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HomeMy WebLinkAboutParks and Rec Advisory Board-Agenda Packets-1/9/1995 (8)G~tY of ~_ ® a Il~ Texas PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1995 6:30 P.M. PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE 5109 BRANSFORD ROAD 1. CALL TO ORDER 8~ ROLL CALL 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JULY 10, 1995 MEETING AND JULY 24, 1995 WORK SESSION 3. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE UPDATE OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN ^ Rich Hendler will review the process for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, explain the purpose of the public hearing and introduce the consultants ^ Consultants will review the Parks and Recreation Master Plan contents ^ Consultants will discuss park standards and a needs assessment ^ Park Board and consultants will receive public input (citizens to complete a speaker's form and limit remarks to five minutes) 4. ADJOURNMENT P.O. BOX 185 COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS 76034 (817) 577-7575 GitY of Il ~, ~ Texas PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MINUTES AUGUST 7, 1995 1. CALL TO ORDER & ROLL CALL Chairman Rich Hendler called the meeting to order at 6:40 p.m. on Monday August 7, 1995. Members Present: Rich Hendler, Ray Ramsey, Yvonne Hatton, Chuck Walton, Rob Benefield, Paul Vigiletti, Gail Madden, Skip Keller; Parks and Recreation Coordinator, Toy Tailford; Parks and Recreation Secretary. Members Absent: Tom Schlich 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JULY 10, 1995 MEETING Yvonne Hatton made a motion to approve the minutes as read. Paul Vigiletti seconded the motion which carried by a unanimous vote. 3. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE UPDATE OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN Rich Hendler explained to the assembly that the current master plan was adopted in 1990 and the need to update it. He stressed the re uired updated plan would help enable us to achieve a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Grant for monies to develop and update our parks system. He further stressed the importance of including the public in this process, not just because it is required for possible grants, but also because it is important to the Parks Board and the City Council that our citizens from all aspects of the community have an opportunity to give their ideas and comments. Suzanne Sweek and Eric Wilhite from Schrickel Rollins and Associates were introduced by Rich Hendler and they conducted the meeting. 5109 Bransford Road P.O. Box 185 Colleyville, Texas 76034 a~F_ceQ~ -2- Copies of The Texas Recreation & Parks Account Local Park Grant was distributed to the Park Board and the Assembly and the contents were explained (attached). After the consultants finished their presentations the citizens in attendance expressed their needs and wishes before the Board. These needs and wishes were written down (by the citizen) on a survey form and given to the Board at the close of the meeting (attached). 4. ADJOURNMENT Yvonne Hatton made a motion to adjourn the meeting a 7:45 p.m. Chuck Walton seconded the motion which carried by an unanimous vote. PROJECT PRIORITY SCORIl\TG SYSTEM WORKBOOK CRITERIA ONE Sponsor is in full compliance at previouslX assisted grant ,nro.~ect sites and is.pro re ins on schedule with all active ran ro~ects in accordance with the "Summary of Guidelines for Administration of Local Park Grant Assistance Programs". YES. If yes, the application will be scored and presented for award consideration. NO. If no, application will not be scored or considered further. CRITERIA TWO 1110 GxlC11l iy which the proiect will provide priorit~ds, as identified in a Department-approved sponsor-endorsed „jurisdiction-wide narks, recreation and open space master lp an• A. Project provides for the #1 and #2 local priority needs (15- 20 points); or B . Project provides for the # 1 local priority need (10-14 points); or C. Project provides for the #2 local priority need (5-9 points); or q D. Project provides for lower than the #2 local priority need (1-4 points) . Totai Icange: 1-20 points NOTE: Consideration of "need" for this criteria is broadened to include basic support facilities/infrastructure which are critical to the park and recreation experience. Support facilities/infrastructure eligible for consideration as "need" for this criteria are limited to restrooms, roads and parking, area lighting (to ensure public safety), utilities (which are essential to these eligible support facilities), and land acquisition. CRITERIA THREE The extent to which the project will provide a more balanced znix and wider variety of park and recreation Qpportunities/facilities within the sponsor's iurisdiction, or intended nroj ect service area (1-10 points NOTE: Priority points will be awarded based on the number of park and recreation opportunities/facilities provided - 1 point will be awarded for each type of facility, up to 10 points . CRITERIA FOUR The extent to which the proiect will provide improved water- based nark and recreation opportunities. A. Project provides direct and complementary park and recreation opportunities along quality water bodies, as follows (1-5 points): - Gulf Coast, Lake, or Reservoir (5 points) - Bay or Estuary (4 points) - River (3 points) - Stream -continuous flow (2 points) - Pond (1 point) B. Project proposes the acquisition of land which would provide needed public access to park and recreational waters (1-5 points) . - Gulf Coast, Lake, or Reservoir (5 points) - Bay or Estuary (4 points) - River (3 points) - Stream -continuous flow (2 points) - Pond (1 point) Total Range: 1-14 points CRITERIA FIVE The extent to which the nroiect will improve the eo~ra hic distribution of park and recreation land and facilities in the proiect's intended service area or within the sponsor's jurisdiction. A. Project provides the first park and recreation opportunity in the sponsor's jurisdiction or intended service area (25 points); or B . Project provides new and different park and recreation opportunity in the sponsor's jurisdiction or intended service area (15-20 points) . Total Range: 15-25 points CRITERIA SIX The extent to which the ~roiect maximizes the use of ~levelonment funds for basic nark and recreation opportunities ,(1-25 pointsZ Basic Park and Recreational Facilities Costs X (25) Total Facilities Costs NOTE: "Total Facilities Costs" include park/recreation and support/infrastructure facilities, contingency, and all required program sign costs in excess of $1,000. CRITERIA SEVEN ~'he extent to which the proiect improves nark and recreation Qpportunities for low income, minority, elderly or ,youth-at-risk 1 1Zen 1'~D ~ohge~' ADS A. Project improves opportunities for low income citizens in areas where such action is needed (1-4 points) . B . Proj ect improves opportunities for minority citizens in areas where such action is needed (1-4 points) . C . Project improves opportunities for elderly citizens in areas where such action is needed (1-4 points) . D. Project provides opportunities for youth at-risk citizens where such action is needed (areas and facilities specifically designed or programmed for youth-at-risk) (1-4 points) . Total Range: ~ 1-16 points CRITERIA EIGHT The extent to which the proiect involves cooperation between the sponsor and other governmental or educational institutions to provide park and recreation opportunities at the proiect site(~~ A. Project involves the contribution of resources from other governmental or educational institutions which serves as all or part of the sponsors matching share of funds (1-15 points) . NOTE: Priority points awarded on a percentage (%) basis, dependent on the amount of matching funds provided by the other governmental/educational institution. :~ B . Project area is owned by another governmental or educational institution and will be permanently dedicated for public park and recreation use through a land donation, permanent non-revocable lease, or permanent park and recreation easement (5 points) . C . Project involves cooperation between the project sponsor and other governmental or educational institutions whereas resources are contributed to the overall project for non- grant assisted facilities (ie: The county constructs roads/parking facilities for the city, but no grant funds are requested for roads/parking) (1-5 points) . Total Range: 1-25 points CRITERIA NII~TE The extent to which the proiect involves donations of land, cash} labor, equipment and/or materials from the private sector as part or all of the sponsor's matching share of the~roject. NOTE: Priority points -awarded on a percentage (%) basis, dependent on the amount of matching share funds to be received through donations. A. Project provides private land and/or cash donations from the private sector as part or all of the sponsor's matching share of the project (1-15 points) . B . Proj ect provides donated labor, equipment and/or materials_ ~~ from the private sector as part or all of the sponsor's ~~ matching share of the project (1-10 points) Total Range: 1-15 points ,` CRITERIA TEN ~} Piuir,~;i Niuviues for the Acquisition and Preservation/Conservation of park and recreation lands which consist of unique or significant natural resources, provide nPP ed open space, or provide needed parkland for future development. A. Project provides for the acquisition ~ preservation/conservation of a federal, state, regional, or local government identified natural area which is recognized in an acceptable, published planning document for having valuable or vulnerable natural resources, ecological processes, or rare, threatened, or endangered species of vegetation or wildlife (40 points); or B. Project provides for the acquisition nod preservation/conservation of a significant wetland area, recognized by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Resource Protection Division, which is usable for recreation, and meets at least one (1) "threshold criteria" as defined in the National Wetlands Priority Conservation Plan (30-35 points); or C. Project provides for the acquisition n~ preservation/conservation of open space land or water for human use and enjoyment that is relatively free of man-made structures, whose physical characteristics will Support onlyv m~,_nima.Ld-dP_ -~.~p.~n~nt, one (1) acre or larger in size, which is identified in an acceptable, published and adopted local jurisdiction-wide open space plan (20-25 points); or J D. Project provides for the acquisition of needed recreational land proposed for future development, or land which is located in a densely developed area within the sponsor's jurisdiction (10 points). Total Range: 100 points ~..~ CRITERIA ELEVEN ~oj.~provides .for the renovation of an existing obsolete park and recreation area, or facilities (~-5 no=. ints,~. CRITERIA TWELVE Project promotes the conservation of natural resources (1-5 oint Projects proposing the use of xeriscape/native plant materials for landscaping, drip or treated effluent irrigation systems, renovation of obsolete lighting systems with more energy efficient systems, recycled materials for facility construction, environmental education and interpretation, ,significant tree plantings where no trees exist, etc. (1-5 points) . WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan . are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ~,I Vl (JCC~ ~" 4!(l.<"1 Address: ~ ~ ~. ~~.-~ ~ r ~ ~~.~ Phone: ~ `~, ' (~ ~~ l.~l~' Representing: /~ ~ ~f ~~ 1 (~ ~-- L~~~~~ S ~~ 1 +M,~1 I e.~~ y\ ~ ~ ~ (~1. Vl ~.J`5 (organization/self) - ~ ~ ~ t S~~` JCS ~ _~ have read a~ understand~the statements shown above. Signed: ~ WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ~'1/~tK <-yE~y Address: ~z ° 9 ~~ w~'~ Phone: '~/S ~ - S `~z~ Representing: S~ r F (organization/self) I have read and understand the statements shown above. Signed: WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING -l August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ` Address: ~ ~ yl ~ ~ rN'iR ~~ U ~~ Phone: B ~ ~ -- s ~~ '" (4la Representing: S ~F (organization/self) I have read and undsrtstand,the statements shown above. Signed: CRITERIA THIRTEEN Pro'e~ct provides a greenbelt linkage to other narks and recreation areas# neighborhoods, or public facilities (through means other than streets and sidewalks~l-5 ~ointsl. ~~ CtciTERIA FOURTEEN Project provides dark and recreation o~~ortunities which enhance and enco urage an a~nreciation and preserv ation of cultural (historical and archaeologoical) resources ~l-5 n ointsZ WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING ~ } August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: Address: ~ I~Z s' /~ /~~~; Phone: .~~'f - ~ ~ ~ ~-, 3 -Q-2.-~ (organizaEion/self) have read and understand the statements shown above. Signed: WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ~~SuE g~~0 Address: ~ ~ 3 ~ ~ ~Gl fJ1, A ~ COI~J~ ~ u.~ , ~- . ~ ~~'. Phone: ~~~ -~~lO Rep 5~.~ Ccou.:~v~~~. woM~.s ~~ c~ayp (organization/self) I have read and understand the statements shown above. Si ;-'~~C COLLEYVII,LE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: 1~ What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (~kc~k one Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City`? Please list your top three choices. 1. v~~v,.,,~ (' PISA.. ~~, 2. 3. Question 3: ~_ . __. ~ ~ _, ~,~_J~st~ti., ,. E,L Which public park and recreation facilities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? ~C~c-I~ an ~~- °`7'i'ly ) Baseball Fields Basketball Courts (school site) Softball Fields i ~- Tennis Courts (school site) Football Fields r% Natural Areas Soccer Fields ~~Playground Picnic Pavilion/Shelters ~ Jogging, hiking trails i Recreation programs v' Other (please list) ~1~~-~,p•~-r~ ~~~"~^..-~°-~'.~,~~_ Coileyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 e Uo vy• :1J UJ. Yi 1•.1_l nlr U-k:! rU-~J Jl,tl1<li.AL'L 1<ULL1_V Question 4: Do you feel the city should: ~~~-~~ ~-~ Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. -,,~~ Continue same Ievel of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. Question 6: If you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check all that apply) User fees. Increasing taxes. Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. A'/~¢ sales tax for parks. Question 7: What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? Colleyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Aug., 1995 ~i UUS a 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (c.kc~lc. one) Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. ~- Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City? PEease list your top three choices. r I 1. ~~,TE~1t~.1S CS~uR~s l..I.IG~T~~ ~ht 1~~1 ~;~~CX~M 5 `tom P~~~ a. ~~ ~~cpt~S AT P~PRKS_ 3. P~~tL-1~ PRR`~11~ ~T +~ C-CC`1. P{`~~ ~ Question 3: Which public park and recreation fac~ities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? ~C~c-k ari ~-~- °`Ti~ly ) V Baseball Fields Basketball Courts (school site) Softball Fields FootbaII Fields Soccer Fields Picnic Pavilion/Shelters Recreation programs ~, Tennis Courts (school site) ~ Natural Areas Playground Jogging, hiking trails Other (please list) Coileyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 Oi:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 S ua v~.:fu uo.-~~ r:1~ Oir v~kJ rui.~ Jl.til<1~,t~L'L 1tULL1_V I~UUS Question 4: Do you feel the city should: ~~~-~-~~ ~``°-~ Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. Continue same Ievel of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. Question 6: If you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check all chat apply) User fees. Increasing taxes. Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. ~l A'/~¢ sales tax for parks. ~I~tI~~M.AL ~75~~~ ~ `t~N~S c~uR~S Question 7: What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? PARS ~ Rc~~io~ ccNtP~~c.. w~ ~~ ~ G~ _~~_ ~R~_ ~-~ cep PARS _ N ~MP~ ~~~ ~~ -~~ ~A~ ~ ~~ Calleyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Aug., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 COLLEYVII.LE FARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (cl~c~k One) P sive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks ani top three choices. 2. i recreation facilil ~~.~ :ies would you like to have in the City? PEease list your C~ 3. Question 3: Which public park and recreation facilities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? (C~-~i~ ari ~-~- oy~~~ l~ ) Baseball Fields Softball Fields Football Fields Soccer Fields Picnic Pavilion/Shelters _~Recreation programs Basketball Courts (school site) ~ennis Courts (school site} ~_~~ Natural Areas ~,~,/Playground ~~ /Jogging, biking trails Other (please list) Colleyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk. 1995 08/04/95 Oi:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 . Uo~ U#; :fJ iiJ: ~tl 1'.i~ Olr U~1 :1 r U~kv Jl. tl1(1~,htL 1<U LL1_V ~J.1 Ui);j Question 4; Do you feel the city should: (cG-c-cfc ~-) _ Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. _ Continue same Level of funding. _/Decrease the current level of funding. 1/ No opinion. Question 6: Tf you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (oheck all thac apply ~~'~ User fees. Increasing taxes. Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. A'/~¢ sales tax for parks. Question 7: What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks a~•-~n-d~~}_-r~~ec~,reation facilities? Coileyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Ault 199 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: Wha# would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should prow/ide? (cl.c~l~ one ~/ Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City? Please list your top three ch/o~~ices. '' / /~ ~ 1. /V~jV/1s1L IN~L~L,F£/~~7.A~ K~F~G~I 'U~ 1'~r~i/1PRF~r/£ ~~N/S 2. \i EGG ('Jr~WG~ki~G ~~.A!;.:: 3. L ~i/~A2 P1~2 kt ~/~ ~~~//?/~,~;~d>Ac ~ ~ ~' ~ ~;~.; ~N ~ ,rr ~/wA: _~ ;~.. ~'n a "- . ,~,. C~N.~.~~,;r Question 3: Which public park and recreation facilities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? ~C~ec-k 0.ri i-~- a~~~~~1~ Baseball Fields Basketball Courts (school site) Softball Fields Football Fields Soccer Fields Picnic Pavilion/Shelters Recreation programs Tennis Courts (school site) ,~ Natural Areas Playground Jogging, biking trails Other (please list) Coileyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 U~~ V-!. JJ VJ. ~ri 1•.iJ Ol r U4J r U~FJ Jl, t1H 1l~t1 L-L xU LLi_V ~ 'elf UUS Question 4: Do you feel the city should: (cl.cc(c ~-¢-) / Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. Continue same level of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. Question b: If you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check au that amity) / User fees. Increasing taxes. Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. / A'h¢ sales tax for parks. Question 7: What is the single most important issue or deed concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? .,'a£~~IR~~r ~~ti~~f rI~-t`r`~tl~t- ~~~A: tE1~7H~~ C~1Y L~M~'r; Qf~=fQE ~~£1£ ~~ I {~~- ~~~~~= Fdp Q~r,pc,~-~A~~ ~?12 ~a~MFa<<~~ I~£d£cdf~M%~`f Colle~ville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 ~~ COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (ckc~l~ one) Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City`? Please list your top three choice/~s. ~J 1. ! a~fl ("i4ntG trr4 ~ ~-i~louvh S i,v C,~-r`t 1 ,(~~c. 2. ~~N •s Cayr, Pcw x.. C ~'rt ~~ ~~ ~ nre~Z, ~h ~ k ~c F~4+2rn ~,u ~ c ~NNu~c-c.- ~E~~y . 3. Question 3: Which public park and recreation facilities in CoIIeyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? (Gleck ari f-ti-~- °'7'i'ly ) Baseball Fields /Basketbali Courts (school site) ~ Softball Fields Football Fields Soccer Fields Picnic Pavilion/Shelters Recreation programs Tennis Courts (school site) _~~Natura! Areas _~ Playground Jogging, biking trails Other (please list) Coilewille Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Aug., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 J P.002 U.~~ U~!• JJ vJ Y~ l'.1J 61r U-kJ rU~lJ Jl. tll<1~. f~t~L 1<ULL1.V Question 4: Do you feel the city should: ~~~-~~- ~-~ Increase fundmg for parks and recreation improvements. Continue same Ievel of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. Question 6: Tf you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check all that apply) ~t uus User fees. ` Increasing taxes. ~ .~ ao ~f~ S ~ ~~ ""' 9 Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. ~~ ~,Adr 71.~ut i H t s wA? i'E'i~~s'Y~7~D~ fT' W-kS ~av~. (~ ~ Alter i~ A '/~ ¢ sales tax for parks. ~ w' +'~ h .v` MS'f t t2~ ~~ ~ "' ~7t'~e C2'' 7e) ~ ~ o ~Y-°~~~~ uestion 7: .J What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? r t -J D art- w tt ht" ~--c.E`f V I u.,~ R~ ''9~"r3 ~A~T ~ I~KD --~~._. ~ -~~ W K KC W ~.f~rQS • Tom"' ~~P !'y G` w c t,c,.~.ct, 'zu ('R'K . Colleyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Atty., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (~t,c~l~one~ ~~~ ~~~ ~`~7bt f Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City? Please list your top three choices. ~~ 3. 1 I~a~c-yu-~-~- ,fit a-e~Q~-- [4~.~-a _/ c Q:~ ~e.~ ~ ~(o y Question 3: Which public pack and recreation facilities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? (C(.ec-c aii f-~~ °`7~~~1,y Baseball Fields Softball Fields Football Fields Soccer Fields (/~ Picnic Pavilion/Shelters Recreation programs Basketball Courts (school site) +f Tennis Courts (school site) '~~N~atural Areas ~' Playground Jogging, hiking trails Other (please list) Colleyville Park & Recreation Master 1'!an Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 V.~ V~f. JJ VJ YL 1`.1~ Olr U-t :J rU-!.~ J1. Yl!<1 ~. I11:L 1<U LL1_V i~UU.S Question 4: Do you/feel the city should: (cam-~~C ~-) y Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. Continue same Ievel of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. Question 6: you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check all rhac apply) ~//User fees. ^ Increasing taxes. 0~ Su porting a parks capital improvements bond program. A '/z¢ sales tax for parks. Question 7: What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? Cam, ~~ i G -~- Colleyville Park & Recreation Master Flan Update Atty., 199.E 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.003 COLLEYVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION SURVEY: Question 1: What would you consider to be the most important type of facilities the City of Colleyville should provide? (ct~c~k one) Passive, open space for walking, hiking, picnicking, nature study, informal play, etc. ~~.1 Active, developed spaces with athletic fields, tennis courts, etc. Question 2: What additional parks and recreation facilities would you like to have in the City`? Please list your top three choices. Question 3: Which public park and recreation facilities in Colleyville have you or someone in your household used within the past year? (C~-~I~ ari f-~- a-~~~~1~ ) Baseball Fields Softball Fields Football Fields Soccer Fields Picnic Pavilion/Shelters Recreation programs Basketball Courts (school site) Tennis Courts (school site) Natural Areas Playground Jogging, biking trails ~`J Other (please list) _~J~ .:~- ~ -E ColleWille Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 TX/RX N0.3103 P.002 VJ V-t. :fJ VJ:-ri r.1S blr U-IJ rU+v Jl. tiltll.hL'L 1tIJLL1V Question 4: Do you feel the city should: ~cG,.c.c(c ~-) Increase funding for parks and recreation improvements. Continue same level of funding. Decrease the current level of funding. No opinion. ~t uua . -' Question 6: Tf you favor more funding, would you like this to be accomplished by: (check all that apply) User fees, Increasing taxes. Supporting a parks capital improvements bond program. A'/~¢ sales tax for parks. Question 7: What is the single most important issue or need concerning Colleyville parks and recreation facilities? Calleyville Park & Recreation Master Plan Update Auk., 1995 08/04/95 07:46 '~X/RX N0.3103 P.003 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: REGARDING: NEED FOR TENNIS COURTS IN COLLEYVILLE THE GRAPEVINE WOMEN'S TENNIS DOUBLES ASSOCIATION WAS FOUNDED IN 1979,PLAYING TWO DAYS A WEEK. THIS LEAGUE NOW HAS A FALL AND SPRING SEASON, WITH LEAGUES MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, WITH A TOTAL OF 94 PLAYERS. IN OUR 1994 SEASON, 27 COLLEYVII.LE WOMEN PLAYED IN OUR LEAGUES. IN 1995, 26 COLLEYVILLE WOMEN PLAYEll IN OUR LEAGUES. WE HAVE ALWAYS WELCOMED THESE WOMEN TO PLAY IN OUR LEAGUES, HOWEVER, THERE HAS BEEN MANY TIMES WE HAVE NOT HAD OPENINGS IN OtTR LEAGUES FOR SOME OF THE PLAYERS FROM COLLEYVIL.LE. WE ARE CO-SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE AND SINCE THE LEAGUE WAS FORMED FOR GRAPEVINE TENNIS PLAYERS, THEY llU RF.GI51'ER FIRST FOR THESE LEAGUES AidD THEN WE OPEN REGISTERATION FOR ANY PLACES STILL AVAILABLE. WITH THE GROWTII OF GRAPEVINE, THE CULLEYV[LLE WOMEN ARE OF COURSE CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR CHANCES OF' PLAYING IN OUR LEAGUES. THESE WOMEN CAN NOT FORM AN ORGANIZATION IN COLLEYVTLLE BECAUSE THERE ARE. NO PUBLIC 'TENNIS COURTS TU ACCOMMODATE A TENNIS LEAGtJE. THERE IS A DEFINITE NEED FOR TENNIS COt1RTS FOR THE hIANY TENNIS PLAYERS IN COLLEYVILLE. ,~.~.~ ,~ny~~ SUE SVRCEK, PRESIDENT 1995 GRAPEVINE WOMEN'S TENNIS DOUBLES ASSOCIATION COLLEYVILLE RESIDENTS Actively Playing Tennis Barb Francis Cindy Burchett Kathleen Bolin Lorna McElaney Cindy Livengood Debbie Badders Terri Berlingeri Bethe Trigg Linda Tinkham Ruth Re Jinky Hicks Patty Swanson Kelley Quinn Deb Gayowski Kathy Bostick Carol Johanneson Donna Ray Keannie Dearth Susan Griffith Barb Murphy Patti Porter Leslie Bardo Donna Holmes Rose Bredeweg Candace Banning Janet Cunningham Cindy Scholer Brenda Ray Linda Ponder Elaine Burtin Cindy Jacobs Louise Smith Denise Mc Donald Mary Gadoci Anne Nisbet E'Lisa Fross Sallie Gray Leigh Usher Kris Wheeler Ellen Kelley Mary Terchless Sandie Trevethan Deb Rosenberry Wenka Hansen Pat Miga Sherry Matz Jane Garmen Carol Knox Michele Zugaro Teresa Risley Mary Fee Mary Anne Fyfe Deb Anderson Kathy Sanders Kathy Woodward Brenda Bonser Susie Gallemore Dewanna Faulkner Denise Busby Kathy Halbert Peggy Feil Carol Howe Ann Marie Davoren Judy Till Kathy Clifford Carol Johnson Carol Gough Kathy Leone Joanne Bosch Francis Lyle Anetia Burton Monica Manfredini Kay Newton Ruth Murphy Sue Boyle Debbie Trapp Kim Watson Debbie Zimmer Debbie Horn Patty Hemrick Diane Ellis Patty Witte Jody Ryan Sue Gallamore Tony Ragley Sally Jones Linda McLa, ughlin ( , _ J WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3 4 N Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. ~~ ~~ ~z~ Address: ~ 3 V f ~ C~ li~lR ~a v A~{L~" Phone: 8 t~t -- S'1'"? - (4(a Representing: S EtF (organization/self) I have read and undstlstand,the statements shown above. S WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ~'1/~t K .C r vE ~ y Address: ~z ° 9 ~~ w, ~c ~- Phone: ~/8 ~ _ ~ ~, Representing: -~ ~' ~ f (organization/self) I have read and understand the statements shown above. Signed: WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan . are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: ~/f Vl. c:~(C-'~~~_~~~" d . Address: ~ ~ ~ L~ (l~~ ~n ~~~ ~C~L~ ~ ~i ~' Phone: ~ ~ - ~l ~:~~ ~~ T //~ , _ Representing: l~ ~ ~ ~ °t ~~ t ~ q ~ V'V1~ vl ~5 ~_~...1 t v1n b ~ ~.. ~~ ~ v1 ~ ;~u t ~'t ~t ~4`~' ~. (organization/self) ~ ~;~~ ~~ ~~~`~~ , s ~ S~.I~ I have read unde the st ements shown above. Signed: ., .( ~~~ _ __ WELCOME! CITY OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: Address: ~ ~aZ s ~ ,/~~' Phone: S~~ ~ rY . 3 `~ ~ /;. ~ ~ ~ „ Representing: ~~ (organization/self) I have read and understand the statements shown above. Signed: WELCOME! CIT1(OF COLLEYVILLE PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN PUBLIC HEARING August 7, 1995 If you wish to address the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please follow the suggestions shown below: 1. Please provide the information required below in order that the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board may recognize you promptly at the appropriate time. Please wait until you are called upon to offer your remarks. 2. Please state your full name and address when you begin your remarks in order that the official minutes may record your appearance before the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. 3. Please limit your comments to five minutes in order that everyone might have an opportunity to speak. 4. All comments and suggestions for updating the Parks and Recreation Master Plan are welcome. If you have questions, someone will respond to you at a later time. Name: l--~u E ~3~ZD0 Address: ~~3~I~GtN1,IJ~ C,Ol~U~1tLl..~,~-.~~~', Phone: ~~~ '~~'~~ Representi 5~,~ C,CO~~ u`~, v~oM,QuS ~l~ ~~ (organizationJself) I have read and understand the statements shown above. Signed: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: REGARDING: NEF..D FOR TENNIS COURTS IN COLLEYVILLE THE GRAPEVINE WOMEN'S TENNIS DOUBLES ASSOCIATION WAS FOUNDED IN 1979,PLAYING TWO DAYS A WEEK. THIS LEAGUE NOW~HAS A FALL AND SPRING SEASON, WITH LEAGUES MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, WITH A TOTAL OF 94 P.I.AYERS. IN OUR 1994 SEASON, 27 COLLEYVILLE WOMEN PLAYEll IN OUR LEACLIES. IN 1995, 26 COLLF..YVILLE WOMEN PLAYEll IN OUR LEAGUES. WE HAVE ALWAYS WELCOMED THESE WOMEN TO PLAY IN OUR LEAGUES, HOWEVER, THERF. HAS BEEN MANY TIMES WE HAVE NOT HAD OPENINGS IN OUR LF.AGtJES FOR SOMF_. OF THE PLAYERS FROM COLLEYViLLE. WE AIIE CO-SPONSORED BY THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE AND SINCE THF. LEAGUE WAS FORMRD FOR GRAPEVINE TENN I S PLAYERS , THEY DO RF..G I STER F 1 RS1' FOR TIIESE LEAGUES AND THEN WE OPEN REGISTERAI'ION FOR ANY PLACES STILL AVAILABLE. WITH THE GROWTIi OF GRAPEVINE, TiiE CULLEYVILLE WOMEN ARE OF` COIJRSF. CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR CHANCES Oh PLAYING IN OUR LEAGUES. THESE WOMEN CAN NOT FORM AN ORGANIZATION IN COLLEYVILLE BECAUSE TIiERL' ARF. NO PUBLIC TENNIS COURTS TO ACCOMMODATE A TENNIS LEAGt1F.. 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