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2006/05/15 Parks and Recreation Commission Agenda Packet CITY OF ROHNERT PARK MEETING OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION Monday, May 15, 2006 7:30 p.m. Rohnert Park City Offices 6750 Commerce Boulevard AGENDA I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Roll Call: ❑ Bird 0 Black 0 Butler 0 Coleman 0 Griffin 0 Hansen ❑ Stevens IV. Approval of Minutes May 8, 2006 Commission Meeting and March 20, 2006 Commission Meeting V. Report on the Posting of the Meeting Agenda VI. Unscheduled Public Appearances/Public Comment (Please fill out a Speaker Card prior to speaking) VII. Old Business A.Park Partnership Program VIII. New Business A. Preliminary Results of PROS Recreational Needs Assessment Survey B. Preliminary Design Suggestions for NE Specific Plan Area Park C. Centerville Park Development Fees D. Preliminary Discussion of Guidelines for Park and Recreation Developments XI. Matters From/For Commissioners Adjournment to a meeting scheduled on Monday, June 19, 2006, in City Council Chambers at the Rohnert Park City Hall, 6750 Commerce Boulevard, at 7:30 p.m. Page 1 City of Rohnert Park Parks and Recreation Commission Agenda—May 15, 2006 DISABLED ACCOMMODATION: If you have a disability which requires an interpreter or other person to assist you while attending this Parks & Recreation Commission meeting,please contact the Recreation Department at (707) 588-3456 at least 72 hours prior to the meeting to ensure arrangements for accommodation. Please make sure the Recreation Services Manager's office is notified as soon as possible if you have a visual impairment that requires the meeting materials to be produced in another format. '.1 Page 2 wiNERT PARK INTEROFFICE MEMOrzr- 02 , From: Guy Miller, Recreation Services Manager' 1. XYin04 _` To: Parks and Recreation Commission IMPARTMENT Date: May 11, 2006 cALIFoltsth Subject: March 20, 2006 Minutes At the April 17, 2006 meeting the minutes were not approved pending clarification of the following: 1. Old Business: SE Specific Plan Area, Paragraph 9, last sentence. Is it accurate that Mr. Blackman said they would not ask for park credits and the city is getting the equivalent of a seven acre park? According to the official transcripts this statement was made and was correctly recorded. 2. Old Business: University District, Paragraph 7, last sentence. The last sentence reads: "Mr. Pohlson said he wasn't sure if this would be the right park for an all- weather field,but he will continue to work with Manager Miller". The question was asked if he committed to more than this. The official transcripts are accurate and no other statement was made. 3. The Commission requested to determine if a statement from Mr. Blackman was made concerning the value of the land. According to the official transcripts, no such statement was made at this meeting. v_QttNERT Not_ INTEROFFICE MEMO1962 „, From: Guy Miller, Recreation Services Manager � r oto DEPARTMENT To: Parks and Recreation Commission Date: May 11, 2006 Cq c,Fo g$ Subject: PROS Survey Results Enclosed in your packet is a partial result of the PROS Recreational Needs Survey. The City is currently being asked by the developers of the specific plan areas to provide them with ideas of what recreational facilities we would like to see in the proposed new parks. The PROS Survey was designed to publicly solicit just such information. I have included results of portions of the survey that may provide you with information to help you make these decisions. Please be aware that these results are incomplete and many responses not germane to the immediate concerns have been excluded. Furthermore, this survey is only one method the PROS Committee will use to solicit public input. It is incomplete at this time and should only be used as a guide. Please read the survey results before arriving at the meeting and be prepared for a brief discussion on any possible trends you see in the data. The results of this discussion may be useful in establishing development priorities and making recommendations to the developers. It is not our intention to have any significant discussion of the survey results at this meeting. The entire survey will be presented and discussed at a later date when it is complete. ' Reporting home Page 1 of 10 Page 1. ROHNERT PARK RECREATION AND PARKS NEEDS ASSESSMENT SURVEY Page 2. VALUE OF PARKS AND RECREATION 1. "City parks and recreation services provided through local government are a %of Number of valuable public resource for Rohnert Park residents". Do you: Respondents Respondents Strongly Agree 86.16% 716 Somewhat Agree MS 12.39% 103 Somewhat Disagrees 1.32% 11 Strongly Disagree , fi'; 0.12% 1 Number of respondents 831 Number or respondents who skipped this question 31 Page 3. SATISFACTIONWITH CURRENT FACILITIES 2. How satisfied are you with the number of public parks and recreation %of Number of facilities currently available in the City of Rohnert Park? Respondents Respondents Very Satisfied � 58.80% 481 Somewhat Satisfied L:_.4*44" .., _V4444-- 4- 36.67% 300 Somewhat Dissatisfied �� ,:a �a� :�. 3.79% 31 Strongly Dissatisfied Is �k , � _ < c 0.73% 6 Number of respondents 818 Number or respondents who skipped this question 44 3.Overall, how satisfied are you with the public quality of parks and recreation %of Number of facilities?Would you say you are... Respondents Respondents Very Satisfied Somewhat Satisfied 4 . :rya 49.69% 403 Somewhat Dissatisfied :'; H � • 12.21% 99 Strongly Dissatisfied [_ r_... ., � .. _ .Y_.= h 1.60% 13 Number of respondents 811 Number or respondents who skipped this question 51 Page 5. FACILITY USAGE 4.Approximately how often do you,or members of your household, use or visit %of Number of City parks, pools or recreation buildings? Respondents Respondents More than three times per week 111111111■11111111Ilflll " ,'; ` < hr 29.57% 236 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 2 of 10 Three times per week 15.29% 122 ...� Twice a weekIINNINUftiT'OMInititigalbt0f3caQiiiiiiiiMireDIDIN 14.79% 118 Once a week IDEN.SMOSaigi1610111161111ENEMENSWINIMIN 16.04% 128 Once a month 9.15% . 73 A few times per year MiligiMARAPPERMiNgiiiiingiaMPRIMMEINNIEMENERIN 12.28% 98 Once a year or less often Ili.__ 1 '" 1.50% 12 Don't use at this time 1.11181111111•115111101•311111111,010BOSEINEINESEIRESSEESIII 1.38% 11 Number of respondents 798 Number or respondents who skipped this question 64 5.What activities do you or members of your household most frequently %of Number of engage in at City parks, pools or recreation buildings? Please check all that may Respondents Respondents apply. Walking • . ilati.4.11100111111NK44111.MBIBIRMilifteNgliMEN 16.56% 634 Picnic i.. it ., a.9.,f D .. 5.62% 215 • Playgrounds ARNIESSANiiiiiiMMIOIRSIONSIMINSIDEvisimigaNINEW 9.38% 359 Soccer ■t ti tom.. iftlitigneSINIMI 3.24% 124 • Relaxing - , Y� i =. 7.50% 287 "\ Walk dog fix„ ,. ,<x 8.88% 340 �x � 3 Running111.11101111.....- `. " °;»:, P 1.62%- 62 Jogging ISIIIMIMENIMENSONESEMESIMMEMOINERWRI 2.64% 101 Basketball •:liflisteEl•WEINIMEANIESIMIDISMININEKERNrg.Enik 3.92% 150 Golf 1431.11111111103r_,.,.w1, 1 , 111• "fi_ki..., 2.45% 94 Tennis lizi.,:::32n11:51101101221211MigailansigittaigrigegnefiEssialliE4.26% 163 Biking 11111105 ww�. . 1, 4:,;40-entanigi 5.35% 205 Swimming .I ._.s_r. B;. O.M', . 'n -, . :S: 8.75% 335 Baseball IIILMINSMIIMPRESOMMEMBENAMORNIMENEN 3.58% 137 • Softball • .. ,:. P ..` OW .,_ s;' 2.40% 92 Fitness Equipment/Fitness �. :'" . x ., .. :<.. ' . . . ••--- 5.59% 214 .Classes Racquetball •:,441iiiindiModii!iiiingercv...:.iiiitilinMingeliMORMINIMINEM0.73% 28 Senior Center 1 N I - , r-` REI,. _S...K, . S_ , .. . 1.28% 49 Camps 1 ,.- :` -...._ 1.31% 50 2.48% 95 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyld=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 3 of 10 Details Other(Specify) Number of respondents 792 Number or respondents who skipped this question 70 6.In addition to the activities that you frequently engage in at the parks or recreation facilities, are there any other activities that you or members of your household would like to participate in at City parks or recreation facilities? Details`.._aNumber of Respondents 232 Number or respondents who skipped this question 630 Page 6. CONDITION OF FACILITIES 7. How would you grade the current overall physical condition of City parks, %of Number of pools and recreation buildings? Respondents Respondents A 52.81% 414 n5 3 26.02% 204 D • _. A - '1& ,A2' 6.38% 50 /-`. F G...;.� .>.,. :� ... 0.51% 4 Number of respondents 784 Number or respondents who skipped this question 78 8. How would you rate the current level of security and public safety for users %of Number of of either facilities or programs? Respondents Respondents A 11.61% 90 B ,A ...z-Nta 43.48% 337 . C r" .,% r:,m ,.," 33.42% 259 D 9.68% 75 14 Number of respondents 775 Number or respondents who skipped this question 87 9.Which factors impede the amount you or other members in your household %of Number of use City parks and recreation facilities?Check all that apply. Respondents Respondents Distance of facilities from your - , s 9.27% 110 home Securing transportation for getting • 2.860/0 34 "..N to facilities&back home City facilities don't have the ,. 8.51% 101 activities I'm interested in http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 4 of 10 I'm not aware of what City facilitiesmei 5.64% 67 are available to me don't have time to participate 3 17.35% 206 Hours of operation are not convenient 9.52% 113 Concerns over public safety ands P: Y 12.05% 143 security Fees are too high NM 8.17% 97 The City's recreation and service _ er^ a a a V 6.2370 74 facilities are too crowded [etas€s Other(Specify) 111111111 =a, . 10.19% 121 Number of respondents 643 Number or respondents who skipped this question 219 Page 7. RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 10. Have you or any members of your household participated in any City- sponsored recreation or community services programs during the past few years? %of Number of Examples would be swim lessons,summer camps, self-improvement classes, Respondents Respondents adult sports, and other activities provided by the Recreation Department. Yes ` 57.92% 450 No � . . .= �. �, y ...- 42.08% 327 ''", Number of respondents 777 Number or respondents who skipped this question 85 11.If so,which programs? Dc to i is Number of Respondents 451 Number or respondents who skipped this question 411 12.Overall, how satisfied were you with the recreation or community services %of Number of programs you or members of your household participated in-e.g.Sports& Respondents Respondents Fitness Center,swimming pools,Senior Center?Would you say you are... Very Satisfied • 46.43% 306 Somewhat Satisfied u,.• .. y r--; 46.28% 305 Somewhat Dissatisfied MI �: kr; _ a: • 6.22% 41 Strongly Dissatisfied 1' n.,r, -A .47.= 1.06% 7 Number of respondents 652 Number or respondents who skipped this question 210 Page 8. PRIORITIES http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 5 of 10 of 13.Would you prefer that the City develop more: %of Number "11\ 13. Respondents Active parks with athletic fields "41.37' = -„ 8.83% 65 and organized activities Passive parks with a few picnic tables,hiking trails and open 29.21% 215 space A combination of both1111111111111111111111111111111111111111•1111111er 61.96% 456 Number of respondents 736 Number or respondents who skipped this question 126 14.We would like your input regarding PRIORITIES for FACILITIES OR PROGRAMS that City officials will be considering as they develop the City's LONG RANGE plan for parks and recreation. Specifically, do you believe each item should be considered: 1-a high priority,added as soon as possible to the City of Rohnert Park parks and recreation system, 2-a medium priority,added if and when the budget allows 3-a low priority, not really needed at this time. Please select the most appropriate priority for each below: 1 High Priority 2 Medium Priority 3 Low Priority Number of Respondents Picnic areas 24%(173) 52%(374) 22%(162) 709 Outdoor swimming pools 21%(157) 35%(256) 42%(303) 716 la Water �` playgrounds 21%(152) 36%(260) 42%(308) 720 ( spraygrounds ) Indoor swimming pools 40%(294) 30%(222) 28%(210) 726 Playgrounds/Tot lots 29%(209) 46%(333) 24%(172) 714 Before&after school 51%(372) 35%(259) 12%(93) 724 programs/facilities Interpretive programs(history, 19%(139) 43%(311) 36%(261) 711 culture,nature) Trails(for walking,hiking,bicycle 56%(411) 33%(244) 10%(78) 733 riding,jogging,horseback riding) Neighborhood recreation buildings 20%(144) 45%(324) 34%(249) 717 or clubhouses Unlighted outdoor sports facilities 130/006) 42%(304) 43%(307) 707 (such as soccer,baseball, tennis) Lighted outdoor sports facilities 26%(186) 40%(289) 33%(239) 714 baseball, tennis Skateboard parks 23%(168) 35%(253) 41%(301) 722 Dog parks 29%(210) 34%(247) 36%(267) 724 Park trees 44%(319) 38%(275) 16%(121) 715 Community gardens 27%(199) 40%(289) 32%(230) 718 Street trees 35%(252) 34%(250) 29%(215) 717 Indoor physical activity/fitness 29%(209) 44%(317) 25%(183) 709 facilities Programs for persons with 29%(205) 51%(365) 18%(133) 703 disabilities Older adult 30%(214) 52%(374) 17%(125) 713 services/programs/centers Sports programs for children and 48%(344) 38%(278) 12%(92) 714 youth Sports programs for adults 23%(163) 51%(366) 25%(178) 707 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 6 of 10 Arts programs/centers 27%(195) 48%(349) 23%(171) 715 Autoshop 11%(79) 35%(253) 52%(372) 704 Visual Arts/Graphics Studio 13%(98) 43%(307) 42%(302) 707 Woodworking shop 14%(101) 42%(300) 43%(305) 706 Metal shop 11%(82) 38%(274) 49%(347) 703 Crafts studio 20%(143) 47%(337) 32%(230) 710 Botanical Gardens 22%(159) 41%(296) 36%(256) 711 Theater programs 26%(188) 47%(339) 25%(183) 710 Outdoor music facility 32%(230) 37%(270) 29%(214) 714 Indoor music facility 21%(155) 41%(290) 36%(261) 706 Regional Minor League/College 25%(183) 26%(193) 47%(339) 715 Baseball Stadium Community events venue 36%(261) 41%(295) 21%(153) 709 0%(0) 0%(0) 0%(0) 0 Number of Respondents 758 Number or respondents who skipped this question 104 15. Have you seen any innovative programs or facilities that you would like to see considered for Rohnert Park? If so, please describe. C}etails Number of Respondents 222 Number or respondents who skipped this question 640 Page 9. LEVEL OF SUPPORT AND WILLINGNESS TO PAY 16.OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE FUNDS-Operations and maintenance funds are used to maintain our parks and buildings in a useable condition but do %of Number of not provide dollars for new improvements.Would you be willing to support a new Respondents Respondents tax or assessment to provide funds for OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE of parks and recreation facilities? Yes - -7, 70.60% 514 No 1111111111111111111111Vk�. x.;` . 29.40% 214 Number of respondents 728 Number or respondents who skipped this question 134 17. If a tax or assessment initiative were to be placed before City of Rohnert Park voters for the purposes of operating, maintaining and programming the City %of Number of park and recreation system, how much in additional taxes would you be willing to Respondents Respondents pay each year to make this possible? More than$150 per year 3.03% 22 $100-150 per year A4 :"._ 10.45% 76 $50-100 per year MA, , 25.45% 185 $10-50 per year 37.14% 270 Less than$10 per year ., ,: _" "' 23.93% 174 Number of respondents 727 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 • Reporting home Page 7 of 10 • /"\ Number or respondents who skipped this question 135 18.CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUNDS are used to provide NEW improvements to existing parks and buildings.These might include expansion plans, renovated %of Number of athletic fields,replacement of play equipment,and other improvements.Would Respondents Respondents you be willing to support a tax or assessment to provide funds for making CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS to existing City parks and recreation facilities? Yes ... 70.00% 504 No 30.00% 216 Number of respondents 720 Number or respondents who skipped this question 142 19. If a tax or assessment initiative were to be placed before City of Rohnert Park voters for the physical improvement of the existing City park and recreation %of Number of system, including the enhancements that you believe are definitely needed, how Respondents Respondents much in additional taxes would you be willing to pay each year to make this possible? More than$150 per year 3.68% 26 $100-150 per year . 9.90% 70 $50-100 per year x :r4r4P (a 23.34% 165 $10-50 per year ,.. 37.34% 264 Less than$10 per year .. ., -7 25.74% 182 Number of respondents 707 Number or respondents who skipped this question 155 20. Comments to the above: Dc t a i is Number of Respondents 199 Number or respondents who skipped this question 663 21. FUNDING FOR NEW PARKS AND FACILITIES Would you be willing to %of Number of support a tax or assessment to provide funds for purchasing lands and making Respondents Respondents capital improvements for future community-wide parks and recreation facilities? Yes a,`z; ,x 61.98% 445 Nov . �-� o .; �, 38.02% 273 Number of respondents 718 Number or respondents who skipped this question 144 22. If a tax or assessment initiative were to be placed before City of Rohnert %of Number of Park voters for the expansion of the City park and recreation system, how much in Respondents Respondents additional taxes would you be willing to pay each year to make this possible? More than$150 per year 4.12% 28 $100-150 per year 10.16% 69 $50-100 per year . ': 18.26% 124 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyld=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 8 of 10 $10-50 per year 33.43% 227 --� Less than$10 per year M11111111111.111111111114F% :` , 14%-' 34.02% 231 Number of respondents 679 Number or respondents who skipped this question 183 23.If Rohnert Park were to establish a recreational endowment fund,would you %of Number of be willing to donate? Respondents Respondents Yes . 45.43% 323 No 54.57% 388 Number of respondents 711 Number or respondents who skipped this question 151 24.If so, how much? Please add any comments you wish. Details Number of Respondents 270 Number or respondents who skipped this question 592 Page 10. DEMOGRAPHICS --. 25. How long have you lived in the City of Rohnert Park? %of Number of Respondents Respondents Less than 5 years `._, 15.19% 108 6 to 10 years : : 20.25% 144 11 to 25 years NNOMOMMONEME, ' • • et:1, 42.19% 300 Over 25 years 111111111111111111`'k ._ -::tom 22.36% 159 Number of respondents 711 Number or respondents who skipped this question 151 26. Please list the number of individuals in each age group living in your home. Dctails��.. Adults(56+) 734 Details.. Adults(19-55) 734 Details Teenagers(13-18) 734 Details Preteens(10-12) 734 Details Youth(6-9) 734 Details' Tots(0-5) 734 --� Number or respondents who skipped this question 128 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 9 of 10 27. Do you own or rent your home? %of Number of Respondents Respondents Own 90.10% 637 Rent 9.90% 70 Number of respondents 707 Number or respondents who skipped this question 155 28. Into what range does your annual household income fall? %of Number of Respondents Respondents Under$25,000 t ,., 4.50% 30 Between$25,000 and$50,000 ,- .,x<., ". ........ ., ..: 15.77% 105 Between$50,000 and$75,000s , 25.53% 170 Between$75,000 and$100,000 IIINIONW�x-A.6" " 27.63% 184 Over$100,000 . tom 26.58% 177 Number of respondents 666 Number or respondents who skipped this question 196 29.In what age range do you fall? %of Number Respondents Respondents Under 18 years l' - '•‘:. • 0.85% 6 18 to 30 years NM ...,. � ,.. R �,�...��..,, .. ,, �.. ,.� ,^_.__ �'.�,:`: 8.22% 58 31 to 40 years 18.98% 134 41 to 50 years 410,117,,N4' _ -3 . .rr;' 30.74% 217 51 to 65 years • •<, ' .-4,7-1 32.86% 232 Over 65 years 111111111 , to8.36% 59 Number of respondents 706 Number or respondents who skipped this question 156 30. How would you describe your ethnic background? %of Number of Respondents Respondents African American or Black e a 0.73% 5 Asian ■ .:,4 . _... � k � � 3.37% 23 ,,.4 .w - a, ,. .__ Caucasian - 86.24% 589 East Indian or Pakistani �.r 0.29% 2 Latino * A„` '='" r "' 2.93% 20 Native American I 1.17% 8 0.59% 4 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?survey1d=422&p=1 5/10/2006 Reporting home Page 10 of 10 Pacific Islander Grails Other(Specify) Ill 4.69% 32 Number of respondents 683 Number or respondents who skipped this question 179 31.Are there any comments you would like to make that were not included in this survey? DetailsNumber of Respondents 192 Number or respondents who skipped this question 670 32.Thank you for taking our survey.Your input will help us chart the future of Parks& Recreation services in the years to come.As your reward for taking this survey we have a small gift for you. You may chose one of the following gifts: -A five entry free swim pass to any of Rohnert Park's municipal swimming pools %of Number of Respondents Respondents -A five day pass to the Callinan Sports& Fitness Center -A two-for-one admission coupon to any main stage production at the Spreckles Performing Arts Center Spring '06 season Please indicate which gift you would like to receive. Free Swim Pass 11111111111111111111111111.MMUWZ 36.20% 219 Callinan Sports&Fitness Center day pass 19.01% 115 2 for 1 coupon to Spreckles 44.79% 271 Performing Arts Center Number of respondents 605 Number or respondents who skipped this question 257 33.Optional: please enter your Name,Address,and e-mail so that we may send you your gift. Your personal information will not be associated with your answers and will not be used except for official City of Rohnert Park business. �' [3 tavE. .._. Name 734 Dc tails � Street Address 734 Details dy„ City, State,Zip 734 Details e-mail 734 Number or respondents who skipped this question 128 http://www.zapsurvey.com/SummaryReport.aspx?surveyId=422&p=1 5/10/2006 M . O 4, O O N O 1--i as a w m Rz L El m o y 0a >p wQ ? • m m ( 0to = mE u -ac cm.cR 3 E vs' L O w 3 0) .-:.• 0 L 3 y C CR3C) Rtl m N C) .0 L. — m C L 0 m ma. +' _ QC 'C yy t C;47. 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L 0.I r- ._ e�c- o-o� O� U) 0 c N Q 1 R 2 N 2 •CV E N' N NI N N� N NI e o- o ccscda C% �+" vtiNERT No( INTEROFFICE MEMO - 62 From: Guy Miller, Recreation Services Manager 4itimigiNe To: Rohnert Park Parks and Recreation Commission DEPARTMENT Date: May 4, 2006 cAL!FoRsIP Subject: Preliminary Design Consideration for NE Park Development Mr. Van Logan will make a brief presentation of preliminary plan for the park development in the Northeast Specific Plan Area. This is intended for discussion and informal recommendations from the Commission as to what recreational venues and facilities would be appropriate in this park. Mr. Logan will then incorporate the Commissions suggestions into his park plan for a future presentation. No formal action is needed at this time. The commission is encouraged to review the preliminary results of the PROS Recreational Needs Assessment(enclosed) to help make recommendations. �z �8 I 01 r 1 I J r I � F, � I I� y I r i i y 3�r I 1 h r F -t r r -1 } I I � r J I I A PA RTMEMTS -a a' d p rD d I 'f E!Atl a Dax o T�u TUR E PARk E~XTENSfQ�,? .OF PARK I VIP -WIN(, ARMA a 4� F r' zl I / c I � 1 I � ra I r I t1US STOP 514EMA i t l 1 1 i i s_ i 1 1 t 1 _ STbP T I� I i I I � � I� I � 4 CITY OF ROHNERT PARK RARKS, RECREATION, AND OPEN SPACE COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY APRIL 5, 2006 7:00 PM COMMUNITY CENTER MINUTES A. Call to Order-The meeting was called to order by Chair Blanquie at 7:00 pm. Committee Members Present: Aronis,Adams, Bird, Black, Blanquie, Danesi, Hansen, Peterson, Sanders Committee Members Absent: Stafford(ex) Staff Present: Assistant City Manager Dan Schwarz, Recreation Services Manager Guy Miller B. Approval of Minutes: March 1, 2005. (Motion:Bird, 2nd: Aronis) C. Old Business 1. Survey Results Update: RSM Miller reported that 550 surveys have been received to date. This represents a very good response rate in excess of 1% of Rohnert Park's population. 2. Spanish Translation of Survey: RSM Miller reported that the Spanish translation has been completed and is online. No Spanish language submissions to date. 3. Implementation Assignments for Survey: RSM Miller reported that he completed his assignment. A second mailer announcing the survey is planned for the next utility bill mail out by the City. The utility bill mail out will include a Spanish translation directing people to the survey. D. New Business 1. Establishment of Survey Ending Date: ACM Schwarz requested that the Committee establish a firm end date for the survey so that staff can begin planning for subsequent actions, including interviews of stakeholder groups. RSM Miller suggested the end of May for the survey. Committee members discussed the merits of the end of May relative to alternative dates, most notably the end of June. Several committee members stated their desire that all data collection be completed by the end of June. By consensus,the Committee established May 31, 2006 as the last day for the survey and June 30, 2006 as the last day for data collection. Several Committee members stated their desire that a final mailer be sent to as many residents as possible prior to the May 31 end date. Following general discussion, the Committee approved by unanimous acclamation that a final mailer be sent. Chair Blanquie assigned Bonnie Black to make the arrangements for the mailer. Susan Adams volunteered to help with the art work. Susan Adams recommended a budget of$5,000 for the mailer. This recommendation was also approved by unanimous acclamation. The Committee also discussed a letter writing campaign to promote the survey prior to the May 31 end date. Letters are to be sent to the Community Voice. Chair Blanquie proposed that a letter be written each week. Noting that Susan Adams had already written a letter, the Chair assigned the following members to write letters: Aronis,Bird, Black, Danesi, Hansen, and Petersen. Cindy Petersen inquired as to whether the library staff could assist patrons in completing the survey. Bonnie Black stated the need to take print outs of the survey to those with limited access. Bonnie Black reported on her experience presenting the survey to a 5th grade class at Waldo-Rohnert Elementary. She submitted the completed surveys to RSM Miller. Bonnie Black also reported that CRPUSD Superintendent Watenpaugh had sent a memo to all principals making them aware of the survey. 2. Review of PROS Work Program: ACM Schwarz proposed that the Committee target the end of the calendar year for the completion of its charge so as to maximize the incorporation of the resulting information in the analyses of future City projects. The Committee discussed the next phase of its work— --1 outreach to stakeholder groups. ACM Schwarz inquired as to whether outreach to students should occur prior to the summer months. The Committee discussed various means to conduct outreach to students. Nick Aronis agreed to contact administrators and teachers at Creekside and Mt. Shadows. Bonnie Black agreed to contact a teacher at Mt. Shadows. Chair Blanquie agreed to contact Tech. High. RSM Miller volunteered to send a letter to the administration at the Ranch. ACM Schwarz agreed to contact S SU via James Reilly,the student liaison. E. Matters from the Committee: 1. For the Committee's information,Tim Danesi distributed material from the Recreation Department of the City of Folsom. F. Future Agenda Items: 1. None G. Next Meeting: The date of the next meeting is May 3,2006 H. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 8:11 pm. Respectfully submitted Dan Schwarz, Assistant City Manager RONNERT PAR* 19; 62 CITY OF ROHNERT PARK PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION CALIPORN%P COMMISSION GOALS FOR 2006 • Review and accept park credits for three Specific Plan Areas. • Perform park audits.