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HomeMy Public PortalAboutP&RAC Minutes 1995 10/16PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES OCTOBER 16,1995 I. ROLL CALL AND CALL TO ORDER Chair Grote called the meeting to order at 7:08pm. Committee members Ware, Killen and Coyle answered the roll call. Chair declared a quorum present. Also attending was Mr. & Mrs. Donahue, Joe Rake, Kirk Hall, Scotty Davenport, George Halloway, and Director Baker. II. NEW BUSINESS. a. Letter of resignation, Kathy Killen - Attachment. Chair thanked Killen for all her hard work. Chair informed committee she realizes Killen is leaving to do something more in her life and with deep regret asks council to accept her resignation. Chair asked director to publicize the vacant spot and place interviews on the November agenda. b. Possible Park board member interviews. Chair informed possible new Park Board members of the Council's policy of forwarding the names of a first and second choice selection to Council for consideration of appointment. In addition Chair urged possible members to reapply for Killen's position if they are not appointed to the current vacancy. Chair informed possible members the committee would like to talk to each member and ask them to give a brief statement as to why they would like to serve on the committee. Scotty Davenport Davenport informed committee he is interested not only as a resident but also as a tourist oriented business owner. Davenport stated he likes to know about facilities and programs offered which are used by year round residents and attract summer visitors as well. Davenport felt that in the future it will be very important to deal with expansion to accommodate tourists as well as locals. Davenport informed committee he noticed people just standing and staring at parks this summer who just could not believe they are so beautiful and wants to make sure this is preserved. Davenport believes it will be very important to complete the Riverfront Park to help draw in and keep more people in the area. Chair asked if Davenport has any idea as to how it could be completed? Davenport felt it will take lots of hard work but through his past business dealings he may know of some possible grant outlets. Grote asked Davenport how do you view the Recreation Program? Davenport felt the relationship with the school district could be stronger and felt the Recreation Program should not be paying for the use of facilities. Kirk Hall Hall informed committee he has taken an early retirement and has some extra time. Hall informed committee he has served on many boards and commissions and feels he can bring both strengths and weaknesses to the committee because he does not know how this city works which will make him ask many questions. Hall informed committee he knows living in the city limits is not required for the position but wants to make sure everyone is informed. Hall informed committee he wants to become more a part of the community and feels he can bring lots of energy and enthusiasm to the Park Board. Hall informed the committee he had served on the planning and zoning board in Lake Oswego, Oregon and also stated Lake Oswego is another lake shore city with some similarities to McCall. In addition, Hall informed committee he is an avid bicyclist and served on the Ada County Bike commission in 1980 and helped put together the standards and laws for bikes which Boise adopted. Hall stated he has lots of interest in bikes and informing tourists of where to bike to get more enjoyment out of the city. Killen stated that due to her resignation, someone else from the committee will need to sit on the Payette Lakes Trails Committee. Grote asked, how do you view the Recreation Program? Hall stated it has field and facility limitations that need to be dealt with. George Halloway Halloway informed committee he is retired from the Federal Government's Department of Labor, moved to McCall in April and now works half days with Jim Thackery at the McCall Job Service office. Halloway informed committee he is not a big joiner and does not join lots of organizations but would rather find one thing he may enjoy and give it his all. Halloway informed committee he is new to the area and has not had much exposure to the City Parks or the Recreation Program. Chair thanked all three for their time and interest. Grote moved to recommend Council gives Kirk Hall first priority with council also taking into consideration Scotty Davenport. Grote stated she was in support of Hall due to his knowledge and experience in dealing with civics in large cities. Coyle stated he would be more in favor of recommending Davenport as first choice due to the interest he has shown in attending the last dozen meetings as well as council meetings. Ware also agreed with Coyle and stated in addition he feels Davenport has more experience in dealing with Recreation Programs. After discussion Grote withdrew her motion. Grote moved to recommend Council give Scotty Davenport first priority to Gary VanKomen's vacated seat with council also taking into consideration KirkHall. Killen seconded and the motion carried. c. Dock expansion for Mill Park Village - attachment. Grote noted that while the board could discuss this application, the comments would be irrelevant because the comment deadline was a week before the council could consider the board's recommendations, Killen asked to discuss it anyway for the record. Committee members were all concerned the dock expansion would create more of a marina than a dock. Committee was concerned there would be extreme congestion with boat motor use on both sides of the park. In addition the committee all felt that in addition to the noise and congestion, the water quality, public safety and public enjoyment of the lake and Mill Park would be seriously degraded. Committee felt that reservations for weddings in Mill Park would more than likely cease to exist due to noise and congestion. Committee discussed relationship with the Idaho Department of Lands. First in which the Dept. of Lands denied receiving the city's letter of comment then acknowledged that they had, and dismissed the letters concerns about safety and commercial use as "irrelevant" Grote wondered what was relevant and condemned the whole process as a waste of time. The comment request form was dated three weeks prior to the meeting and she voiced her frustration that Director Baker had not notified committee members of the application until it was to late to respond. After discussion Grote moved to recommend council direct City Manager to meet with the I.D.L. to clarify for the city and its advisory boards what specifically exempted from consideration and establish a time table that will allow the concerned advisory board to make a recommendation for the council to ratify. Coyle seconded and the motion carried. Chair suggests that it may be possible to distribute Notices of Application to committee members to get individual responses in writing that can then go directly to the council. NOTE TO COUNCIL: Director faxed a letter(attached) to W.R. Pitman(I.D.L. Administrator) requesting no final decision be made until after Council's October 26, 1995 meeting. Mr. Pitman stated during a phone conversation after receiving the letter no final decision would be made until after October 27, 1995. III. OLD BUSINESS a. Paddle boat business in Art Roberts Park - Kevin Donahue Donahue informed committee the wet spring gave the business a slow start but overall it was successful. Donahue also stated there was a problem with the signage. Committee all agreed the signage was insufficient especially when cars parked in front of it. In addition, Donahue informed committee that concessions did not work out due to the size of the park and asked if it would be possible to place a concession stand in Legacy Park. Committee informed Donahue there has been a request for proposal for park concessions published for the last several years and will be distributed again next spring. Director agreed to put together a R.F.P. packet from past years and mail it to Donahue at 2295 Fairview, Meridian, Id. 83642. Finally, Donahue informed committee first contract was for one year with option to go five years if the city and Donahue had no problems. Committee all felt they would not have any problems with supporting a five year contract. b. Rodeo Grounds in Riverfront Park - Joe Rake. Rake informed committee things are starting to come back together now after the lighting strike tragedy. Rake informed committee the Rodeo board was not found negligent and everything is now in the hands of the insurance people. Chair asked if there was going to be another Frontier Days Rodeo? Rake informed committee the rodeo had $11,500 in savings when the tragedy happened, now there is $0, even though all the cowboys gave back their prize money to show support of the event. Rake stated the Frontier Days rodeo will go on and to look for fundraising events in the near future. Rake informed committee the Rodeo is still interested in the Riverfront Park site and asked to be kept informed. Rake informed committee the Rodeo Board discussed the site and would like the city to keep in mind two points of interest; 1. If the Rodeo Grounds are adopted by the city it will need to be permanent. 2. The Rodeo Board would prefer the rodeo grounds to be placed in the center of the park rather than at the North side. Committee all felt the rodeo grounds should not be in the center, but Coyle recommended the city remain flexible until serious negotiating begins. c. Park Maintenance. Chair informed committee the Park Administrator had resigned his position to accept a job opportunity at a Nampa golf course. Director informed committee he had asked Monty to attend the meeting, but he hurt his arm today and was not able to attend. Chair asked members to think of questions, complements and complaints, and asked for the issue to be placed on the November agenda. d. Bike path ballot city break out. Committee reviewed without action. Chair informed committee she has done a color coded map of the bike paths with suggestion as to funding of each section and stated it would be attached to the meeting minutes. Coyle informed committee the Ponderosa State Park path plan will be brought forth sometime in December and go through a public meeting process. e. Mill Park playground dedication. Director informed committee Kathy Rake is working on the last phase of the playground. When the dedication plaque has been mounted Rake will contact the city. f. Out of city limits user fees Director informed committee Councilman Martens felt the userfee program should be similar to the Library, with a one time yearly fee representing what a typical home owner pays into the program in taxes. After discussion, Coyle moved to recommend council concur with Councilman Martens' theory and adopt an out of city limits user fee program. Seconded by Ware and the motion carried. IV. REPORTS. a. Kiosks in city parks. Ware informed committee Forsyth's spouse has been sick, but is getting better and he will be starting work in the near future and asked for the issue to be placed on the November agenda. Davenport informed committee the city council is looking at ways to shield the power panels at the entrance to Mi11 Park. b. Options on private property in Riverfront Park. Director informed committee there has been no further developments in negotiations. Chair asked for the issue to be placed on the November agenda. V. NEXT MEETING. Next regular meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee scheduled for Monday, November 13, 1995 at 7:OOpm in the McCall City Hall Council Chamber. Respectfully submitted, Tomi Grote, Chair. October 16, 1995 Tomi Grote, Chair Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee City of McCall, ID 83638 Dear Tomi, As you are well aware it is necessary for me at this time to resign my position on the McCall Park and Recreation Advisory Board. I will be moving to Boise in January to return to school. I have very much enjoyed Iby tenure on the park board. Not only has it allowed me to be a part of many positive changes in my community, but it has been my pleasure to work with some very talented and civic minded individuals. I have especially enjoyed working under your leadership and truly appreciate all the work that you do. McCall has a much better direction for it parks and recreation programs thanks to your tremendous effort on a very comprehensive master plan. Sincerely, 4bt•- Kathy Killen McCALL RECREATION PROGRAM October 19, 1995 TO: W. R. Pitman Tim Duffner Idaho Department of Lands. FROM: Craig R. Baker City of McCall Recreation Director SUBJECT: NOTICE OF APPLICATION - L-65-S-286D - MILL PARK VILLAGE DOCK EXPANSION I am writing to request no final decision is made on the expansion of the Mill Park Village dock until after the City of McCall's, City Council's October 26,1995 meeting. The problem is the city's current process, sometimes does not move fast enough for a Notice of Application to be formally commented on. First the notice of application is placed on the monthly Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee's public meeting agenda. Meeting minutes are then forwarded to the McCall City Council with a formal motion. The Council then reviews and acts on the committees meeting minutes. The Notice of Application was received the week after the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committees September 7, 1995 meeting so it was then placed on the October 16,1995 meetings agenda. At the October 16, 1995 Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting a recommendation was made to the City Council to strongly oppose the dock expansion. Mill Park is the only quiet park in McCall. The Park Board felt the expansion would degrade the publics enjoyment of Mill Park by creating extreme congestion and noise equal only to that of a marina. A long time tradition of reserving Mill Park for weddings, would more than likely cease. In addition, the board felt public safety and water quality would also be degraded among other things which are commented on in the meeting minutes. These meeting minutes though are not considered the city's point of view until they are formally acted on, and accepted or rejected by the Council. The Park and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting minutes will be reviewed at the October 26,1995, Council meeting. I respectfully request you make no final decision until after the McCall CCity Council has a chance to formally comment on the dock expansion. Thank you for your time. Craig R. Baker Recreation Director 216 East Park Street • P.O. Box 1065 • McCall, Idaho 83638 • (208) 634-3006 • FAX (208) 634-3038 .�� IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS MEMORANDUM TO: Idaho Department of Fish and Game, McCall & Boise Idaho Department of Health and welfare-DEO, Boise Idaho Department of Water Resources, Boise Unites States army Corps of Engineers, Boise (G. Martinez) Valley County Commissioners, Cascade City of McCall Pat and Keith Riffle Larry McEntee M Resorts FROM: 1.7. R. Pitman, PE, _ldministrato Idaho Lake Protection act vim' SUBJECT: NOTICE OF APPLICATION - L-65-S-286D - MILL PARK VILLAGE Enclosed is an application and plats requesting permission to amend and expand existing permit for community dock in Payette Lake. Please submit your recommendations to me by October 21, 1995, 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 (new fax #769-1557). me enclosures c: Surface Leasing Specialist, Boise Area Supervisor, Payette Lake 1910 NW Blvd., Ste. 201 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814-2615 Phone (208) 769-1535 Fax (208) 769-1536 STANLEY F. HAMILTON - DIRECTOR BOARD OF LAND COMMISSIONERS PHILIP E. BATT Governor PETE T.CENARRUSA Secretary of State ALAN G. LANCE DATE: September 14, 1995 Attorney General J.D. WILLIAMS State Controller ANNE C. FOX Sup't of Public Instruction KEEP IDAHO GREEN PREVENT WILDFIRE JOINT APPIICA1/0N FOR PERMIT US. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS SEPARATE PERMIT DECISIONS Atli: RECEIVED FROM BOTH THE STATE IDAHO AND THE CORPS OF E+►GIN PRIOR TO START OF WORK The Department of the Army permit program is authorized by Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 and Section 404 of the Clean Water Act The require permits authorizing structures and work in or affecting navigable waters of the United States and the discharge of dredged or Eli 1 material imo waters of United States. including their adjacent wetlands. State permits are required under the State of Idaho, Stream Channel Protection Act (Tide 42. Chapter 38, !dab and the Idaho Lake Protection Act Section 58-142 et seq, Idaho Code. This application will meet the requirements of the above agencies. I. Corps of Engineers x Date Received 2. State of Idaho 4 1 % S ` S Z. Q (o Q Date Received 8 - S S S20 Rec'd Bv: Receipt N PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT 3. Applicant kit 9,1* / v . (:A('' 2 f � l7z-''�'� t1 i C. ' (re rS 4. Authorized Agent (,r1c Mailing Address _ �(r,�:X �C- Area Area Work Phone ( ) Home ( ) Fax Number S. Location where proposed activity exists or will occur. Waterway I)ra�1 E I1 t LL -�- Mailing Address �i v-Ct0' Work Phone (1.0-0 t ' 3 i ,'r5 Home ( ) Area Area Tributary of: k a i (k RA e L' l l r► � c" Assessor's Desc. (Tax No. or Subdivision, Lot k Block No.) • •(See instruc INnear ciy or town County State 1/4 1/4 Section UTM Coordinate Grid Lip Lode LOcat jurudreuon (city or county) ne Nortnmg tasung 6. Describe the proposed activity. Provide a general description of the proposed work including all discharges of fill material and any structures such as pier boat lifts. bulkheads. and cofferdams. C l _ M (._L t.2 l -\\ I '. be- --k Ck,,e- (C '-' 4. 1^-r. &v L\ ` (Jc' V._. U 1 1 1 C1 c'_ { r-c- p :' J (..xon ,2 ! 4(.:2 I -RC:A-1— i K; CL-1:-iC _z_; . I 1 be, cN,nc iA z: to a u_... k t-t- / s /N) 3 � Township Range Describe construction methods and equipment 61_ 't' 7 t i 1 ry Cr.> (T i r' T C : ?_ `I e the List all soil series located at project site, and indicate if any are on— co unty's hydric soils list Length of project along the stream or extension into lake or reservoir: i 3�' Will material be placed waterw'ard of ordinary high water mark? NJ :? If yes, volume: (cubic yards) (BOTH TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT) Will material be placed in wetlands? , Ali/2 If yes, total area: (acres) Type and composition of fill material: A,fc, (i.e. sand, etc.) Material Source: , Will excavation or dredging be required? If yes, volume: (cubic yards) Composition Disposal site for excavated material: /dr Air, Method of excavation: Stream gradient Method of controlling turbidity and/or sedimentation: 7. Size and flow capacity of proposed bridge or culvert and area of drainage served (sq. miles): (Idaho Department of Water Resources requirement) NPW 304 IDWR For 8. Preparation of drawings. One set of original or good quality reproducible drawings must be attached to Wu a piiwu... ... THAN 11-12 X 11 INCHES IN SIZE. See the instruction pamphlet for instmc ions and a checklist for completing the drawings. Include photographs of the r; site mooniest on 8-12 x 11 sheets. 9. Purpose and imaided use: Commercial Public Private �a�_Describe Necessity and justification for project � Estimated Duration 10. posed Slatting Date ��±.. \. r , nq 11. it any portion of the activity is complete, indicate month and year of completion Indicate the existing work on the drawings. 12. Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of adjoining property owners, lessees. etc- whose property also adjoins the waterway. I iCE. 3-.-1-no 1-42`1'' -A vL- Ju. C . 1 fan 1 P Vic=, E ci.Af -tr-4 -s c L�C;X 1 on c,,, an- ____3»s' • t". t2.-3?o 2. J...teCc- t.1 ia `rjL-- ❑ Check here if the alteration is located on endowment lands administered by the Idaho Department of Lands 13. LEGAL OWNER IF OTHER THAN APPLICANT 0 City, State, ripCode Mailing Address Arts Area Arts Work(_____) 14. List other applications, approvals, or certifications from other Federal, interstate, state, or local agencies for any structures, constructions, discharges, deposit other activites described in the application. Issuing Agency Type of Approval Identification No. Date of Application Date of Approl denied a roval for the activity described herein or for any activity directly related to the activity described herein? Yes No _ IS. Has any agen cy PP Of 'Yes' explain) 16. Remarks or additional information: at,( ; r?rs. t --tom 3 h� l I in. <;cl . c �.r -1-r -, r ► S dam _ . ,C' • .• r�• ... that I am familiar with the information contained 17. Application is hereby made for a permit or permits to authorize the activities described herein. I certify further - certify possess the application, and that to the best of my knowledge and belief, such info�o issioeis made, the right ed accurate. 1 fort � � above -described I ibed ovation authority Wipe take the proposed activities. i hereby grant to the agencies to which this app proposed or completed work. 1t f--t i 1-1 Ctci 1 Cal l Signature of Applicant (ORIGINAL SIGNATURE REQUIRED) Date 19. if an authorized agent is to be designated, Item 4 and the following information should be completed. 1 hereby designate to act as my agent in matters related to this permit application. I understand that if a Feden is issued, 1 must sign the permit ate Original Signature of Authorized Agent Original Signature of Applicant 18 U.S.C. Section 1001 provides that: Whoever, in any manner within the jurisdiction of any department or agency of the United States knowingly falsi i conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme. or device a material fact or makes any false, fictitious, or fraudulent statements or representations or makes o false writing or document knowing same to contain any false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or envy, shall be fined not more than S10,000 or imprisor more than 5 years or both. Do not sent a Federal permit processing fee with this application. The appropriate fee will be assessed when a permit is issue -- , -- ,-,7,.-r, ccrica A nROrr ccIN(1 FEE WITH APPLICATION ..:1:: ..� , ... . .. »/) n7-) Sa v word a y�.. 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RERR Pegs KERR SURVEYING PO BOX 853 MaCALL, IDAHO 208--634-2686 March 22. 1994 HZI,t_ , LLAOE 8 YI,�ION A parcel of land sitenle in a portion of GfovernMcCalentVa11eyLots 1Cand 2. section 9, T. 18 N.. R. 3 E.. Idaho, and a parties' of Block 6, McCall's 1st Addition to the Village of Mccal l , ar shown on the official Plat lattthereof on file ih the Office of the Recorder of Valley County, ge 28 of Plats, and a reIrtion of Blocks 1 and 2. sunset Subdivision, as shown on the off ivia i plat ahoeLin Book eof on fl 1 Page 13in e office P1 atsof more the Recorder of Valley County, ., particularly descril i as follows: lock 6, Commencing at the tof Newlin, t corner oasLshown 2. Bon he official 5Pl at Addition to the Village thereof on file in '.he Office of the Recorder of valley County, Idaho, in Hook 1. Pic+alZon o thePlats, northeriybrass line cap; ofhsaid, Lot N. 82 to5a 00" id., 185.00 fee 9 5/8" rebar; thence, N. 04' 45' 47 " E., 165.37 feet along the easterly line of Mil park to an aluminum oap, the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING: Thence, contineing N. 04' 45' 47" E., 204.28 feet, thence, N. 82' 33' 00" W., 58.43 feet, thence. N. 01' l3' 12" S., 182.08 feet to the high water mark of Payette Lake, thence, N. 17' Utz' E•, 138.0 feet along said high Water mark. thence, N. 30' 4U' E., 131.0 feet along said high Water mark. thence, N. 08' 00' W., 75.00 feet along said high Water mark, thence, N. 30" 00' E., 47.03 feet along said high water mark to the ex l ended northerly 1 ins of Lot 8, Block 2, Sunset Subdivision. as shown on the official plat thereof on file in the Office of the Recorder of Valley c uni Idaho, in Book 1, Page 13 of Plata, thence, S. 79' 39' 30" E., 202.73 feet along said extended line to the easterly right -of -Way line of East lake thence, N 28' Street, Y.6' 30„ E., 117.34 feet to a brass cap at the westerly =orner common to Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, said Sunset suielivision, thence, 8. 62' 11' 05 " E., 122.95 feet to a brass cap at the easterly !orner common to said Lots 5 and 6, thence, N. 32' 36' 30" E., 517.03 feet to an aluminum cap at the noril.east corner of Lot 1, Block 1, said Sunset Subdivisi ln, thence, S. 89_26' 54" E• . 164./8 feet along the north line of GWO 200 i=4 24.04 P.01 • 30L• L, W. DROUL.ARD PL ; 5357 0,r SURVEYING 208 6a4 2686 I.e2 PARK VILLAGE PACE 2 said Section to the west line of the abandoned UPRR rail road rigbl-of-way, thence, S. 14' 36' 30" W., 1263.04 feet along said right-of- way to th., northeast corner of Red Mill Condominiums No. 2A Amended. as shown en the official plat thereof on file in the Office of the Recorder of Valley County, Idaho, in Book 7. Flee 72 of Plats, thence, N. 75" 23' 30" W., 200.00 feet to the northwest corner of said R.'d Hill Condominiums, thence, S. 14' IC' 30" W., 307.22 feet to the southwest corner of said wiK1 Mill Condominiums, thence, N. 8)' 25' 00" W., 108.87 feet along the northerly right -of -+gay of Hemlock street, thence, N. 08' 15' 00" E., 225.00 feet to the northeast corner of Mill Run Condominiums No. 3, as shown on the gtficial plat they. -of on file in the Office of the Recorder of Valley cuttnty, Idaho, in Book 7, Page 97 of Plats, thence, N. 81' 25' 00" W., 228.02 feet to the Point of Beginninu. 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