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Park and Recreation Advisory Commission Packet 05-09-2019
Next Meeting – June 13 at the Plymouth Creek Center, 14800 34th Avenue North PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 3. OPEN FORUM: 4. PRESENTATIONS (NON-ACTION ITEMS): 4a Plymouth Creek Center Project Update 4b Recreation Operations 5. NEW BUSINESS (ACTION/NON ACTION ITEMS): 5a Trail Gap Projects Update – Sonya Rippe (Project Coordinator) 5b Plymouth Parks & Recreation 2019 Strategic Plan Update 5c Draft 2020-2030 Capital Improvement Program Review (CIP) 6. COMMISSIONER/STAFF UPDATE Upcoming Community/Special Events 7. ADJOURNMENT DATE & TIME: Thursday, May 9, 2019 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS Plymouth City Hall, 3400 Plymouth Boulevard, Plymouth, Minnesota 55447 1 Proposed Minutes March 14, 2019 Proposed Minutes Park & Recreation Advisory Commission Thursday, March 14, 2019 MEMBERS PRESENT: Chair Tricia DeBleeckere, Commissioners: Dick Burkhardt, Marilyn Sunseri, Michael Swanson, Vita Wilson MEMBERS ABSENT: Vice Chair Aaron Vanderwall, Commissioners: Margie DuPuis STAFF PRESENT: Parks & Recreation Director Diane Evans, Deputy Director Barb Northway, Recreation Manager Kari Hemp, Office Support Specialist Sarah Josephs COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Planning Commissioner David Witte GUESTS: Stewart Crosby of SRF Consulting, Tim McIlwain of HCM Architects, Jaqui Zamora and Stacy Strand of Flagship Recreation 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair DeBleeckere called the meeting to order at 7:10 p.m. 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion by Commissioner Sunseri, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, recommending approval of the February 14 Park and Recreation Advisory Commission meeting minutes as written. With all members voting in favor, the motion carried. 3. OPEN FORUM: Laura Babcock from the City of Plymouth Environment Quality Committee (EQC) was present to share that their committee has begun exploring the benefits and opportunities of Plymouth becoming a Green Step City. This is a free and completely voluntary program in Minnesota that provides pathways that guide and support cities to set and achieve green goals. Many of the current projects that PRAC is involved with, such as upgrading to LED lighting, trail connections and improvements, and the PIC’s R22 conversion, would qualify as green initiatives. In order to maximize the benefits of the City’s participation, the EQC is asking for all committee and commissions to support the initiative. EQC members will be able to provide more information and answer any questions at future meetings once their application is approved. The committee will be presenting their application to City Council in spring/summer 2019. 4. PRESENTATIONS (NON-ACTION ITEMS): 5. NEW BUSINESS (ACTION ITEMS): 5a. Northwest Greenway Phase Five Master Plan – Trailhead Project Director Evans introduced Stewart Crosby, a Landscape Architect from SRF Consulting. Mr. Crosby has been working with the City on the Northwest Greenway Master Plan throughout the last five phases. Phase Five will take place on the west side of the Northwest Greenway, just off of Peony Lane near Wayzata High School. There are two raised nodes that will have developments installed on. The 2 Proposed Minutes March 14, 2019 northern, larger, node will have 100 parking spaces, concrete plaza, and a 3-season reservable picnic shelter. The entire facility will be built just outside of the flood plain along the wetlands. The southern node will have 56 parking spaces, trail access, and a playground designed for those 13+. This site will also have two smaller picnic shelters and a portable restroom enclosure. Tim McIlwain of HCM Architects has been working on the 3-season picnic shelter’s components. The shelter will be built to accommodate up to 150 people and have a staging area for events. More people can be accommodated on a concrete plaza in front of the shelter. Within the shelter will be storage rooms for tables and chairs, a server/catering space area, and restrooms. The overlook patio will have a garden and sitting wall. There is a non-developed view with lots of up- close access to nature. Jaqui Zamora and Stacy Strand of Flagship Recreation are putting together the playground structure. The playground will have a challenge course feel with a mix of ninja course obstacles. Features include rock climbing, rope climbing, and other climbing obstacles. The playground surfacing will be a wood fiber material. The playground will be designed for those 13 years and older. Director Evans shared that 16 residents attended a project Open House just prior to this PRAC meeting tonight. Many positive comments were received such as; liking the different amenities, liking the large parking option, liking the fix-it bike station, and appreciating it being a multi-use gathering spot. Suggestions include; adding a geocache stop, adding a crosswalk on Peony Lane, and adding more bouldering areas along the Greenway. Mr. Crosby shared that the project is scheduled to have construction documents for the trails and parking lots ready for bid by the end of April with construction starting this summer. Architects would continue to design and develop plans for the building with a scheduled construction time of summer 2020. The playground would also be installed in summer 2020. Council member Davis asked if this project is all part of the Capital Improvement Plan. Director Evans shared that money is scheduled in the 2019 CIP. Right now the cost estimate is higher than what was budgeted. There is currently $2.5 million in the CIP, but estimates have come in around $3 million. Council would have to authorize the additional spending. The Department has the money available to fund the balance of the project. Commissioner Burkhardt asked if there were any unique ongoing maintenance needs that this playground would require. Deputy Director Northway answered that the playground has some traditional components that the 2-12 year old playgrounds have. Other playgrounds also have the rocks and ropes; not to this level or height, but the same type. They have been fairly easy to maintain thus far. The playground vendor we are working through is part of Landscape Structures, Inc based in Delano so we would have a proximity advantage to the manufacturer. They would be able to handle any touch ups or repairs that our staff could not do. Commissioner Sunseri feels this trail head project will be a huge draw. Since there is already a lot of traffic in the area she is concerned with pedestrian safety. Director Evans shared that there is a controlled intersection in the area to help those cross from the west side of Peony Lane to this trail head. There is also a controlled intersection at Schmidt Lake Road and Peony, as well as Lawndale and CR 47. Commissioner Wilson shared that she thinks the building looks great and appreciated the attention and thoughtfulness on the site plan as well as the view for park users. 3 Proposed Minutes March 14, 2019 Chair DeBleeckere shared that this has been a project many years in the works and is very excited to see the trail head starting this year. This will be great spot for people to start on the trail. Commissioner Burkhardt added that up until now most of the Greenway has been hidden. This will be a great way to give it more visibility and create more convenient access. Director Evans shared that if PRAC approves of the Master Plan it will then be presented to Council at their meeting next week. Motion by Commissioner Burkhardt, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, recommending the approval of the Northwest Greenway Phase 5 Master Plan. 5b. Annual Report Recreation Manager Hemp presented the 2018 Department Annual Report. A rough draft had been presented at the February 14 PRAC meeting. Any comments and suggestions made at that meeting have been applied to this final version. Motion by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Sunseri, recommending the approval of the 2018 Annual Report. 5c. Chair & Vice Chair Appointment Director Evans shared with Commissioners that each year a Chair and Vice Chair need to be selected. The commission’s recommendation will then be forwarded to City Council for their approval. The current Vice Chair, Aaron Vanderwall, has submitted his resignation from PRAC. Due to his work schedule conflicts he is no longer able to be a member. Mr. Vanderwall joined PRAC in 2007 and has been a great asset to the commission. Motion by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Swanson, recommending the approval of Tricia DeBleeckere as the 2019 PRAC Chair. Motion by Chair DeBleeckere, seconded by Commissioner Sunseri, recommending the approval of Dick Burkhardt as the 2019 PRAC Vice Chair. 6. COMMISSIONER/STAFF UPDATE The Harbor Review is a monthly variety show that takes place at the Plymouth Creek Center on the second Thursday of each month. It features poetry, theater, comedy, and more. Tickets are available at the door for $15 per person. The 2nd Annual Summer Preview Night was taking place at the same time as the PRAC meeting. This event is set up to feature summer contractors, sample projects, and course catalogs so participants can attend and ask questions. A pop-up movie has been scheduled at the Fieldhouse Dome for April 6 in the late afternoon. More information will be coming out soon. Council member Judy Johnson has resigned to take a position with the Met Council. Council will begin accepting applications and holding interviews to fill her seat. Twenty RFPs were sent out to perspective architectural companies for the Plymouth Creek Center renovation project. 7. ADJOURNMENT 4 Proposed Minutes March 14, 2019 Motion by Commissioner Burkhardt, seconded by Commissioner Swanson, recommending adjournment of the Park and Recreation Advisory Commission meeting. With no objection, Chair DeBleeckere adjourned the meeting at 8:03 p.m. Title Slide -Gray PLYMOUTH CREEK CENTER CITY COUNCIL DESIGN CHARETTE April 23, 2019 AGENDA 1.Introductions 2.Schedule 3.Programming 4.Site Fit Studies 5.Climate & Energy 6.Benchmarking 7.Next Steps Schedule Bonding resolution submitted May 14 or May 28 Bonding deadline June 14 April 23, 2019 Blank © 2018 HGA 4 v Blank © 2018 HGA 5 Blank © 2018 HGA 6 Blank © 2018 HGA 7 Expand existing balcony Blank © 2018 HGA 8 Loading Blank © 2018 HGA 9 Blank © 2018 HGA 10 Views to Millennium Gardens Loading Blank © 2018 HGA 11 Blank © 2018 HGA 12 Loading Blank © 2018 HGA 13 PARKING OPTION A Blank © 2018 HGA 14 PARKING OPTION B Blank 15 PARKING OPTION C PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability spring summer fall winter wind sun PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability Architecture Daylighting Passive Solar Design High Performance Envelope Opportunities Systems Lighting + Controls High Efficiency HVAC Ventilation Control Set Expectations •Energy Benchmarking Evaluate Alternatives •Conceptual Energy Modeling •Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Refine the Details •Component Analysis Verify Solutions •Whole Building Energy Modeling* PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability PROCESS:Engineering and Sustainability Performance Management Site & Water Energy & Atmosphere Indoor Environmental Quality Materials & Waste Brookview Community Center Andover YMCA Community Center Williston Center Ramsey County Shoreview Library American Swedish Institute Hennepin County Brooklyn Park Library Thank You Closing Slide -Photo REGULAR PRAC MEETING May 9, 2019 Agenda Number: 5A To: Parks & Recreation Commission Members Prepared by: Sonya Rippe, Project Coordinator Reviewed by: Diane Evans, Director of Parks & Recreation Item: Trail Projects (Gaps & Extensions) 1. ACTION REQUESTED: The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission should review and make recommendations on the upcoming trail projects to be scheduled in the 2023-2025 Capital Improvement Program (CIP). 2. BACKGROUND: Plymouth’s current trail system is an established network of more than 173 miles of city, county and state trails and sidewalks that connect neighborhoods to parks, schools, transit, and commercial areas. A multi-use trail system is a key amenity to the community because it provides pathways for healthy, non-motorized transportation. A major goal of the trail system is to improve recreational use of the trails by adding new trail connections and/or by filling gaps within the network. On a semi-regular basis, staff present trail gap and extension options to Commissioners for consideration and prioritization. Trail options are typically based on residential requests, safety concerns, usage patterns, and grant/collaboration availability. In recent years, it has become more difficult to complete trail gap projects because many of the remaining trail sections lack easements, have grade challenges, require tree removal, and have neighborhood challenges. The table below provides a reference for trail segments to be completed in 2019. Roadside Trail Segment Year Brockton Lane – Medina Road to Hamel Road (City of Medina Partnership) 2019 Vicksburg Lane – 32nd Avenue to Commercial Entrance 2019 Over the last several years, PRAC has reviewed trail gaps and reprioritized segments based on resident requests, safety concerns, usage patterns and grant/collaboration availability. Trail Segments for Consideration (In Gap Number Order) Trail Segments Gap # Side Projected Cost Cost Sharing/Grant Potential Schmidt Lake Road – Minnesota Ln to Harbor Ln 18 North $193,041 Northwest Blvd – 56th Ave to Bass Lake Rd 25 West NA Vicksburg RR Crossing – Prairie Ponds to Plymouth Reserve Development 26 Park $175,578 Bass Lake Road – Hwy 169 to Nathan Ln 35 South NA Nathan Lane – Bass Lake Rd to 56th Ave 36 West NA County Road 24 – CR 101 to City Limits 44 North $347,529 Hamel Road – West of Urbandale Ct to Brockton Ln 50 South $664,061 Old Rockford Road – Vicksburg Ln to Rockford Rd 56 South $232,274 Medina Road – 28th Ave to Niagara Ln 57 South $86,264 Old Rockford Road – Three Rivers Trail to 41st Ave 72 North $199,243 South $206,509 Old Rockford Road – East of Evergreen Ln to Zachary Ln 73 North $284,986 Old Rockford Road – East of Evergreen Ln to Evergreen Ln South $33,998 26th Avenue – Medicine Lake Blvd to Hwy 169 79 North $382,947 County Road 6 – Olive Ln to Ferndale 82 South NA County Road 6 – Minnesota Ln to Fernbrook Ln 89 North $525,023 County Road 6 – Juneau Ln to Fernbrook Ln 90 South NA Parkers Lake – Trail south of Parkers Lake to Kingsview Ln 91 NA County Road 6 – Xenium Ln to Highway 55 98 North NA County Road 6 – Xenium Ln to Highway 55 99 South NA South Shore Drive – Trenton Court N to Highway 55 105 East NA Zachary Lane – Sunset Trail to North of 1st Ave 106 NA Old County Road 15 – Highway 55 to Saratoga Ln 107 South $416,183 South Shore Drive – 10th Ave to Highway 55 108 West NA Old County Road 15 – Transit Station to Revere Ln 109 North $378,909 Nathan Lane – 13th Ave to South past 10th Ave 110 West NA 10th Avenue – Revere Ln to Kilmer Ln 111 South NA Betty Crocker/Shelard Pkwy – Nathan Ln to Hwy 169 117 North $390,420 Highway 55 – Evergreen Ln to Medicine Lake Dr 118 North $129,818 Old Rockford Road – 41st Pl to Trail east of Vicksburg Ln 119 North $179,642 County Road 101 – County Rd 47 to 54th Ave 121 East $277,255 $150,000 from Hennepin County Creekside Development/Wayzata HS Connection 122 Internal NA ISD #284 To match up with grants, partnerships and development, the following projects are scheduled for 2020-2022. 2020: Gap #26, Vicksburg RR Crossing 2020: Gap #57, south side of Medina Road 2021: Gap #121, east side of County Road 101 2022: Gap #122, residential connection serving over 475 homes to Wayzata High School Staff recommends to focus on the following trail gaps for 2023-2025. In 2024, staff would be able to work with utility companies to move utilities in preparation for the trail project in 2025. 2023: Gap #119, north side of Old Rockford Road from 41st Place to trail east of Vicksburg 2025: Gap #90, south side of County Road 6 from Juneau Lane to Fernbrook Lane Some other trail considerations include the following: Gap #18, north side of Schmidt Lake Road Gap #56, south side of Old Rockford Road Gap #89, north side of County Road 6 3. BUDGET IMPACT: Trail gap and extension projects are scheduled in the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) utilizing the Park Dedication Fund. 4. ATTACHMENTS: Recommend Trail Gap Detailed Maps Plymouth Trail Gap Map Book Trail Gap #18: Schmidt Lake Road $193,041 Minnesota Lane to Harbor Lane North Side This proposed project on the north side of Schmidt Lake Road would connect the Providence Academy east entrance with the existing trail at Harbor Lane. The site consists of grass boulevards, B618 curb, signs, utility pedestals, utility hand holes, trees, and a commercial driveway. Right of way is at about 16-26 feet behind back of curb. A 10 foot wide bituminous trail roughly 1,615 feet in length is proposed. The 10 foot wide trail would be installed on the back of existing B618 curb. ADA compliant pedestrian ramps are proposed at all intersections. The tie in point on the west end of the project would be the east side of the east entrance of Providence Academy. The east tie in point would be the east side of Harbor Lane where a new pedestrian ramp would be constructed to ADA standards. The existing slope by the wetland would need to be built up for the trail to be installed. A survey would need to be performed to verify existing right of way and determine if easements need to be acquired. There are no existing trail easements along the proposed trail route. Temporary right of entries would need to be obtained from property owners for restoration. Trail Gap #26: Vicksburg RR Crossing $175,578 Prairie Ponds to Plymouth Reserve Development Park The proposed trail on the north side of the Canadian Pacific Railroad would fill the gap where the existing Prairie Ponds trail ends west of the new Vicksburg Lane bridge over the railroad tracks to near 15545 52nd Place. The site consists of a vehicle bridge over the Canadian Pacific Railroad, trees, an old dirt frontage road, trees, a parcel of land that is currently owned by a developer (Taylor Creek LLC- 5330 Vicksburg Ln), a pole building and a small pond. 5330 Vicksburg Lane is the property that the majority of the trail would be built across, so the proposed trail could be requested to be built with the future development. An 8 foot wide bituminous trail approximately 1,250 feet long is proposed. The trail would start at where the existing trail ends west of the new Vicksburg Lane bridge, then follow the north side of the railroad tracks under the bridge on the flat part of the slope paving. The trail would then continue to the east along the existing private dirt road and cut north along the existing driveway to connect with 52nd Place. A pole building that is likely in the way now will have to be moved or demolished to make way for the trail. This project would include one ADA compliant pedestrian ramp. A survey would need to be performed prior to the project to verify existing right of way and to determine where easements will need to be acquired. The City currently owns the property on the west side of Vicksburg Lane at 5335 Vicksburg Ln which also has the potential to be developed at some point. Temporary easements for grading or restoration will also likely be needed for all properties along the proposed trail to complete this project. Trail Gap #56: Old Rockford Road $232,274 Vicksburg Lane to Rockford Road South Side This proposed project on the south side of Old Rockford Road would connect the Vicksburg Lane trail with the Rockford Road intersection. The site consists of graded grass ditches, areas of bit curb, B618 curb and gravel shoulders, signs, utility pedestals, a storm manhole grate, a sanitary manhole, trees, boulders, and a median with landscaping. Right of way is about 12-30 feet behind bituminous pavement edge. A 10 foot wide bituminous trail roughly 2,200 feet in length is proposed. The 10 foot wide trail would be installed on the new bituminous back of curb. Pedestrian ramps are proposed at all intersections. A survey would need to be performed to verify existing right of way and determine the easement that need to be acquired. Temporary right of entries would need to be obtained from property owners for restoration. Trail Gap #57: Medina Road $86,264 28th Avenue to Niagara Lane South Side The proposed trail on the south side of Medina Road would fill the gap from where the existing trail ends at 28th Ave to Niagara Lane. This project would include adding four ADA compliant pedestrian ramps. The site consists of a grass boulevard with a bus stop bench, stop signs, and fiber optic hand holes. Right of way stays consistent at 14-16 feet behind back of curb. A 10 foot wide bituminous trail approximately 405 feet is proposed. The trail would be installed on the backside of the curb along the south side of Medina Road. The existing trail section on the west end would be re-aligned so that the street crossing at 28th Ave would be perpendicular to the street. ADA compliant pedestrian ramps would be installed on both sides of 28th Ave and the existing non-ADA compliant pedestrian ramps on the north and south ends of the west side of Medina Road at Niagara Lane. Grading would need to be done east of the existing driveway for 2765 Niagara Lane to the trail connection point. A survey would need to be performed prior to the project to verify existing right of way and to determine if easements would need to be acquired. Temporary easements for grading or restoration will likely be needed to complete this project. The CIP includes a proposed mill and overlay of Medina Road where this trail is proposed and surrounding areas in 2021. Trail Gap #89: County Road 6 $525,023 Minnesota Lane to Fernbrook Lane North Side The proposed trail on the north side of County Road 6 would fill the gap between Minnesota Lane and Fernbrook Lane. This project would include adding ADA compliant pedestrian ramps. The site consists of a grass boulevard with retaining walls, signs, fire hydrants, mailboxes, utility hand holes, utility boxes, power poles, nearby trees and driveway entrances. A 12 foot wide bituminous trail approximately 2,475 feet long is proposed. The trail would be installed on the backside of the existing curb along the north side of County Road 6. The pedestrian ramp on the west side of Minnesota Lane would be removed and replaced to ADA standards. The three fire hydrants will need to be relocated. The sixteen driveway aprons/curb would be removed and just the curb opening for the driveway replaced. Multiple retaining walls will need to be constructed or reconstructed to make room for the trail. The bigger retaining wall at the church will be rebuilt with large modular style retaining wall block. Power poles throughout the project will most likely have to be relocated as they are anywhere from about 6-14 feet off back of curb. A survey would need to be performed prior to the project to verify existing right of way and to determine if easements would need to be acquired. Due to the County Road 6 alignment and the existing right of way there are five properties that will likely need permanent trail/utility easements. Temporary easements for grading or restoration will also likely be needed along the proposed trail to complete this project. Trail Gap #90: County Road 6 Feasibility Cost Not Available Juneau Lane to Fernbrook Lane South Side The proposed trail on the south side of County Road 6 would fill the gap between Juneau Lane and Fernbrook Lane. This project would include adding ADA compliant pedestrian ramps. The site consists of a grass boulevard with signs, mailboxes, utility hand holes, utility boxes, power poles, nearby trees and driveway entrances. A 10 foot wide bituminous trail approximately 1,100 feet long is proposed. The trail would be installed on the backside of the existing curb on the south side of County Road 6. A survey would need to be performed prior to the project to verify existing right of way and to determine if easements would need to be acquired. Trail Gap #119: Old Rockford Road $179,642 41st Place to Trail east of Vicksburg Lane North Side This Proposed project on the north side of Old Rockford Road would connect Vicksburg Lane with Rockford Road. The site consists of: gravel shoulders, graded grass ditches, signs, phone boxes, a cable box, a fiber optic hand hole, electric man holes, fire hydrants, a wooden pole for the EVP for Vicksburg Lane/Old Rockford Road traffic signal, another wooden pole for an antenna, and a driveway. Right of way is about 16- 31 feet behind bituminous pavement edge. An 8-10 foot wide bituminous trail roughly 1,540 feet in length is proposed. The 10 foot wide trail would be installed on a new bituminous back of curb in the areas on either end where the grading would be difficult. In between those areas, the trail would be 8 feet wide, separated from the road by green space. It would stay 5 feet away from the fire hydrants for maintenance and right of way purposes. A 3-4 foot tall small block retaining wall will need to be constructed across from 41st Ave because of the slope into the wetland. Pedestrian ramps are proposed at all intersections. A survey would need to be performed to verify existing right of way and determine the easement that need to be acquired. Temporary right of entries would need to be obtained from property owners for restoration. Trail Gap #121: County Road 101 $277,255 County Road 47 to 54th Avenue East Side This proposed project on the east side of County Road 101 would provide a trail from County Road 47 to 54th Avenue. An 8-10 foot wide bituminous trail roughly 3,995 feet in length is proposed. The trail would typically be 10 feet wide and include a 6 foot wide grass boulevard to separate the road from the trail. An exception to this is adjacent to the right turn lane to the proposed Westin Ridge development where the trail would be 10 feet wide adjacent to the back of curb. Another exception would be adjacent to the existing wetland where the proposed trail would be narrowed to 8 feet wide with a 4 foot wide grass boulevard to avoid impacts to the wetland. Pedestrian ramps are proposed at all intersections. A 300 foot long retaining wall roughly 2.5 feet tall would be necessary north of 54th Avenue to manage steep slopes. The existing available right of way varies between 16-23 feet. Additional right of way would be platted with the proposed Westin Ridge development. Trail Gap #122: Creekside Development/Wayzata HS Feasibility Cost Not Available Creekside Development to Wayzata HS Internal This proposed project is on the south side of the Creekside Development and would provide a trail connection from the development to Wayzata High School property. This trail would serve as a connection to Wayzata High School for over 475 homes. The trail would be 8-10 feet wide. The proposed location is not necessarily the final location. The final location would be dependent on topography and the best location to cross the creek. 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INFORMATION SHOULD BE FIELDVERIFIED AND COMPARED WITH ORINGIAL SOURCE DOCUMENTS.Ü 0 5Miles ")24 ")6 ")73 ")10 ")61 ")101 ")47 ")9¬«55 £¤169 §¨¦494 1 2 3 6 9 54 87 SE - 9 04/10/19 Legend City Trail City Sidewalk NW Greenway Three RiversRegional Trail School Trail MN DNR StateTrail On-Road Bike Private Proposed CityTrailProposed CitySidewalk REGULAR PRAC MEETING May 9, 2019 Agenda Number: 5B To: Parks & Recreation Commission Members Prepared by: Diane Evans, Director of Parks & Recreation Reviewed by: Item: Plymouth Parks & Recreation 2019 Strategic Plan Update 1. ACTION REQUESTED: The Park and Recreation Advisory Commission should review and approve the 2019 Strategic Plan update. 2. BACKGROUND: As a part of the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) process, administered by the National Recreation and Park Association, the department develops a strategic plan to ensure that our mission, goals, and objectives are achieved. STRATEGIC PLAN INFORMATION The Strategic Plan was developed by staff utilizing information and resources from a variety of sources including the 2030 Comprehensive Plan, the Capital Improvement Program, and specific goals and initiatives tied to each of the divisions. In essence, the strategic plan is a compilation of both long- range and short-term goals that helps the department stay on track to meet the vision and mission of the City. The attached document provides a mid-year update. 3. BUDGET IMPACT: There is no budget impact for this action item. 4. ATTACHMENTS: 2019 Strategic Plan Update PLYMOUTH PARKS AND RECREATION 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN GOALS #1 Provide a high-quality park and open space system that offers a balance of active and passive recreational opportunities #2 Develop and maintain a trail system throughout the community to provide recreation opportunities and encourage non-motorized transportation #3 Provide recreation programs and facilities that are well used and cost-effective ON-GOING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE #1 Develop Nature Canyon: Develop this special use recreation facility as a blended site that combines both active and passive uses. Consider looking for possible development partnerships. #1 Northwest Greenway: Identify and secure land for ecological and recreational trail corridor running from Wayzata High School and Elm Creek Playfield eastward to Lake Camelot Parks and the future regional trail. #1 Neighborhood Park Improvements: Implement improvements within each park service area according to Comp. Plan Table 7A-5 in Appendix 7A. #1 Organized Sports Facilities: Monitor and respond to the need for ball fields, multi-use fields, sand volleyball courts, outdoor hockey, and gyms. #1 Maintain the Parks and Trail System: Maintain the quality of the existing parks, trail system, and fund the replacement of buildings, trails and playgrounds through the Park Replacement Fund. #1 Historic Preservation: Identify historic landmarks in city and work with the Plymouth Historical Society to preserve and promote. #1 Nature Area Protection: Continue to protect natural areas through; management of conservation areas within parks, and City regulations of shore land, floodplain and wetlands. #1 Management of City-owned Open Space: Develop and apply a management plan for each existing and future City-owned open space. #2 Trail Gaps, Connections & Crossings: Continue to improve the recreational use of the trail system by 1) Making corridor gap closures, trail extensions and connections. 2) By providing trails on both sides of designated high volume roadways. 3) Providing safe roadway crossings of major community obstacles and/or barriers in the trail system as designated in the Comp. Plan. #2 Trail Railroad Crossing: Consider providing safe at-grade crossing of the following railroad corridors in the trail system; Holly Lane, Quantico Lane and Three Ponds Park. #3 Special Recreation Facilities: Consider providing special recreation facilities such as an art park, environmental parks and skate park in response to demonstrated need. #3 Outdoor Hockey/Figure Skating: Look at reducing the number of outdoor rinks to focus on providing quality ice facilities. #3 Recreation Programs: Continue to provide a broad range of recreation programs that meet the needs of all age groups, from pre-school to seniors, in a cost effective manner. Emphasize the commitment to health, wellness, and fitness. #3 Special Events: Continue to sponsor or co-sponsor special community events to provide a common ground for celebration and development of community pride. #3 Collaboration: Continue to work with other public, private and non-profit groups and agencies, local units of government and school districts to enhance the City’s limited resources and the array of programs. #3 Continue to Use Volunteers: Continue to use volunteers to help stretch taxpayer dollars. PLYMOUTH PARKS AND RECREATION 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN ADMINISTRATION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 1-A1 Land Acquisitions: Secure land for the Northwest Greenway, future Parks and open space using park dedication funds. Responsibility: Management Staff (Evans) Budget Impact: $200,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Funding available if needed. 2-A2 Northwest Greenway Corridor – Phase V: Construction of a trail head facility at the south end of the Elm Creek Wetland. Responsibility: Management Staff (Evans) Budget Impact: $2,500,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Final construction documents and bid package are being prepared for end of May award. 1-A3 New Neighborhood Park – Harvest: Develop new park– off of CSAH 47 & Troy Lane. Responsibility: Management Staff (Northway) Budget Impact: $250,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Work will commence in June with substantial completion by the end of October. 2-A4 32nd Avenue No. Trail: Work with Plymouth Engineering Department to complete gap. Responsibility: Management Staff (Rippe) Budget Impact: $250,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Construction coordinated with Engineering – June thru October construction. PARKS AND FORESTRY DIVISION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 1-PF1 Playground Replacement/Renovation: This project renovates Zachary Park playground. Responsibility: Parks & Forestry Manager (Brunelle) Budget Impact: $350,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Demolition of the playground is underway. 1-PF2 Emerald Ash Borer Management Plan: Continue with treatment and management of ash trees. Responsibility: Forester (Buck) Budget Impact: Budget Timing: 2019 Trees on the west side of the community are being treated. 1-PF3 Buckthorn Eradication: Continue buckthorn management program in collaboration with ICWC. Responsibility: Forester (Buck) Budget Impact: $50,000 Budget Timing: 2019 In progress. PLYMOUTH PARKS AND RECREATION 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN 1-PF4 Bridges & Boardwalks: Replacement of boardwalk at Plymouth Dog Park. Responsibility: Parks & Forestry Manager (Brunelle) Budget Impact: $80,000 CIP Timing: 2019 Project completed 2-PF5 Parking lot repair: Repair of Parkers Lake Playfield Park parking lot. Responsibility: Parks & Forestry Manager (Brunelle) Budget Impact: $700,000 CIP Timing: 2019 project Work will commence in June and will be completed in phases. 3-PF6 Work Efficiency Initiatives: Continue utilizing software and hardware improvements to enhance efficiencies. Responsibility: Department Managers Budget Impact: Staff Time Timing: On-going City invested in asset management software “Cartegraph”. 1-PF7 Lighting Improvements: Add lighting to East Medicine Lake Parking Lot. Responsibility: Parks & Forestry Manager (Northway) Budget Impact: $100,000 CIP Timing: 2019 Project Scheduled for July completion. RECREATION DIVISION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 3-R1 CAPRA: Management and oversight of CAPRA Responsibility: Recreation Manager (Hemp) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: 2019 Staff is working on project in preparation for next summer. 3-R2 Special Events: Implement new programs and/or services (e.g. Pickle-ball Tournament; Great Dome Challenge; and Stem programs.) Responsibility: Recreation Manager (Hemp) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: 2019 3-R3 Fees & Policies: Review and update division policies and fees as appropriate. Responsibility: Recreation Manager (Hemp) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: 2019 Fees will be reviewed this fall. PLYMOUTH PARKS AND RECREATION 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN VOLUNTEER DIVISION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 2-V1 Plymouth Has Heart: Stencil red hearts every 1/10 of a mile on select trails to help residents track their activity. Responsibility: Volunteer Coordinator (Maas) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: On-Going (Initiated end of 2009) Process will be initiated for summer implementation. 3-V2 Volunteer Recognition Event: Responsibility: Volunteer Coordinator (Maas) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: On-Going (Initiated end of 2009) Planning is underway for fall event. PLYMOUTH ICE CENTER DIVISION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 3-PIC1 Transition to LED lighting: Responsibility: PIC Manager (Halverson) Budget Impact: $150,000 CIP Timing: 2019 Obtaining quotes for May thru June installation. 3-PIC2 Replace Zamboni: Responsibility: PIC Manager (Halverson) Budget Impact: $150,000 CIP Timing: 2019 New Zamboni will arrive by June. Working on selling the old machine. 3-PIC5 Track Facility Users: Install and track facility users. Responsibility: PIC Manager (Halverson) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: On-going On-going. PLYMOUTH CREEK CENTER & FIELDHOUSE DIVISION INITIATIVES GOAL INITIATIVE MID YR. STATUS FINAL 3-PCC1 Track Facility Users: Install and track facility users at the PCC/Fieldhouse. Responsibility: PCC Manager (Fleck) Budget Impact: Staff Time Timing: On-going On-going. PLYMOUTH PARKS AND RECREATION 2019 STRATEGIC PLAN 3-PCC2 Asphalt/Concrete Repair: Repair and/or replace hardscape around the perimeter of the Fieldhouse. Responsibility: Managers (Fleck) Budget Impact: $100,000 CIP Timing: 2019 This is a summer project: July thru October. 3-PCC3 PCC Renovation/Expansion: Implementation project as directed by City Council. Responsibility: Managers (Fleck & Hemp) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: 2019 Project architect and CM have been selected – working on schematic design. 3-PCC4 Historical Society Management: Develop long range management plan and building improvement strategies for the Historical Society. Responsibility: Managers (Fleck & Hemp) Budget Impact: Staff time Timing: 2019 Working on building plans for 2020 CIP. Finishing final recommendation for long-term status of H.S. REGULAR PRAC MEETING May 9, 2019 Agenda Number: 5C To: Parks & Recreation Commission Members Prepared by: Diane Evans, Director of Parks & Recreation Reviewed by: Item: 2020-2030 Draft CIP 1. ACTION REQUESTED: The 2020-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is attached for your review. 2. BACKGROUND: On an annual basis, in conjunction with the budget process, the CIP is updated to reflect estimated Parks and Recreation Department projects and costs. This year, the CIP covers a ten year period to better prepare for long range needs. Highlight of the Parks and Recreation Department CIP include: Plymouth Creek Center Project (2020) Northwest Greenway Challenge Course (2020) Elm Creek Bocce Ball Courts (2020) Historical House Renovation (2020) The Meadows Playfield Development (2021) Lake Camelot Boardwalk Replacement (2024) Northwest Greenway Juneau Lane Connection (2024) 3. BUDGET IMPACT: Refer to the attached 2020-2030 Capital Improvement Program for budget impacts. 4. ATTACHMENTS: 2020-2030 Capital Improvement Program