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Home My WebLink AboutParks and Rec Advisory Board-Agenda Packets-11/5/2001 Ie . Texas AGENDA ;NUMBER .1. 2. 3. 4. PARKS AND RECREATION 'DEPARTMENT PARKS AND R~CREATION ADVISORY BOARD . AGENDA Monday, NQvember5,2001 7:00 p.n". . For the meeting conducted at the Park Annex located at 5109 Bransfbrd Rd. I . . AGENDA ITEM Call to Order Approval of the September 10,2001 Minutes. Introduction of new Park Board member Bill Mitchell Discussion . and consideration of propos,ed donation Chairman Rich Hendler . Recrei;ltion, Athletics; Tennis and Seniors' Reports 6. Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Reports 7. Other Informationalltems* 8. Adjournment *( This time is allocated for citizens to informally address: the. Board on malte~s not on the agenda that require noiormal. action. Each presentation will be limited toa maximum of five (5) minutes. Board members may not respond to Citizens who speak regarding matters not On the agenda.) '_ 'certify that the above agenda Was posted on the bulletin board at City Hall on, November 1, 2001~.{).j~ I. . 5109 Bransford Road P.O. Box 185 Co"eyvi"e~ Texas 76034 . 656~PARK Metro: (817) 498-4749 Fax: (817}ti77-19B6 City Of PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES Monday, September 10, 2001 6:00 p.m. Chairman Rich Hendler called the meeting to order at 6:09 p.m. on Monday, September 10, 2001 at the Parks and Recreation Office. ROLL CALL: Members: Councilwoman Ginny Tigue, Bill Lindley, City Manager, Karen Birkes, Chris Foy, Rich Hendler, RogerNelson, Chuck Thomas. ABSENT: Joe Noorlag, Steven Magee and Thomas Cicherski STAFF: Dianne McWethy, Deputy City Manager, Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager, and Craig Dishman, Recreation Supervisor 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of the August 6,2001 Minutes Chuck Thomas moved to approve the August 6, 2001 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Minutes and Karen Birkes seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous. 3. Rich Hendler made the announcement that Steven Magee had submitted his resignation from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board effective immediately. 4. Discussion .. and consideration of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture proposal for ADA accessibility at city parks and facilities. - 5109 Bransford Road P.O. Box 185 CoUeyviUe, Texas 76034 656-PARK Metro: (817) 498-4749 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting September 10, 2001 Page 2 Afterreview and discussion of Karl Bieberstein's proposal for ADA accessibility at city parks and facilities, Roger Nelson moved and Chuck Thomas seconded the. -motion that the board recommend approval of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture proposal for ADA accessibility at city parks and facilities. The vote was unanimous. 5. Discussion and consideration of proposed donations from Colleyville Chamber Leadership Class. Colleyville Chamber Leadership Colleyville Class 2000-2001 had an Adopt a Fish fundraisei'. Funds were raised to stock one of Colleyville's park sites. It was determined Kimzey Park would be the best site for the project. There will be catfish, blue gill and bass stocked in the pond. Chris Foy motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approve the donation from Colleyville Chamber Leadership Class. Karen Birkes seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. 6. Discussion and consideration of Historical City Marker for the memorial for the Colleyville Civil War Veterans In September 2000, the City Council approved the City of Colleyville Local Historical Marker Program. Historical Preservation Committee member, Mike Patterson submitted material for the Memorial for the Colleyville Civil War Veterans marker. The Historical Preservation Committee unanimously recommended this to City Council. Mi~e Patterson met with staff about the location of the marker at Sparger Park. After a discussion by the board, it was decided the wording should be changed to .~ead "In memory of the dediCated men of this community who fought-and died 1861-1865, and of the civil war veterans, both north and south, who later made Colleyville their home" Roger Nelson motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommend approval of this request as.amended. Chuck Thomas seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. .7. Prioritizing Parks and Recreation projects After discussions of all Park Projects the board ranked the priorities in order with number one being the highest. Parks and Recreation.Advisory Board Meeting September 10, 2001 Page 3 PLEASANT RUN PARK BRANSFORD PARK PHASE 2 COTTONBEL T TRAIL PHASE 3 LITTLE BEAR CREEK MCPHERSON PHASE 1 RECREATION CENTER PARKLAND PURCHASE MCPHERSON PHASE 2 BRANSFORD PARK PHASE 1 MCPHERSON PHASE 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8. Recreation, Athletics, Tennis and Seniors' Reports Craig Dishman, Recreation Supervisor provided an overview of the current and proposed recreation programs and activities available to citizens of. Colleyville and surrounding areas. 9. Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Reports Monica Sue Walsh, Parks an9 Recreation Manager presented a status report on current projects. 10. Adjournment Roger Nelson moved to adjourn at 9:20 p.m. and Karen Birkes seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. Respectfully submitledandapproved: ~~.CL-. tU~ Barbara Werner, Administrative Secretary CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREA TION Meeting 11/5/01 Agenda # 4 Department: Parks and Recreation Subject: Discussion and consideration of proposed donations from Chairman Rich Hendler Rich Hendler will present this item to the Park Board. ACTION TO BE TAKEN o Discussion Only o Procedural Change r8J Possible City Council Policy Recommendation o Information Only Page Lot 1 Colleyville Parks and Recreation Donation Form Proposed Donation Donor(s) Plaque to honor "Friends of Kimzey Park" Rich Hendler Proposed Donation Description (Include a complete description and if applicable, photos or detailed drawings. Attach additional pages if necessary.) A small and necessary plaque, detailing 4 citizens who were instrumental in all phases of this park project. Estimated Value Preferred Location Stipulations $250.00 Kimzey Park - appropriate location Public location For Office Use only Parks and Recreation Donation Committee Parks and Recreation Advisory Board City Council Recommendation [8,J Approve 0 Denied [8,J Approve 0 Denied o Approve 0 Denied Comments CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREA TION Meeting 11/5/01 Agenda # 5 Department: Parks and Recreation Subject: Athletic, Tennis and Seniors' Report I. Recreation A. Approximately 100 people enjoyed the music of Professor 0, Sunday, September 16 at Colleyville City Park. B. Twenty people enjoyed the nice weather and scary stores at Stories Under the Stars, October 20 at Colleyville City Park. C. This month's special events include Kid Fish on November 11, and Celebrate Colleyville on November 30. II. Athletics A. Staff attended the 2001 TAAF Annual Meeting in September. B. Staff has assisted the youth sports associations in preparation for the fall season. Football, baseball, softball and soccer all have fall seasons underway. III. Tennis A. In September and October apprOXimately 57 partiCipants were involved in tennis lessons. B. Tennis staff has began assemblies in local physical education classes. Colleyville elementary held their assembly in October. IV. Senior Adults A. Metroport Meals on Wheels luncheons and activity program continues on the first and third Friday of each month at the Colleyville Community Center. 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Q 0, 0.. 0 ~ <0 N l\) ~ N N ~ Co) 01 4>0 ~ <:) 0 01 01 <:) 0 0 0 ..... 4>0 0 01 01 01 01 01 ~' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 '#. 0 ... m In ..... -0. -0. 4>0 N -0. ..... 3' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0. 4>0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 <0 0 (.,) co II) ..... ~ *- *- *- *- *- ~ *- ~ *- *- *- *- *- *- *- *- ~ *- ~ *- CD 0 0 0 0 0 The Grapevine Sun/Sunday, June 17, 200l/5A Grapevine Parks and Recreation Summer basketball The Grapevine Parks and Rec- reation Department will have reg- istration for men's summer bas- ketball leagues Monday through Friday. The leagues will have games at the Cross Tim/:)ersMiddle SChool Recreation Center, located at 2301 Pool Road, and at the Community Activities Center. Registration for the leagues will be hefdat the Community Activi- ties Center. The leagues are eight games and will begin the week ()f /- June 25. Cost to participate is $240 per team, and leagues that are available are the M~n's Rec- reational(Monday evenings), Men's 35-and-Older (Tuesday evenings), . Men's 'Recreation (Wednesday evenings) and Men's Competitive (Thursday evenings). For more information, call (817) 410-3450. -Co Ueyvi lie Parks and Recreation C611eyville Parks and Recrea- tion Department has the following programs and actMties taking place this summer for all ages. Tennis Date: Monthly sessions Location: Colleyville City Park Ages: four-adult Tennis lessons and programs are offered ona monthly basis for alf ages and a/i levels. Skyhawk Summer Golf Camp Date: Monday through Friday or July 9~13_ location: Pleasant Run Prac- tice Soccer Fields Time: 8:00 a.m:-l1 a.m. Fee: $86 Ages: Five-11 Children will learn the funda- mentalsof grip, stance, 'swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving.. Go/trules and etiquett~ will also be covered. Skyhawk ~lagFootbalf SUm- . merSports Camp Date: JulY30-August 3 . - l6catiOn:Pleasant Run Prac- tice Soccer Fields Time: 8:00 a.m.-11 :00 a.m. Fee: $86 'Ages; 6-12 Flag football offers a safe and fun alternative - for participants. Players willleam the rules of the game, and the fundamentals Yihile Working on team plays and sports- manship. Summer youth VOlleyball camp Date: July 9-13 Location: ColleYVille Middle School Time; .9:00 a.m.-noon Fee: $50 Ages; Incoming 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th graders For youth that are currently or . .- going to be plaYing on their schOOl teams, orthose that want to re~ne their skills. Join us for an exciting week of learning the fundamen- tals, games and play. ~be ~rapebine ~un Ready for takeoff Christopher Hallas winds a toy helicopter during a science camp held recently at Col1eyville Elementary School. Photo by . Greg LaGrange The Grapevine Sun ....-- ~:. - ._-.-.,...- -" 1'! t ~raptbint ~un unday-Wednesday me 24-June 30, 2001 Cofleyville Parks, and Recreation Parks ColleYVille Parks and Rec- reation Department has the following programs and ac- tivities taking place this summer for all ages. From/10A For youth that are currently or going to be playing on their school teams, or those that want to refine their skills. Join us for an exciting week Of leam- ing the fundamentals, games and play. Tennis Date: Monthly sessions Location: Colleyvi/le City Park Ages: 4-adult Tennis lessons and pro- grams are offered on a monthly basis for all ages and all levels. Colleyville Summer Track Club Instructor: Jerry Carter Oates: through August 1 (daify practice sessions from 8:00 a.m.-10 a.m.) location: Cross-Timbers Middle School Track Facifity Fees: $90 Ages: 6-18 For the beginner track and field athlete to the advanced. Register now for an experience in learning the fundamentals with a caring and professional coaching staff. Meets are held on the weekends. Skyhawk Summer Goff Camp Date: July 9-13 Location: Pleasant Run Practice SOccer Fields Time: 8:00 a.m.-11 a.m. Fee: $86 Ages: 5-11 Children will learn the fun- damentals of grip, stance, swing. ball contact, putting, chipping and driving, Golf rules and etiquette will also be covered. Skyhawk Flag Footbaf/ Summer Sports Camp Date: July30-August 3 Location: Pleasant Run Practice Soccer Fields Time: 8:00a.m.-11:00 a.m. Fee: $86 Ages: 6-12 Flag football offers a safe and fun alternative for par- ticipants. Players will learn the rules of the game, and the fundamentals while work- ing on team plays and sports- manship. Skyhawk Mini-HaWk Summer Sports Camp Date: July 9-13 or July 30- August 3 location: ColleYVille City Park Time: 9:00 a,m.-noon Fee: $86 Ages: 4-7 The Mini-Ha wk camp teaches youth the fundamentals of bas- ketball, soccer and baseball in a fun setting with committed, trained and caring staff. Skyhawk Basketball Summer Sports Camp Date: July 23-27 location: TBA Time: 8:00 a.m.-noon Fee: $92 Ages: 6-12 Skyhawk Basketball partici- pants will enjoy a week filled with learning the fundamentals and new tactics while refining their passing, shooting and drib- bling skills. Skyhawk Roller Hockey Summer Sports Camp Date: July 23-27 location: ColleYVi/le City Park. Time: 8:00 a.m.-noon Fee: $92 Ages: 6-12 Skyhawk participants wif/leam the proper hand, stick and skating techniques, and the necessary skills in order to compete on the next level. Participants must bring their own stick, helmet, elbow and kneepads. skates, mouthpiece and athletic shoes. Summer Youth Volleyball Camp Date: July 9-13 Location: CoJ/eyville Middle School Time: 9:00 a.m.-noon Fee: $50 Ages: Incoming 6th, 7th, 8th. and 9th oraders ~ - ~cttt~(~ <<art'antmottling~(lV% Friday, July 6, 2001 'ports Recreation ColleYVille schedules volleyball camp . The ColleYVille Parks and Recreation Department will hold a volleyball camp for boys and girls ages 6-9 from 9 a.m.- noon Monday through Friday at C611eYVille Middle School. For in- formation, caI/817-498-4749. Star~ FRIDAY, JULY 13, 2001 Leaders agree on a list of priorities ColIeyville wants to promote growth and increase parkland. ,BY JENNIFER RAr>cr.mE Star-Telegram Staff Writer CO.Ll.EYVn:.LE - With less than eight years until all the land in Col- leyville is spoken for, city leaders are poised to make some tough choices. They mUst decide how new businesses will look and where. parks will be located. They must . decide whether the city should be a stop on a proposed light rail route. Those decisions, which were named priorities during a work session last weekend, 'weigh heavi- ly on the minds of City Council members. "We don't have the luxury of making mistakes," Councilman Brad Rice said. "The decisions we're making aren't going to just affect the city for four or five years, but for four or five decades." The top goals for the upcoming fiscal year are to foster economic development, set development standards, examine parks and recreational services, improve street intersections and begin plan- ning for the expansion of Texas 2(i. (More on GROWTH on Page 3B) GROWTH From Page 1B "They are really tough, and I guess the real thing that I felt good about is th~t we. came to resolution and IdentIfied the top five on the first vot~," Councilman Joe Hocutt saId. "We tallied the information, and it's amazing the vision ?f what's most important IS aligned." The goals, which were agreed on by the council unanimously, revolve around making sure that the city's undeveloped land is put to the best use. The city master plan projected that the city will reach its maximum popula- tion of about 25,000 residents in eight years. . . Colleyville's top goal IS to + increase its sales tax revenue by attracting more upscale stores and restaurants, espe- cially to the planned Village at Colleyville and Town Center Colleyville developments on Texas 26. This year's economic development goals als~ ,;ill include steps to help eX1s~mg businesses stay in Colleyville, Mayor Donna Arp said. . "I think it's because the CIty is looking out in the f~t~re, and saying, 'We're bUlldmg these beautiful new develop- ments but we need to make sure that we take care of our current businesses,' " she' said. To foster quality develop- ments,city leaders want to set additional building standards to ensure that developers have a clear understanding of what businesses should look like. Some council members said the standards would increase the quality of devel- opments. "We want to raise them," Mayor Pro Tern Ginny Tigue said of the building standards. On the residential front, the council wants to prevent land from beingoverdevel- oped, she said. Some new lots might be required to be at least, an acre. .More open space for parks and sports fields also must be identified, officials said. Collevville priorities Colleyville's top priorities for fiscal year 2002: · Fostering economic develop- ment. · Setting stricter standards for developers. . · Expanding park and recreatIOn programs. . Improving intersections. · Planning for the widening of Texas 26, Other goals include: · Expanding programs for seniors. · Fixing problems with drainage and roads. . . Providing better customer service, . Evaluating facility usage. · Examining light rail service on the Cotton Belt line. "We have lots of Sports teams that are desperately seeking space, and we ne(Ki to try to address that," Tigue said. To free up park space, a proposed dairy fann museum at McPherson Park might be nixed. The museum, estimat- ed to cost $7.8 million, is not needed right now, council members said. "I think there's some things that are a little more pressing, according to citizens' inputs," Hocutt said. One long-term item th~t the city plans to focus on .t~s year is eX~g .the ~ossIbil- ity of a raIl statIOn In Col- leyville if the Cotton Belt line is converted to a commuter rail line. Converting the line, which is used by the Tarantula train is being discussed by Dalla~ Area Rapid Transit offi- cials. Placing a stop in Col- leyville would not o~ly slow the train, but it could mcreas: sales tax revenue, the councIl said. 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'-<: Q ~ " 1'; S>" ,1'; ~ '" ..... '" III " ';' ~ ~ 0 ~ 0"," (1) "'- '<l" "" -c:: "",.. ~ ~ ~~o '" 3 '" en en a;: " ~ ~~'" ,'.." en CD 0 ..:.....:...~ 3 ...~'" a.... '" FIEL.D ... ..' ,. .1". The soccer association has more than 1,600 members, almost twice as many as any other youth sports association in Colleyville, she said. Soccer enthusiasts had made a push for the LD. Lockett Road property, as well as the land where players practice near the Colleyville Soccer Complex on Pleasant Run Road. The com- plex is reserved for games. Plans for the Pleasant Run Road park show a practice area - which now can accommo- date six fields - eventually being replaced by three larger ones: two practice soccer fields and one practice football field. , But council members said this month that they would like to re-evaluate city park plans. Aside from questions about practice fields at L.D. Lockett and Pleasant Run roads, the council may revisit McPherson Park, where a dairy fann muse- um is proposed. - Part of that 27-acre park could be used for ballfields, city leaders said. "Thlsls such an important part of our city - to meet the needs ofo.ur children," Mayor DonnaArp said.'''It's real obvi- ous to me that we're in dire need." space, said Bol? Leininger, presi- dent oCthe Colleyville Pee Wee . ':Y&)otp~.UAsso<:iati<?n... . .> . ~;,The district 'alloWs 'the 250~ . niember association to prac- tice once a week. "We cannot operate our association on one day a week," Leininger said. "It's extremely difficult to try to rmd a place to practice." AD. association's size should not be the detennining factor in deciding whether the city builds a group a field, he said. "We're a small association, and we have a need. I don't know how you differentiate a need," he said. Football supporters would like to have a practice and. game facility at the Soccer practice fields on Pleasant Run Road, Leininger said. Only a practice football facility is planned now. The 300 girls in the softball association have been practicing atColleyville Heritage High School, near the noisy access road to Texas 121, . said Pete Fla- gella, president of the Colleyville Girls Softball Association. "You need a megaphone and a 400-watt amp~er to be able to say anything during practice," he said. _ . While: baseball and softball leaders are relieved that the .LD. Lockett Road land has beenearIllarked for their sports, they have concerns about whether they can share a fielcLBaseball requires a raised mound and a grass infield, and softball uses a flat mound and a dirt infield, officia1$said , "There's not anyone in here hurting more than anyone ~Ise," said Vange Pueblo, presi- dent of the Colleyville Base- ball Association. "We're all fighting the same fight." ! Star,Telegram/JOHN T. VAlLES Plans for the Pleasant Run Road practice area would reduce the number of practice soccer fields, makillg the L.D. Lockett Road land more desir- able, Mueller said. If the city does not desig- nate more land for soccer, players will have to rmd pri-' vate lots to play on, said Tom Sweatt, vice president of the American Eagles Soccer Club. "It'll be chaos," he said "Peo- ple will be practicing anywhere and everywhere they can." But football lea,q,ers say they are deserving becaUSe they have no city-owned facilities. They must workout agreements with Grapevine-Collerville school district and are often left with limit~d time or less desirable Jennifer Radcliffe, (817) 685-3875 jradcIiffe@starctelegram.com oOC"3'2001 23,'7 8114425931 DALLA' MORNING NEW, .4275 '.001/002 ~l 't, 'I'.' '. '. ." "r"'-I.'r'''JJ''f'.~II''r''. rl'r. -cR....s.. .~:lfGtJ~.offa.~11 f :~jii.ifif-",s ~~. , '~.,..rit i;'-~Jrll'f"J: ,i~~:":i;?'~. '&llJrf . JiIJ:.ii ...1.~, . . 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C''''',~dft,,,,, p~ IN . tl.oy ";.dd ';'\.lli';;j.; ~ R;;;";:~ .1 to build 'batting '~~Bo .zQof't'~,'I;~t uininger Mid he W<Ulted the' tr::runs wold Practio\! on le8r '~/'_' PICJI&ll11t Run I1llI.6tcr plan 'to re- The bfteebllll ~on' oJ8o'Waa"~~ main intact . willing to build II storage r&aili~ ~' <Ii! "r W8Il clIltod when tlt.e ,rt1lI8tcr . swreequipment and.alWi.,on .~;..;, plall enrne out.thnt Sltid we'~,baVt! 1\ 'p~C'1l6lll,~d.: y_...:;:;.~" '. placcto go without having to wony 10, President of the CoU.ayvWe ~ ',1)ji;' . lIbouttbe ~~::hool district, ~ Mr.lein- bAll Asoocilltion, . :;, . .,' {'}';' , :.; Inger said. The m~r plM that'll 'Ibc hM<:ball 8.!1~'~ ,'~.:. '. . been votcl.?" byth. eCity~W)ciJis ers will hsYt:to lIleet~, ',Ui6. &~,;~It.l. what we'd lJke to .:u:lh~ to, consultant. KN;-I Von Bfc~_~ '" ~ t . . Thefuotbalh..'I!IOCi8,tionhnsjust to work'outsolne ~ tI.1~:fl4.~'j;..;' mohl than 200 pJayen 8nd 50 to 75 baseba!l~5 need for ~~~&Ild..~~.r,: cheexleaders. he said. The soccer and a. nUscd, p itchin~lIi~~. '~c,J ......,' ',': iISIIodation had. about 1,316 recre- lIOftb.ill's need fora dirt .IdC!':" aQolllllplayersinthe2000-OlsCll_ atJ~tpit4JngmoU.Dd. ,. :.', ~:)""7.' ~!"K IlOn,Mr.~sajd. '. "NotiUlybodY,fn~_b '.1 ~I" '"The lroger associRtions have a WOtljC thftn anybody';..., . 1,< ... need,~ Mr. J...eininger said. ;Vc're a. Pueblo ,88.i~ ':We~~.p . " W p':', .' mW1er association, and we have a uphillb8ttle:~,.. I,' ;'.' ," II. . "ll" 'f. .' JWcd. We don't hll,ve a gllnJ.e field. . Citystaif~'ipOl1iJ~!'. SocccT ha, theirs. Ba.,eb:dJ Juts. thatthccityd.0e8nOtba~tM~. . thcirli. Softball hAS theiOl. ~ cy to revitn1iz:e an. ~ atDu~'eobf.::. The committee 11160 discu.'lSed mittccdiscusscd::., ',,; ?,'., ..~:~~: d. tJlC ~bj1ityof using some ofthc While' tJ1Cre ~'., .~&. ". . ....J! 27 I.lere1; of tlJe cit)"1I Mc;Pher&on, o;aster pl,forPI~~\ '., "ttt~ .~. fivrn. located along McDonweII CIty bas' a. :~c, ~I, ~.~. . School Road, aspractj..cc~'1,'he $200.00(t~Ie.;:),;J.7't. city approYl'd Ilmaster pla,n Jor ~ "It Will notbe.ltn~1 ':';. pAlkonthe.sitelnApril;lOOO.. ':,'" interim Citr.'~. ~.8t . .~ ,...' The committee also direded McWethy. "Itw1ll~~~ "". stl1Fto look lit o:mvertinga piCce of nJght.... ;" '..;;; .,.1. j,,' Y' property on LD Lockett Road, . '.." ""<.,,,' ":,' '(}it,; I'~'I~'" which the cfty ij in the Process of StqjJ'uniJ:er :J~ri;;, j~. r J . :~ . J>l11cllI\Sing, into a basebaD/8Ottb8JJ 'be ~ at ~jt~,.~ ".. :;'tL flcld. 4967, and at: r " Baseball representatives said ~.rom_ .. ',-' ";' >' ..,'.~:).";~,:/. , .:.t.:,:~/Ji!l\~t::~.~,. ,II. :.... .... .:.... . . I I~WlNntoMPll(JN/91.url'hOlolJntph".. I Mayor winj~ D.1ate about Church eed to repav/. e ~d widen the I"OItd. . I . ' , would re- on ,the pr(lJect - estimated to cost the road. ~ut $100,000 - in September. uilton the , ld l\ cro.'lS-1 Staff writer M'k:h.a.c!.A. 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'" Q <: .'>" ~ "' ~ "' b Cl. ~ Co ~ " n o 3 00 ">e" z=i ~~cj ~rn~ ~":,..... CD ~ c."" "''''''' WEBB. induding family reunions. It also . r could eventually be a stop forthe ';;' ;. cOmmuter train that may someday run along the Cotton Belt rail line, ....~l..., yards from the house. . .',:;1'1': "There's some that Want todo the~~: grounds and not the house, but to IIie:J( . you do your house and then you do~ir your yard," Mayor Donna Arp said. The house, identifiable by its yel- ; low vinyl siding, has been boarded up i for years. Although structurally!. sound, much Work needs to be done, " Coley said. The siding needs to be . , tom down. Wood porches need to be replaced. Hundreds of tacks that once helped hold up wallpaper need + to be removed. . Coley said she hopes that renova-" tions will restore the house to the .~ same condition it Was in when John ; Rueben Webb built it in the 1910s. " Webb, a Tennessee native, Was a rail-i. road section foreman. , He also fanned, raised minnows ill' a spring, grew grapes and ran the Bransford general store, Coley said. , , At one time, he managed the Rabbit ! TWisters, an area fiddle band. Webb Was dubbed the unofficial mayor of Bransford, which Was never" incorporated. Even then the town: ~ Was politically charged, and namest,{, such as Bransford and Pleasant Run :;::1:. lost out to Co~eyville, Coley said.. ....,~~;~. Coley, a natIve of Tennessee, sard;;{~ she has had a soft spotforBransford~ and the Webb House smce she ;~'!t " moved to her Colleyville house 20 . ',,$ years ago. :\~ Children could have a chance tot',e see Colleyville before the multimil- lion dollar houses Were built, she said Restoring the house Would help ensure that history is passed down -'--c:' something that does not always hap-~ pen, Coley said. " ~~ "My generation has lost so much 1 because We didn't learn from the man in the swing," she said. Jennifer Radcliffe, (817) 685-3875 jradcJiffe@star-telegram,com Prom Page ill Proponents of the Webb HOuse renovation say they are closer than ever to persuading the city to spend about $285,000 to repair the house on the 3-acre Bransford Park. The City Council approved a park restoration plan Tuesday that includes work on the house and adding jogging trails and benches. "I got my tmgers crossed, and r do think that we're probably in the best shape as far as having people in deci- sion-making roles who sUpport it," saicj Joe Deupree, chainnan of the city Historical Preservation COmmit- tee. The council needs to approve money for the project~ The estimated cost to upgrade the park and Webb House totals al:!out $600,000. The city has about $295,000 eannarked for the project City leaders mUst decide Whether to fix the house or the property tIrst. Rich Hendler, chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, said that if funds are limited, renovations to the inside of the house should wait. ''I'd be in favor ofbeginn,ing to preserve and upgrade the exterior," he said The inside could be done in the next round, Hendler said. , .' Some residents are skeptic~ about whether the city should spend any money renovating the old hOuse. "In my opinion. with ail that is needed for children's sports at this time, r question the need as to spend- ing that money," residentJerry Birkes said. - Others say the house, the only his- torical building that CoIIeyville owns, could be an asset. Offices could be housed there, and it ,could potentially be a meeting place for smail groups, ~. '.- .-....:... ~1 '. '~'J] ., CL'I;':'- < c:: ,:~~~~ Nort Tarra reed show thei r stuff RtCfl!st .' ~~. ' ~.. ~ ' ~\ ... :.' \. .t~~\.~,,:< .'-'-,' ";" ~ 1\ .~. , ,\. '( r .. -',. ''l\', \A~i', ~l;. - , I~- H wing sun fun SCHEDULE ft.aD ...... 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II: ! ::1 i Ul . ,Nlltt~ta.st [arrant JIIorning ,NewS' Sunday, July 22,2091 Page 38 NEWS BRIEFS NORIHRICIDAND HllLS Police seek cell phones to be used for 911 calls The North Richland Hills Po- lice Department and the Citizens Police Academy are collecting cel- lular telephones to help the elder- ly, domestic-abuse victims and people with disabilities. A new program called Project Cell Phone/911 will distribute free cell phones to people who have a specific need for them. They will only connect to a 911 dispatcher. To donate a cell phone, take it to the police headquarters at 7301 N.R. Loop 820. COIIEYVIUE Parks department offers summer sports programs The Colleyville Parks and Rec- reation Department is sponsoring the following programs for chil- dren of all ages: Mini-Hawk Sum- mer Sports Camp for ages 4 to 7, 9 a.m. to noon July 30 toAug 3, CoI- leyville City Park, $86 fee; Basket- ball Summer Sports Camp for ages 6 to 12, 8 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday, $92 fee; Roller Hockey Summer Sports Camp for ages 6 to 12, 8 a.m. to noon Mon- day through Friday, Colleyville City Park, $92 fee; Flag Football Summer Sports Camp for ages 6 to 12,8 to 11 a.m. July 30 to Aug. 3, $86 fee; Monthly Tennis Lessons, Colleyville City Park, ages 4 to adult. For program information, call 817-656-7275. BEDFORD Animal shelter and vet plan low-cost vaccines The Bedford Animal Control Shelter and Dr. Bob Glaze will hold a low-cost vaccination clinic from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. The dis- counted vaccinations are available to the public. Rabies shots will cost $6.50. Other prices and information can be obtained by calling 817-952- 2191. EULFSs library's birthday celebrations continue The Euless Public Library is celebrating its fifth and 40thbirthdays, respectively, with a one- week celebration, which began Friday and continues through Fri- day. The original library opened in 1961, and moved in 1996 to its cur- rent location just west of the mu- nicipal complex. ( i ,.,. 'l{i. ,. ; " Page 12, Colleyville Buzzz! August 2001 C()ncerts Under- the Star-~ at C()lleWille City [)ar-k By Shari Fricke The City of ColleYVille Parks and Recreation Department has swpassed themselves again with their recent Con- cert Under the Stars. About 350 resi- dents turned out with blankets, chairs and picnic baskets in tow to enjoy the Grammy-award winning group Brave Combo. If Polka and fun-loving songs are not your style, don't worry, the Parks and Recreation Department of- fer an eclectic selection, from christian to oldies and yes, even an Occasional polka. If an evening Spent under the stars is not to your liking, look in the newest Activity Guide, due to hit mailboxes August 1. It will offer a variety of pro- grams, including tennis, sports camps, science camps, senior programs and everything in between. According to Craig Dishman, Recreation Supervisor the city's main .goal is to "Provide a service to resi- dents and a variety of activities and events." So come on out and enjoy the many programs the City provides and experience all that CoIleyviIle has to offer. For more information log on to www.colleyville.com. UPCOming Special Events Metro Praise Orchestra August 25 6:30-8:30 City Park Professor D. & the Playschool September 16 7:00-8:30 City Park Stories Under the Stars October 20 7:00-8:30 City Park KidFish November 11 1 :00 - 4:00 Nature Center ..,....;;:;.{.., ~-~ "'~~~ n~~n~~&~ w '" 0 ::l::r EO ~::r _. t;; "" 0 '" ~ 0 ~OQ I;') c.. ~ 8 8 -::l "':::: &. 8 C'll ~ tr1 ,::.,.. 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When the first high-dollar devel- oper came onto the scene, Col- leyville became a city with no gen- eral sense of direction. It started with the former city manager, who in essence allowed a lot of these problems to exist, and continued with developers who became coun- cil members and council members who became developers. What Were the city officials thinking when they allowed mil- lions to be put into city park devel- opment while our police depart- ment operates out of a small, con- verted building with one unisex bathroom? I think it's time for Colleyville to remove itself from the headlines and limelight. It's getting a little embarrassing. Gary Risinger, Colleyville COLLEYVILl..E · GRAPE\lINE · SOUTHLAKE ~ortbta%t ararrant orningtlll% tALK OF THE TOWNS DOlfi' OO:ooEr" ' Get,..." ',. FnnkbandProfess()ri'>r "" PlayScp.ool willperfoI1I1;~free concertfrom 6:30 tqS:?Q p.ol. Sunda~Cl:>Ue~eSi~ Park'On"Br~ord,~~::M'fu;ic iii Y~~GUide;4.-5N: ~ottbta%l <<arrant 'lUtmrino ~ttu~ Friday, September 14,2001 Page 5N COLLEYVrLU~ KiNDEF1-READY CLASS Preschool class designed for 3. to 5-year-olds T ue & Thur g.noon at L.D. Lockett House, L.D. Lockett, CoIleyville. 817- 656-7275. Call for enrollment fees. Payment per se- mester. COLLEYVILLE CITY PARK free ~c~rt::.~ ~~~ Professor D & the Pr1'~~:~~~ il17-283~3406. Bransford at Tlmbe me, , .. . Free. .Nlltt~ea,St <<arrant Jl1tn-ning ,Netu$ Friday, September 21, 2001 Page 3N COlLEYVILLE Department offering classes for seniors The Colleyville Parks and Rec- reation Dep~rtment is offering classes for seniors ages 55 and old- er, Some of the classes include in- troduction to tai chi, introduction to computers, oil painting, exer- cise and various trips-, For cost and registration information, call 817- 656-7275or stop by the Parks and Recreation office "at 5109 Brans- ford Road. - ,Nllttl)ea%f <<arrant Jll.otning.New% Saturday, September 22, 2001 Page 7N COILEYVILLE Department offering classes for seniors The Colleyville Parks and RE!c- reation Department is offerin,g classes for people 55 and older. Classes include introduction to tii chi, introduction to computers, i>ll painting, exercise and vario~ trips. Call 817-656-7275 or stop~ the Parks and Recreation office:<}t 5109 Bransford Road, i N NEWS FROM NORTHEAST TARRANT COUNTY AND ALLIANCE AREA unday, October 7. 2001 Northeast Tarranl Little room to maneuver Youth soccer teams compete for scarce practice space across Northeast Tarrant 4= STAR-TELEGRAM/M.L GRAY Coach Adrian Gonzalez works with players from the Challenge soccer club in a field behind Heritage Elementary School in Colleyville, "--::r::~1~~~;!",,, By ELLENA FORTNER MORRISON and TOBIAS XAVIER LOPEZ STAR~TElEGRAM STAFF WRITERS YOUTH SPORTS fancy bleachers and excellent game fields are grand, but parents and players say they are in desperate need of places to practice, STAR-TELEGRAM/M.L GRAY :cer players use a grassy field behind Heritage Elementary 001 to practice. Finding practice space is difficult. Soccer shoes disappear in the ankle- high grass as young players dash around a field behind the tennis courts at Colleyville Heritage High School. The American Eagles select preteen soccer team shares the space with two teams that have marked their portion of the field with orange markers. "You cannot complain," Eagles coach Kathy Webb said. 'This is grass. This is heaven compared to some of the places we have practiced. I call those National Geographic fields, because they are so bare," Although top-quality game fields are abundant in Northeast Tarrant County, practice fields are often crowded and untended. And the strug- gle to find more grassy practice areas has frustrated parents, players and especially coaches. The poor condition of practice fields can cause injuries and the lack of space prevents some players from reaching their potential, coaches say. "It's a huge, huge problem for almost every club in the Metroplex," said Scott Kerlin, director of coaching YOUTH SPORTS Continued from lBB for the more than.30 teams that comprise the American Eagles SOccer club. .~ lot of these communities talk that they're child friendly communities and proponents of children:' he said. "I think: the biggest area they fall off on is providing proper training facilities." But area officials say they need to strike a bal- ance with other municipal needs. Joe Moore, assistant director of Grapevine Parks and Recre- ation Department, estimated that an irrigation system for an average-size game field costs about $15,000, and that does not include the cost of mowing and other expenses, he said. .ilt is not enough to just have a grass. area," Moore said. "It is almost to the point that [prac- tice fields] are getting to be more like how we take care of game fields. That's fme, but it is bot- tom dollar that counts." Colleyville officials, who recently struggled with finding practice space for several youth sports groups, have asked the organizations to submit reports on their needs for practices and games. "I think: there is a balance the city has to look for/' Colleyville City Manager Bill Lindley said. "While we have limitations, I don't think anyone has everything they ideally want. Through a partnership [with youth sports organizations], you try to keep moving forward." Hurst has eight game fields at Hurst Athletic Complex and several large open areas that are used for practice, North Richland Hills has eight game fields and five practice fields. Grapevine has about 12 game fields and several areas set aside for practice. And in Colleyville, the 22-acre Pleasant Run Soccer Complex has seven main fields and undeveloped sites for practices. Those game fields reflect the best that a com- mu'nityhas to offer: manicured and fertilized lawns, stadium lighting, bleachers and other .amenities. Practice fields, on the other hand, can be fields that are often unrnowed or the patch of grass behind a high school. Some communities have agreed to share, with players from one community using another community's fields to practice. Some soccer teams also use school recreation fields or busi- ness-owned property as practice areas. But the demand is still there. "Everybody wants more practice fields, and we don't have enough," said Moore, the Grapevine official. "They are hard to come by." Part of the problem comes from soccer's pop- ularity. The number of children playing the sport through the North Texas State Soccer Associa- tion, which includes the Metroplex, has increased 49 percent during the past 10 years to about 137,000. The Metroplex's population, meanwhile, increased by about 21 percent during the same time to 1.4 million residents in Tarrant County and 2.2 million in Dallas County, accord- ing to the 2000 Census. And soccer is not even the most popular sport in the area. Football, baseball and softball associations are competing for much of the same fields for practices and games, officials said. "The cities need to be proactive. This is a big sport, and it is growing:' said Dave Nicloh, whose daughter, Abbie, plays on the American Eagles '91 team. "Soccer is emerging as a priority. It has grown so fast before they [communities] had a chance to even keep up." Keep up they must, some soccer fans say. Current Soccer philosophy states, "two to main- tain, three to gain:' meaning that two practices a week will maintain a player's skill, but at least three training sessions per week are needed for a player to improve performance. Situations such as the one at Colleyville Mid- dle School, where three teams regularly crowd onto one field, hamper effective training, espe- cially for teen-age players, said Dave Simeone, a staff coach for the U.S. women's national team, "In order to put the players in the positions that you want them, and teach them how to play out of the back, how we defend in midfield, how we play in the fmal third, you need two-thirds of the field to do functional work," he said. So competition for space becomes fierce. ''You always see teams on every spare piece . of grass they can fmd, even to the point of being territorial," said Cookie Castro, whose lO~year- old daughter, Erica, practices behind Heritage Middle School in Colleyville. As many as six other teams also use the site. Some teams give up looking for practice fields. Eul~ss resident Anne Seeger's son, Michael, plays in the Bedford-Euless Soccer Association. His team was practicing in an emp- ty area at Bedford Boys Ranch near the in-line hockey rink.. , "Sometimes we settle for just big open areas:' she said. Torn Hartsell said helS concerned about some of the fields that his 10-year-old daughter, Mycah, plays on. "She needs to be able to slide, and in certain areas she cannot practice that," said Hartsell, whose daughter is a goalie with American Eagles '91 team. "She could hurt herself." Given all the demands on municipal budgets, the outlook for more practice fields is unclear. Meanwhile, there is an American Eagles select Soccer team on the hunt for more practice space. Ellena Fortner Morrison. (817) 685-3888 efortner@star-telegram,com Tobias Xavier Lopez. (817) 685-3868 tlopez@star-telegram.com NORTHEAST TARRANT Star-Telegram I Monday, October 15, 2001 UPDATE City sours on dairy museum By JENNIFER RADCUFFE STAR-TELEGRAM STAFF WRITER COLLEYVILLE - It seems the City Council may be lac- tose intolerant. The council is expected to approve a resolution Tuesday night creating a committee to reconsider plans for a dairy farm museum at McPherson Park. The resolution would be the fIrst step in dismantling a 3-year-old plan to build a $7.8 million museum in the park. The plans were unrealistic, Mayor Donna Arp said, "It would have been, in my view, one of the last things the city would have done," she said, "We have needs that would serve a much greater number of our citizens." The city owns 27.5 acres of what used to be the McPher- son dairy farm. The farm, off McDonwell School Road, operated from 1963 to 1986. In early 2000, the city fInal- ized a plan for the park that included hike-and-bike trails, an amphitheater, a picnic pavilion and the museum. OffIcials hoped to maintain a silo and barns, a stone house and a feeding trough. Private donors would have been asked to pay for some of the costs, according to the plan. The council, which l).as crit- icized the plan since this sum- mer, says the a<;reage could be better used as an open park or (' ..".. Museum proponents ........say the Colleyville City Council is passing up a chance to preserve the city's heritage. as athletic fIelds,. But museum proponents say that discarding the plans would be a shame. "We have one thing to pre- serve our heritage here, and that's the dairy farm," former Councilman Nelson Thi- bodeaux said, 'To scrap that idea for shortsighted goals is an example of where this council's been going for the last three years. It's unfortu- nate." Longtime Colleyville resi- dent Ed Havran, who helped found a similar project in Sul- phur Springs, said there may be more realistic ways for the city to honor its past. "You can't build a museum in an area where there's not a lot of traffIc. It's off the beaten path," he said. "I think they [city offIcials] were sold a bill of goods," Havran said he is working to create a plaque with names of at least 75 Colleyville fami- lies who were dairy farmers. In 1935, parts of what are now Colleyville were consid- ered the dairy center of Tar- rant County, which was the largest dairy county in Texas as late as the 1950s, he said. But this space would be better used as a true park, Havran said, "It needs to be an open playground," he said. ''I'm all for getting it cleaned up and getting it usable," It will probably take the committee' about six months to devise a new master plan for the space, Arp said, A mas- ter plan must be completed so that Colleyville can apply for state park grants, she said. After that, making the park operational would probably take 12 to 18 months, she said. Arp said she is unsure what the fuial plans willbe. "Whatever McPherson Park tUrns out to be, No.1, we want to make sure the majority of citizens are happy with it," she said, Councilman Joe Hocutt said that the city has a desperate need for park space and play- ing fIelds, and that the .uirreal- istic museum plans must be scrapped. "The thing that's frustrating about the dairy museum on the master plan is the fact that it has inhibited our staff to move forward," he said. "It has kind of handcuffed them in terms of allowing them to do what's best for the city." But Thibodeaux said that offIcials are looking for a quick fix that will help them win votes. "We're going to throw it out the window," he said. "It's gone forever once it's gone," Jennifer Radcliffe. (817) 685-3875 jradc Iiffe@star-telegram,com Star-Telegram I Thursday, October 18, 2001 ~ NORTHEAST TARRANT = COLLEYVILLE Median debate keeps rollirig A small part of the contro- versial median on Colleyville Boulevard was removed this week, but city officials said they still have work to do, The city is waiting on approval from the Texas Department of Trans- portation to remove the rest of the median, which store owners say is bad for business. Store owners say the median was designed solely to help the Village at CoUeyvi11e retail develoPment.. qity officials say that is riot>the.case. M:ean.yhne, former Mayor Richard NeWton is rebutting' allegations Mayor Donna Arp made this month that he was responsible for the median installation. Newton, who is running for City Council in the Nov. 6 election, and two of his sup- porters made a IS-minute pre- s . ation at Tuesday's meet- . g that Arp made the key decisions regarding the median. Arp has said that she is unsure of the exact history of the median. "Mayor Newton was not in office anywhere close to the time that any of this was done," resident Luann Edwards told the council. "Mayor Arp was either asleep at the wheel, was not running the city according to good business practices or was hid- ing her involvement with the medians from the citizens." Arp said the city must focus on fIxing the problem, rather than politiCizing it. "I don't want to getJI).t.o the 'he said, she said.' Wean had a part in it;" she said. "This is not about politics. This is about taking care of our businesses." .A meeting toirtforw store owners of the developments is scheduled on Tuesday. Park master plan The City Council approved forming a seven-member com- mittee Tuesday to design a new master plan for McPher- son Park. The original $7.8 million plan for the park had included a dairy farm museum, but offi- cials say that is now unrealis- tic. The city needs more P<.rrk space and athletic fIelds, they said, "We're woefully deficient of parkland in this city," Council- man Brad Rice said. The proposed museum had prevented the city from mov- ing forward with qther plans for the 27-acre park, council members said. Resident Unda Baker said the committee should be open to anyone who is interested, . especially those who came up with the original plan for the musewn several years ago~ "I'd like for a little agricul- rural history to be maintained there," she said. "I don't think the city sometimes has enough respect for agriculrure." , If interest is high, the com- mittee could be expanded,. the council said. Residents who want to apply for the committee should contact City Secretary Cynthia Singleton at (817) 577- 7575. Jennifer Radcliffe covers Colleyville. (617) 665-3675 jradcliffe@star-telegram.com CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREA TION Meeting 11/5/01 Agenda # 6 Department: Parks and Recreation Subject: Park Operations and Capita/Improvement Status Reports BRANSFORD PARK REHABILITATION PLAN FOR WEBB HOUSE Project Description: Consultant: Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: KIMZEY PARK Project Description: Consultant: Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: Rehabilitation Plan for Webb House HLM Design N/A Historical grant application submitted, Construction documents being prepared. Spring 2001 Design for redevelopment Carter and Burgess Sierra Miller Ribbon cutting November 3, 2001 Fall 2001 ACTION TO BE TAKEN o Discussion Only ~ Information Only o Procedural Change o Possible City Council Policy Recommendation Page Lot;J Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Report November 5,2001 Page 2 of 3 COTTONBEL T TRAIL Project Description: Consultant: Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: Design of Cotton belt Trail Mesa Design Group N/A Submittals sent to TxDOT District Fall 2001 COTTONBEL T TRAIL, PHASE II Project Description: Consultant Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: Design of Cottonbelt Trail Phase II Selection in November N/A Interviews complete Fall 2002 PLEASANT RUN PROPERTY Project Description: Consultant: Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: L.D. LOCKETT PROPERTY Project Description: Consultant: Contractor: Status: Substantial Completion: Design of Master Plan Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture N/A Construction documents being prepared for phasing approach Fall 2001 Design of Athletic Fields Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture N/A Cost estimates being proposed Fall 2001 Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Report November 5,2001 Page 3 of 3 OTHER PROJECTS Colleyville Woman's Club Grant Application Staff will be submitting a grant application for the Webb House this year. Rail Car for Bransford Park Staff is working with Daria Denison and Shirley Schollmeyer to secure a box car and hand rail car for Bransford Park. McPherson Park Master Plan City Council approved a resolution to establish a McPherson Park Master Plan Committee to review the McPherson Park Master Plan and develop a Master Plan that addresses both the current and future recreational and athletic needs of the City and provides a recommendation to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the City Council. ADA Report ADA report for park facilities will be discussed at next months meeting, Update of Comprehensive Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan Staff will meet with Carter and Burgess this week to discuss updating the plan as requested by City Council. COLLEYVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COPRORATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 2001 - FY 2006 EXHIBIT A ~AL YEAR PROJECTED 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $1,091,438 $824,017 $491,469 $304,534 $362,320 $400.016 PROJECTED 1/2 CENT SALES TAX REVENUE $850,000 $871 ,250 $897,388 $924,309 $952,038 $980,600 INTEREST INCOME $43,658 $28,841 $17,201 $10,659 $21,739 $24,001 USE OF FUND BALANCE $508,181 $572,744 $0 $0 $0 $0 REMAINING FY 97 BOND PROCEEDS * $0 $422,915 $0 $0 $0 $0 TOTAL REVENUES $1,401,839 $1,895,750 $914,589 $934,968 $973,778 $1,004,601 OPERATING: ADMINISTRATIVE $7,400 $7,400 $7,400 $7,400 $7,400 $ 7 ,400 1997 DEBT SERVICE & 1,4 TIMES COVERAGE $678,206 $677,018 $668,093 $666,044 $665,606 $666.306 2000 DEBT SERVICE & 1,4 TIMES COVERAGE $164,455 $163,667 $176,267 $174,517 $179,549 $177,360 CAPITAL: \NSFORD PARK RESTORATION $14,940 $240,060 $0 $0 $0 $0 I CITY ENTRANCE MARKERS $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0 $0 COMMUNITY CENTER STARTUP $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 KIMZEY PARK DEVELOPMENT $427,618 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 LIBRARY STARTUP * $0 $500,000 $0 $0 $0 $0 MC PHERSON LAND PARK PLAN $0 $0 $0 $125,000 $0 $0 PARK PARK LAND PURCHASE $0 $0 $0 $0 $325,000 $500,000 PLEASANT RUN PARK $3,950 $205,965 $0 $0 $0 $0 SCHOOL/SOCCER FIELD PARK LAND NOTE $105,270 $101,640 $98,010 $94,380 $0 $0 TRAILS GRANT MATCH $0 $0 $393,000 $0 $0 $0 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,401,839 $1,895,750 $1,342,770 $1,117,341 $1,177,555 $1,351,067 EXCESS REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES $0 $0 ($428,181) ($182,374) ($203,777) ($346,466) ADD BACK ,4 TIMES BOND COVERAGE RATIO $240,760 $240,196 $241,246 $240,160 $241,473 $241,048 ENDING FUND BALANCE $824,017 $491,469 $304,534 $362,320 $400,016 $294,597 ASSUMPTIONS: 3% SALES TAX REVENUE INCREASE IN FY 2003 - FY 2006 * THE REMAINING 1997 BOND PROCEEDS ($422,915) ARE ALLOCATED TO FINANCIAL STATUS OF PARKLAND DEDICATION FUND AT 9-30-2001 TOTAL REVENUES $670,834.76 TOTAL INTEREST INCOME REC'D $96,686.61 LESS EXPENSES KIDSVILLE DONATION LANDSCAPING NATURE CENTER NATURE CENTER TREES KIMSEY PARK APPRAISALS CITY PARK SOD TPWD KIMSEY PARK GRANT COTTON BEL T TRAIL I COTTON BEL T TRAIL ROW ACQUISITION $1,000.00 $1,169.07 $1,035.00 $4,700.00 $72,881.20 $8,800.00 $26,702.99 $32,322.97 TOTAL EXPENSES $148,611.23 LESS ENCUMBERANCES: COTTON BEL T TRAIL I COTTON BEL T TRAIL II COTTON BEL T TRAIL ROW ACQUISITION COTTON BEL T TRAIL III $185,313.01 $76,298.00 $2,677.03 $185,297.00 TOTALENCUMBERANCES $449,585.04 TOTAL AVAILABLE AT 9-30-2001 $169,325.10 FINANCIAL STATUS OF VOLUNTARY PARK FUND AT 9-30-2001 FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-00: FY 2001 REVENUE Donations: PROJECTED ACTUAL October $9,754 $9,754 November $9,121 $9,121 December $9,363 $9,363 January $9,897 $9,897 February $9,259 $9,259 March $9,911 $9,911 April $9,4 76 $9,476 May $9,443 $9,443 June $9,350 $9,350 July $10,062 $10,062 AU9ust $9,830 $9,830 September $9,047 $9,047 City Park Sign Revenue $346 $346 Total Donations $114,859 $114,859 Interest income Received $15,498 $15,498 TOTAL $130,357 $130,357 FY 2001 EXPENDITURES RECOMMENDED (BOARD) BALANCE OF C'VILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL LIGHTING ++ BALANCE OF LD, LOCKETT HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS << BALANCE OF PLEASANT RUN PRACTICE MASTER PLAN && COTTON BEL T PHASE Ii LOCAL MATCH && COTTON BEL T PHASE I LOCAL MATCH @@ SPARGER PARK TRAIL GRANT LOCAL MATCH@@ KIMZEY PARK II LITTLE BEAR CREEK TRAIL TEA-21 GRANT APPL ^^ COTTON BEL T TRAIL TEA-21 GRANT APPL ^^ 901 LD, LOCKETT ROAD PROPERTY EVALUATION >> COTTON BEL T TRAIL PHASE 111-- $8,100 $5,635 $2,850 $41,236 $48,000 $19,123 $13,341 $7,200 $7,200 $6,960 $46,325 TOTAL $205,970 UNENCUMBERED FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-2001 (COUNCIL APPROVED) PROJECTED FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-2001 EXPENDITURE KEY: ++ FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED JULY 96 << FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED SEPT 99 && FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED OCT 99 @@ FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED MAY 2000 II FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED OCT 00 ^^ FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED MARCH 2001 >> FY 2001 PROJECT/APPROVED APRIL 2001 APPROVED (COUNCIL) $8,100 $5,635 $2,850 $41,236 $48,000 $19,123 $13,341 $7,200 $7,200 $6,960 $46,325 $205,970 $278,220 EXPENDED $0 $5,114 $0 $0 $0 $0 $13,341 $6,095 $5,690 $6,049 $0 $36,289 $202,607 $202,607