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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/13/2017 - Minutes CITY �F . �n.��� � � �ity �f Renton - Board af Park Commiss�oners '� Meeting Minu�es ' June 13, ��17 -- Maplewovd Galf Cnurse, Map�e Banquet Roam 1. CALLTD �RDER En Attendan�e: Mem�ers: Marlene 1Ninter� Cynthia Burns. AI Dieckman, Larry Reymann� Tim 5earing� 5hun Takano, and Troy 1Nigestra nd City Staff: Kelly Beymer, Les�ie Betlach, �ailin Hunsak�r, Vicki Gro�er, Doug Mills, and Raberta Graver Guests: �ohn Flemm�ng �Little League� �hair Tr�y 1Nigestrand, called the meeting to order at 4:3�pm. Rv�l call was taken. A[1 baard cammissioners were present except for A�ni Mungra, wh❑ had c�ntacted Roberta �ra�er tv report her absence. Cynthia Burns made a motion to excuse A�ni Mungra; Marlene Winter secanded, all were in fa�vr, motion carried. Troy officialEy handed over the chair responsibilities to newEy appvinted MarEene Winter. 2. APPR�VAL �F AGEN�A Cynthia Burns made a mativn, seconded by Tim 5earing to appro�e the agenda as presented; all were in fa�or, mot�vn carried, the agenda was approved. 3. APPR�VAL �F MI N UTES Larry Reymann made a mvtion to approve the May 9, ��17 minutes as written; AI Dieckman seconded. all were in favvr, motion carried, the agenda was appro�ed. 4. �RAL COMMUNICATi�NS PUBLIC C�MMENTS Nvne. 5. B�ARD C�MMUNICATI�N Benson Hi11 – Cvmmunity Plan AdUisary Board �BNCPABj-- Gynthia shared that City of Renton Neighborhood Program �vordinator Drey Hicks� shared at the 5/13/17 BHCPAB meeting, and recammends he come share at Park Board. Talk pvints at the meeting invvlved 115t" Ave. imprvvements, new businesses going into the Fred Meyer Sh�pping Center, and a demanstration of ��R Maps and the Capital �ampaign for the �Daug 6aldwin} Family First �enter. Tray suggested that the infa Paul Hintz �CED� shared at that meeting be forwarded out to the Park Board. Studen� Repor�—n a n e. �ther – Marlene shared photos of the co►►ered shelter areas at the Cedar Ri�er pog Park. Marlene also arranged for a walking tvur vf the May �reek Park, in response tv negative citizen response tv alleged excessive and i�legal garbage in the park. Cai�in wi[I ac�ompany Marlene and athers on June 16t". Larry sugg�sted having Burke Museum staff �curatar} ��me share curated informati�n ab�ut the May �reek area at a future Park Board meeting. 6. DIS�U55laN / A�Ti�N ITEMS Nlaplewvod G�If C�urse – Doug Mi�ls, G�lf Course Manager shared statist�cs abaut the winter, spring, and current business totals. Prolonged wEnter resulted in being down 5,��� rounds, but with recent govd weather, business is rebvunding. Impro�ement prajects �ontinue e�en one that invol�es innvWative techniques with year round divvt maintenance. 5ummer �unior camps are papular, they held a Pro Am event - fir5t in 4� years - w�th 7Z seni�rs participating, and a new E-marketing �ampaign t❑ promvte open tee-times is shflwing success. Custer Ncrming Request – �iscussion and questions circulated about why the fami�y chose the Recreatian Center, are there �ther buildings�locativns are a�ailable for naming, the criteria that naming seleetions are based on, hvw �ague the naming policy is, and cvnsiderations of finding something that afigned tv his passions to name. Clarification of the pvlicy was requested. Kelly affered to discuss the matter with the mayar per the next step as the board was stiil in d�scussion o�erthe matter, and has nvtcometo a recommendationyet. City vf Renton 4 Park Board Minutes `''��# June 13, ��17 �'.n��� � Page � of z � 7. ADMtN�STRAT�R'S REP�RT Bikes and TraEls Master Plan �pen Hnuse is June �7t� at the Renton S�niar �enter� and Roberta wtl� resend the Renton Ri�er Days booth signup sheet aga�n. 8. ADJDURNMENT Cynthia Burns mot�vned to ad}ourn, Larry Reymann seconded; all were in fa�vr� motion carried� meeting adjvurned at 6:�� pm. � � � � � � ._ Sign a�ure Date _ . r � � ` � + :; _� � . � _ .. ' ` � k , � ,� � F + � � � � - -- . � �. � � � �� � � � � _ � �'�. �l � _ �t'��� �-� �.�2-�:� �-� - � ��� - �- � � � . � - � � _ � . � .� . �� ��� C� .� � � . _ � _ � � � . �� _ . . u � ��w_ __ _ �_ __ , � �._ � � : � �E � a , � � ' � � i , � . � � _ � _ . f. @'�r � 2017 Trails and Bicycle Master Plan UPDATE Renton Parks Commission June 13, 2017 Vision 2040: “The region will have a safe, cleaner, integrated, sustainable, and highly efficient multimodal transportation system that supports the regional growth strategy and promotes economic and environmental vitality, and better public health.” Why We Plan 2 Transportation 2040: •Non-motorized transportation facilities should be safe and promote walking and bicycling for people of all ages and abilities. •Connectivity should facilitate non-motorized access and shorten distances. Why We Plan 3 Renton Comprehensive Plan: •Balance transportation needs with other community values •Enhance pedestrian and bicycle movement and safety •Multi-modal transportation improvements that support land use plans that are compatible with land uses Why We Plan 4 Renton Comprehensive Plan: •Accommodate users of all ages, abilities, and incomes •Support healthy lifestyles •Support an integrated trails/road network •Fill in gaps in service and keep pace with future growth Why We Plan 5 Plan Coordination 6 Update to the 2009 Plan •Inventory and evaluate existing trails and bicycle routes •Coordinate connections with regional trail systems •Incorporate new facility types and preferred routes •Required for grant funding eligibility Trails and Bicycle Master Plan 7 2009 Plan Projects -Completed 8 Logan Avenue Trail May Creek Trail 2009 Plan Projects -Completed 9 May Creek Trail Tiffany-Cascade Connector Trail 2009 Plan Projects -Completed 10 Cedar River Trail Riverview Bridge Riverview Park & Bridge •Lake to Sound Trail (formerly Two Rivers Trail) •Eastside Rail Corridor •Soos Creek Trail Regional Trail Connections 11 Plan Schedule 12 •Three Open House Meetings •Three Stakeholder Meetings •Three Committee of the Whole Briefings •Planning and Parks Commission Involvement •Plan Adoption –February 2018 Public Outreach 13 Open House and Stakeholder Meetings On-Line Survey On-Line Interactive Map •Demand –Needs Analysis •Update “Low Stress” Bicycle Network •Regional Trail Connections •Accommodate a variety of trail types •Recommended corridors, routes/facilities •Updated policy language •Facility Design Guidelines •4 Conceptual Plans •Project Prioritization Matrix Plan Outcomes 14 Bicycle network based on “Level of Traffic Stress” methodology: What’s New? 15 •Determine comfort level of use •Based on speed limits and amount of traffic •Type of bicycle facility Bicycle network based on “Level of Traffic Stress” methodology: What’s New? 16 Mostly concerned about traffic! Bicycle facility types that provide separation from traffic: What’s New? 17 Bike Lanes Shared Use Trails Bicycle Boulevards Separated Bike Lanes or “cycle tracks” Buffered Bike Lanes •Stakeholder Meeting #1………………June 8, 2017 •Parks Commission Meeting #1…….June 13, 2017 •Open House Meeting #1……………..June 27, 2017 Next Steps 18 Questions?