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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2006 AT TOOPM
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. OATH OF OFFICE - NEW MEMBERS
IV. ROLL CALL
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
VI. ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON
VII. COMMENTS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
1. PGA Park Master Plan — Public Input
IX. NEW BUSINESS
1. Capital Budget Highlights
X. COMMENTS BY PUBLIC
XI. COMMENTS BY BOARD
XII. ADJOURNMENT
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY .BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
September 25, 2006
MINUTES
The Regular Meeting of the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board of the City of Palm Beach Gardens,
Florida, was called to order at 7:05 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Complex, 10500
North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.
ROLL CALL:
Tuesday Craig, Municipal Services Coordinator, called the roll:
Present
Tory Buckley
Dr. Carolyn Chaplik
Mary Anne Hedrick
Robert Premuroso, Chair
Ernest Volonte
Others Present
David Levy — Council Liaison
Mike Kelly — Parks Director — Alternate Staff Liaison
Tim Kasher — Recreation Department
Jack Doughney — Community Services Administrator
Absent
Philip Milton
Wendy Walker, Vice Chair
Patricia Snider, City Clerk, introduced Tuesday Craig as a new staff member in the City Clerk's
department and that she will be serving as the Municipal Services Coordinator, attending meetings,
recording and transcribing Minutes, as well as maintaining information on the Boards and Committees.
The Board members welcomed Tuesday to the meeting.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Robert Premuroso asked for comments on the August 21, 2006 Minutes. Dr. Carolyn Chaplik asked for a
change to the minutes on page 3, under Comments by the Board, correcting the spelling of Clock Field to
Klock Field in two places. A motion was made, seconded and carried unanimously to approve the
minutes of the August 21, 2006 meeting subject to those corrections. The Amended Minutes will be
available for approval at the next meeting.
ADVISORY UPDATES — DATES AND INFORMATION
Dr. Carolyn Chaplik asked Board members to refer to meeting dates from last Minutes and due to
circumstances some of the future meeting dates will be changed to: January 22, February 26, April 16,
and May 21, 2006. Other dates previously published have not changed. Dr. Chaplik advised members that
Russell Moore, the PGA Developer, will be attending the October 16, 2006 Park and Recreation Advisory
Board meeting. She also stated that for the record, at the last meeting under the Economic Impact
heading, the list of information for the state of Florida data subscription service, Visit Florida, should
have been listed as actually coming from Virginia.
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ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON:
Budget Update -- Mike Kelly advised the Board that the budget passed last week. Robert Premuroso
asked for a copy of budget to be sent to Board members so they can look it over and be ready to
discuss it at the next meeting. Council Liaison David Levy noted some of the highlights that were
approved were the loan issue for PGA Park, the loan issue for Lake Catherine, and the lighting for
PGA Park on consent was approved. Robert Premuroso asked if those monies had to be spent in the
next year's budget coming up or, if they are committed over an 18 to 20 month period could the Board
take that long to spend the funds? Mike Kelly answered affirmatively that the monies could be spent as
committed.
New Line Item Added to Agenda via Motion:
Tory Buckley stated that previously he had made a suggestion to have a permanent Agenda line item
added that would contain a report from our Council Liaison, David Levy. Tory Buckley made a
motion we add a permanent line item into the Agenda entitled Items By Council Liaison to follow the
Staff Liaison Report so that the Board could receive ongoing reports from the Council Liaison. The
Motion was seconded by Ernie Volonte and passed unanimously 5 -0. The line item will be now
become a permanent addition to the Agenda. David Levy will give his report to the Board in this area
in future meetings.
ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON:
Councilman Levy announced that the International Walk Your Child to School Day and Bike Day will
be held on Oct. 6h and will be at Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School. He said that volunteers
were needed and they will meet at 7:00 a.m. in the cafeteria. He requested that members go out and
support the program.
OLD BUSINESS:
PGA Park Master Plan — Public Meetings — Mike Kelley distributed a PGA National Park public input
survey : to Board members for the walkabout to be held on Saturday, October 7, 2006 from 9:00 to
11:00 a.m. and asked members if they liked the way it was laid out or did they have some changes to
recommend before the event. Robert Premuroso asked if information was being mailed out to PGA
National people; Mike Kelly answered that the information was in everything including mailings
going out to surrounding communities, that all of the Homeowner Associations had been contacted, as
well as all of the groups that had shown interest. Robert Premuroso stated that the proposed Master
Plan map on the back of the survey had the conceptual drawing that was discussed at last month's
meeting.
Tory Buckley asked what elements would the Board like to be added to the park and if it was possible
to put in a list that people could check off because people may not think of everything they might like
to add,: but a list with items such as a Dog Park, .expansion of playgrounds, Frisbee, golfing, etc. might
be a good idea. Also, elements to be removed could also be on another list. Mr. Premuroso said that
items he noticed during a personal walkthrough recently was that we are in dire need of all purpose
fields, and we have taken that area and made it smaller. We no longer have room for three fields, only
two fields, due to the parking lot. He stated there's room on the other side to expand the parking lot
and it would make it easy to get to the pavilion by moving the tennis courts. By not paving over land
that could be utilized, but moving the parking lot to the north, we could keep three all purpose fields.
Mike Kelly said there could possibly be full sized soccer or football if we reconfigured the fields.
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Robert Premuroso asked if three fields could fit there? Tory Buckley showed an aerial of PGA now,
and stated that the Board could see we expanded the parking lot into our playing field instead of going
the other direction. Robert Premuroso asked if we need to look at a parking ratio, and is there a
number of parking spaces that have to be anticipated? Mike Kelly replied that we are limited to 10%
or we have to take it back to the Council. Mike Kelly stated that he felt we were limited on parking
because of the 10% rule, but stated that parking could go somewhere else on the site. Tory Buckley
remarked that if you looked at the old aerial map and if you go to the site and see it, that we have 3
fields as they stand. Robert Premuroso said there are two fields North and South and one East and
West on the bottom towards Northlake where it always floods. Tory Buckley asked if we considered
them regulation sized fields? Robert Premuroso said they were nearly regulation unless we had
parking concerns like the entrance by Hyatt. Robert Premuroso said it does make sense to keep the
three parks, but we would have to move the dog park again. Tory Buckley said they've added parking
all the way down the roadway and he thinks we can move the one strip of parking somewhere else in
this facility. Dr. Carolyn Chaplik asked if over by the police substation, could we put more parking in
that area because it is still central to the playground, and move the rest rooms and police substation up
to the northwest corner where it seems empty. That would take some of the parking away from the
multi - purpose fields and we'd have the field there. Tory Buckley stated that if we were going to do
three fields that they should be regulation sized fields. He asked if we would have to fill in the lake a
little bit and shrink it. He stated, if we are going to do it we should do it right, and remember that
lighting will be an issue. Tory Buckley said lighting could be done from the corners, but it would be
close. Mike Kelly said new lighting is definitely possible from the corners with no poles in the middle.
Tory Buckley said we do not want to have a Klock Field scenario. The other idea Tory Buckley
suggested was that on the northwest corner while a hiking trail should be aesthetically pleasing, it
could be straightened out some over by the tennis, volleyball, and picnic pavilions. By adding parking
all the way back it would serve the volleyball courts, tennis courts, and picnic pavilions. Robert
Premuroso stated that lighting would not be too much of an issue. People who live to the North have
stated that with the new lighting, from 10 feet away they are in the dark. Tory Buckley is concerned
about us losing an all - purpose field when we need the three fields. Robert Premuroso remarked that
this is getting back to item 3, listing things people like to see such as multi- purpose fields, and he
asked if there was space for three regulation fields. Mary Anne Hedrick asked if the flyer had been
distributed yet._ Mike Kelly replied, no, that it would be handed out on Saturday. She suggested putting
the date and time on the flyer and to encourage comments. Robert Premuroso asked if the Board could
see it when the Parks Department put it all together by e- mailing it to the Board members to look at.
Mike Kelly said that Charlotte Presensky will get it all together and get out an e-mail before that
Saturday.
Council Liaison David Levy said he would announce it at next Council meeting on Oct 5th, two days
prior to the walkabout to get participation. He will leave flyers at the Council meeting for people to
pickup. Tim Kasher will put out flyers at the community center as well to generate participation. Mary
Anne Hedrick will edit the flyer spelling and a -mail to everyone for review prior to the Council
meeting on October 5'h.
Robert Premuroso was asked by Mary Anne Hedrick if the under utilized Northwest corner could be
modified on the drawing showing fields and parking. Mike Kelly will forward the Board's concerns to
Charlotte Presensky. Robert Premuroso is concerned with doing the project right and would like to
utilize the field as best we can since this is the last hurrah for this property. He stated it needs to be
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structured to its best advantage and he suggested going with what we've got and seeing what the input
is. Mike Kelly said he would forward the members concerns to Charlotte Presensky to see if
something could be done in the meantime. Robert Premuroso asked if there were any further
comments. He said he felt the Board was taking the right steps by doing the meeting up front and he
said they could also speak to people at the first Green Market next Sunday, October 15th since they
will have a tent set up there. The more information, the better, and hopefully the public will give us the
right feedback.
Lake Catherine Improvements — Mike Kelly said that Martin Fence finished up most of the majority of
the fencing leaving little else to be done except around the dugouts and the foul poles; the playground
installer has the permit and they are supposed to be finished this week; the practice pitching areas have
been cleared, the concrete slabs for the batting cages are complete, the golf course areas and the
batting cage slabs will be done. Our own crews have finished the warning tracks and the building will
be painted in December. The electric work is being done this week to finish up before the sports
lighting. They are only doing the fixtures not the poles, so this should be pretty quick work. The
storage building has a site visit scheduled and a permit scheduled to do that. The dugout tops are the
last thing, and that is where we have to wait regarding the fencing. We also are getting brand new
scoreboards. Irrigation has been done on the fields but we have to wait for some work to be done on
the common areas. On the fields themselves, the work has been done. It's corning together; it will take
some time. The fencing itself is nice and he is impressed with the way the site looks.
Robert Premuroso asked if there was parking on the East end. Mike Kelly answered, no. Tory Buckley
asked if we had purchased temporary benches. Mike Kelly answered we have funds for the benches,
that the 6 ft. fencing Tory Buckley had thought would be enough, but the 8 ft. fencing seems to be
fine. Robert Premuroso asked Mike Kelly how the lights were coming along. Mike Kelly replied that
the lights were a different project and he had not worked on it. Robert Premuroso asked if the parking
was to be on field 4. Mike Kelly said that is what had been happening. Robert Premuroso asked if
temporary fences had been purchased. Mike Kelly replied that we had the funds for them. Robert
Premuroso said that alleviated the pressure
Golf Course Improvements -- Mike Kelly said that Dan Reidy was not at the meeting due to illness, so
he gave Dan Reidy's slide presentation about the asphalt cart paths. The presentation showed before
pictures, during construction pictures, and the finished pictures, reflecting quite an improvement on
the golf course asphalt cart paths. Mike Kelly reported that at the staff meeting today it was reported
that the Charles Whiteside Company had finished one full nine and the bridges. He said the greens are
coming along nicely. October 3rd will be the opening at 6:00 p.m. Robert Premuroso asked if there
were any further questions? No replies.
NEW BUSINESS:
Review Draft Letter to Council on Cultural Facilities Comments — Robert Premuroso stated the Board
had discussed keeping the cultural facility near the center of town. Dr. Carolyn Chaplik said one
resident comment had been about the tennis center and the comment will be given to Charlotte
Presensky when she returns on October 3'd. Robert Premuroso will send out an e-mail giving
recommendation that it be somewhere in the middle of the City. He will look at the letter and see if it
needs to be reworded. Tory Buckley said he'd been thinking about our cultural facility and wanted to
know where are we going to put it, and couldn't we design something at the Burns Road facility and
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tie into the auditorium, connecting it, coming out front and to the East. There is some land there to be
utilized. By using this approach we could tie into the center of town and keeps things together. Robert
Premuroso replied the point is well taken and asked the Board for their comments. Robert Premuroso
will work on a letter to go to Council. The Board can discuss it more at the next meeting. Council
Liaison David Levy said money is earmarked for cultural use. Robert Premuroso stated that if we mix
it in at Burns it would be good if we don't loose parking. Mike Kelly said the racquetball area is
structurally not sound and this area could be utilized.
Robert Premuroso suggested that the Board make a list for Charlotte Presensky to look at for the
Outdoor cultural facility so we could utilize the space correctly and not lose parking. Dr. Carolyn
Chaplik suggested connecting a facility between the Police Department and City Hall. Robert
Premuroso said the Board would talk about it next month. In the meantime, Robert Premuroso will
look over the materials because we do not want to recommend a site at this time. He will review the
information further and send an e-mail rewording it, keeping it simple because they feel it is best in the
center of the City and not at the golf course. Tory Buckley asked if a cultural facility should also
encompass a facility to have plays, have a kitchen area for banquets, and have areas for art displays.
Robert Premuroso said, yes, and that the struggle at the moment is land and where are we going to put
something like this. Tory Buckley asked if we could not design something at Burns Road to come out
to the front and then to tie it into our auditorium that has the stage already there, has some seating
where we could have some plays, tying it in to the front connecting to the auditorium since there is
some land there that could be utilized. No further comments were added by Board members. Robert
Premuroso will work on a letter to the Council and at the next meeting the Board can work on it again
when Charlotte Presensky is back.
Vacant Parcel Map-- Mike-Kelly stated that last month the Board had requested to see where we had
vacant land available. Mike Kelly distributed a map of some properties, but Dr. Carolyn Chaplik noted
some of these parcels had already been earmarked by Planning and Zoning with construction planned.
Robert Premuroso stated that although this is vacant land, he questioned if any of it was owned by the
City. Mike Kelly replied in the negative. Council Liaison David Levy said the former Klock building
heat treatment facility was now a vacant lot. Some of the property that had been damaged by the
hurricane is now available. Jack Doughney told the Board the land that was previously for sale, is up
for sale again with a price of $2.5 Million for 6.9 acres. Tory Buckley asked how big a building could
be put up there? Mike Kelly replied we would have to contact Planning and Zoning for the answer,
and that he can find out about properties contiguous to our present parks, per request from Tory
Buckley about vacant land to the West. He noted that the grey areas on the map are not in the City.
Mary Anne Hedrick asked if we could move Klock field over by the tennis courts area. Mike Kelly
stated there was not room since the present Klock field is approximately 12 acres. Robert Premuroso
said soccer programs are large and there is not enough area; some of the fields are not regulation size
and the lighting issues cause a problem because the poles are in the middle of the fields.
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COMMENTS BY PUBLIC•
Tim Froeling — 152 Euphrates Circle, Palm Beach Gardens — Regarding the PGA Park issue, he would
like a public forum showing the present fields and the conceptual plans. He asked that since the Board
is mailing out flyers, are they mailing them to neighborhoods and to public facilities? Mike Kelly,'w
answered yes. ;
Tim also stated none of the multi - purpose areas have concession stands attached to them. He
suggested flipping the areas and moving more to the East so they can be better utilized. Tory Buckley
asked Tim Froeling to please be at the October 7a' walkthrough and to fill out his comments about
concessions and restrooms on a survey at that time.
Robert Premuroso indicated the Analysis Map within the agenda package indicated what areas looked
good and bad. He suggested that something like it should be distributed when the site survey is done in
October.
COMMENTS BY BOARD•
Robert Premuroso requested that Mr. Kelly please put up covers over the baseball field to give shade
to the parents and fans. Mr. Kelly said they' had not planned on putting them up until after the
hurricane season. Robert Premuroso asked that Mr. Kelly reconsider and look further into it for the
comfort of parents and fans.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:09 p.m.
APPROVED:
Robert Premuroso, Chair
Tory Buckley
Dr. Carolyn Chaplik
Mary Anne Hedrick
Philip Milton
Ernest Volonte
Wendy Walker, Vice Chair
Attest:
Tuesday Craig
Municipal Services Coordinator
Note: These summary minutes are prepared in compliance with 286.011 F.S. and are not verbatim transcripts of
the meeting. A verbatim audio record is available from the Office of the City Clerk.
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1. Expand the facilities offered at the park.
2. Improve conditions of existing viable facilities.
3. Improve access and circulation through the park.
4. Provide for the safety and comfort of park visitors.
5. Make repairs to park elements damaged by the hurricane.
6. Improve the aesthetic quality of the park.
P A L M B E A C H
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SAFETY
• No wheelchair accessibility to facilities
• Light fixtures are spread out, insufficient
• No fencing around playground or ponds
VISUAL QUALITY
• Overall layout is inefficient and disparate — park
elements do not relate to each other
• Existing vegetation shows some storm damage,
lack of maintenance
• Hardscape elements such as parking lot and
buildings are obviously aging
• Very little landscaping
PHYSICAL CONDITIONS
• Newspaper boxes are unattractive, signs of
vandalism
• Stormwater drainage needs to be assessed
• No signage for general information or
wayfinding
• Disc golf tee pads are soft and sandy; course
lacks map or signs; baskets are not numbered
• Pavilions have walls that limit access and
visibility; storm damage to roof of east pavilion
• Restrooms need update
• Playground equipment needs repair, upgrade
• More seating for parents needed around
playground
• Soccer fields need irrigation, new sod
• No storage for soccer nets /equipment
• Abandoned football equipment at south end of
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• More spectator seating needed
• Maintenance area is too small
FACILITIES ORGANIZATION
• Very few benches
• Limited picnic areas
• Volleyball courts needed
• Jogging/fitness trail needed
• No scoreboard or press box for north softball
field
• Dog Park needed
• Concession area needed
ACCESS AND PARKING
• Hiatt Drive entrance
o Limited signage
o Poor visibility from street
o Inefficient driveway
• Ryder Cup entrance
o No sign along road to indicate park
entrance
o Gate is positioned so that only 6 parking
spaces are available
o Used primarily as a turnaround
• No paved paths between parking and facilities
• Parking layout is inefficient
• More parking spaces are needed; existing
spaces are poorly defined because painted lines
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• Traffic circle is unnecessary
• Bicycle parking needed
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COHERENCE AND INTERCONNECTIVITY
• Gracefully integrate new elements such as a
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• Provide design unity through landscaping,
hardscape elements (paving), and site
furnishings (lights, signs, trash receptacles,
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ACCESS AND PARKING
• Provide better signage at entrance.
• Design effective parking areas to increase
number of spaces and proximity to facilities.
• Provide logical, easy pedestrian access to
activities.
SAFETY
• Improve lighting
• Fence off dangerous areas or areas used by
young children.
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• Use curbs around paved areas to channel
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• Improve drainage on sports fields.
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SAFETY
Pedestrian -scale lighting added around parking
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Playground area is fenced
Pavilions are open on all sides
Enhance entry signage
More shade provided on the playground
VISUAL QUALITY
Old asphalt replaced with curbed parking areas;
pedestrian plazas create comfortable places to
stroll
Consistent design elements throughout
Landscaping adds texture, softens paved areas,
creates shade
PHYSICAL CONDITIONS
New press box includes concessions, storage
and restrooms; will serve both fields
Scoreboard added to north softball field
All sports facilities up to high school standards
Open spaces along waterfront used for pavilions
and picnic areas
New restrooms and maintenance facility
New playground equipment and play surface
Update sports fields and courts to high school
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Expand picnic areas and seating
Renovate basketball and tennis courts
Install an irrigation system for the soccer fields
Upgrade disc golf course
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FACILITIES ORGANIZATION
• Plaza area with brick pavers around restrooms
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• All activities linked by a paved walkway and
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• Soccer fields reoriented to allow easier access to
restrooms; benches added for additional player
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• Paved jogging path around perimeter of park
• Basketball courts moved away from playground
• Volleyball, tennis and basketball courts grouped
together for easy access from the parking lot
• Playground expanded, additional seating
provided for parents
• Picnic areas expanded with nine small (20' x
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in open space along waterfront
• Police substation moved inside park entrance
• Fenced dog park added
• Water fountains installed at each facility
ACCESS AND PARKIN,
• Paved parking spaces: 189
• Traffic circle replaced with more efficient parking
layout and increased pedestrian area
• Informal parking area along Hiatt Drive entrance
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softball
• Hiatt Drive entrance: Road is widened and
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