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Home My WebLink AboutAgendaAGENDA Community Services Committee Regular Meeting 5:00 PM - Monday, November 23, 2015 (re-scheduled from Nov. 9) Council Conference Room, 7th Floor, City Hall – 1055 S. Grady Way 1.Golf Course Operations Overview a)PowerPoint Presentation 2.Neighborhoods, Resources and Events a)Summer Wrap-up PowerPoint Presentation b)REC Rediscover Customers PowerPoint Presentation c)NRE Neighborhoods Map d)NRE Summer Lunch Map e)NRE Community Planning Areas Map Parks & Golf Course Division Names/Titles 1 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) Maplewood Golf Course 2 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) GOLF TEAM CONSISTS OF: Grounds Maintenance (4) Full-time Employees Pro Shop (3) Full-time Employees Operations Specialist (1) Full-time Employee Staff in season (16 – 25) Part-time Employees 3 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • Built in 1927 • Originally with 27 holes • City of Renton purchased it in 1985 • Construction of existing holes #4 – #7 completed in 1989 • Clubhouse and driving range completed in 1995 • December 31, 2015 Improvement Bond will be paid off in full 4 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) The golf course is 190 acres • 110 acres of developed 18 hole, par 72 course • 80 acres of open space • 12,000 sq. ft. Driving Range with cart storage facility • 15,500 sq. ft. Clubhouse with full service pro shop, restaurant, bar, and banquet facility All maintained by Golf Course staff and a Facilities custodian 5 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) Maplewood Golf Course is operated as an Enterprise Fund – Fees collected support ALL operations, including: • Internal Service costs paid to General Fund – for payroll, IT support, etc. • All salaries and wages • Utilities • Course maintenance costs • Clubhouse and Driving Range building maintenance costs • All Capital/Major Maintenance costs (CIP)  Funded from Green Fee revenue account - $50,000 annually • Merchandise inventory • Annual Debt Service payment ($410,000) from clubhouse construction (Loan is mature 2015) • All supplies - Range balls, fertilizer, sand, maintenance equipment, etc. • Maplewood is open 7 days a week –hours vary through the year, the only day scheduled to close - Christmas Day. 6 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) Pro Shop / Administrative: Managing the revenue sources effectively • Green Fees – includes tournaments, daily fee, leagues and club members •53,000 – 60,000 rounds played annually • Driving Range – 30 stalls covered & heated, 90,000 buckets sold annually 7 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • Power Carts (fleet of 50) • Merchandise inventory and costs • Manage the Concessionaire lease requirements • Cash counting and reconciling all revenue transactions 8 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • Golf course management coordinates all marketing pieces • Joint Marketing pieces w/Concessionaire • Including, City’s website, golf periodicals, email blasts, special offers/events to club members and seasonal promotions Marketing: 9 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) Manage Expenses: Moles!! Course maintenance and staffing Pro Shop/Driving Range Maintenance and staffing Turf Health 10 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) Managing and coordinating • Course set-up - daily • Mowing greens, tee boxes, fairways and rough - daily/weekly • Respond/repair to turf disease and pests • Respond to building or course emergencies Grounds Maintenance: 11 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • The golf course has their own mechanic, he maintains all rolling stock • 45 pieces of equipment and 51 golf carts Equipment: 12 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • Major Maintenance tasks and CIP projects Capital Projects: 13 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) •Great weather – YTD - $141,000 over prior year •Revised seasonal tournament pricing increased participation •New Concessionaire contracted in 3/2015 – better quality business operations - increased ‘rent’ to golf course •Joint marketing promotions with concessionaire •Golf course in good condition •Driving range ‘automation’ and range cards •Cannot control weather creating inconsistencies for future budgeting •Time available/limited staff to implement new technology for marketing and POS options •Driving Range turf conditions – damage to golf balls •Staffing levels •High school teams – Maplewood as their home course Successes Challenges 14 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) •Managing merchandise inventory and cost of sales- remains at 62% - 66% •Able to complete some course related projects with ‘in house’ staff reducing expenses •Supervisors controlling costs and payroll •Total expenses YTD - $30,000 under prior year •Deferred golf course, driving range and building maintenance projects – looking toward bond maturity/completion •Deferred equipment replacement •Limited advertising funds •Cost increases and availability of supplies, i.e., sand, fertilizers, fungicides, etc. Successes Challenges 15 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) •Maplewood sits over the top of the City’s Aquifer •The golf course follows all ‘Aquifer Protection Code’ requirements •Maplewood Creek runs through the golf course. The past 13 years, independent water quality sampling is performed annually from where the creek enters and exits the golf course. NO chemicals have been detected in the creek. Protecting the City’s Aquifer: 16 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) •Original Water Right Claim for Surface Water for irrigating golf course out of Maplewood Creek. •Temporary Use Permit to drill test wells •Move from surface water to ground water use. •2003 DOE noted only a ‘Claim’ on the water right and needs to be ‘Validated’. •Performed historical research, provided documentation, provided water use limits for annual irrigation •2006 Hired a Water Rights attorney •Since 2010 waiting on final decision Water Rights: 17 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) • Golf course earned “Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary” status in May of 2009 - the 12th course in the state to earn certification– and continues to earn re-certification to current date. Protecting the Natural Environment: 18 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 1. Water Quality Management Audubon Certification Includes: 19 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 2. Water Conservation 3. Chemical Use Safety and Reduction 20 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 4. Wildlife and Habitat Management 21 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 5. Outreach and Education 22 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 23 AGENDA ITEM #1. a) 1 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) June – September Tuesdays 3pm – 7pm at Piazza Park 2015 Attendance: 48,850 2 Farmers Market AGENDA ITEM #2. a) 2014 2015 60 Vendors 62 Vendors $41,480 Revenue $39,820 Revenue *reduced Market West stall fees by 50% 3 Farmers Market Vendors AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Renton Marketing Campaign, First Financial Northwest Bank, Qualstar Credit Union, Plum Tree Park Apartments, McLendon Hardware, Everest College & Renton Reporter 2014 2015 $18,052 Sponsors $17,804 Sponsors $11,338.43 Grants $35,000 Grants Total $29,390.43 Total $52,804.00 4 Farmers Market Sponsors and Grants AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Food Donated •2,233 pounds Volunteers •Over 3,375 hours of service 5 Farmers Market Community Benefit AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Free activities •Entertainment •Cooking demos •Kids Patch •Market Tours •Master Gardeners 6 Farmers Market Community Benefit AGENDA ITEM #2. a) First city in Washington operating a Farmers Market to accept EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Program) •PICH Grant •Outreach staff 7 Farmers Market New for 2015 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) EBT Stats •133 transactions in 13 weeks •$1,827 benefits disbursed •40 NEW shoppers •90 current shoppers •70 people first time using EBT at a Farmers Market 8 Farmers Market New for 2015 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Partnership with Food $ense •Cooking Demos •Market tours •EBT/Food education •Free Recipes using produce from the Farmers Market 9 Farmers Market New for 2015 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) 10 Farmers Market What Worked Well Goals for 2016 Implementing Supplemental Nutrition Programs Incentive program for EBT shoppers dollar for dollar match up to $10 per shopper to spend on fruits and vegetables Implementing the EBT program Activate Market West to provide additional spaces for more vendors and activities AGENDA ITEM #2. a) 18 Sites offered •Partnership between Non- profits, Renton School District and Community Services •Total of 21,750 children served in eight weeks 11 Summer Lunch Program AGENDA ITEM #2. a) •“Arts to Go” kits •Sports Equipment •4 United Way Staff •KCLS provided entertainment •Microsoft Field Day at Royal Hills Apartments 12 Summer Lunch Program Activities AGENDA ITEM #2. a) •Request 6 United Way Staff •Drop in program at Royal Hills Apartments & the Benson Hill area M - F 10am - 4pm 13 Summer Lunch Program Goals for 2016 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) 4th of July •Family activities & Fireworks show at Gene Coulon Park (Full report submitted to Mayor & Council) Upcoming: December 4th : Clam Lights at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park December 5th : Tree Lighting & Santa at Piazza Park 14 Citywide Special Events AGENDA ITEM #2. a) “Gift of Play” •314 individuals received scholarships in the amount of $18,770 as of October Renton Housing Authority Voucher program •$5,485 to 66 individuals as of August 15 Scholarship Program AGENDA ITEM #2. a) •7 different projects completed during the summer •88 Volunteers •394 hours 16 Volunteer Program Parks Program AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Community Service 27,021 hours - 3,563 volunteers Administrative Services 1,683 hours - 87 volunteers Court Services 1,179 hours - 211 volunteers Fire & Emergency Services 389 hours - 21 volunteers Police 3,746.75 hours - 382 volunteers Public Works 163 hours - 38 volunteers 17 Volunteer Program Citywide AGENDA ITEM #2. a) January – September 2015 34,182 Hours of Service 4,302 Volunteers $913,343.04 Value of Service 18 Volunteer Program Citywide AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Special Events Committee issued a total of 11 City-wide Special Event permits for summer events in Renton 19 Special Event Permits AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Questions ? 20 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Thank you to All Departments and Divisions that support our Community efforts 21 AGENDA ITEM #2. a) Rediscovering our Customers Date Maryjane Ortiz and Angela Moore One Analytic at a Time AGENDA ITEM #2. b) Date AGENDA ITEM #2. b) AGENDA ITEM #2. b) Open Rate (rate of emails opened vs # of subscribers) Bounce Rate (emails not delivered) Click-Through Rate (# of unique clicks vs. # of subscribers) Opt-out Rate (# of people who unsubscribed vs. total number of subscribers) 10/1/2015 Renton CS Newsletter 24% (2202/9431) 1% (84) 5% (462) 0% (28) 1/24/2014 Renton CS Newsletter 32% (2141/6846) 3% (180) 5% (312) 0% (0) Government Agency or Services 32.96% 9.00% 8.23% 0.12% Links Clicks Fall What’s Happening Brochure 202 Youth Basketball Signup Page 158 Fall Golden Opportunities Brochure 66 Golf Promotion 30 Truck or Treat 29 AGENDA ITEM #2. b) Who are we not serving? How do we reach and program for them? AGENDA ITEM #2. b) Digital Editorial Calendar •CS Newsletter guideline •Direct text marketing/ information Did you know? • ROI/CIP projects AGENDA ITEM #2. b) •Mobile is going to be the central of marketing. •Transparency will dictate brand-customer relationship – engagement, two way dialog •Visual content – infographics •User generated content – reviews, posts AGENDA ITEM #2. b) AGENDA ITEM #2. b) PioneerPlace OneUnionPlace HeatherDowns Maplewood MapleRidgeEstates RentonPark WoodburyLane Winsper EarlingtonHill PresidentPark MaureenHighlands HoneyCreek Park HoneyCreekRidge Summerwind Lakeview FalconRidge RentonHillHeritageGardenEstates TiffanyPark Kennydale CloverCreek HighburyPark Evendell SummitPark ShadowHawk PonderosaEstatesTalbotHillValleyVue Windsong SteepleChaseHills NicholsPlace SpringbrookTerrace VictoriaPark LibertyRidge MonterreyTerrace Summerfield NorthRenton Springtree LeisureEstates VictoriaHills LaCrosse WonderlandEstates WindwoodEllisPark RollingHills ChinquapinRidge VantageGlen AsterPark MayCreek OrchardsVineyards MaplewoodEstatesParksideCourt AspenwoodsVerCello MaplewoodGlen HuntingtonHeights Stonegate LibertyGrove Cascade AlderCrossing HighlandEstates JerichoEstates SnakeHill SouthUnion Glencoe SouthRenton Brookfield Starwood ShamrockHeights EmeraldCrest Sunset Sorrento S 202nd St E Valley Hwy84thAveSNE 30th St NEParkDr SW 7th St SE 192nd StLindAveSWSE 68th St S Bangor St S 132nd St Factory PlN Talb otR d S64thAveSRainierAveS 164thAveSESEPetrovitskyRd R enton AveSTukwilaPkwy S Pu get Dr NE 4th St S 2nd St SE89thPl 68thAveSH ou se rW aySSE 72nd St SW 16th St 116thAveSEN 4th St NE27thSt Interurba n A ve S WilliamsAveNNE7th St 124thAveSES 7th StRainierAveS SE 128th StRainierAveN11 2th Pl SE Monterey PlN E Newcastle Way C oal C re ekPkwySESW 41st St Taylor Pl N W WellsAveNUnionAveNE110t hAveSE84thAveSEH ardieAve S W140thAveSESE181stSt S 21stSt87thAveS 128thAveSE148thAveSEKennewickPlN E SW 43rd St SE7 0th Pl SECarrRdSE 168th StLoganAveN64thPlS 108thAveSEForestDrSE R entonAveEx t141stAveSE S Grady Wa y S 1 29 th S tNileAveNE156thAveSESE 183rd St S 124th St SEJones Rd S 43rd St SEM ayValleyRd S 180th St SE 88th St 114thAveSEAirport Way S W Gra dy Way Puget Dr SESE 2 04thWaySW 34th St MonsterRdSW S E 1 42nd P lN 30th St NE44thSt NE 3rd S tSC arrRdHouserWayNLincolnAveNE148thAveSESW27thSt NewcastleGolfClubRd S 133rd St WMerce rWayWilliamsAveSWellsAveSEMercerWayB e ns on Rd S154thPlSEDuvallAveNELoganAveSSE88thPl MonroeAveNEEdmondsAveNEStevensAveNWLa ke Wa shin gto n Blv dN OakesdaleAveSWParkAveN66th A ve SLakeWashingtonBlvdSE12 4t hAv e S E Lak emont Blv dSE132ndAveSE112thAveSELakeWashingtonBlvdNE140thWaySE East Valley RdSR 167SR 167I-405 FWYI-405FWY. 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CynthiaGreen FamilyCenter (RAYS) HighlandsNeighborhood Center Royal HillsApartments StonebrookApartments EmeraldHeightsApartments SkywayBoys andGirls ClubGreentree/ParkHill Apartments HeritagePark HighlandsElementarySchoolCampbell HillElementary School Tiffany ParkElementarySchool Benson HIllElementarySchool Crossand CrownLutheran Church Renton School DistrictSummer Lunch Program - 2015 Locations Location Name AddressArbor Wood Apartments 6830 S 129th StBenson HIll Elementary School 18665 116th Ave SECampbell Hill Elementary School 6418 S. 124th StCompass Center 419 S 2nd StCross and Crown Lutheran Church 10940 SE 168th StCynthia Green Family Center (RAYS)12704 76th Ave SEmerald Heights Apartments 12200 SE Petrovitsky RoadGreentree/Park Hill Apartments 6900 S. 125th StHeritage Park 233 Union Ave NEHighlands Elementary School 2720 NE 7th Street Highlands Neighborhood Center 800 Edmonds Ave NERAYS - Downtown 1025 S 3rd St.Royal Hills Apartments 3000 Royal Hills Drive SESkyway Boys and Girls Club 12400 80th Ave SSt. Matthews Church 1700 Edmonds Ave NEStonebrook Apartments 12210 SE Petrovitsky RoadThe Renton Salvation Army 720 S Tobin StTiffany Park Elementary School 1601 Lake Youngs Way SEUrban Family Center at Creston Point Apartments 13445 Martin Luther King Jr. Way AGENDA ITEM #2. d) LakeDesire LakeYoungs ShadyLake LakeWashington GreenRi verCedarRi verBlack Ri ver ISSAQUAHISSAQUAH MERCERMERCERISLANDISLAND SEATACSEATAC BELLEVUEBELLEVUE NEWCASTLENEWCASTLE KENTKENT TUKWILATUKWILA SEATTLESEATTLE KINGKINGCOUNTYCOUNTY §¨¦405 §¨¦5 §¨¦518 T169 T515 T181 T900 T167 K e n n y d a l eKennydale Va l l e yValley W e s tWestHillHill C e d a rCedarRiverRiver Ci t yCityCente rCenter Ta l b otTalbot E a s tEastPlatea uPlateau H i g h l a n d sHighlands Fa i r w o odFairwood B e n s o nBenson Spring brookCreekMayCreek Jo hns CreekCommunity Planning Areas Planning AreasBenson Cedar River City Center East Plateau Fairwood Highlands Kennydale Talbot Valley West Hill 1:60,000 0 10.5 Miles µ Printed Date: 5/13/2015 Document Path: Y:\Files\Planning\Projects\CommPlanningAreas\Mxds\Community Planning Areas _8x11_May2015.mxdUpdated by Ordinance _ _ _ _ and Effective as of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ City Boundary Effective as of September 24, 2014 AGENDA ITEM #2. e)