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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMay 13 AGENDA JOINT CITY COUNCIL / PARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE WORKSHOP Pizza and Pop will be Served! May 13, 2002 6:00 p.m. Maintenance Center 1. Skatepark Facility 2. Park Entrance Signs 3. Parking Issues · Parking Fees at Sand Point Beach · Vehicles with Trailer Parking 4. Park System Investments 5. Establishment of Subcommittee for Naming Parks, Facilities, Streets & Public Places 6. Amendments to Parks Advisory Committee Bylaws 7. Tour of Parks, Trails, New Development and Lake - July 29th 8. Other Business 9. Adjourn 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community 2330 SIOUX TRAIL NW · PRIOR LAKE, MINNESOTA 55372 TRIBAL OFFICE: 952*445-8900 . FAX: 952*445-8906 OFFICERS Stanley R. Crooks Chairman Glynn A. Crooks Vice Chairman Lori K. Crowchild Secretary/Treasurer April 15, 2002 City of Prior Lake Mayor Jack Haugen 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. Prior Lake, MN 55372 Subject: Skate Park Donation - $25,000 Dear Mayor Haugen: This is to inform you on April 10, 2002 the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Business Council reviewed the current skate park project underway in the City of Prior Lake. The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community has agreed to provide a $25,000 donation for purchase of the skate park equipment. The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Business Council also understands that by providing the $25,000 donation, that the City of Prior Lake will use its funds to design and build a more permanent location for the skate park at Lakefront park instead of placing the skate park in an existing hockey rink. If you have further questions, please contact Bill Rudnicki, Tribal Administrator, at 952- 496-6145. Tribal Chairman cc: Bill Rudnicki Frank Boyles April 7, 2002 TO: From: RE: Parks Advisory Committee Tom Schutz Sand Point Parking Current Operation of Parking Currently the city charges $4.00 per car with seasonal passes available for residents for $20.00 and non-residents $40007. Vehicles with trailers pay $10.00. (Resident/non- resident) 3ooo Fees are collected by an attendant from the first or second week in June until September 1st. (Approximate dates) No structured dates are in the current policy. Suggested Parking Fee Structure 1. Fees Residential $2.00 per vehicle per day. $20.00 seasonal passes available at Park and Recreation office. Non-Residential $4.00 per vehicle per day. $40.00 seasonal passes available. At Park and Recreation office. Vehicle with Trailer $10.00 per vehicle per day. . Time line · From April 1st to October 31st. Residents and nonresidents alike would be able to pay the parking fees by enclosing their fee in an envelope and depositing it into a collection bin by.the parking lot entrance. The top tab on the envelope would then be placed unto the dash of the parked vehicle. Vehicles that do not pay would be given a notice of the parking fee schedule in the form of a courtesy note. Collected fees must be collected daily. · From June 1st until September 1st. (or as dictated by staff) Parking lot attendants will collect fees at their assigned times. The reason for the changes is to make it fair for every person who uses the park facilities. Weather you come to the park at 6 a.m. or 10:00 a.m., May or July residents should be provided with a service at the same cost as everyone else. With the high use of these facilities, costs will continue to increase. The goal is to provide a very attractive park facility for many years to come and have the facilities available to everyone. The parking fees will allow the city to continue the maintenance and upgrading of the facilities without adding cost to the taxable base of city residents. ~ ..... April 7, 2002 TO: From: RE: Parks Advisory Committee Tom Schutz Sand Point Parking New Parking Facility As discussed at previous meeting, parking at Sand Point will continue to be a problem. We have looked at many options, which included repainting the upper parking lot at Lakefront Park. As many of us have already stated. The permitting of vehicle and trailer parking at Lakefront Park poses many concerns. This, for the most part should be considered a short-term fix and not a remedy. I am formally purposing staff to survey the area on Crest Ave and Cedar wood. (Area with the Prior Lake water tower). The objective is to determine the square footage available and establish how many parking areas would be created. This information can then be formulated to establish a cost. With agreement from the city counsel the measure would be put on the 2004 C.I.P. TO: FROM: MEMORANDUM Parks Advisory Committee Chris Esser, Recreation Superviso/~ DATE: May 7, 2002 Drop Box Costs and Beach Attendant Season Extension The PAC recommended that the season for fee collection at Sand Point Beach, which currently exists from early June to late August, be extended to April 1 through October 31. Kent Kloster has researched the costs to implement a drop box system. Please refer to the attached memo, which includes drop box, envelope, and ticket pricing quotes. The costs do not include installation and maintenance of the drop box and envelopes. The other recommended option to collect additional parking fees at Sand Point Beach was to extend the staffing season of the Beach Attendants. Based on the anticipated volume of vehicles and trailers, staff recommends that extension of the Beach Attendant scheduling should include weekends only outside of the typical beach season (when Lifeguards are present). Beach Attendants would be scheduled 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays pre and post beach season. The entire Beach Attendant staffing schedule would include: Pre-Season: Regular Season: Post-Season: April - May June - August September - October Saturdays and Sundays 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Pre and post-season staffing costs would include one or two scheduled Beach Attendants working a total of 288 additional hours at an average $7.00 per hour. This totals $2,016 in wages for one Beach Attendant, $4,032 for two Beach Attendants. We prefer our Beach Attendants work in pairs for added security and supervision of the parking lot and shelter areas. Staffing volunteers to pick up drop box deposits was another recommendation. Staff acknowledges the aid and convenience that volunteers may provide however, when dealing with volunteer recruiting, training and the handling of money, using a volunteer system may prove time-consuming and inconsistent. If a drop box system were recommended instead of extending the Beach Attendant staffing season, it would be appropriate to utilize existing city staff based on consistency and the handling of money. Another factor to keep in mind when discussing the extra collection season is the charging of regular park and beach patrons with cars only. If the collection season is extended, groups reserving the shelters for picnics, reunions, etc. and patrons using general park amenities before the beach is open and after the beach closes would be charged for parking in accordance with our fee schedule. They are currently able to utilize the park amenities for free, unless paying for a permit to reserve a shelter. The majority of the pre and post beach season users are Prior Lake residents, based on our past shelter reservation information. Shelter users in particular have commented on the benefit of reserving a shelter when the beach is not open to avoid their guests paying a parking fee. [f you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at (952) 447-9822 or by e-mail at cesser~cityo _fpriorlake.com. Thanks. 16200 l:agie Creei~ Ave. S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Memo To: Chris Esser, Recreation Supervisor Susan Walsh, Assistant City Manager From-' Kent Kloster, Recreation Intem/~' Date-' 5/7/02 Re-' Drop Box and Ticketing System for Sand Point Beach I have done some research about the ticketing system we are possibly trying to implement at Sand Point Beach. Steel Mailbox Company and Mailbox Works offer several different types of boxes that may fit our needs. I have attached a copy of the different boxes. The one that may best fit our needs is the box from Mailbox works; this is a box that is made specifically for payments and seems to be the best value. Drop Boxes: Size Price Steel Mailbox Co. H 27"x W 15 %" x D19" $ 350.00 (plus stand $75.00) Mailbox Works H 14" x W 10 %"x D23" $ 385.95 (Stand included) Similar to the city of Hudson's system, I have gathered price quotes for the payment stubs and envelopes to be used at Sand Point Beach for the times when the beach/parking attendants are not present. The specifications included: Both companies gave this estimate based on these specifications; 6"x5" Orange cards, Black ink, Double sided, Perforated in the center. The tickets would be separated at the perforation; one half would go on the dash of the vehicle and the other half would go in the envelope with payment. Printed information on the envelopes would include City Hall address, phone number, Sand Point Beach, and abbreviated information including the park hours. Based on this pricing, it would be an average supply cost of $0.30 per car or trailer parking at Sand Point Beach. This figure does not include labor to collect the envelopes or up-front costs for the mailbox and installation. Ticket Printing Costs 500 Tickets 500 Envelopes Apple Printing $101.00 $39.00 Copy Right Printing $110.00 $45.25 1013 Drop Box by Auth Florence Page 1 of 2 MyS.hgppi.r~g..Ca.r;t 1013 Drop Box Provide your customers will 24 hour convenience and reduce late payments. This tamper resistant drop box can hold over 2 weeks mail and offers the security of a locked storage area. The 1013 is constructed of heavy gauge steel. Shown above: 1013 in silver !.n.t.e. ce.s~e..d....i..n...._.t_be.....i.n.sta!.!a_t, io._n......e~._..Cc._.hJs product in the Chicagoland Area? Includes: 1013 Drop Box Post (Choose from 2 options) 3 Keys Size: Mailbox H 14" x W 10 3/4" x D 23" Incoming mail slot H 1-1/2" x W 10 3/4" Access Door H 8-1/2" x W 10 3/4" Weight: 40 lbs. 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O0 $15.00 http://www.steelmailbox.com/html/pedestal_drop_boxes.htm 4/18/02 Adopted September 5, 2000 POLICY FOR THE RENAMING OF CITY STREETS, AND THE NAMING AND RENAMING OF PARKS, FACILITIES, STREETS WITHIN PARKS, AND PUBLIC PLACES INTRODUCTION The City desires that the selection of a proper name for City streets, parks, facilities, streets within a park or public place be done through a thoughtful process by which all submissions will receive careful consideration. For this reason, the procedures and guidelines contained herein have been adopted. RESPONSIBILITY The renaming of City streets, naming or renaming of a park, facility, street within a park, or public place is the responsibility of the City Council. The City Council will normally act on a recommendation that has .been considered by a subcommittee consisting of two City Council members appointed by the Council, and two Park Advisory Committee members selected by the Committee. RENAMING OF STREETS WITHIN THE CITY The renaming pertains to streets within the City of Prior Lake. It does not pertain to the extension of existing streets or those proposed to be cohnected later. Streets in the latter category shall take on the name of the current street. EXISTING PARKS, FACILITIES, STREETS WITHIN PARKS AND PUBLIC PLACES Any park, facility, street within a park, or public place named prior to the approval of this policy shall retain the name previously given, unless renamed in accordance with this policy. The renaming of any such facility is expected to remain in effect for a minimum of five years. PARKS, FACILITIES, STREETS WITHIN PARKS AND PUBLIC PLACES Prior to the completion of a park development or comprehensive redevelopment, a working name may be used to label a park, street within a park, or public space for identification and reference purposes. Parks, facilities, streets within parks, and public places shall be permanently named in accordance with this policy. Normally, once a park, facility, street within a park, or public place is renamed in accordance with this policy, it will retain that name. PROCEDURE The .following procedure will be followed for the renaming of City streets, naming parks, streets within parks and public places: (1) The City staff, City Council, Advisory Body or City resident may request the naming of a street, park, facility, street(s) within a park, or public place. (2) Residents, neighborhood groups'and developers are asked to submit proposals for naming using the notification process and submission guidelines contained herein. (3) City staff collects a list of potential names by soliciting input from neighborhood groups, residents and developers of newly constructed projects. This list will be formulated based on the criteria contained herein. (4) The subcommittee established in accordance with this policy will review the list of potential names. The subcommittee will discuss each name and its relative merits. Potential names 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER (5) Adopted September 5, 2000 may be added or eliminated from the list at this time. A decision may be made at this or any subsequent meeting called by the subcommittee. The recommended name together with the rationale therefore, will be provided in a report for placement on the next City Council meeting agenda. If the City Council does not approve the recommended name, it shall refer the question back to the subcommittee with direction. NAMING CRITERIA Listed below are the criteria which will be used to generate a list of potential names for parks, facilities, streets within parks, and public places: .(1) Consideration may be given to naming of a City street, park, facility, street within a park or public place after the major subdivision in which the street, park or public place is contained or which it is to serve. (2) Name selection may acknowledge local historical events, persons or significant benefactors. (3) If a park, facility, street within a park or public place is to be named after an individual, living or deceased, the person shall have obtained local or national prominence via significant contribution in any field or endeavor. (4) Consideration of a name may acknowledge major financial contributions which made acquisition or property and/or development possible. RENAMING CRITERIA The renaming of a City street, park, facility, street within a park and a public place will be considered if one of the following criteria is met: (1) The name of the park is the working name for the park assigned prior to or during development. (2) The neighborhood changes and the primary users have submitted a petition for a name change that contains at least 51% of the households within a % mile radius. (3) An individual or organization contributed a significant portion of the costs of renovation of a park facility or area. (4) Renaming can occur for an individual living or dead who has significantly served the community. In order to be considered for such an honor, the person should have completed at least ten years of service. There should be a waiting period of at least six months from termination of service, or six months from the death of the individual. SUBMISSION (~UIDELINES Submission of names for City streets, parks, facilities and public places will be made on forms provided for that purpose. The completed forms should be returned to staff within the timeline set forth in the notification. NOTIFICATION PROCESS Before the subcommittee meets for the first time, notification should be given in the following manner: · Notification on the City of Prior Lake web site: www.cityofpriorlake.com · Notification in the City's official newspaper · Active solicitation by committee members and staff · Notification via letter or flyer to residents of the development or subdivision served by the park. FINAL DETERMINATION The City Council reserves all rights in the naming or renaming of all City streets, parks, facilities, streets within parks, and public places. BYLAWS OF PRIOR LAKE PARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Adopted May 16, 1994 Amended January 2, 1996 Amended January 6, 1997 Amended February 16, 1999 Amended December 4, 2000 PREAMBLE The Prior Lake Parks Advisory Committee (PAC) was created in July, 1989 by an act of the Prior Lake City Council to: (1) serve as a liaison between city government and the community, (2) serve as a resource for a new and existing neighborhoods, groups, and civic organizations seeking information concerning the Prior Lake park system, (3) to assist city government in setting open space, land acquisition and development policies, (4) to serve as a body to make recommendations to the city council relating to specific parks and open space development, and, (5) to assist city council in researching a variety of funding sources for the Capital Improvement Program and related park development. ARTICLE 1. NAME Section A. Name - The legal name of the organization is the "Prior Lake Parks Advisory Committee". Section B. Office - The Office of the Prior Lake Parks Advisory Committee is at 16200 Eagle Creek Avenue, S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372. ARTICLE 2. OFFICERS Section A. Officers - The Officers of the Prior Lake Parks Advisory Committee shall be a Chair, Vice-Chair and a Secretary. The City Manager or his/her designee shall serve as Secretary of the Committee. Section B. Chair - The Chair of the Committee shall be appointed from among the Committee's membership for a two year terms in November, by majority vote of the Parks Advisory Committee. The duties of the Chair include: 1. Review and approval of meeting agendas. 2. Presiding at meetings. 3. Participating with the City Council in the selection of Committee members. 4. Semi-Annual reporting to the City Council. 5. Representation of the Committee as appropriate. Section C. Vice Chair - The Vice-Chair shall be selected annually by the Committee and shall perform the duties of the Chair in his/her absence. The Vice-Chair shall assume such other duties as assigned by the Chair. Section D. Secretary - The City Manager or his/her designee shall act as the Secretary and shall be responsible for recording and compiling a written summary of all official activities of I:\advbodys\pac\bylaws.doc Section E. Section F. Section G. Section H. Section I. the Committee. Appointment - The Committee shall consist of five (5) members, appointed by the Prior Lake City Council for a term of three (3) years from Sefftemb~-November 1 to August October 3'1. The Committee shall be representative of the citizens who live in Prior Lake. Committee members may serve based upon attendance and participation, continued residence in Prior Lake and in accordance with the term limit policy established by the City Council. Vacancies - If the office of Chair becomes vacant the Parks Advisory Committee shall appoint a replacement in accordance with Article 2, Section B. If the Office of Vice- Chair becomes vacant, the Committee shall elect a successor from its membership at the next regular meeting, and such election shall be for the unexpired term of said office. Should a member resign, or otherwise vacate a seat on the Committee, Prior Lake City Council shall appoint a replacement to complete the term. The selection of the Chair or Committee member will be filled in accordance with City Council Bylaws. Performance Criteria - Annually the Committee shall perform a written self-evaluation on the following: 1) Implementation of the preamble. 2) Achievement of goals and objectives. 3) Compliance with bylaws. 4) Formulation of proposals and recommendations and overall accomplishments. 5) Visitation of subject sites as applicable. 6) Members personal attendance record. The Committee shall forward this evaluation to a review committee comprised of the staff member assigned to the Committee, City Manager, Mayor, and one member of the City Council. The review Committee shall present this report and any additional comments to the Council by the first week of December for action and recommendation at the annual meeting in accordance with the Council Bylaws. Term Limit - It is the policy of the Prior Lake City Council to impose a two term (or 6 year) service limitation for all appointed positions within the committees and commission. Partial terms do not count toward the term limitation. The purpose of the term limit policy is to encourage resident participation on City advisory bodies and provide community members with the opportunity to participate in their local government. Conflict of Interest - Members with a financial or vested interest with an applicant, application, proposal, policy, or other committee issue shall disclose the relationship before participating in discussion about the issue. If the conflict is deemed to be significant, the member shall refrain from discussion and voting on such issue. If the conflict involves the presiding officer, he/she shall disqualify him/herself from discussion and pass the gavel to the Vice-Chair or a member who has no conflict. He/she may resume the chair once the issue has been dispatched. I:\advbodys\pac\bylaws.doc Section J. Code of Oonduct - Committee members will adhere to the following: 1. Committee member's opinion pertaining to a function, organization or specific application or issue shall not be given to the public or media unless there is a clear qualification that the opinion is that of the member and not the official opinion of the committee or the City. If a Committee member gives or represents the opinions of the Committee, he/she shall do so only after receiving the official direction from the Committee. 2. The conduct of Committee members shall reflect positively upon the Committee, individual member and city. 3. Committee members shall avoid any actual or apparent impropriety. ARTICLE 3. MEETINGS Section A. Regular Meetinqs - In conformance with the Minnesota Open Meeting Law all meetings of the committee are open to the public. Regular meetings shall be held on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 6:00p. m. at Prior Lake Maintenance Center, 17073 Adelmann Street, Prior Lake, Minnesota. In the event that such a date shall fall on a legal holiday, the meeting shall be held on the next succeeding day. Regular meetings may be rescheduled, canceled or changed depending upon unique circumstances and subject to the approval and consent of both the Chair and/or Vice- Chair. Section B. Notification - All regular meetings of the Committee shall be noticed by: 1) Posting at city hall for at least two (2) days prior to the meeting. 2) A copy of the notice, agenda and accompanying materials shall be received by the Committee, City Council, staff and others designated by the City Council, no later than the Wednesday Friday prior to the Monday meeting and in no case later than two (2) days prior to a special meeting. Section C. Special Meetinqs - Special Meetings of the Committee may be called by the Chair, or two (2) members of the Committee for the purpose of transacting any business designated in the call. Staff may recommend calling a special meeting, but must receive approval from either the chair or two members of the Committee. The call for a special meeting may be delivered prior to the time of the proposed meeting to each Committee member of the Committee at least two (2) days prior to the special meeting. At such meetings, no business shall be considered other than as designated in the call. The notification provisions of Section B of the article shall be followed. Section D. Quorum for Reqular and Special Meetinqs - A majority of Committee members shall constitute a quorum for the purpose of conducting its business, but a smaller number may adjourn from time to time until a quorum is obtained. When a quorum is in attendance, action may be taken by the Committee upon a vote of a majority of the Committee present. Section E. Conduct of Business at Meetinqs - The agenda for a regularly scheduled meeting shall include the following in order of business: I:\advbodys\pac\bylaws.doc Section F. '1. Call to Order 2. Approval of minutes of previous meeting(s) 3. Old Business 4. Other Business 5. Staff Update 6. New Business 7. Adjournment Voting - All members of the Committee have equal voting authority. ARTICLE 4. Section A. SCOPE OF POWERS AND DUTIES Powers and Duties - The Committee shall act in an advisory capacity to the Prior Lake City Council and shall advise the City Council on Park matters identified in the preamble or as assigned to the committee. Semi-Annually, or as otherwise required by the Council, the Committee Chair shall give an accounting of the Committee's activities with respect to its goals and objectives before the city council. Additionally, specific powers, duties and responsibilities may be assigned to the Committee upon approval of the City Council. Section B. Subcommittees - The Committee may divide its membership into Subcommittees as it deems necessary to implement its goals and objectives. ARTICLE 5. AMENDMENTS Section A. Amendments - These bylaws shall be reviewed by the Committee annually. Committee may recommend revised bylaws to the City Council for final approval. The I:\advbodys\pac\bylaws.doc P TO: SUBJECT: May 7, 2002 Parks Advisory Committee Members Tour of City Parks At the last few meetings you agreed it would be a good idea to invite the Council members to join you for a tour of our parks and trails. This was supposed to be done at the joint meeting on May 13th. Since there is plenty of room on the 40-passenger Laker Lines buses, I thought it would be a good idea to invite members of the Planning Commission and Lake Advisory Commission. Since the Planning Commission meets on the same night as PAC, it was proposed to schedule the tour on a different date then May 13th. Monday, July 29th, was decided upon since City meetings are not scheduled at that time. The first half of the tour would be on the Laker Lines bus and the second half would be a tour of Prior Lake on board the Charles Prior II. I hope this last minute change is acceptable, and you are all available to make the tour on July 29t". This item is on the May 13 PAC Agenda for discussion. 16200 Eagle Creek Ave. S.E., Prior Lake, Minnesota 55372-1714 / Ph. (952) 447-4230 / Fax (952) 447-4245 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER