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Park Board Packet 2007 06-28-07 YORKVILLE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Administration and Recreation Office 201 W. Hydraulic St Yorkville, IL 60560 630-553-4357 Park Board Agenda Thursday, June 28, 2007 7:00 p.m. — Park Board Meeting Administration and Recreation Office Call to Order: Roll Call : Chris Rollins, Ken Koch, Van Truman, Debbie Horaz, Kelly Sedgwick, Introduction of Guests, City Officials and Staff: Director of Parks and Recreation — David Mogle Superintendent of Recreation — Sue Swithin Superintendent of Parks — Scott Sleezer Park Planner — Laura Haake Public Comment: Presentations: Rob Roy Falls — Sexton Development Approval of Minutes: Minutes — Regular Park Board Meeting — June 14, 2007* Bills Review: Cash Analysis* Bill List* Old Business: Bike Trails Follow-up Whispering Meadows Construction Bid Results* Park and Recreation Dept. Vision and Mission Statements* Park and Recreation Public Survey by Mail* New Business: Edward Hospital Fitness Center Hiding Spot Park RFP Results* Reports: Director Report Parks Report Recreation Report Additional Business: Future Meeting Schedule & Agenda Items Executive Session: For the appointment, employment, compensation, discipline, performance or dismissal of specific employees of the public body or legal counsel for the public body, including hearing testimony on a complaint lodged against an employee of the public body or against legal counsel for the public body to determine its validity. Adjournment: Next meeting: July 12, 2007 *Items needing Board approval or recommendation Rob Roy Falls Development General Character of the Proposed Development A. The Rob Roy Falls Development will include three main land uses throughout the entire site plan. The first land use will be an age-targeted, senior residential development. This area will encompass approximately 72 acres, or 26 = % of the site. Appropriate open space will be included in this area, but due to the concept nature of the plan, is not currently calculated. The second land use will be a private, non equity residential club tentatively named The Rob Roy Club, complete with all of the amenities one would expect in a country club environment without a golf course. This area would encompass approximately 71 acres, or 26% of the site. Once again, appropriate open space will be set aside within this land use category. The final land use will be a commercial/retail component. The area set aside for commercial/retail development will be approximately 130 acres, or 48 % of the site. Again, adequate open space will be provided for function and public use. B. The projected densities ranges of the two residential components are outlined in the Annexation Agreement. The age-targeted senior development would have a targeted density of approximately +/- 4 units per acre. The private Rob Roy Club residential land use would be targeted to have an approximate density of +/_ 5.5 units per acre. Again, a more detailed description of the ranges of densities is addressed in the Annexation Agreement. C. As this relatively large development is at the concept phase, descriptions of the development standards and design criteria 1 1 1 1 have not been established, and will be addressed as each 1 development enters the design review pipeline with the City's 1 1 review process. 1 D. Because of the size of the property, the various land uses, and 1 the complexities of determining future market demand for 1 residential and commercial uses, the only way to allow for the 1 successful development of this property is through the 1 Planned Unit Development process. This process will allow 1 the type of flexibility needed to development such a large property, but at the same time will also allow the City to 1 maintain control and review authority over the design and 1 ultimate development of the property. The PUD process is the 1 only way this property can be effectively and intelligently 1 developed. 1 1 E. Should the property move forward in the sense of traditional 1 zoning, the following City zoning standards would apply. The 1 senior residential component would . require R-3 Zoning to 1 address some of the higher densities and building height that a 1 few of the low-rise buildings would require. The Rob Roy 1 Club residential facility would require R-4 Zoning that would j address slightly increased densities, and perhaps special uses j _ -: to allow for the construction of a clubhouse . and other 0 recreational amenities. 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'�. , : :�.�,�"''?.mss, United City of Yorkville Yorkville Parks and Recreation Department Board Meeting Administration Office — Riverfront Building, 201 W. Hydraulic Street, Yorkville, IL 60560 Thursday, June 14, 2007, 7pm Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 7 : 05 by Chris Rollins . Roll Call : Chris Rollins, Ken Koch, Van Truman, Debbie Horaz, and Kelly Sedgewick (arrived at 7 : 30pm) . Introduction of Guests, City Officials and Staff: No guests Director of Parks and Recreation - David Mogle Superintendent of Parks - Scott Sleezer Park Planner - Laura Haake Superintendent of Recreation - Sue Swithin Public Comment: None Presentations : None Approval of Minutes: 1, Wheaton Woods Town Meeting - May 24, 2006 David Mogle stated that the FE Wheaton Woods town meeting minutes are one page and that it is actually complete . Chris Rollins asked if there are any changes or corrections or additions . There being none, Chris Rollins entertained a motion to approve the FE Wheaton Woods meeting minutes. Motion approved unanimously on voice vote . 2, Minutes - Regular Park Board Meeting - May 24, 2007 On page 5 there is a correction where it says Mr. Petit was upset that trees were bulldozed on property. It should read that Mr. Leslie was upset. Van Truman brought up the beverage scoreboard for the Grand Reserve Park and it's actually for the Steven G . Bridge Park. On page 7, four paragraphs down it should read . . . . Scoreboards would be purchased for Steven G . Bridge Memorial Park. Laura Haake stated there should be a change on Page 6 under old business. # 1 . Should be amended to read : The Raintree Park B OSLAD Grant application should be completed by July 1st. Haake noted that line # 5 under old business on that same page should be taken out completely. 1 Chris Rollins asked if anyone would like to offer a motion to accept these minutes of Thursday May 24th meeting as amended . Motion was made and seconded for the Thursday May 24th meeting and all in favor. Minutes were approved unanimously on voice vote . Bills Review: Ken Koch brought up the electric bill on page two of the Invoices Due Detail Board Report, David Mogle stated that there were two electric bills separated by about a month . There is some question raised on the electricity being used and what we are being billed for. Scott Sleezer explained that there is a demand fee. It's a one-time fee that is billed each month . He stated that once you turn the lights on you get charged the demand fee . It's basically a charge they charge you just to have the electricity. Next Ken Koch raised a question on the $638. 22 battery on page 14 under Visa . Sue Swithin said that the battery is a back up for the server. Chris Rollins asked if there were any further questions or concerns on the cash analysis bills list. None was raised and a motion was made by Chris Rollins and seconded by Debbie Horaz to approve the cash analysis bills list. A roll call vote was taken and it passed unanimously : Rollins-yes; Koch -yes; Truman -yes; Horaz-yes. Old Business : 1 . Beverage Contract David Mogle gave the introduction on the beverage contract. He stated this is the first time that the staff will be recommending a five year "exclusive" contract with Pepsi at park concession stands. Pepsi will pay the Park and Recreation Department $5000 . Sue Swithin negotiated with Pepsi and Coke . She got a better offer through Pepsi . Swithin noted that now during school pop machines are not vending to the kids during school hours thus Pepsi and Coke are not giving away a lot of exclusives and score boards like they used to . Sue Swithin states Pepsi gave us a better offer where they would give us $5000 in lieu of an exclusive contract for 5 years of service for both Beecher and Bridge Parks. We took away our fountain service and are selling only bottled beverages . Swithin said we took away our fountain service because they were expensive and we weren't making enough money to keep them in use. Swithin also stated that Pepsi will be leasing to us coolers for no cost. A large double door cooler and a single cooler in each concession stand . We'll run this for 5 years and will review annually. Sue Swithin's goal is to begin to work with various companies to see how many and what kind of scoreboards we can purchase with that money. 2 Swithin stated that there will be a machine at Bridge, Beecher and Riverfront Park. She said we will be stocking the machines ourselves which saves us money and allows us to continue to buy the product that we do now and just stock the machines outside and all that money goes back to us. Chris Rollins brought up a concern on the Beverage Agreement on line #4. It stated that customer grants to PEPSI the right of first refusal to serve as official advertiser and promoter to the Customer. . . . Rollins assumed that this means anything we want to advertise or promote we would have to give them the first right of refusal to decide if they, PEPSI, would want to be a promoter of. That's a broad plank in the agreement. Chris Rollins also brought up line #8 of the agreement and states that it means, to him, that anyone we have do anything on our premises whether it's of a temporary nature, permanent, under contract or as an independent they would all be under this umbrella where they would be required to use Pepsi products. We would have to be the enforcer because we would have to inform and require them to do that. Rollins felt this part of the agreement seems very restrictive . Rollins noted that we're not going to enforce our vendors to research Pepsi and sell their product line and carry their stuff. We don 't want Pepsi to have the first right of refusal to advertise and promote every single City event. Again Rollins felt that this is a contract that will work for us, but we just need to make some changes. Sue Swithin stated that the agreement only pertains to the Beecher and Bridge concessions . Chris Rollins also brought up a concern on line # 14 that if we find ourselves in breach of the contract Pepsi can just come and take their coolers. Chris Rollins is afraid if we have a tiff with Pepsi they could just come immediately and take their coolers and their equipment. He said that Pepsi having immediate access to the facilities to take possession is a broad statement. Rollins doesn't think any of these are reasons not to accept the agreement but feels that some of the language needs to be softened or we need exclusions or else this isn't going to work for us. For all practical purposes Rollins said that we wouldn't be able to comply with this. Ken Koch felt that on # 14 there should be some kind of notice before they just come and take their equipment, such as a 60 day notice. Debbie Horaz brought up her concern on line # 19 that it is redundant of line # 14. Chris Rollins believes that the last line of # 19 should be taken out of the contract. He says the first part of # 19 is talking about transfer. Chris Rollins said we'd abide by the first part of it regarding the transfers. David Mogle stated that even though we need to go ahead with this contract right away we will just include a list of exclusions and we can convey to them that we can 't comply with everything in the agreement. Mogle stated that we need to have the changes by the 28th of June. Sue Swithin said that she'd get it all cleaned up and emailed out. 3 Chris Rollins entertained a motion to approve this beverage agreement pending modifications of items #4, #8, # 14 and striking last line of # 19 as discussed . Motion was made by Rollins and seconded . All were approved unanimously on voice vote . 2. Upcoming Park Open House and Dedication David Mogle stated that there are new parks and playgrounds to be dedicated and we would encourage City Council members to come out. Mogle announced two parks are on the horizon . The first Park Open House, Friday June 29th is at 6 : 00pm at RainTree . That's the small dinosaur theme park. There will be a lot of activities going on including a short program . David Mogle invited the ward alderman and the mayor to attend . Mogle asked the Board if they would be available to come. Ken Koch asked to receive emails on the open houses to serve as reminders. David Mogle also announced that on Tuesday the Yd of July we are cooperating with YYBSA at Bridge Park. They're having their all -star games, which is actually their end of season event, and we're going to include a park dedication at that time. We've made contact with family members of Steven Bridge, and some are going to be there. The event will take place at 6 : 00pm so the alderman can participate prior to the City Council meeting . Chris Rollins asked if there will be a dedication plaque going up in the park and Scott Sleezer said that the park won 't be completed but that the there will be a sign with the park name . However, the dedication sign will not be ready by the 3rd . When it is ready it will go up near the playground . Scott Sleezer also stated that when the dedication sign is complete that it will be followed by another program so that family members unavailable on July 3`d can attend . David Mogle said that he would send emails regarding the dedications as reminders for the Board to attend . New Business: 1, Whispering Meadows Construction Bid Results David Mogle started off by stating they opened four bids . He stated that the low bid would be recommended or will be made pending written confirmation that the developer will grade the site to our specifications. The alternative would be that we would have to put more grading costs in the contract. Scott Sleezer stated that L.J . Dodd was the low bidder for the Base Bid and the Add Alternates. However, the BMX track Add Alt. came in extremely high . The bulk of that was moving 12 thousand cubic yards of dirt. Sleezer recommends L.J . Dodd for the Base Bid and for all the Add Alt with the exception of the BMX course. Sleezer noted that the way that we're going to get the BMX course built will be to use a developer in town that is willing to move the dirt to the park 4 location , but doesn 't want to their name publicized . Sleezer said they agreed to move the dirt to our location without any cost to us, and that will be a huge savings . Sleezer thinks we could get this course built publicly for 30 thousand dollars using in house labor and renting some equipment and using an excavation company to purchase the clay to cap the track ourselves . Sleezer said these things are really built by the community and it can become a reality. Sleezer also said that he would like to see the Board approve this pending that we get written confirmation from the developer that he is going to in fact move the dirt for us . Chris Rollins brought up the fact that the bid difference on the base bids are actually 100 thousand dollars difference between L.J . Dodd and the MM Burke company however the Add Alt bids are closely together. Rollins is concerned that the contractors are not in an understanding of the actual bid . Scott Sleezer noted that Laura Haake has worked extensively with L.J . Dodd and they do great work. L.J . Dodd has been around the area for a long time and they are in understanding of the bid . Ken Koch brought up a concern that we are over budget on this and Laura Haake said that we were actually under budget and explained the bid . Mr. Koch asks if we are short on the Land Cash . David Mogle stated that he has land cash obligation information on his computer. Mogle said keeping in mind these are the numbers we talked about when we applied for the grant all along so nothing has changed since we applied for the grant a year and a half ago . Mogle also stated that there is over a million dollars in the budget to fund both parks . Scott Sleezer noted that there should even be money left over. David Mogal says that there are two main difficulties in the Land Cash Budget. . 1 . Because of the residential slow down the permits that were budgeted for last fiscal year were off the mark. 2 . The Hoover holding cost put strain on the land cash budget. Chris Rollins requested that there be a land cash report be provided that way we can all keep in mind where we stand in with the total . Rollins entertained a motion to accept the recommendation, pending a confirmation that the developer will create the area as we ask them , to award the contract to L.J . Dodd for the construction of Whispering Meadows Park Development for the amount of $333,880 . 00 . Motion approved unanimously on voice vote . 2. Park Development Standards Laura Haake offered up the attached packet of development standards. Ms . Haake included the old and new Park Board development standards for the Board reference. Haake went through and reformatted so it is easier to read and reference. Haake wants everyone to look at it and have questions to bring up at the next board meeting . 5 Chris Rollins asks if there is any other new business . There being no new business Rollins asks that everyone be ready to discuss this further for the July 26th Board meeting and to Email Laura with questions and or concerns . Reports : 1. Directors Report A Trail Maps David Mogle mentioned in his memo that Scott Sleezer and Laura Haake have been working on updating our bike trail maps. He is going to take this to the next COW meeting at their request so they know how we're coming along on the bike trail issues . Chris Rollins is pleased that we have many points of connection with those regional trail plans as well as the existing local connections that we have going . Laura Haake explained how they have broken up the layout into four quadrants and each section of the trail maps now can be viewed in detail . Haake explains that this layout will help when it comes time to deal with the developers . They will get a better feel for where we want our regional trails . Haake is planning on setting up meetings with local municipalities so we can actually merge our trail maps together. Haake also explained the blue dashed lines on the plans show trails that have already been agreed upon . She gives example on section B3 : Fox Road to east Highpoint Road . Green dashed lines are trails that require more revisions. Scott Sleezer explained that he and Haake have put into place a detailed plan . They sat down and put together a plan for trails that could actually be built, that were realistic. Sleezer says putting a trail down town leading to Silver Springs is unlikely because of White Oak and those who have said no you 're not coming through our subdivision . They've also contacted Rail Net and not yet heard back from them . Ken Koch said you could go around the White Oak but Sleezer said that the property around it is privately owned because he's checked into it. Sleezer reiterates that the number one goal is to plan what is realistic and to allow the plans to be easy enough to follow so that anyone could pick it up and take a look at it if Laura or he were not there anymore . Currently this is a work in progress and it will always be but these plans now are showing what we'd like to do and we have to have something to show to the developers now. Debbie Horaz brought up a question regarding Westbury. Chris Rollins stated that at the next board meeting we should talk about the status of Westbury and what their remittances to the City are and what ultimately that may mean . Then talk about strategies that may be beneficial . Rollins noted they 6 owe the City a large sum of money and maybe depending on payment or settlement we could use that towards park and recreational development given the uses we've talked about given in the areas. Rollins also stated it's best for David Mogle and the professional staff to get information on new buildings such as the new Wal- Mart and the Water Park. Those could be set backs for us when they start cutting . We should get the details on those things and put in place a strategy . Laura Haake asked that if anyone has any questions to please bring them back to the next meeting and suggested that they draw on the big maps so they can discuss trails and any concerns . B Community SurveX David Mogle brought to the Board a report on the public surveys. Mogle said he spoke to NIU Public Opinion Lab and they said that the phone survey would be best because of the technology and that it is more economical and accurate . However when we took it to the Council members there was some apprehension from some members. Mogle said that he'd kick it back and he talked to Bob Arde, the Director at the Lab, and he said they could actually do mail surveys but they suggest a phone survey would be best. The City Council wanted a representative from NIU Public Opinion Lab to come out and Mogle has arranged that for the next COW meeting on the 19th of June . Our dead line for having a survey done is September. Chris Rollins stated that he hopes this will be finalized this next COW meeting . C YMCA Letter David Mogle brought up the next item and that is the YMCA. Mogle stated that he wrote the final letter and attached the comments that he ran through the Park Board a few weeks ago and got a response back from Andrew Bobbit, who is the Director, and he thanked Dave and the Park Board for their consideration and wants to talk to Mayor Burd about it. Chris Rollins thought the letter was well written and thorough . Rollins wants the Council to know that this has been thoroughly discussed . He also wanted Park Board members to be present at Council meetings . Ken Koch suggested Park Board members talk to their alderman . Mogle stated that Jason Leslie is real hopeful . Rollins said we need to let the Council know we have a budget and we have some goals and we have a master planning process and states that we can't let others critical needs become our critical needs. D City Budget Report David Mogle explained the attached report on the park and recreation budget accounts . Mogle noted that the accounts highlighted were over budget for the end of the fiscal year. Mogal said this report was provided to the Council on a form for all departments to report on overages. Mogle explained that the budget overages were not the whole story, that there were many accounts that came in under budget and that the entire department ended the year with a healthy surplus. 7 Mogle had a detailed Revenue and Expense Report run, which he shared with the Park Board printing out the bottom line . Chris Rollins thought that the report doesn't reflect an accurate overall report of what's really going on in the budget. The second thing he emphasized about it is the need of taking a look at the number of individual line items in the budget, in particular groups, and ask how accurate are people at projecting what their actual needs are for these particular items and if they're not very accurately projected then that would be a tool to use in next years budget to say we need to adjust our expenditures to something more realistic so it doesn't appear that we are over spending . Rollins brought up that the report shows that salary is over budget and that doesn 't make sense at all . Rollins said that this report has limited utility and whoever produces these reports should also explain what the information means. David Mogle said that Susan explained the report to Council and in a way that was pretty supportive . Mogle stated she also brought out that these were revised budget figures. Rollins explained that he doesn 't want this information to be used inappropriately at all . E Hiding Spot Park David Mogle brought an update on Hiding Spot Park. Mogle reminded the Board that this is a community build that will happen on August 18th . This is a great opportunity to partner with a nationally recognized firm, Game Time. They are producing a new line of equipment intentionally because they feel they can utilize this as a promotional build that they can use in their catalogs and can unveil at the NRPA conference. They are willing to give Yorkville thousands of dollars worth of equipment. The budget is about thirty thousand dollars for equipment and they will donate much more . It is a music theme and it has not yet been released to the public. Laura Haake stated that they had put out for a RFP and asked manufacturers for a music theme. One of the CEO's of Game Time really wants to make music a little more realistic. He wants kids to actually to be able to play music at the park. Haake shows the park diagram and stated that they want to build so that there is ADA accessibility. On this playground design, there are six-foot wide AD accessible ramps. Tom also brought musical instrument prototypes and that can actually be played . Part of the playground will be set up resembling a concert area . No one else has equipment like this and he's really excited Scott Sleezer said another idea of this park is to make our parks much more inclusive than they have been . The idea of getting a child up on the equipment in a wheel chair is an important one. Sleezer also brought up what makes it is really unique to Game Time is that they are the only ones doing these doublewide ramps. Music equipment is also designed to play individually or as a group . There are so many good things about this park. Sleezer noted there are going to be about two hundred people there when we really only need about fifty to build it. Sleezer hopes that all the Board members and Alderman could be there to participate as well . It's going to be the Saturday the 18th of August and will be built in one day . 8 Recreation Report: Golf Outing Sue Swithin summarized that the golf report numbers were lower than last year due to slower development and possibly the focus on the recent election . It was actually really enjoyable; they had a lot of compliments. Swithin said that with all said and done Tim did a nice job of bringing in a substantial net profit and this was his first year running the fundraiser. Kelly Sedgewick said he had some complaints about the price of the outing . He said for the money they should get a nice meal such as a steak dinner. He noticed at some other golf outings one would pay $80 - $ 100 and get a nice steak dinner. Swithin said she would look into that. She wants them to have good food and feels the menu is due for a change anyway. Next Swithin said that she got a call from a person on student council at the high school to see if we could help at a fundraising event at the end of the year for them . They wanted us to set up our out door movie and donate our time and staff to have that for the students. Swithin said that they had that put together in just a couple of days and all her staff and Scott's staff helped out. It turned out to be a great event and said that she would help out again . Summer Programs Sue Swithin said she'll have an entire special events list put together and emailed out so everyone will have reminders to attend the events . Parkers Playtime Pre-School Sue Swithin said they had a great year again with a full enrollment of sixty. Things are in the works for a second pre-school for thirty students down at River Front and it's going up as we speak. Fishing Grant Sue Swithin noted that this is not a financial grant right now but a structural grant where Joe Gatlin will be teaching kids, he'll teach it to instructors, and then as we see the need the next time we do it we'll turn it into a budget issue and hopefully get some grant money that way. Right now it's instructional where he gets certification and he teaches a very nice interesting fishing class. Interns Sue Swithin concluded with a report on the two interns that they hired . She put out a posting for one and two kids needed a summer internship to get graded to get a degree so she hired the both of them . They are on a stipend of $ 140 a week. They are on top of everything, Swithin says ! She is very happy to evaluate them and give them a final grade . Additional Business : David Mogle will be out of the office tomorrow, Friday June 15th, and Monday June 18th back in the office on Tuesday June 19tH 9 Adjournment: Chris Rollins entertained a motion for adjournment at 9 : 03 pm and unanimously on voice vote board approves. Next meeting : June 28, 2007 Minutes Respectfully Submitted By : Jamie Cheatham 10 ATTENDANCE Yorkville Parks & Recreation Department Board Meeting Date W VUA Please Sign In GUESTS/CTTY OFFICIALS/STAFF: BOARD MEMBERS: ❑ Heather Fiala ❑ Alderman Paul James ❑ Ken Koch ❑ Richard Korinek ❑ Chris Rollins ❑ Tammy Smock ❑ Van Truman MEMORANDUM TO: Yorkville Park Board FROM: Dave Mogle (D K), Director of Parks and Recreation RE: Old Business DATE: June 25, 2007 BIKE TRAIL FOLLOW-UP Staff would like to give the opportunity for park board to further comment on the bike trails as described at the June 14 Park Board and June 19 COW Meetings. The initial intent was to ask any who were interested to come early to the June 28 Park Board Meeting to view the maps and comment. However, to assure compliance with the Open Meetings Act, this is being incorporated into the meeting structure as an "Old Business" item. Included in the packet is an updated version of the maps presented at the last Park Board Meeting. WHISPERING MEADOWS CONSTRUCTION BID RESULTS This was approved at the June 14 Park Board Meeting pending a written confirmation from the developer that they would be grading the site according to Park Dept. expectations. The plan is to have the confirmation by Tuesday, June 26. It is again on the agenda it the event further action is necessary, due to any issues of non compliance. The bid tabulation is scheduled to go to COW on July 3, 2007. PARK AND RECREATION VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS Staff recommends the attached Vision and Mission Statements. The proposed Vision Statement is from the Park Board Retreat in November 2006. The Mission Statement is a compilation of thoughts coming from the Board Retreat, and a recent staff meeting with fall time staff. The current Mission Statement is included with your materials for reference. The approved Vision and Mission Statements will become part of the first section of the Master Plan. PARK AND RECREATION PUBLIC SURVEY BY MAIL Staff recommends a new proposal to survey the community by mail as agreed to by consensus of the City Council following a presentation by the NIU Public Opinion at COW on June 19, 2007. The City's purchasing policy authorizes Park Board approval for purchases under $10,000. HIDING SPOT PARK RFP RESULTS Staff will discuss RFP results for the reconstruction of Hiding Spot and be recommending Recreation concepts ie. Gametime as the provider of equipment for Hiding Spot Park. s < v°- � s S -�• Ifs 5 w, s� •a ra4q va3' m \ � � 3 � 9#NY, �. I Ras.n✓'n p O Y I E ; m Po° T h4., p �7_ I ; g� n 7 rou•Way.n .__ f._ # � � Y•pa ,955 d, S { �/.•l f?IM1y]y�Y _%� P,3 11 U W � b Y3 � q � 'll j 1 119 owIW. J 1 Y � d � • I$•B 4 Y iF Y a 4 ',I •J � j �� _ � i•. y/ e � • � P. 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To have ample resources to achieve its mission thanks to an uncanny ability to forge strong partnerships and to identify and tap into a wide range of revenue sources . MISSION STATEMENT- To create unique recreational and park experiences that enrich lives and create a sense of community. �t/ /ZIZ �� � — �S ��d Gl2 / /3C1� l •✓ ZUJ `� /� ��( %�.'G I�JLFi.,. , UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE MISSION STATEMENT The Park and Recreation Board has adopted the following statement as their Mission in the fabric of the community. MISSION: TO ACT IN UNISON WITH THE UNITED CITY OF YORKVILLE GOALS AND TO ENHANCE THE RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE RESIDENTS. To achieve this Mission, the following set of Goals and objectives has been adopted by the Board: Respond to the expressed needs and desires of the residents • To maintain quality and diversity of core services in response to resident needs • To promote a continuum of services in response to individual and partnership needs for a successful and quality recreation experience • To promote Park and Recreation services and offerings to the community by developing new ways to disseminate information with the intent to promote, educate and recruit • To develop, fund and implement a comprehensive staff enrichment program Implement the Parks and Open Space Master Plan • To promote the identification of new and innovative services in response to the growing trends and needs of the residents • To promote and expand the resources, referrals, and networking of community partners for individuals and families • Acquire and preserve open space and high quality natural areas to meet existing and future recreation needs. Utilize financial Resources efficiently and equitably • To provide responsible financial procedures and information • Establish programs to secure donations, sponsorship and contributions • To maintain community partnership to avoid the duplication of services and the best use of tax payer dollars I Section 1 - 4 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UN I V E R S I T PUBLIC OPINION LABORATORY DEKALB, U-J NOIS 60115-2854 (815) 753-0555 PAX (815) 753-2305 June 21, 2007 Ms. Susan Swithin Department of Parks and Recreation United City of Yorkville 201 W. Hydraulic Street Yorkville, IL 60513 Dear Ms. Swithin: Thank you for contacting the Public Opinion Laboratory (POL) about your information needs. Based on our conversation, we have drafted a plan for a Yorkville Parks and Recreation Survey to be conducted by mail. The details are outlined below. Questionnaire We have assumed that an 8-page questionnaire will be used. The initial questionnaire will be developed based on the draft provided and then finalized duringa meeting between the Yorkville Parks and Recreation staff and POL staff. We have assumed one open- ended question. Sample To ensure that the results will be representative, we will select a sample of Yorkville households from a data file of residences provided by Yorkville Parks and Recreation. With 2,291 households in Yorkville, we can be 95% confident that survey results based on 50.0 interviews will be within ±3.9% of actual results had every household been interviewed. Data Collection The questionnaire will be mailed along with a cover letter on Yorkville Parks and Recreation letterhead in a Yorkville Parks and Recreation envelope along with a postage- paid return envelope. To ensure that the results are representative, two additional mailings consisting of a cover letter, the questionnaire, and a postage-paid envelope will be sent three weeks and then six weeks later. Final Report POL will produce a draft report that will include an executive summary, a description of the survey methodology, and a summary of the key findings along with frequencies and crosstabulations. Once comments on the draft report have been received from Yorkville Parks and Recreation, the final report will be provided. Project Schedule An approximate project schedule showing responsibility for each activity is . shown below. Yorkville Parks and Recreation Surve Schedule Primary Secondary Responsibility Responsibility Completion Date Contract finalized POL Yorkville July 13 Questionnaire draft Yorkville POL July 20 Data file of residences Yorkville - July 20 Sample selection POL - July 27 Questionnaire finalized POL Yorkville July 27 Text of advance letter POL Yorkville July 20 Yorkville Parks and Recreation letterhead - and envelopes provided Yorkville July 27 Institutional Review Board approval POL August 3 First mailing sent POL - August 7 Second mailing. POL August 28 _ Third mAiag POL Sept. 18 Complete data collection POL - October 19 Draft report POL - November 14 Report review Yorkville November 26 Final re ort POL November 30 Costs The estimated cost of $9,963 .80 is based on the assumptions listed above. A cost breakdown is provided below. Assuming you are in agreement about . these terms, I have attached two copies of a contract for your signature. Activity Cost 1 . Project Coordination $ 480.00 2. Instrument Development 720.00 4. Select sample 240.00 5. Mailings 3,608.00 7. Tracking, data entry, file management. 11130.00 8. Data analysis and final report 23880.00 Total Direct Costs 93058.00 NIU Indirect Overhead 905.80 Total: $99963.80 These costs remain valid through August 31 , 2007. Celebrating its 25th year, the POL has been measuring attitudes, customer satisfaction, and other topics with a focus on supporting the organizations in our region. A description of the Public Opinion Laboratory is attached. Thank you for giving the POL the opportunity to serve your information needs. Sincerely, Lorayn Olson, Ph.D. Associate Director, POL Attachments 1, � I i public Opinion Laboawra►tory DeKalb, Illinois 60115-2854 815-753-0555 To: Sue Swithin Date: June 21, 2007 Organization: Department of Parks & Recreation Telephone: 630-553-4342 United City of Yorkville Address: 1107 S. Bridge Street, Suite D Yorkville, IL 60560 Fax: 630-553-4347 Email: sswithinpyorkville.il.us 2007 PARKS & RECREATION SURVEY OF YORKVILLE RESIDENTS Description of work to be performed: • Conduct a mail survey of 1,000 Yorkville households selected from a data file of residences to be supplied for Yorkville Parks and Recreation. • An 8-page questionnaire is assumed. • Two followup mailings to nowesponding households will be sent. Deliverables/Schedule: • POL will prepare and deliver one bound hard-copy report including executive summary of results, narrative analysis of findings, and a codebook of frequency tabulations with associated percentage equivalents of each survey item. A copy of the report also will be transmitted electronically to provide ease of.making additional copies. • Assuming that the questionnaire will be finalized by July 27, the draft report will be provided by November 14 and the final report by November 30. Price: $9,058.00 + 10% NIU Indirect charge of $905.80 = $9,963.80. ACCEPTANCE OF WORK AND PRICE QUOTATION — CONDITIONS ATTACHED On behalf of Yorkville Parks & Rec : On behalf of Northern Illinois University/POL: EIN• Date Date 1 . Payment. The Sponsor shall make payment of 50% to the University when %z of the study is completed. This time for telephone surveys is when %a of the targeted number of telephone interviews are completed and for mail surveys after the second mailing has been sent and the remaining 50% within thirty (30) days after the delivery of the final report. For other types of studies the payment will be made in its entirety within thirty (30) days after delivery of the final product or a partial payment schedule will be determined on a project basis. 2. Proprietary Data. The University's acceptance and use of any proprietary data which may be supplied by the Sponsor in the course of Research shall be subject to the following: (a) The data must be marked or designated in writing as proprietary to the Sponsor. (b) The University retains the right to refuse to accept any such data which it does not consider to be essential to the completion of the Research or which it believes to be improperly designated, or for any other reason. (c) Where the University does not accept such data as proprietary, it agrees to exercise its best efforts not to publish or otherwise reveal the data to others outside the University without the permission of the Sponsor, unless the data has already been published or disclosed publicly by third parties or is required to be disclosed by a court of law. 3. Termination. This project may be terminated by either party upon thirty (30) days' written notice. In the event of termination by the Sponsor, the University will be reimbursed for all costs incurred and all noncancellable commitments. In the event of termination by the University, the balance of funds advanced by the Sponsor shall be refunded to the Sponsor. 4. Use of the name of the University. The sponsor shall not make use of the existence of the Agreement, nor the results of the investigations conducted hereunder, nor the use of the University's name or any member of its staff for advertising purposes, except with the consent of and to the extent approved by Northern Illinois University Office of Sponsored Projects as given by its Director. This statement does not preclude the sponsor stating that the study was conducted by the University. 5. Publications and Copyrights. The University or its employees shall not be free to publish papers dealing with the results of the Research under this agreement without the consent of the sponsor. The Sponsor shall be given full credit and acknowledgement for the support provided to the University in any publication resulting from the Research. Original research data shall belong to the sponsor. Title to and the right to determine the disposition of any copyrights, or copyrightable material, first produced or composed in the performance of the Research, shall remain with the University or the named individual researcher, provided that the University shall grant to the Sponsor an irrevocable royalty-free, nonexclusive right to reproduce, translate, and use all such copyrighted material for its own purpose. Copyrighted material here only applies to questions and question wording, not to the data produced. It is the standard procedure of the University not to copyright questions developed in conjunction with a survey sponsor. 6. Warranties. The University makes no warranties, express or implied, as to any matter whatsoever, including, without limitation, the condition of the Research or any inventions, or products whether tangible or intangible, conceived, or discovered, or developed under this Agreement; or the ownership, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose of the Research or any such invention or product. The University shall not be liable for any direct, consequential, or other damages suffered to any licensee or any others resulting from the use of the Research or any such invention or product. The University shall use its best efforts to design and conduct the survey, prepare the analysis and report thereof and ensure the integrity of the data collected. 7. Use of the Research Results and Product Liability. The university makes no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, regarding its performance under this agreement, including but not limited to the marketability, use or fitness for any particular purpose of the project results developed under this agreement. Subject to the terms, conditions and limitations of the Illinois Court of Claims Act and the State Employee Indemnification Act, the University will tender to the Illinois Attorney General for defense any suit or proceeding brought against the Sponsor so far as it is based on a claim arising out of the acts or omissions of the University, including malfeasance, misfeasance and nonfeasance, in the performance of the Agreement if notified promptly in writing and given authority, information and assistance for the defense of such a suit or proceeding, and will cooperate with relevant authorities in facilitating payment of all damages and costs awarded therein against the Sponsor. MEMORANDUM TO: Yorkville Park Board FROM: Dave Mogle (DAf), Director of Parks and Recreation RE: New Business DATE: June 25, 2007 EDWARD HOSPITAL FITNESS CENTER Staff will discuss the notes of a meeting with Edward Hospital, their plan to build a Fitness Center and their potential interest in working with Parks and Recreation in a partnership to operate the facility. HIDING SPOT PARK RFP RESULTS Hiding Spot RFP results will be shared with the Park Board and a recommendation to approve the proposal of Recreation Concepts/Gametime Equipment will be presented. United City of Yorkville Memo 1 800 Game Farm Road ESr. 1 \="1836 Yorkville, Illinois 60560 Telephone: 630-553-8545 p p� Fax: 630-553-3436 <CE lk� Date: June 25, 2007 To: Yorkville Park Board From: Laura Haake CC: Scott Sleezer, Dave Mogle Subject: Hiding Spot Equipment Purchase Recommendation On March 1" bids were received from five different manufacturers and opened for the music themed park at Hiding Spot. The results were as follows: Company Price Park and Recreation Supply $37,354.00 Option 1 $36,861 .00 Option 2 Let's Go Play, Inc. $34,000.00 NuToys Leisure Products $34,656.00 Park & Recreation Supply, Inc. $34,000.00 Option 1 $33,786.00 Option 2 Gametime (Recreation Concepts) $30,000.00 Gametime submitted the lowest bid with a unique opportunity to receive double the amount of equipment for the price of $30,000.00. The product line is not yet on the market, and Yorkville's park would be the first in the nation. This equipment has unique elements such as double wide ramps to the 5 ' deck height for wheelchair accessiblity. In addition, the equipment design is unlike any other music themed elements on the market with its ability to provide interaction between children of all abilities. The equipment will then be unveiled nationally as a new product line at the National Recreation and Park Association conference in September. Staff seeks approval for the selection of Gametime's equipment for Hiding Spot Park. Park Party Schedule 6:OOpm to 10:30pm *During the day park staff bring picnic tables, trash cans, and prep truck with generators. 4:30pm Park staff met at Public Works Building 5:OOpm Scott, Peter, Dave B and Bill • Set up grill, 2 tables, prep food • Set up bounce house • Bozo buckets • Bean bag game 5 :30pm Dave Mogle • Start cooking hot dogs Peter, Dave Brown, Bill, and Laura • Setup bounce house, Bozo buckets, and bean bag toss game. 6:OOpm Dave Mogle • Continues cooking and serving hotdogs Dave Brown • Put on the Parker costume Laura will assist you. Laura • Take pictures of ribbon cutting and activities. Peter • Operate the Bozo Buckets and give small prizes Bill • Operate the bounce house 6: 15pm Scott • Set up for ribbon cutting 6:30pm Dave Mogle • Ribbon cutting with Mayor and Alderman. Scott • Take over for Dave Mogle 8:OOpm Scott • Break down food 8:30pm All • Break down games and activities • Trash clean up • Assist Recreation with movie setup 9:OOpm Two park staff will need to stay and assist recreation with movie screen break down. YYBSA Season Ending Celebration Stephen G. Bridge Field July 3, 2007 4:00 — 10:00 PM 4:00 — park opens, first all star games prep and warm-up; Food available throughout 5 :00 — All Star Games 1 . Girls Minors 2. Boys Minors 3 . Boys Minors 6:00 — 6 : 15 - Dedication ceremony w/Mayor, Valerie Burd and aldermen 7:30 PM - 2"a set of All Star Games 1 . Girls Majors 2. Boys Majors 3 . 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