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Home My WebLink AboutParks and Rec Advisory Board-Agenda Packets-4/2/2001 city of Texas AGENDA . NUMBER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. .7. 8. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD' AGENDA Monday, APRIL 2, 2001 7:00 p.m.. Fo'r the meeting conducted atthe Park Annex located at 5109 Bransford Rd. AGENDA ITEM Call to Order Approval of the March 5, 2001 Minutes Discussion and Consideration of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture Proposal for Eval.uation of LD.Lockett Road' Property Discussion cmd Consideration of, Proposed Donations from Aletha Novosel ,Recreation, Athletics, Tennis and Seniors' Reports Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Reports Other Informationalltems* AdjoLJrnment * (This time is allocated for citizens to informally address. the Board on matters. not on the agenda that require no formal, action. Each presentation will be limited to a maximum of five (5) minutes. Board members may not respond to citizenswho speak regarding matters not 011 the agenda.) ,. ' I certify that the above agenda was posted on the bulletin board at City Hall on March 29,2001 MSv.eW~O 5109 Bransford Road P.O. Box 185 CUy Of PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES Monday, March 5, 2001 7:00 p.m. Chairman Rich Hendler called the meeting to order at 7:12p.m. on Monday, March 5,2001 at the Parks and Recreation Office. ROLL CALL: Members: Chairman Rich Hendler, C.ouncilman Mike Taylor, Thomas Cicherski, Karen Birkes, Roger Nelson, Steve Magee, Chris Foy and Chuck Thomas. . ABSENT: Joe Noorlag. STAFF: Dianne McWethy, City Manager, Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager, and Craig Dishman, . Recreation Supervisor. 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of the February 5, 2001 Minutes Roger Nelson moved to approve the February 5, 2001 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Minutes and Chuck Thomas seconded the motion. The vote was unanimous. 3. Discussion and Consideration of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture Proposal for Evaluation of Wilson House Property Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager noted that this proposal will be funded out of the Parks and Recreation general fund budget. 5109 Bransford Road. P.O. Box 185 Colleyvil/e, Texas 76034 656-PARK Metro: (817) 498-4749 '-.-, --- .--- Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting March 5, 2001 Page 2 4. Discussion and Consideration of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture Proposal of Historical Sites Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager noted that this proposal will be funded out of the Parks and Recreation general fund budget. 5. Discussion and Consideration of Teague, Nail and Perkins Proposal for TEA-21 Grant Application for Little Bear Creek Trail Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager provided an overview of the Teague, Nail and Perkins proposal for Little Bear Creek Trail grant application. Roger Nelson motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board . approve the proposal from Teague, Nail and Perkins. Chuck Thomas seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. 6. Discussion and Consideration of Teague, Nail and Perkins Proposal for TEA-21 Grant Application for Cotton belt Extension Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager provided an overview of the Teague, Nail and Perkins proposal for Cottonbelt Extension grant application. Steve ,Magee motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approve the proPQsal from Teague, Nail and Perkins. Tom Cicherski seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. 7. Discussion and Consideration of Eagle Scout Project Brian Hansen. presented his proposed Eagle Scout Project for Kidsville playground. The project includes resealing the wooden playground . equipment at Kidsville. Roger Nelson motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approve the project with the addition of a safety plan. Steve Magee seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting Marcl15, :l001 Page 3 8. Discussion and Consideration of Proposed Donations from David Bagwell Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager discussed the donations from David Bagwell. Tom Cicherski motioned that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approve the donation from David Bagwell. Chris Foy seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. 9. 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. 10. Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Reports Monica Sue. Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager presented a status report on current projects. 11. Other InfQrmationalltems Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager announced the Texas Recreation and Parks Society Gold Medal award to the Colleyville Parks and Recreation Department. Everyone was invited to the City Council meeting on March 6, 2001 for the presentation. 12. Adjournment Steveivlageemoved to adjourn at 8:30 p.m. and Roger Nelson seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. Respectfully submitted and approved: Oty of Co//eyvi//e Parks and Recreation Department --Mt Meeting 4/2/01 Agenda # #3 Department: Subject: Parks and Recreation Discussion and Consideration of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture Proposal for Evaluation of L.D. Lockett Road Property Staff will review Karl Von Bieberstein's proposal for evaluation of L.D. Lockett Road property. This property is being considered for purchase by the city for a water tank storage site. The parcel is approximately five acres and could possibly be used for youth sport programs as well. Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape Architecture proposal for evaluation of L. D. Lockett Road property. ACTION TO BE TAKEN o DisQlssion Only o Information Only o Procedural Change IZI Possible Oty Council Policy Recommendation Page~of~ AGREEMENT BETWEEN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND CLIENT This Agreement entered into by and between The City of CoIleyville, 5400 Bransford Road, Colleyville, TX 76034 (hereinafter called "Client"), and Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein, Inc., Banner Place North, 12770 Coit Road, Suite 210, Dallas, TX 75251 (hereinafter called "Landscape Architect"). WITNESSETH That the Client does hereby employ the Landscape Architect to render professional services for the development of a Feasibility Study for a future city park located at 901 L. D. Lockett Road in Colleyville, Texas, (hereinafter called the "Project") to wit: I. SCOPE A. The Landscape Architect will provide data collection, site analysis, and a feasibility study regarding the development of atWetic facilities on this site being considered for purchase by the City of Colleyville, The Client and the Landscape Architect agree as set forth below. This Agreement supersedes any and all other Agreements either written or oral. ll. BASIC SERVICES The Landscape Architect's Basic Services are as described in the following two (2) Phases. These services will be performed expeditiously and with professional skill and care. A. DATA GATHERING, DATA EVALUATION and SITE REVIEW 1. Attend a "kick-off' meeting with City Staff to discuss overall project goals and objectives and to finalize future meetings with user groups, park board and city council. 2. The Landscape Architect will visit and review the site and document observations with photographs. The City of Colleyville will provide a site boundary map for the Landscape Architect to begin this work. B. FEASffiILITY STUDY PREPARATION 1. The Landscape Architect will develop a Feasibility Study that considers the program desired by the City. 1 2. This study will consider the feasibility of providing proposed facilities including, but not limited to: . Lighted multi-purpose athletic fields . Appropriate vehicle entries and vehicular circulation . Parking . Desired support facilities (restrooms, pavilions, walks, playgrounds, etc.) . Other miscellaneous park amenities such as hikelbike trail, etc . Water storage tank (City will dictate desired location) 3. AB part of these services, the Landscape Architect will participate in two (2) meetings with user groups to receive input and review plan development. 4. The Landscape Architect will participate in a public hearing to reVIew findings of study and receive input from the public. 5. The Landscape Architect will develop a conceptual cost estimate of the proposed improvements. 6. The Landscape Architect will review the plan with the Colleyville Park Board and the Colleyville City Council. 7. The deliverable for this contract will be an illustrative study sketch plan drawing of the study's findings drawn at a scale of approximately 1"= 1 00' . ID. CLIENT'S RESPONSffiILITIES A. The Client will provide project information including a program and budget. This information will set forth the Client's design objectives, project constraints and criteria. B. The Client will furnish a legal description and a certified land survey of the site. C. The services, information, surveys and reports required by Paragraphs III. A and III. B will be furnished at the Client's expense, and the Landscape Architect will be entitled to rely upon the accuracy and completeness thereof D. The Client will furnish required information and will render approvals and decisions expeditiously for the orderly progress of the Landscape Architect's services and of the Work. 2 IV. BASIS OF COMPENSATION The Client shall compensate the Landscape Architect for the services provided as outlined below and in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. A. Payments for basic services, project expenses, and any approved additional services will be billed monthly. B. Project expenses are included in the basic service fees. C. If the project is suspended or abandoned in whole or in part for more than 90 days, the Landscape Architect shall be compensated for all services performed up to the date of receipt of written notice from the Client of such suspension or abandonment. If the project is resumed after being suspended for more than 90 days, the Landscape Architect's compensation may be equitably adjusted. D. Failure to honor billings in a timely manner justifies cessation of further servIce. E. The fees outlined in this Agreement are subject to re-negotiation should the project scope change significantly at any phase. F. For basic services as described in Article II, compensation will be computed as follows: Kick-off Meeting with Staff Data Gathering Feasibility Study Preparation Meetings with User Groups (2) Public Hearing Park Board Meeting City Council Meeting $ 510.00 $ 980.00 $2,920.00 $1,020.00 $ 510.00 $ 510.00 $ 510.00 TOTAL $6,960.00 G F or additional services, compensation shall be computed as lump sum, or on an hourly basis, as mutually agreeable to both parties. H. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice and is payable at the offices of Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein, Inc., Banner Place North, 12770 Coit Road, Suite 210, Dallas, Texas 75251. v. OWNERSHIP AND USE OF DOCUMENTS 3 Drawings, as instruments of service, are and will remain the property of the Landscape Architect whether or not the project for which they are made is executed. VI. TERMINA TION OF AGREEMENT A. This Agreement may be terminated by either party upon seven days written notice should the other party fail substantially to perform in accordance with its terms through no fault of the party initiating the termination. B. In the event that the project is abandoned, this Agreement may be terminated by the Client upon at least seven days written notice to the Landscape Architect. e. In the event of termination not the fault of the Landscape Architect, the Landscape Architect will be compensated for all services performed to termination date. Vll. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS A. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the principle place of business of the Landscape Architect. B. The Client and the Landscape Architect respectively, bind themselves, their partners, successors, assigns, and legal representatives to the other party, to this Agreement and to the partners, successors, assigns, and legal representatives of such party with respect to all covenants of this Agreement. Neither the Client nor the Landscape Architect shall assign, sublet or transfer any interest in this Agreement without the written consent of the other. VIll. IDENTIFICA TIONS All documents provided under this Agreement and all materials released for publication or public relations shall be identified with the following legend: NEWMAN, JACKSON, BIEBERSTEIN, 1Ne. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS IX. ADDITIONAL SERVICES If any of the following additional services are authorized in writing by the Client, they will be paid for by the Client as provided for in Article V. above. A. Assisting the Client in preparing TPW grant applications; B. More detailed Master Planning or Schematic Design Services~ 4 C. Additional user group or staff meeting beyond those stipulated under basic sefV1ces; D. Revising drawings, specifications, or other documents previously approved to accomplish changes requested by the Client; E. Providing on-site surveying, project staking or field verifications; F. Preparing presentation models or renderings beyond those described III Basic Services; G. Other items not specifically covered in the scope of Basic Services. This Agreement entered as of the date written below by Client. NEWMAN, JACKSON, BIEBERSTEIN, INC Gene W. Newman President City Of Colleyville Title Date Date 5 Gty of Co//eyvi//e Parks and Recreation Department __rUt Meeting 4/2/0 1 Agenda # #4 Department: Subject: Parks and Recreation Discussion and Consideration of Proposed Donations from Aletha Novosel Aletha Novosel has offered to donate some books to the L.D. Lockett house for participants to check out. Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board consider the desires of the Donation Committee concerning the acceptance of the books. ACTION TO BE TAKEN o Discussion Only o Infonnation Only o Procedural Change ro Possible Gty Council Policy Recommendation Page -1- of ~ Oty of Co//eyvi//e Parks and Recreation Department --Mt Meeting 04/02/01 Agenda # 5 Department: Subject: Parks and Recreation Recreation, Athletics, Tennis and Seniors' Report I. RECREATION A. On March 22, a Masterworks performance was held with approximately 70 people enjoying Van Cliburn Medalist, Frederic Chiu. B. On March 4, approximately 300 youth participated in Kid Fish at the Colleyville Nature Center. KidFish is sponsored by the KidFish Foundation and the City of Colleyville. II. ATHLETICS A. During G-CISD spring Break, 19 youth participated in Skyhawks Sports Mini-Hawk Camp. B. The department and youth sports associations continues to work with the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District on field condition improvements to school properties that are designated as practice areas. III. TENNIS A. 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The city plans to add more equipment to the park this summf Making. it fun Area cities add, upgrade public park By ELLEN SCHROEDER Stlf-Telegram Stafl'Writer Before baseball games in Trophy Club, people would dampen McCombs Field with water, hoping to soften the tough clay and make it more playable for the kids, "It was so rock hard the bounces were horrible. You couldn't slide on the stuff without getting hurt. Nobody would play on our fields," said Tom Ritz, director of sponsorship and fund-raising for the Tro- phy Club Youth Baseball Association, Since the fields were reswfaced last spring, membership in the baseball associ- ationjumped from 145 to 200, Kids no I~nger mind playing on the Trophy.Club baseball fields, and parents no longer ha' to worry about their kids' safety while sliding, "You've got some of the bes!, softest fields in the Metroplex," Ritz said. "Bas ball's back alive in Trophy Club." As warm weather slips into NortheaS! 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Lockett Road that could house a water storage facility, council member Dennis Marlin sairl js almost undevelopable prvl'erty," Mr. Marlin said. "There's a big radar tower on it. It turns out we're going to need a pwnping facility a year or two down the road. That old side of town is really lacking on pumping and water storage facilities." Another tank facility already exists on McDonwell School Road, he said. Mayor Donna Arp said buying the property would serve two needs for the city - water storage and youth athletic practice fields. AsColleyville grows toward build-out, placing a water storage facility on the property would en- sure the city has ample water, she said. Young athletes could use the land, too. "I have been very interested in the city purchasing land to give us extra soccer and football practice fields," Ms. Arp said. "That's something our citizens. are really interested in." The city will conduct a study of Staff writer Jaime Jordan can be reached at jjordan@dallas- news. com or at 817-410-9602, ext. 4967. + SPORTS AND RECREATION Friday, March 2, 2001 ~odbta%t <<arrant 1\ltmtinll ~tUJ~ - 5 N . RECREATION Tennis leagues, lessons . The Grapevine Women's Tennis Association has members ranging in ability from 2.5-4.0. Cost: $20. Contact: Kelley Quinn at 817-488-6718. . Northeast Tarrant Tennis (NETT) offers singles and doubles formats, ages 4-up. Cost: $10 per player, per league. Contact: 817- 421-9213 or Web site (www.net- tonline.com). . The Colleyville Parks and Recreation Department is register- ing for monthly tennis lessons at ColleyvilIe City Park. Contact: 817-656-7275. Southlake events . The SoutWake Parks and Recreation Department will have a Mom/Son and Father/Daughter multi-skills competition for ages 8-12 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 7. Cost: $20. Sports include baseball, basketball and football. There will be three age divisions. Contacts: 817 -481-1572 or register at 400 N. White Chapel Blvd. in SoutWake. Baseball tryouts . Tri-Cities Baseball's league office is at 518 E. Pipeline Road at Brown Trail in Hurst. Contact: 817-285-0200 or Web site (www.tcbaseball.com). . Select baseball team seeks players (age 10) for spring league and tournament play. Private prac- tice field. Colleyville area. Con- tact: David Glenn at 817-424- 5999. Soccer clubs . Trophy Club soccer. Con- tacts: Jennifer Purdy at 817-490- 0770 or Web site (www.trophy- clubsoccer.org). . American Eagles Soccer Club, which fields 26 boys and girls teams, plays in North Dallas, Piano and Arlington. Contacts: 972-738-9797 or 8 I 7-543-4443, or Web site (www,americanea- gles.org). . Texas Stars Soccer Club boys and girls teams, Contact: Co- rey Hooper at 817-291-8808, . The Saints Soccer Club of Southlake boys and girls teams. Contact: Allen Mers at 8 17-481- 8492. Football camp . The 10th annual Todd Dodge quarterback and wide receiver camp will offer two sessions at Southlake Carroll's practice fields and indoor workout facility, 1501 W SoutWake Blvd. Session I: Tuesday-Friday, May 29-June 1 for eighth-ninth grades. Session II: Monday-Thursday, June 4-7, 10th-12th grades. Sessions run 9 a.m.-noon. Contact: Todd Dodge at 817-251-7538 or 817-656-9678. Seeking soccer officials . The Tarrant Chapter of Texas Association of Sports Officials- Soccer needs officials. Individuals must be 18 years of age and have a current USSF certification. Full training provided. Contacts: Perry Wooden at 817-297-3878 or Tom Cochran at 817-352-6134. Umpires needed . The Euless AtWetic Associa- tion needs men and women to be baseball umpires. Players in the EAA are ages 5-18. Contact: Hen- ry Melton at 817-424-9778. Keller community classes . Keller Parks and Recreation, 541 E. Price St., offers classes, ex- ercise and sports leagues for chil- dren and adults throughout the year. Contact: 817-431-6044. Golf course listings For tee times or lessons, con- tact: . Grapevine Municipal Golf Course: 817-410-3377. . Iron Horse Golf Course (North Richland Hills): 817-485- 6666. . Texas Star (Euless): 817- 685-7888. Sports in Grapevine . The Grapevine Parks and Recreation Department is offering rock climbing and an off-road bike course for ages I 1-15. Leagues for in-line hockey, indoor volleyball and adult softball are also avail- able, Contacts: Community Activ- ities Center, 1175 S. Main St., or 817-410-3450. Golf benefit . The Earl Stewart Lady Mustang Reunion Golf Tourna- ment, the annual fund-raiser for the SMU women's golf team, has been set for March 26 at Royal Oaks Country Club. Contact: 214-768-2884. To submit items To list. league standings, booster club meetings, camps or to have an item included in the sports update, please send infor- mation to Brian Bearden, Sports Dept., The Dallas Morning News, Po. Box 655237, Dallas, TX 75265. Items a/so may be sent by fax to 214-651-0580 or bye-mail to brianbearden@hotmail,com. Upcoming event items need to be in by Monday three weeks in ad- vance of the event. 10.820 Hometown. www.star-leleg.ram.com . Sunday, March 11,2001 Greater Northe.a~. at j As warm weather slips Into North Texas; cities In greater , ~ Northeast Tarrant County are upgrading their parks with,. / new amenities, including ball fields, playgrounds and __ . . picnic tables. Hometown Star compiled a list of some of t~T~l . R..nol<~ ~. ,f improvemenfs to the places we play." ,j ! i. , . ~ /'~E""""~ // HAS LET .. .'. - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _''.:,=, .:'<:. _ _ _ _ _ _! U"" 0'0"'."" " ""'~ ~ . Improvements: New park Wit ,~ ~. PlaY9.roundS and picnic areas '." ' I . . ;' Estimated completion: Spring ~ Hu-~1 . i ROANOKE ('~' / 2. Par1<s of Roanoke . --------J...-- Improvements: Installing four tables , ,.. J { . and benches L" Estimated completion: End at March ! 3. Counlry Acres : ImP. rovements: Ins.t3l1ing six picnic tables and '. I. benches j Estimated completion: End of March .. _._. i , '---~ -f- TROPHY CLUB 4. McCombs Field Improvements: Installed new T-ball fittld, lence, bleachers and dug-out. Leveled playing fields. Replaced bleachers for $14.000. Estimated completion: Finished. T-ball field avail- able for use in the fall 5. Harmony Park Improvements: Buih ,n 1985. Spending 532.000 to renovate restrooms and concession building by widening doors, lowering countertops, paintrng interi. or, replacing fixtures such as sinks and toilets, replac- ing light fixtures to reduce chance of vandalism, Relo- cated bleachers In field. Resurfaced softball field. Estimated completion: mid-March to April SOUTHLAKE 6. Bob Jones Parte, Bob Jane. and White Chapel road. Improvements: $2.5 million expansion pro- Ject to bulld restroom bUilding and restroom/concessIOn bUlldmg, pavilIon, play. ....... ground, mUlti-purpose trails, six practIce ball fields. parking, amphitheater for small programs and day camp facllhies Estimated corr.pletion: Fall FLOWER MOUND 7. Dixon Parte Improvements: Building new _... handicap-accessible play- ground and installing wrought iron fence Estimated completion' June GRAPEVINE 8. Dove CrossIng Parte Improvements: R6placed playgroiJnd equipment. Added improved sidewalks, picnic tabies, benches. Planted trees, 9. Heritage Parte Improvements: Planting Grapevine Botanical Gar- ~n~n~r:i~~ ~~~~~~i~~'I~~~~~~r;~';je~~~ts. Includ' Estimated completion: Early summer {about June). 10. Parr Park Improvements: Built permanent bathroom facility to replace the temporary outhouses. Cinderblock facility has flushing toilets with wash. basins, hand d~;[i~~:~e6~~~~atii~~': Finished. COLLEYVILLE 11. Kimzey Parte Improvements: Installing new playground equip- ment, sand volleyball court, basketball court, newer backstop, hike and bike trails, tlshlng pier, pavilion. kiosk, parte benches tl1roughout Estimated completion: Summer nt par~s . "'---~.....L-~ ..' .", ' : l.L!!!J, ~ ........-- , T j--" ~\ i \ . r--_..........~- . I I \ fi!)..,, i ,J Keller ~' ~L~______~___ -.. I ,~- ----.----- ,S;oothl~ke --.- ._...1..-_,,-- , . . ~. , , .: J !I ~ "'/ <>~/ ill ,/ Jl .!i i II, 1& H.f1lI I ot,.- I~ Rtctt.1a.nd) ....... . 11 Hills I / i I ,.-:/V CGjt~VViIl& / f 1 Wa""" I '~~j~~ I [ I ! ....................~.............-- Estimated completion: Begin construction in Ser lember, complete in 2002 KELLER 12, Keller Spo~s Complex Improvements: Adding bleacher canopies, adding two soccer fields, constructing new entry road Estimated completion: End of March through May (Soccer fields 10 be completed In May.) WATAUGA 13. Capp Smith Parte 10~~~i~~e~a~~~S~6 '~r~~~~,n :o~~a~e sit~~!~~:~I~~~ the trails, three pavilions, three parking lots and bathrooms Estimated completion: End of the year BEDFORD 22, Meadowpark Athletic Complex Improvements: Upgrading scare boards to inclu, clocks Estimated completion: June 17, Kale Baker Parte (Vance Road and Dover Lane) Improvements: Improving drainage Estimated completion: Work: begins in April and should be finished by July 18, Cre.kTrail Park (Booth Cailoway Road and Glenvlew Drivel Improvements: Installing 3D-foot pavilion Estimated completion: Will be installed as soon as weather permits 23. Boys Ranch Parte Improvements: Adding fishing pier to lake Estimated completion: End of May 24, Centra' Parte Improvements: Renovating bathhouse and con- cession stand at swimming pool Estimated completion: Opening of pool season (End of May) EULES5 25. West Parte Improvements: New playground Estimated compretion:'March HALTOM CITY 14. Breadway Parte b~lrK:{d~e~ebn~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~~~oX~f~~~gbh~~e- Ing. putting a new roof on pavilion, putting a new roof on concession stands, adding a water spray parte (sprayground) with randomly activated show- ers and water cannon, increasing parking spaces. Estimated completion: October HURST 19, Hu..t Athletic Complex Improvements: Replacing restrooms and conces- sion stand Estimated completion: Between November and January 20. Chisholm Parte ~~8~:t:~~~~:p~~~a:i~~ar~~~g32nd 26. Midway Parte Improvements: New tot lot for 2. to 5'year.olds Estimated completion: May RICH LAND HILLS 21. Chisholm Aquatic Center 15: New'parte n.ar Parte Place Drlve,end Manhews. ,', htl~r?'.e~.~t!::'i\dJling pav!lion on easl side. 27, McCormick Parte Improvements: New playground Estimated tompletion June I 20. Hometown Star . www.sta;-tel~gnim.~0~...SU~d~y.Ma~h4. 2001 Cities line up activities for spring breakers By ELLENBcHROEDER Star-Telegraru Staff Writer Five days without school... what'. a kid to do? While schools adjourn for spring break, some parks and recreation d~partmentsin'~ ortheast Tarrant COllntyoffer\caIIl~s to keep kids entertained, ()'tfiersmay nothave spe- cialacti,vities"J.Juttfiey see a surge of kidsplaying,b~sketball" table"tennis anqotherreg1l1ar activities in the recr~ationceI1feis. " ' "We don't have anything orgilnized. . WHAT'S NEW ~ List of activities, 22 They need a place where they are free to do what they want to do," said George Fowler, Haltom City parks and recreation director, Birdville students were out of school last week for winter break, and Fowler saw a larger number of stu- dents than usual playing basketball and other games in the Haltom City Recreation Center. "For a lot of them, their parents are still working during spring break, They are usually here about eight in the morning and many are here all day. It keeps them from sitting around the house," Fowler said. But Birdville students get a chance to join a special day camp in their belated spring break, April 9-13. The North Richland Hills parks and recre- ation center offers a class of arts and crafts and field trips. Others offering spring break camps are the Colleyville and North Richland Hills parks and recreation departments and the Midway (More un BREAK on Page 22) Star~ Telegram/KELLEY CHJNN First United Methodist Church of Bedford, at 1245 Bedford Road, dedicated its new sanctuary Feb, 25, The main sanctuary burned in an arson fire in 1999. They used a fellowship hall, which was once the chapel, during the transition. During that peri. ad, the church had three services for 300 people, The new sanctuary will seat 1,000 people, and they will have two Sunday ser- vices. The Feb. 25 ceremony attracted 1,600 people. NEWS, :RPUND.UP ; '. . -", 'the district and the town, according to a press rele~e, The group meets monthly. ~", " . SOUTH LAKE - Scott & ~ames 'Band will <,perton" a free public concert of country music, >,:sponsoredby'the City of South lake and,theArts Council of NorthEast Tarrant County, 3 to 4 p.m, today at the Town Square gazebo. Complimenta- "ry refreshments will be served, (817j481-2374.-,. Ii EULESS -Hundredsof books and Videos will be offered for sale at the Euless Frtends of the Library Semi-Annual Book,Sale '(r)>m 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p,m, $undayat the Eule,ss Public Library, 201 N, Ector . ,,[)rtve;Apreview will be.frorn 3 to 7 p,m. Frtday I?tF~h,ds oUhe Ubr:ary members. Memberships , , .:.... $5p(lqierson or $10 per family.:- are avail. . able at the door. Children's entertainers will per- . form, and the Mid-Cities Genealogical Society will sponsor a bake sale beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday. (817) 685-1493. . EULESS - The Parks and Community Services Department is seeking volunteers lor events in April. Awards will be given to the organi- zation that produces the most volunteers, as well as recognition at a city parks board meeting. Jerry Poteet a1(817) 685-1449. . KELLER - The Keller Early Childhood PTAwllI host to its semi-annual "Clothes-Out," a used Children's clothing and toy sale, from 8 a,m, to noon Friday-Sa1urday at the Keller Lions Club at 532 E, Keller Parkway, The event will feature used kid's clothing, toys" matemltyitems, baby items and accessories, (817) 431-1864 or (817) 431,-8349. FEBRUARY 2-8, 2001 - ~, northeast. tarran~ www.star-telegram.com/j ustgo By CATHERINE S. DAILEY SPECIAL TO THE STAR-TELEGRAM '([J) peragoers typically aren't O thinking about yardwork, he beverages and cars when , watching a performance, But those seemingly off-th, wall, unrelated topics come to mind wh, hearing comedian-soprano Colleen Mal- lette, a Fort Worth opera singer making waves internationally with her traveling opera spoof The Lamaze Schaal of Singir Presents Haw To Birth a Sang, The show is a medley of revised oper atic songs, but all you really need to know is Mallette's motto: "It's time for serious whimsy." In her rendition of Habanera from Cc men, phrases like "go mow zee lawn," "du Chevrolet," "cafe au lait" and "Oh filet mignon" are thrown in to replace French lyrics. Fort Worth pianist Keith Critcher will accompany her. "Let's just say he becomes a trickste' and a prankster," she says of Critcher. "I makes it difficult to give a serious recital." Just about everyone will get a kick 0 of Mallette's renditions of songs from Cc men by Bizet, Didos Lament by Purcell, Me Vaiglia Fa Na Casa by Donizetti and others. "It's a great way to bring people intc opera," says Brooks Britt" a creative pr, dueer for film and television in Los Ang les. Britt remembers meeting Mallette si, years ago when he was scouting talent for Museum Park, an elaborate park/ amphitheater at the North Carolina Mus um of Art in Raleigh. N.C. "Her vocals are so full and precise, it just breathtakins he says, "Her sta presence is large' than life." Mallette has been performi~g the show with h, own company, High C Divas, for more than six years. When she', not blasting ope' stereotypes, she a part-time voie, teacher at Texas COLLEYVILLE Christian University, Her resume includes stints with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and Cas Manana. She says she enjoys giving birth to creative ideas, having concocted the Lamaze name from a former accompani< who would often loudly encourage TCU voice students. "When students walked by, they wou hear the vqice teacher screaming, 'Push Push !'" she says. Catherine S. Dalley, (817) 685.3843