HomeMy WebLinkAbout2022-01-24 PRAC Agenda PacketMonday, January 24, 2022
5:30 PM
City of Fresno
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
In Person and/or Electronic
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
Chair – Kimberly McCoy
Vice Chair – Jon Dohlin
Commissioner - Maiyer Vang
Commissioner – Dr. Francine Oputa
Commissioner – Scott Miller
Commissioner – Mona Nyandoro Cummings
Commissioner – Harman Singh
Commissioner – Jose Leon Barraza
Commissioner – Sarah Parkes
Meeting Agenda - Final
Regular Meeting
January 24, 2022Parks, Recreation, and Arts
Commission
Meeting Agenda - Final
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Meeting Agenda - Final
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Approve Agenda
5. Approval of Minutes
Approval of Minutes for January 10, 2022ID 22-1805-A.
6. Discussion: Subcommittee Reports:
a. Cultural Arts Plan:
b. Highest Needs Neighborhoods:
c. Parks Master Plan:
7. Members Reports and Comments
8. City Administration and PARCS Staff Reports and Comments
9. Unscheduled Communication
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding items that are not
listed on the agenda and within the subject matter jurisdiction of the
Commission. Each person will have up to three (3) minutes to present.
10. Workshops:
Workshop - Status of in progress projects funded by
Measure P funds. (PARCs)
ID 22-17610-A.
11. Discussion Items:
12. Hearings:
Hearing - Receive public input on allocations related to
Measure P and the annual PARCS Department Budget and
Capital Improvement Plans. (PARCS)
ID 22-17712-A.
Hearing - Review the Parks, Recreation and Art
Commission’s park prioritization strategy that will inform the
FY23 budget recommendations to City Council.
(WRT/PARCS)
ID 22-17812-B.
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Meeting Agenda - Final
Hearing - Actions Pertaining to Proposed Changes to the
PARCS Department Master Fee Schedule
1.Review - Recommended Proposed Changes to the
PARCS Department Master Fee Schedule including
Riverside Municipal Golf Course, General Recreation Fees,
Neighborhood Center, Parks and Playground Facilities, and
Downtown Mall Vendor Fees. (PARCS)
2.Action - Recommend to City Council Adoption of the
Proposed Changes to the PARCS Department Master Fee
Schedule.
ID 22-17912-C.
13. Adjournment
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
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Fresno, CA 93721
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File #:ID 22-180 Agenda Date:1/24/2022 Agenda #:5-A.
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT
Approval of Minutes for January 10, 2022
Attachment:
Draft Minutes for January 10, 2022
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Monday, January 10, 2022
5:30 PM
City of Fresno
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
In Person and/or Electronic
Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission
Chair – Kimberly McCoy
Vice Chair – Jon Dohlin
Commissioner – Maiyer Vang
Commissioner – Dr. Francine Oputa
Commissioner – Scott Miller
Commissioner – Mona Nyandoro Cummings
Commissioner – Harman Singh
Commissioner – Jose Leon Barraza
Commissioner – Sarah Parkes
Meeting Minutes - Draft
Regular Meeting
January 10, 2022Parks, Recreation, and Arts
Commission
Meeting Minutes - Draft
1. Call to Order
Chair McCoy called the meeting to order at 5:42PM.
2. Roll Call
Chair Kimberly McCoy, Vice Chair Jon Dohlin, Commissioner
Francine Oputa, Commissioner Scott Miller, Commissioner
Mona Cummings, Commissioner Harman Singh, and
Commissioner Sarah Parkes
Present 7 -
Commissioner Maiyer Vang, and Commissioner Jose
Barraza
Absent 2 -
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Approve Agenda
On motion of Vice Chair Dohlin, seconded by Commissioner
Cummings,the above action was APPROVED. The motion carried by
the following vote:
Aye:Chair McCoy, Vice Chair Dohlin, Commissioner Oputa,
Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Cummings,
Commissioner Singh and Commissioner Parkes
7 -
Absent:Commissioner Vang and Commissioner Barraza2 -
5. Approval of Minutes
ID 22-88 Approval of Minutes for December 20, 2021
On motion of Commissioner Cummings, seconded by Commissioner
Parkes, that the above Action Item be APPROVED. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Chair McCoy, Vice Chair Dohlin, Commissioner Oputa,
Commissioner Miller, Commissioner Cummings,
Commissioner Singh and Commissioner Parkes
7 -
Absent:Commissioner Vang and Commissioner Barraza2 -
6. Discussion: Subcommittee Reports:
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1. Cultural Arts Plan:
2. Highest Needs Neighborhoods
3. Parks Master Plan:
Commissioner Parkes reminded the commission that the Cultural Arts
Consultant Request for Proposal (RFP) has been extended to February 7,
2022.
Commissioner Cummings provided the commission with an update on the
Parks Master Plan. She stated they will be discussing the FY 2023 budget
recommendations from the commission and the Parks Master Plan
amendment will be coming forward in 2022.
7. Members Reports and Comments
Commissioners wished everyone a Happy New Years!
8. City Administration and PARCS Staff Reports and Comments
Assistant City Manager Kanne offered tours to the Commissioners to visit
water features in the parks for the upcoming spring season.
9. Unscheduled Communication
Members of the public may address the Commission regarding items that are not
listed on the agenda and within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Commission.
Each person will have up to three (3) minutes to present.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
10. Workshops
There were no workshops presented to the Commissioners.
11. Discussion Items
There were no Discussion items presented to the Commissioners.
12. Hearings:
ID 22-89 Hearing - To receive public input on allocations related to Measure P and
the annual PARCS Department Budget and Capital Improvement Plans.
(PARCS)
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Upon call, the following members of the public addressed the Commission:
Amine Tais, Alan McCuen, and John Milker.
Public comment was received.
ID 22-90 Actions pertaining to:
HEARING - Adoption of the Parks, Recreation and Art Commission’s park
prioritization strategy that will inform the FY23 budget recommendations to
City Council for (WRT/PARCS):
1.Existing Parks Prioritization
2.New Park Prioritization
3.Park Amenities Prioritization
The above hearing was introduced to the Commission by John Gibbs, Peter
Winch, WRT Consultants.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Commissioner Oputa motioned to approve the park prioritization weighting
as presented to the Commission and to include all commissioner's
responses that were in attendance of the meeting to their survey. Vice
Chair Dohlin seconded the motion. Motion PASSED 7-0. Commissioner
Vang and Commissioner Barraza were absent.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Vice Chair Dohlin motioned to approve as presented to create a map for the
new parks prioritization. Chair McCoy seconded the motion. Motion
PASSED 7-0. Commissioner Vang and Commissioner Barraza were absent.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
13. Adjournment
The Parks, Recreation, and Arts Commission adjourned at 8:00pm
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID 22-176 Agenda Date:1/24/2022 Agenda #:
10-A.
REPORT TO THE PARKS, RECREATION, AND ARTS COMMISSION
SUBJECT
Workshop - Status of in progress projects funded by Measure P funds. (PARCs)
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MEASURE P FUNDED CAPITAL PROJECT UPDATE AS OF 1/24/22
Parks, After School, Recreation & Community Services (PARCS) Department
1
PROJECTS PROCESS:
2
1.Identify, Define and Scope a Project
2.Estimate Project Cost
3.Identify Funding Source
4.Design Phase
5.Pre-Construction Phase
6.Construction Phase
7.Completed Project: Post Construction Hand Off
8.Completed/On-Going Maintenance
9.In-Waiting
IDENTIFY, DEFINE AND SCOPE:
3
1.Pilibos Turf Improvements -Est Received/Budget Approval
2.South Tower/Broadway & Elizabeth Internal Team Meeting
3.Herndon/Milburn Upgrades Community Meeting
4.Van Ness Triangle Acquisition & EA
5.Citywide Senior Center Analysis of Side by Side
6.El Dorado Park Expansion Negotiations
7.Al Radka Irrigation Improvements PM Site Visit
8.Logan Improvements PM Site Visit
9.Trash Collection Standardization Quality Check of Inventory
ESTIMATE PROJECT COST
4
1.Logan Improvements Request for Estimate Submitted
2.Al Radka Irrigation Improvements Consultant Agreement
3.South Tower/Broadway & Elizabeth Report to Council Under Review
4.Woodward Amphitheater Shade Structure Estimate Project Cost
5.Granny’s Park Security Lighting Request for Estimate Submitted
6.Herndon/Milburn Upgrades Request for Estimate Submitted
7.Citywide Senior Center Acquisition
8.Trash Collection Standardization Vendors
9.Milburn/Dakota Prop 68 Awarded
DESIGN PHASE
5
1.JSK Tot Lot Design in Progress
2.Roeding Park Dog Park Relocation Environmental Assessment/Design
3.Pilibos Turf/Irrigation Improvements Design in Progress
4.Van Ness Triangle Environmental Assessment/Design
5.Woodward Amphitheater Shade Structure Agreement Pending Council Approval
6.Granny’s Park Security Lighting Consultant Agreement/Insurance
7.Maxie Parks HVAC Proposal for Design
8.South Tower/Broadway & Elizabeth Upcoming Community Meetings
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
6
1.Logan Park Shade Structure Fabrication of Shade
2.Painting Restrooms: Logan, Einstein, Orchid, Manchester, Rotary East, Pilibos
3.Replace Restroom Building Roofing: Orchid, Pilibos
4.Vinland Lighting Lead Time for Lights
CONSTRUCTION/IN PROGRESS
7
1.Bulldog and 6th North Building Construction
2.Maxie Parks Contamination (Testing)Additional Testing
3.Lingo “Link” Center (Procuring Items for Center)In Progress
4.Painting Restrooms: Logan, Einstein, Orchid, Manchester, Rotary East, Pilibos
COMPLETED/ON-GOING MAINTENANCE
8
1.JSK Turf Rehabilitation
2.Rotary East Pickleball Court Resurface and lighting
3.Frank H Ball ADA Compliance Feasibility Study
4.Pinedale Parking Lot
5.Cary Park Hockey Resurfacing
6.Cary Park Irrigation Improvements
7.Granny’s Modular Removal
8.Tollhouse tot lot fence, benches
9.Einstein Center Painting
10.Painting Restrooms: Logan, Einstein, Orchid, Manchester, Rotary East
11.Replace Restrooms Roofing: Orchid, Pilibos
IN-WAITING
9
1.Milburn and Dakota: pre-application environmental work
complete, awaiting Prop 68 award
2.Maxie Parks HVAC –on hold until cleared by Water Board,
next step environmental assessment
3.Prop 68 Grant –funding gap, State will notify Fall 2021
4.Regional Park Tree Trimming –Awaiting contract (DPW)
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Staff Report
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File #:ID 22-177 Agenda Date:1/24/2022 Agenda #:
12-A.
REPORT TO THE PARKS, RECREATION, AND ARTS COMMISSON
SUBJECT
Hearing - Receive public input on allocations related to Measure P and the annual PARCS
Department Budget and Capital Improvement Plans. (PARCS)
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File #:ID 22-178 Agenda Date:1/24/2022 Agenda #:
12-B.
REPORT TO THE PARKS, RECREATION, AND ARTS COMMISSION
SUBJECT
Hearing - Review the Parks, Recreation and Art Commission’s park prioritization strategy that will
inform the FY23 budget recommendations to City Council. (WRT/PARCS)
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FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Parks, Recreation & Arts Commission
January 24, 2022
Park Improvement Priorities
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Agenda
1. Measure P and the Commission's Role
2. Existing Park Prioritization
•Commission-Recommended Framework
•Updated Data
•Prioritized List of Existing Parks
3. New Park Prioritization
•Commission-Recommended Framework
•Updated Data
•Map of Priority Locations for New Parks (DRAFT)
4. Park Amenity Priorities
MEASURE P
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
What is Measure P?
Fresno Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Transactions and Use Tax
(Article 15 of the Municipal Code)
•Implements voter-approved Measure P
•Establishes 3/8-cent sales tax to be used for:
(1)Improving and Maintaining Clean and Safe
Neighborhood Parks;
(2)New Neighborhood Parks; Senior and Youth
recreation Facilities
(3)Youth and Senior Recreation Programs;After-School
Programs; Job Training for Youth and Veterans
(4)Expanded Access to Arts and Culture
(5)Safe Walking and Biking Trails;Street Beautification and
Litter Removal;San Joaquin River Parkway
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Estimated $38
million per year
What is Measure P?
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
(e) The Commission shall have primary authority on behalf of the City to:
•(1) Conduct hearings and receive public input on allocations related to this ordinance,
updates to the Parks Master Plan and Cultural Arts Plan, and annual PARCS Department
Budget and Capital Improvement Plans; make recommendations to the City Council;
•Dec 2021 -Jan 2022 -Conduct Community Hearings/Outreach/Engagement
•February 2022 -PRAC Recommendations to City Council
The Commission's Role
SEC. 7-1509. FISCAL OVERSIGHT AND BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
(e) The Commission shall have primary authority on behalf of the City to:
•(2) Review City staff recommendations for budget allocations related to this ordinance
to ensure consistency with the ordinance and Expenditure Plan; make
recommendations to the City Council for adoption of expenditures in connection with
annual budget process and any amendments thereto;
•March -May 2022 -Community Hearings/Outreach /Engagement
•May -June 2022 -PRAC Recommendations to City Council
The Commission's Role
SEC. 7-1509. FISCAL OVERSIGHT AND BUDGET ACCOUNTABILITY
EXISTING PARK
PRIORITIZATION
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Existing Park Prioritization Framework
Commission Motion, 1/10/22:
Approve the park prioritization
framework as presented to the
Commission [shown at left]. Weight the
factors according to responses of all
commissioners that were in attendance.
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
PARK PRIORITIZATION
WEIGHTING
After reviewing each park
prioritization criteria,
how should each one be
weighted?
(A) higher than,
(B) equal to,
(C) or less than average?
1. Park Condition
2. Park Without Neighborhood Amenity
3. Community Priority Park
4. Flagship Park
5. Park Adjacent to Access Gap
6. Park with Pipeline Project
7. Emerging Priority Park
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Park Prioritization Criteria Total
votes
Higher
Votes
Equal
Votes
Lower
Votes Result Weighting*
A Park Condition 8 7 1 0 Higher 3
B Parks Without Neighborhood Amenity 8 6 1 1 Higher 3
C PMP Community Priority Parks 7 3 3 1 Equal 2
D Flagship parks 8 1 4 3 Equal 2
E Parks Adjacent to Access Gap 7 0 5 2 Equal 2
F Parks With Pipeline Project 7 3 2 2 Higher 3
G Emerging Priority Parks 7 3 2 2 Higher 1 to 3
Park Prioritization Weighting:
Commission Votes 1/10/22
* for confirmation
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Emerging Community Priorities: Survey
Results
Survey question: Name 3 parks
that you feel are most in need of
upgrades.
Results Snapshot:
Surveys Completed by 1/20/22: 898
Parks that Received Votes:62
Total Responses to this Question:540
(510 English, 20 Punjabi, 9 Spanish,1
Hmong)
Park Total
Woodward Regional 479
Roeding Regional 225
Inspiration Park 100
Oso de Oro (D)96
Orchid 76
Vinland 73
Jaswant Singh Khalra Park
(formerly Victoria West)72
Holmes 53
Sunnyside 51
Rotary East 40
Radio 36
Todd Beamer Park 31
Selma Layne 23
Manchester (BB)19
Al Radka Park 18
Romain 17
Figarden Loop Park 16
Lafayette 13
Quigley 13
Logan 12
Einstein 12
Keith Tice 11
Melody 11
Lions/Skate Park 10
Stallion 9
Spano Park 9
Rotary West (B/E)9
Pilibos 9
Mosqueda 9
Dickey Playground Park 8
University Park 7
Koligian 6
Holman 6
Belcher Park 6
El Dorado 6
Eaton Plaza 6
Kaiser 5
Huntington & Maple 5
Riverbottom Park 4
Robinson Park 4
Trolley Creek (Y)4
Kearny Park 4
Frank H. Ball 4
Large 3
San Pablo Family 3
Ted C. Wills 3
Martin Ray Reilly 3
Maxie L. Parks
Community Center &
Gym 3
Hinton 3
Safety Park 2
Reedy (Discovery Ctr.)2
Fink -White 2
Mary Ella Brown 2
El Capitan Dog Park (AH1)1
First & Bullard (O)1
Basin XX 1
Carozza (G)1
Willow/Balch 1
Chandler 1
Regional Sports Park 1
Cultural Arts District 1
Van Ness Triangle Park 1
Emerald Park 0
Highway City 0
Pinedale 0
Audubon/LLMD 0
Barstow & Del Mar (F)0
Cary 0
Granny's 0
Ninth & Tulare 0
First & Nevada 0
Hernandez (Alfonso) Youth Center 0
Sunset 0
Neilsen 0
California/Tupman 0
Bigby-Villa 0
Almy Park 0
Airways PoolComplex 0
McKinley & Maple 0
Emerging Priorities Weighting
0-9 Votes = Weighting of 1
10-50 Votes = Weighting of 2
51+ Votes = Weighting of 3
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Park Prioritization based on Commission -Endorsed
Weighting of Factors (Page 1 of 4)
Fresno Parks Master Plan (2018)
Pipeline
Projects (2021)
Emerging Priorities
(2022)
Park Park Condition
Park Without
Neighborhood
Amenity
Community
Priority
Flagship
Park
Adjacent to
Access Gap
Pipeline
Projects
Parks in
Need
Weighted
Score
Overall
Score
Highest-Need
Neighborhood?
Weighting Higher Higher Average Average Average Higher Higher Higher
Vinland Poor Yes Yes Yes Yes 73 3 15
Einstein Poor Yes Yes Yes Yes 12 2 14
Quigley Poor Yes Yes Yes Yes 13 2 14 Yes
Logan Fair Yes Yes Yes Yes 12 2 11
El Dorado Poor Yes Yes Yes 6 1 11 Yes
Riverbottom Park Poor Yes Yes 4 1 10
Roeding Regional Fair Yes Yes Yes 225 3 10
Ninth & Tulare Poor Yes Yes Yes 0 0 10
Granny's Poor Yes Yes 0 0 9
Basin XX Poor Yes Yes 1 1 9
Romain Poor Yes Yes 17 2 9
Orchid Fair Yes Yes 76 3 8
Rotary West (B/E)Poor Yes Yes 9 1 8
Fink-White Poor Yes Yes 2 1 8 Yes
Frank H. Ball Poor Yes Yes 4 1 8
Mary Ella Brown Poor Yes Yes 2 1 8 Yes
Rotary East Fair Yes Yes 40 2 7 Yes
Cary Poor Yes Yes 0 0 7
Al Radka Park Good Yes Yes 18 2 7
Holmes Fair Yes Yes 53 3 7
Dickey Playground Park Poor Yes 8 1 7
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Park Prioritization based on Commission -Endorsed
Weighting of Factors (Page 2 of 4)
Safety Park Fair Yes Yes 2 1 6
El Capitan Dog Park (AH1)Fair Yes Yes 1 1 6
Woodward Regional Good Yes 479 3 6 Yes
Radio Fair Yes Yes 36 2 6
Lafayette Fair Yes Yes 13 2 6
Lions/Skate Park Good Yes Yes 10 2 6 Yes
Jaswant Singh Khalra Park Fair Yes 72 3 6
San Pablo Family Poor Yes 3 1 6
Ted C. Wills Good Yes Yes 3 1 6
Reedy (Discovery Ctr.)Fair Yes Yes 2 1 6 Yes
Pilibos Fair Yes Yes 9 1 6
First & Nevada Poor Yes 0 0 6
Kearny Park Poor Yes 4 1 6
Hinton Poor Yes 3 1 6 Yes
Huntington & Maple Poor Yes 5 1 6 Yes
McKinley & Maple Poor Yes 0 0 6 Yes
Emerald Park Fair Yes Yes 0 0 5
Oso de Oro (D)Good Yes 96 3 5 Yes
Fresno Parks Master Plan (2018)
Pipeline
Projects (2021)
Emerging Priorities
(2022)
Park Park Condition
Park Without
Neighborhood
Amenity
Community
Priority
Flagship
Park
Adjacent to
Access Gap
Pipeline
Projects
Parks in
Need
Weighted
Score
Overall
Score
Highest-Need
Neighborhood?
Weighting Higher Higher Average Average Average Higher Higher
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Park Prioritization based on Commission -Endorsed
Weighting of Factors (Page 3 of 4)
Belcher Park Fair Yes Yes 6 1 5
Large Fair Yes Yes 3 1 5 Yes
Manchester (BB)Poor 19 2 5
Inspiration Park Good Yes 100 3 5
Mosqueda Fair Yes Yes 9 1 5
Figarden Loop Park Good Yes 16 2 4 Yes
Spano Park Fair Yes 9 1 4
Todd Beamer Park Good Yes 31 2 4
University Park Fair Yes 7 1 4
Carozza (G)Poor 1 1 4
Melody Fair Yes 11 2 4
Maxie L. Parks Community Center &
Gym Fair Yes 3 1 4 Yes
Stallion Fair Yes 9 1 3
Koligian Good Yes 6 1 3
Sunnyside Fair 51 3 3 Yes
Eaton Plaza Fair Yes 6 1 3
Sunset Poor 0 0 3
Airways PoolComplex Poor 0 0 3 Yes
Highway City Fair Yes 0 0 2
Keith Tice Good 11 2 2
Selma Layne Fair 23 2 2
Fresno Parks Master Plan (2018)
Pipeline
Projects (2021)
Emerging Priorities
(2022)
Park Park Condition
Park Without
Neighborhood
Amenity
Community
Priority
Flagship
Park
Adjacent to
Access Gap
Pipeline
Projects
Parks in
Need
Weighted
Score
Overall
Score
Highest-Need
Neighborhood?
Weighting Higher Higher Average Average Average Higher Higher
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Park Prioritization based on Commission -Endorsed
Weighting of Factors (Page 4 of 4)
Holman Fair 6 1 1 Yes
Kaiser Fair 5 1 1
Robinson Park Fair 4 1 1
First & Bullard (O)Fair 1 1 1
Martin Ray Reilly Good 3 1 1
Trolley Creek (Y)Good 4 1 1
Willow/Balch Fair 1 1 1
Chandler Fair 1 1 1
Regional Sports Park Fair 1 1 1 Yes
Cultural Arts District Good 1 1 1
Pinedale Fair 0 0 0
Audubon/LLMD Fair 0 0 0
Barstow & Del Mar (F)Fair 0 0 0
Hernandez (Alfonso) Youth Center unknown 0 0 0
Neilsen Fair 0 0 0
California/Tupman Fair 0 0 0
Bigby-Villa Fair 0 0 0 Yes
Almy Park Good 0 0 0 Yes
Fresno Parks Master Plan (2018)
Pipeline
Projects (2021)
Emerging Priorities
(2022)
Park Park Condition
Park Without
Neighborhood
Amenity
Community
Priority
Flagship
Park
Adjacent to
Access Gap
Pipeline
Projects
Parks in
Need
Weighted
Score
Overall
Score
Highest-Need
Neighborhood?
Weighting Higher Higher Average Average Average Higher Higher
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Existing Park Prioritization Process
Next Up: Commission
recommendation on
existing park priorities.
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Existing Park Prioritization Process
Then: City staff will
consider what specific
improvements should
be made at priority
parks
NEW PARK PRIORITIZATION
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
New Park Prioritization Process
Commission Motion, 1/10/22:
Approve the prioritization framework
for new parks [shown at left]. Create a
map for new park priority locations
based on these factors.
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Potential Park Sites in
the Fresno General Plan
•The General Plan incorporates park
sites that were identified in specific
plans and have been the subject of
community initiatives
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Emerging
Community Priorities for
New Parks
Survey question:
Are there any specific areas in town
that you feel are not well served by
parks? Name the nearest major cross
streets.
Results Snapshot:
Surveys Completed by 1/20/22: 898
Total Responses to this Question:504
(479 English, 15 Punjabi, 9 Spanish,1 Hmong)
Surveys Analyzed So Far:320*
Cross Streets Identified: 63
*1/2 of results included --map will be
updated to reflect all 898
respondents for 2/7 meeting
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Priority Areas and Sites for
New Parks: Recommended
Framework
RECOMMENDED PRIORITY AREAS
PRELIMINARY DRAFT
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
New Park Prioritization Process
Next:
Commission to recommend priority
areas and sites for new parks, based on
map to be completed .
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
New Park Prioritization Process
Then: City staff
identifies specific sites;
defines recreation
elements and priorities
with community input
COMMUNITY RECREATION
PRIORITIES
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Introducing a Recreation-based Strategy
The recreation-based strategy is considered in addition to the park prioritization.
Where park prioritization focused on specific parks, here we focus on
amenity improvements that can be made in many parks across the system.
Themes are generated by the PRAC and community survey.
These themes will inform staff as they develop amenity improvement projects.
These may apply to the CIP over the next 5 years and be revisited annually.
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Introducing a Recreation-based Strategy
PRAC DISCUSSION
PRAC discussion topics:
•Climate change, shade and cooling through trees and
structures, conservation of water through infrastructure
improvements, drinking fountains (with bottle filler)
•Family gathering and social spaces
•Entry character, welcoming character of parks
•Unhoused population –what do they need?
•Park safety and security
•Active transportation connectivity between parks.
Question: What recreation
amenities/facilities are most needed
in our parks? Pick your top 5:
Answer:Total:
Natural Areas and Paths 255
Paved Multi-Use Trails 181
Pickleball Courts 160
Dog Parks 155
Playgrounds (Kids Play Structure)149
Community Center (Indoor Sport Courts,
Multipurpose Halls, Kitchen, Classes, etc.)148
Picnic Areas and Shelters 142
Soccer Fields 135
Community Garden 135
Splashpads (Water Play)123
Park Furniture (Benches, tables)122
Plazas for Farmers Market and Other events 118
Open Play Areas/Multi-use Fields 94
Outdoor Exercise Equipment 83
Food stans/Snack Bar/Mobile Food Truck 75
Results Snapshot:
Surveys Completed by 1/20/22: 898
Total Responses to this Question:609
(576 English, 23 Punjabi, 9 Spanish,1 Hmong)
Community Survey
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Climate Resilience -Heat
Climate change will create hotter conditions. Parks, pools, and recreation
centers can help protect our community by offering shade, services, and
cooling close to home.
Examples of potential improvement projects
could include:
•Tree planting for shade
•Shade structures over picnic areas and
playgrounds
•Pool renovations &Splash pads
•Drinking fountain / Bottle fillers
•Cooling centers at existing facilities
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Climate Resilience -Drought
Climate change will increase drought. Park planting should become more
water-wise. Water delivery systems should become more efficient.
Examples of potential improvement projects
could include:
•Drought tolerant tree planting for shade
•Lawn reduction through turf conversion
•Climate appropriate planting
•Irrigation system renovations and
modernization
•Water-wise fixture replacement
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Welcoming and Safe Parks
Parks should appear welcoming to all at the entry and perimeter and
contribute positively to the surrounding neighborhood
Examples of potential improvement projects
could include:
•Entry beautification
•Park signage/branding/rules
•Perimeter beautification
•Painting buildings, adding murals
•Safety lighting
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Basic Comfort and Usability
Parks should be equipped with functional amenities that can be enjoyed
by users.
Examples of potential improvement
projects could include:
•Restroom upgrades and maintenance
•Furnishing upgrades such as benches,
picnic tables,trash cans
•Field renovations
•Playground renovations
•Other amenity repair and replacement
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Inclusion and Accessibility
Parks are inclusive to all users and improvements are coordinated with the
Citys ADA transition plan
Examples of potential improvement projects
could include:
•Accessible routes
•Building ADA upgrades
•Inclusive/all-abilities play features
•Program support for health and wellness
•Multigeneration park amenities i.e.
pickleball
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Identifying Thematic Improvements to Parks
Theme: Trails and Safe Access to Parks
Parks should be safely accessed from surrounding neighborhoods by all ages
Trails are integral to a park system and can provide access to both urban
parks and natural areas.
Examples of potential improvement projects
could include:
•Accessible path of travel from parking to
amenity
•Building ADA upgrades
•Inclusive/all-abilities play features
•Program support for health and wellness
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
THEMATIC PRIORITIES
These themes will inform staff as they
develop amenity improvement projects.
These may apply to the CIP over the next 5
years and be revisited annually.This applies
to the CIP over the next 5 years and is
revisited annually with the current CIP.
FRESNO MEASURE P IMPLEMENTATION
Measure P Implementation Process
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID 22-179 Agenda Date:1/24/2022 Agenda #:
12-C.
REPORT TO THE PARKS, RECREATION, AND ARTS COMMISSION
SUBJECT
Hearing - Actions Pertaining to Proposed Changes to the PARCS Department Master Fee Schedule
1.Review -Recommended Proposed Changes to the PARCS Department Master Fee Schedule
including Riverside Municipal Golf Course, General Recreation Fees, Neighborhood Center,
Parks and Playground Facilities, and Downtown Mall Vendor Fees. (PARCS)
2.Action - Recommend to City Council Adoption of the Proposed Changes to the PARCS
Department Master Fee Schedule.
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MASTER FEE SCHEDULE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
1/24/2022
Parks, After School, Recreation & Community Services (PARCS) Department
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FY2023 PARCS MFS AMENDMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDE:
Riverside Municipal Golf Course –Green Fees
General Recreation Fees (Swim, Rentals)
Neighborhood Center, Parks and Playground Facilities (Rentals)
Downtown Mall Vendor Fees
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FY2023 PARCS MFS AMENDMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS (Cont’d)
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RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE -GREEN FEES
Fee Description & Unit/Time Current Proposed Notes
Weekdays 26.00 29.00 Annual CPI Increase
after 2 p.m. (PST) / after 3pm (PDST)22.00 25.00
Weekends/Holidays (as identified in FMC 3-116)34.00 39.00
after 2 p.m. (PST) / after 3pm (PDST)24.00 27.00
Tournaments 38.00 40.00
Seniors (62 and over)18.50 20.00
Juniors (18 and under)12.00 13.00
Junior Golf Team 5.00 7.00
Monthly Cards (restricted to the individual named)
Seniors Unlimited Surcharge / per round 8.00 10.00 Annual CPI Increase
Juniors Unlimited Surcharge / per round 4.25 5.25
FY2023 PARCS MFS AMENDMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS
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GENERAL RECREATION FEES
Fee Description & Unit/Time Current Proposed Notes
All Swim Pools Recommend zero cost swim. Labor cost to
collect fees is $22,300 against revenue
collection of $7,800.
Adult, age 18 and over 2.00 0.00 Decrease (2.00) Zero, no charge
Youth, age 0 to 17 1.00 0.00 Decrease (1.00) Zero, no charge
Water Exercise
Age 3 and up / per day 1.00 0.00 Decrease (1.00) Zero -No charge
FY2023 PARCS MFS AMENDMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS (Cont’d)
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NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER, PARKS, AND PLAYGROUND FACILITIES
Fee Description & Unit/Time Current Proposed Notes
Community & Neighborhood Centers
Public Purpose, Semi-public, non-profit organizations:
Auditorium (per hour/2 hour minimum)37.50 45.00 Labor Cost Increase
Gymnasium(per hour/2 hour minimum)37.50 45.00
Meeting rooms (per hour/2 hour minimum)25.00 45.00
Private groups and organizations, social:
Auditorium (per hour/2 hour minimum)75.00 90.00 Labor Cost Increase
Gymnasium (per hour/2 hour minimum)75.00 90.00
Meeting rooms (per hour/2 hour minimum)50.00 90.00
Kitchen and equipment (hour or fraction)60.00 90.00
Recreation Staff / per hour 15.00 45.00 Labor Cost Increase
FY2023 PARCS MFS AMENDMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS (Cont’d)
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DOWNTOWN MALLS -VENDOR FEES
Fee Description & Unit/Time Notes
Mariposa Mall (monthly / per site + utility reimbursement)Remove –No longer available
Special Event Mall Maintenance Fee Remove –No longer available
Special Event—Staff Coordination Remove –No longer available
GENERAL RECREATION FEES
Basin Rental / per day Remove -doesn't apply DPU no maximum paintball
Soccer Field Restoration fee (applies to paintball rental only)Remove -doesn't apply DPU no maximum paintball
Woodward Bike Rental
Rentals Remove –No longer available
PARCS AMENDMENT SCHEDULE
PARCS independent of City annual process this year
MFS Amendments in review December
Amendments for PRAC recommendations December
Final Recommendation January
Amendments to Fresno City Council for approval February
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