem Baptist Church makes donations to several charitable organizations. It would be advantageous for the City to create a list of civic items that would benefit from such a donation and submit this to the Bethlehem Baptist Church. Ideas include: Supporting improvements at Oakwood Park—Toddler playground equipment? Disc Golf? Improving ball fields, specifically an artificial pitching mound at Greenfield Park ($3500?) Permanent field lining JoxBox at home plates f.) YMCA Advisory Committee Appointments — With expiration of Shari Kunza's term on the Commission, there is a vacancy on the YMCA Advisory Committee on which she served. The YMCA Advisory Committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 2:30 PM. Current Commissioners are not able to attend these meetings. We will check with recommended Commissioner, Darren Peterson, and if not, may consider inviting other applicant to be a representative. g.) Meeting with City Council — Annually the Commission meets with the City Council. The Commission prefers the April 2" d work session and will develop a list of topics to discuss at the February and March meetings. h.) Town Hall Meeting April 14, 2007. There will be a table/booth set up for Parks. The Commission would like to have the following available for display at this booth: The new Facility Guide, photos and info on new park buildings, Oakwood Park project, possible Park Watch Program, Tobacco -Free Park sign, Tobacco -Free bookmarks (available from YMCA?) Also, the City will be creating a promotional video that will be shown on cable TV and at the Town Hall Meeting. This video will have a segment (5 to 10 minutes in length) showing parks facilities. Items/facilities the Commission would like to see in this promotional video include showcasing Greenfield playground, Random and Groveland Buildings, YMCA indoor playland, fitness room, ballfields, ice skating/hockey (outdoor and warming house footage), Tobacco -Free video, new and existing park shelters, Facility Guide. Need to develop by March 21 S`. Possibly include ribbon cutting ceremonies at Groveland and Random parks?? Staff will inquire about coordinating this effort and include the Eagle Scout. March 15"' as a possible date? 7. Commissioner/Staff Reports: a) Random Park Building Status Report: Final inspection 1/25/07, will get certificate of occupancy first week of February, 2007. b) Groveland Park Building Status Report: Mechanical/Electrical is complete. Painting will happen this week. Final inspection estimated mid-February. Resident concerns about safety and security of construction area and building. Staff did witness safety precautions taken despite an incident of vandalism. Contractor did have contact with staff to assist with safety concerns. c) Indoor Playground Equipment at the Mounds View Community Center is being used. d) Skating Rink Update: No rink at Groveland, but others are up and running. e) County Road 10 Trailway Project: Segments 9&10 Project Update — On January 8, 2007, the City Council approved the plans and specification and set a bid date of February 8"' for this project. The drinking fountain and bike racks were removed from the plans as per the Commission's recommendations. On January 22, 2007, the City Council made a motion to direct Staff to facilitate the creation of revised plan sheets and specifications to include a bid alternate to deduct the boardwalk bump out area. The estimated cost of the boardwalk bump out area is $4,900; the cost to revise the plans and specs and change the bid documents is estimated to be $1,200 to $1,500. f) Any Other Reports? Walking trail at old Sysco property and Medtronic status? Medtronic has until 2009 to respond to this trail issue. 8. Request for future agenda items/other business Possible Items for February 22" d Agenda 0 Oakwood Park a Park Improvement Plan Review ® Budget Review ® Agenda items for meeting with City Council work session in April o Ribbon cutting ceremonies at Random and Groveland (Saturday March 10, 1:00 p.m,) © Video recording for MV Town Hall Meeting ® Hillview Park playground equipment 9. Motion to Adjourn by Kunz, 2°d by Aukee. Motion Passed 6-0 10. Adjourn 9:32 PM 2-20-2007 09:16 A14 251 -Park Dedication CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW REVENUE & EXPENSE REPORT (UNAUDITED) AS OF: DECEMBER. 31ST, 2006 PAGE: 52 6 L, o OF YEAR COMPLETED: 100.00 CURRENT CURRENT YEAR TO DATE PRIOR. YEAR BUDGET % YTD REVENUES BUDGET PERIOD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BALANCE BUDGET INTERGOVERNMENTAL 251-3360 OTHER COUNTY GRANTS 0 0.00 0.00 _ 1,350.00 0.00 0.00 TOTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL 0 0.00 0.00 1,350.00 0.00 0.00 OTHER REVENUES 251-3610 INTEREST REVENUE 12,000 0.00 0.00 10,642.59 12,000.00 0.00 251-3650 DONATIONS 0 0.00 948,092.55 200.00 ( 948,092.55) 0.00 251-3652 DONATIONS - PARK 865,000 10.00 2,660.00 18,006.00 862,340.00 0.31 251-3680 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE 0 0.00 0.00 75.00 0.00 0.00 TOTAL OTHER REVENUES 877,000 10.00 950,752.55 28,923.59 ( 73,752.55) 108.41 TOTAL REVENUES 877,000 10.00 950,752.55 30,273.59 ( 73,752.55) 108.41 2-20-2007 09:16 AM 545,600 CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW PAGE: 53 251-4470-7050-073 RANDOM PX ELDG REPL PR 0 REVENUE & EXPENSE REPORT (UNAUDITED) 0.00 ( 1.70,802.64) 0.00 251-4470-7050-074 CONSTR;SYSCO-OUTLOT A 0 AS OF: DECEMBER 31ST, 2006 0.00 ( 4,767.50) 0.00 251 -Park Dedication 0 51,109.86 125,673.24 0.00 ( 125,673.24) 0.00 251-4470-7050-077 GREENFIELD PARK PLAY E 0 0.00 0.00 % OF YEAR COMPLETED: 100.00 Street Pavement Mgmt 545,600 107,153.12 342,683.74 85,611.45 202,916.26 62.81 CURRENT CURRENT YEAR TO DATE PRIOR YEAR BUDGET % YTD DEPARTMENTAL EXPENDITURES BUDGET PERIOD ACTUAL YTD ACTUAL BALANCE BUDGET MATERIALS & SUPPLIES 251-4470-1600 OPERATING SUPPLIES _ 0 0.00 33.48 _ _ 0.00 ( 33.48) 0.00 TOTAL MATERIALS & SUPPLIES 0 0.00 33.48 0.00 ( 33.48) 0.00 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 251-4470-3030 OTHER PROFESSIONAL SER 0 0.00 33.48 0.00 ( 33.48) 0.00 251-4470-3030-075 OTHER PROF -LAKESIDE PA _ 0 0.00 0.00 231.00 0.00 0.00 TOTAL CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 0 0.00 33.48 231.00 ( 33.48) 0.00 CAPITAL OUTLAY 251-4470-7050 CONSTRUCTION 545,600 23,285.77 41,440.3685,389.47 504,159.64 7.60 251-4470-7050-073 RANDOM PX ELDG REPL PR 0 32,757.49 170,602.64 0.00 ( 1.70,802.64) 0.00 251-4470-7050-074 CONSTR;SYSCO-OUTLOT A 0 0.00 4,767.50 0.00 ( 4,767.50) 0.00 251-4470-7050-076 GROVELAND PARK SHELTER 0 51,109.86 125,673.24 0.00 ( 125,673.24) 0.00 251-4470-7050-077 GREENFIELD PARK PLAY E 0 0.00 0.00 221.98 0.00 0.00 TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 545,600 107,153.12 342,683.74 85,611.45 202,916.26 62.81 TOTAL Street Pavement Mgmt 545,600 107,153.12 342,750.70 85,842,45 202,849.30 62.82 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 545,600 107,153.12 342,750.70 85,842.45 202,849.30 62.82 REVENUE OVER/(UNDER) EXPENDITURES 331,400 ( 107,143.12) 608,001.85 ( 55,568.86)( 276,601.B5) 183.46 m Date Tran I Reference Description Amount Vendor Invoice PO Encumbrance R-.. 03/10/2006 G06292 292 PARK DEDICATION - 8140 4, 082.55CR �� `y� in _ L,7_L 0.00 1 03/24/2006 G06484 484 PARK DEDICATION -8200 C 865, 000.00C11 F. 1PA 0.00 2 05/12/2006 G06426 426 PARK DEDICATION-SAPLI 20,160.000R ��/ f, ; R� � o J 0.00 3 07/18/2006 G06578 578 PARK DEDICATION-HARS 58,850.0008 /C/lk {,,a c:� 0.00 4 4 records 948,092.55CR r -T ��� r��✓i En C a) O o C O 0) Oca C C N 6 O O O C) � (p O -O m 2 _ O O N O N O N O U L p �i V) Q• .N-1 L y o 0 0 '3 N o 0 3 a aa)) m o m CY m Z o 0 0 0 0° o m o @ 0 o N N a) a) o = croi .c C m @ 5 'Op •N a) a) m C Y a c 0 O a) O. 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