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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
1VIINUTES
APRIL 25,1994
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I. ROLL CALL AND CALL TO ORDER
Chair Grote called the meeting to order at 7:40p.m. Committee members Ware, Coyle, and
Killen answered the roll call. Chair declared a quorum present. Also attending was Kathy Rake, Laurie
Braun, & Ray McKeiler - Mill Park Playground Equipment, David McBride - Park Concessions, and
Director Baker.
IL MINUTES - MARCH 21,1994
Martens moved to accept the March 21, 1994 minutes as written, seconded by Ware and the
motion carried.
HL PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT IN MILL PARK - KATHY RAKE, LAURIE BRAUN, & RAY
McKELLER
Rake informed committee that they have raised a little over $20,000.00 to purchase playground
equipment and some benches for Mill Park. Rake handed out a drawing of the playground
design(attached) which included swings, slides, balance beam, chain nets, tic tac toe game, and a
handicapped swing. In addition, Rake showed committee some color pictures of similar playground
equipment. Rake stated that they are ready to go, but have two concerns.
First, the site is not as large as the fundraisers thought and the playground equipment cannot be
installed until after a sewer pipe installation on the East boundary has been completed. Further, one tree,
a. plaque, and several power boxes would have to be relocated before the playground equipment could be
installed. Due to these concerns, Rake feels the site is unfeasible for the completion of the project this
spring. Rake informed committee that if she orders the equipment now, it will show up the second week
of June so a site needs to be established and a time schedule developed for the installation now. Rake
informed committee the playground equipment needs 50' x 35' for the main section, 28' x 34' for the four
swings, 19' x 22' for the tire & wheel chair swing, and 516" x 12' for the climbing wall. Rake distributed a
map with property boundaries on *attached) and informed committee that she, Braun, and McKelier
have walked the property and feel there may be enough room just North of the walk way and West of the
restrooms for some of the equipment and just South of the walk way and West of the restrooms for the rest
of the equipment. Rake informed committee that she would be walking the area with Joel Droulard
Tuesday evening at about 5:OOpm and would stake out the proposed area, contact city council members
and ask them to walk the area prior to Thursdays Council meeting. In addition, Rake agreed to show the
proposed playground equipment location on a map and bring it to the council meeting with her.
Committee discussed visibility of the equipment as one enters the park, vandalism, lighting, turning the
fire pit into a sandbox for kids, and impact on summer concerts.
Second, Rake informed the committee that the company which they are purchasing equipment
from has been to court twice in the last seventeen years and both times the fault of the injury was placed
on the owners ground cover, not because of faulty equipment. Rake informed committee that she has
raised $20,000.00 to purchase the equipment, has organized volunteer labor for the installation of it and
is now asking the city for help in purchasing proper ground cover. Rake informed committee that
Director had acquired some information on Softfall and Fibar products(fiberized wood chips) which the
city of Boise highly recommends because it meets all playground safety codes and the Americans with
Disabilities Act(wheel chairs can be used on it), but this product is quite expensive costing $1.55 to $1.75
per square foot plus the cost of 34" of drain rock under it, bringing the total to $3,000.00 to $4,000.00.
Rake informed committee that Wild Wood would provide the drain fabric for cheap, and if the city could
get the drain rock and bark donated, or at cost, the expense could be cut in half.
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Chair noted that without public works and administrative present at this meeting, there was no
way to verify the sewer construction schedule and the property boundaries of the oripj'nal site. She also
raised concern about the site being requested because the ground slopes all the way to the walkway which
would require significant excavation. Other board members voiced discomfort at making a
recommendation without seeing the staked boundaries at the site. Board members also wondered why a
sewer project is holding up a project that had been approved in advance of the sewer line construction.
Chair with consent of committee, decided to draft a letter requesting the council review the
site change and the ground cover request in a joint meeting with the Parks and Recreation Advisory
Committee at the council's Thursday meeting.
NOTE: Killen asked Director what was happening with the possible swapping of a piece of land
recently acquired through the Hoyle deal, with the school district's rail road right of way the City is
purchasing at $3000.00/year. Director inform Killen he did not know, but could research it Killen felt
that if the land was swapped, it would free up the $3,000.00 yearly payment, which could possibly be used
to help purchase the ground cover.
After a discussion of Rake and Braun's effort, Coyle moved to recommend council recognize
that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee and the City appreciate Kathy Rake's and
Laurie Braun's hard work and effort through a letter of thanks from the City to both of them.
Seconded by Killen, and the motion carried.
IV. STAFF REPORTS
1. Director
a. Impact fees legislation - Director informed committee the been killed in committee.
b. Current youth sports - Director informed conunittee that Pony League Baseball,
Junior Olympic Softball, Spring Indoor Soccer and Track and Field are all
currently running.
c. R.F.P. Park Concessions
David McBride introduced himself to the committee and informed them he has been going over
the information packet and would like to ask some questions.
1. Since there are five parks in the city, why would he only have exclusive use of Legacy, Fairway, and
Davis Beach? Committee informed McBride that Legacy, Fairway and Davis Beach are the three busiest
parks in the city and are remote from private business selling concession stand type items. In addition,
Mill Park had been left off because of an access easement. McBride informed committee that he was
planning on building portable modules that would blend in with each park and could be left all season or
be moved around on a trailer if necessary, so all he would have to do is gain access to Mill Park from the
North side and leave the small module in the park for the season. Committee informed McBride that the
only time Mill Park is heavily used is during special events like concerts and the contract would not give
him exclusive concession rights during those events. McBride agreed with the committee. Committee
informed McBride that he could propose anything .
2. Are there restrooms at all the parks? Committee informed McBride there are restrooms at Rotary,
Legacy, and Mill Park, none at Art Roberts, and portables at Fairway, and Davis Beach.
3. What parks have water? Fairway, Legacy, Mill and Rotary Park have water, Davis Beach and Art
Roberts have none and there are no plans for installation.
4. Are their drains at any of the parks? No.
5. Is there electricity at any of the parks? Fairway, Legacy, Mi11, and Rotary Park have electricity, while
Davis Beach and Art Roberts do not.
6. How long will the exclusive rights be for? McBride informed committee that it is his estimate he will
be spending approximately $20,000.00 to get started and would like to know if the contract will be for one
year or could it be renewable. Chair informed McBride that it would be the committee's proposal to have
it renewable each year for five years.
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V . N E W B U S I N E S S .
1 . I . D . O . L . A p p l i c a t i o n f o r c a n v a s c o v e r o v e r d o c k a t M a n c h e s t e r r e s i d e n c e . ( a t t a c h e d )
C o m m i t t e e d i s c u s s e d n u m b e r o f c a n v a s c o v e r s o n P a y e t t e L a k e , v i s i b i l i t y o f t h e c a n v a s c o v e r
f r o m c i t y p a r k s a n d t h e i m p a c t o n p a r k u s e r s .
A f t e r d i s c u s s i o n , W a r e m o v e d t o a d v i s e c o u n c i l t h a t t h e c o m m i t t e e h a s n o c o m m e n t d u e t o
t h e f a c t t h e r e i s n o i m p a c t o n c i t y p a r k s w i t h t h i s p a r t i c u l a r p r o j e c t , b u t h a s t h e f o l l o w i n g c o n c e r n s .
*This will set a precedent that could lead to an impact on park users.
*Committee feels council needs to be concerned with, the proper maintenance of the canopy.
Coyle Seconded and the motion carried.
2. LD.O.L. Application by Reed Gillespie for a 64' dock near Mi11 Park.
Committee discussed possible reasons Mr. Gillespie would want to build a clock in this location.
Killen felt the application was incomplete because there is nothing stating why Mr. Gillespie would like to
build the dock In addition, the entire committee felt the dock would have extreme impacts on Mill Park.
Finally, committee felt that until they could take a look at the exact location the dock would be placed,
they could not make a serious recommendation to the council.
After discussion Killen moved to recommend council direct staff to ask LD.O.L. through a
letter to extend the comment period so the many question can be addressed at its regularly
scheduled May Meeting. Coyle seconded and the motion carried.
NOTE: Committee members are to do an on -site inspection individually prior to the May
meeting.
VL OLD BUSINESS.
1. Volunteer park clean-up day assignments.
Chair informed committee that she felt each person should take a park and with in the week
develop a list of tasks for that park, then turn the list into the her. Chair assigned the following members
to parks.
Coyle — Davis Beach
Killen - Legacy Park
VanKomen - Rotary Park
Ware - Fairway Park
Grote - Mi11 Park
Director - Art Roberts Park
Chair felt that final coordination was needed between VALUED and committee. Coyle will
contact Jim Staup, and Chair will contact Bob Scoles and invite them to Monday's special meeting.
VII. SPECIAL REPORTS.
1. Downtown Task Force - VanKomen
VanKomen was absent from the meeting and committee had no discussion.
2. Recreation Task Force Meeting Minutes. - March 17,24, April 7, 21, 1994.
Ware informed committee that the minutes from April 21, 1994 consolidate the
recommendations from all six Task Force meetings. Ware informed committee he signed these and then
noticed later the recommendation concerning additional staffing is missing and the minutes will have to
be revised before acceptance. Ware informed committee that the Task Force felt the Recreation Director
should be a full time facilitator who sets up the season then a Program Director comes in to run the
physical program. Killen felt that the job of Program Director may be to much for a college student and
that possibly a teacher could be used.
Ware informed committee that Ron Bowker would like to be the person to sit on the Recreation
Program Subcommittee.
Chair informed committee the results of the Task Force should not be publish in the newspaper
until it has gone through council, but that a guest opinion thanking the Task Force Members and
informing the public what general topics have been addressed would be a good idea. Ware agreed to draft
the article.
Chair felt that the best way to move the process forward would be to compile the results into a
format that could be added to the Parks and Recreation Master Plan as an addendum. Chair also felt that
the Task Force members should be encouraged to attend the May Meeting so they can comment on the
Recreation addendum when the committee deliberates on it.
The committee discussed the following recommendations of the Task Force:
1. Golf Lessons.
Killen questioned charging fees, because the golf course staff provides the service free of charge.
She felt it inappropriate for the Recreation Program no to do the same. Coyle felt it was not unreasonable
at all and would really like to see fees be charged. Chair felt it would be no different than any other
program. Coyle said we need to look at the big picture, over the next set of years there will be lots of
programs that could be offered and there has to be a mechanism for the Recreation Department to offer
those programs, and this is a comfortable mechanism.
2. Club McCall Card.
Chair asked, if it is a discount program why charge $2.50 for the card? Chair felt that collecting
money is a expense of staff time that could be removed by giving out the cards for free. Committee all
agreed.
3. General Questions and Answers.
*Why Flag Football over outdoor basketball? The program already has a successful Indoor Basketball
program, attendance at Outdoor Basketball has never been large, and there is no football program for
elementary youths.
*Less softball tournaments, less revenues? In 1993 there were 9 tournaments over 7 weekends and 2 were
canceled. In 1994 there will be 8 tournaments over 5 weekends in July and August.
*Why should law enforcement be in charge of "No Wake Zone" buoys? What does it have to do with
programing recreation? It is a law enforcement issue.
*Why was the city operation of the Little Ski Hill discussed? It was a question asked by Lola Elliot but,
never discussed by the Task Force. Killen pointed out to the committee that the Little Ski Hill is in
Adams county, McCall is not even in the same county.
Ware asked committee when the Winter Recreation Task Force should begin work? Chair stated,
and committee agreed, that the Winter Recreation Task Force should start work in mid -August.
IX. FINANCIAL REPORTS.
Committee reviewed without comment.
X. OTHER BUSINESS.
1. LD.O.L. Application May Hardware.
Killen thought the break water was supposed to be under water. Chair with consent of the
committee tabled the application until the May meeting.
2. Little Ski Hill
Coyle informed committee that the Little Hill is looking at future options and some would effect
the city. Coyle informed committee that the property may be transferred from the U.S.F.S. to some other
entity. They have been talking about a Recreation District for that purpose. The Recreation District
would not be for making money through taxes but just for ownership of the Little Ski Hill. It is the Little
Hill's feeling that the U. S.F. S. does not want them and there are some things such as fees and conditions
of the lodge that need to be addressed. Coyle informed committee that the Little Hi11 is pursuing many
different options and the Recreation District is only one of them.
3. Historical Committee
Killen informed committee she has heard rumors that the city formed a Historical Committee and
asked if anyone knows anything about it and where does it fit in with the S.I.T.P.A. site. Chair informed
committee a Historical Committee has indeed been formed with three people sitting on it. In addition,
Chair informed committee it was formed as a advisory committee on historical issues, if anyone would
like to come by the Star News, a copy of the article could be acquired.
4. Note to committe.
Chair reminded committee to check on their park assignment and be ready by Monday's special
meeting.
Chair requested Director find the piece of the City's Comprehensive Plan(one done by Jerome
Mapp) dealing with parks and distribute it to committee members.
X. NEXT MEETING.
Next regular Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting set for May 16, 1994 - 7:30pm
in the Council Chamber.
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MEMORANDUM
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STANLEY F. HAMILTON - DIRECTOR
DATE: March 29, 1994
Idaho Department of Fish and Game, McCall
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare-DEQ, Boise
Idaho Department of Water Resources, Boise
Idaho Department of Parks & Recreation, McCall
Unites States Army Corps of Engineers, Boise (G. Martinez)
Valley County Commissioners, Cascade
City of McCall
Richard L. Owen
Shore Lodge
FROM: W. R. Pitman, PE, Administr0
Idaho Lake Protection Act
SUBJECT: NOTICE OF APPLICATION - L-65-S-561F - MANCHESTER RESORTS
Enclosed is an application and plats requesting permission to amend
existing private dock, jet ski platform, & canvas cover in Payette Lake.
Please submit your recommendations to me by May 5, 1994, regarding the
likely effect of the proposed encroachment upon adjacent property, lake,
and streambed value factors of navigation, fish and wildlife habitat,
aquatic life, recreation, aesthetic beauty, or water quality. If you
have concerns or are opposed to the project as proposed, please list your
specific reasons for concern or opposition and any facts or documentation
to support your position.
You should recommend alternate plans if they are economically feasible
to accomplish the purpose of the proposed encroachment. You should also
recommend any mitigation measures or special restrictions/provisions you
would like included as part of the permit if one is issued.
If you do not submit a comment, I will assume you have no objections to
the application. If you have questions concerning the application, I
suggest you contact the applicant. If the applicant cannot answer your
questions, please contact me at 208/769-1535.
me
enclosures
c: Surface Leasing Specialist, Boise
Area Supervisor, Payette Lake
BOARD OF LAN
COMMISSIONER
CECIL D. ANDRU
Governor
PETE T. CENARRN
Secretary of Sian
LARRY ECNONAM
AMonry G.n.ru
J.D. WILLIAMS
SIw Auditor
JERRY L. EVAN1
SupY or Pubic
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KEEP IDAHO GREEN
PREVENT WILDFIRE
FOI JAI OPPORTUNITY PUP; MYFR
SEPARATE PERMIT DECISIONS MIXT
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OF IDAMO AND THE CORK OF
ENGINEERS PI11011 TO START OF
WORK
The Department of the Army permit program is authorized by Section 10 of the Rivers and Herber, Act of 1899 and Section 404 of the
Clean Meter Act. These laws require permits authorizing structures end work In or affecting navigable waters of the United States
end the discharge of dredged or fill material Into waters of the United States, including their adjacent wetlands. State permits
are required under the State of Idaho, Stream Charnel Protection Act (Title 42, Chapter 38, Idaho Code) and the Idaho Lake Protec-
tion Act, Section 511-142 et. seq, Idaho Code. This application will meet the requirements of the above agencies.
1. Corps of Engineers 9
Date Received
2. State of Idaho / L. — (,a S — S — ,S 4o / C.
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3. Applicant Manchester Resorts. _Inc.
Mailing Address P.o. Box 1006
McCall, Idaho 83638
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Mork Phone 08) 634-2244 loos (Are)
Fax Number 208-634-7504
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S. Location where proposed activity exists or will occur.
Waterway
Payette Lake
McCall
In or near city or town
Valley Co. Idaho
County State
JOINT APPLICATION FOR PERMIT
M.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
AND
STATE OF 1DANO, DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
STATE OF IDAHO, DEPARTMENT OF LANDS
PRINT
Authorised Agent
hailing Address P.O, Box 1 006
Michael. Manderscheid
McCall( Idaho 83638
Work Phone (208634-2244 Nor (Are)
D•t• of Application February 16, 1994
Tributary of: Payette River
Assessor's Dose. (Tax No. or Subdivision Lot & Stock No.)
I+ots 1 &2 A&B Sbellwor' Ebee instructions)
Subdivision
83638 S8 T18N R3E
Zip Code 1/4 1/4 Section Township Range
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. Describe the proposed activity, Including description of the type of structures, if any, to be erected an fills, or pile or
float -supported platforms. If additional space is needed. use a separate sheet or Section 16 (Remarks).
Provide a canvas canopy to orotegt a aft wooden boat. Canopy would
be of a color that would conform with the surrounding natural lake
environment. Canopy would be removable seasonally. It would be
put up in May and removed in September. Canopy color would be earth
tones.
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Describe construction methods and equipment: Canvas and metal pole construction.
List all soil series Located at project site, and indicate If any ars on the countrs hydric soils list: N / A
Length of project along the stress or extension into lake or reservoir: N / A
Wilt matsriat be placed waterward of ordinary high water mark? N / A
1f yes, volume: (cubit yards)
Will materiel be placed in wetlands/ N /A If yes, area: (acres)(both temporary and permanent)
Type and composition of fill motorist: NIA
(i.e. send, etc.) Material Source:
Will excavation be required? N/A, If yes, volume: (cubic yards) Composition
Disposal site for excavated material: N / A Method of dredging:
Strew gradient: N/A
Method of controlling turbidity: N/A
7. Size and flow capacity of proposed bridge or culver a� area of drainage served (sq. miles):
(Idaho Deportment of Water Resources requirement.) / A
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PAYETTE LAKES AREA OFFICE
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McCALL, IDAHO 1363E-2544 ,
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This is to inform you that Re_eli siev'e
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The enclosed site diagram shows location and indicates dimensions
and distances to your mutual property boundary.
Department policy allows you three weeks from the date of this
letter to comment in writing on this proposal. It would be most
helpful if your comments addressed effects on navigation, fish
and wildlife habitat, aquatic life, recreation, water quality,
aesthetic beauty and protection of property.
Please send written comments to me at the State of Idaho
Department of Lands, 555 Deinhard Lane, McCall, ID 83638.
Sincerely,
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TIMOTHY C. DUFFNER
Lands & Range Specialist
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