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Home My WebLink About05/13/2014 - Minutes City of Renton Board of Park Commissioners � City of rY �S �, � O �� !�Z � Meeting Minutes May 13, 2014 North Highlands Neighborhood Center I. CALL TO ORDER In Attendance The following members were present: Members: Marlene Winter, Mike 0'Donin, AI Dieckman, Cynthia Burns, Troy Wigestrand,Tim Searing, Larry Reymann Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Sandy Pilat, Leslie Betlach, Kelly Beymer, Shirley Anderson, Kris Stimpson,Tom Puthoff,Todd Black Guests: Mike Hamilton, Chris Burns Chair, Cynthia Burns, called the May 13, 2014, meeting to order at 4:35 p.m. Roll call was taken; Sojin Thompson,Youth Member was unable to attend. II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Marlene Winter made a motion, seconded by Mike O'Donin,to approve the agenda as presented. All were in favor, motion carried,the May 13, 2014, agenda was approved. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motion was made by Mike 0'Donin and seconded by AI Dieckman to approve the April 8, 2014, minutes as written, all were in favor, motion carried. The minutes were approved as submitted. IV. BOARD COMMUNICATION City Center Plan—Mike O'Donin Mike was unable to attend the last meeting where the discussion was concerning the City of Renton Park Board Minutes May 13,2014 Page 2 of 4 redevelopment of Columbia City. The next meeting will be on June 15t. Mike wanted to comment on another subject,the Veteran's Park and how great it looks. School Report-Sojin Thompson Sojin was unable to attend the meeting this month. V. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS Sunset Master Plan Update—Leslie Betlach Leslie was present to review the future neighborhood park connected to the Harrington Avenue Green Connection,the Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan. In February of 2014 Community and Economic Development, Community Services, Public Works, and the Executive Department held an Interdepartmental Team Meeting. A Stakeholder Meeting followed in March including the Renton Housing Authority, � Colpitts Development, King County Library System, Renton Technical College, Renton School District, and local businesses as well as the Interdepartmental CityTeam. Diagrams demonstrated the recommended parking layout and preferred storm water facility layout. The Plan identifies park components including a picnic area, water feature and play area. Additionally other components include performance space, fitness equipment, walking loop, restroom, integration of art, as well as passive open space. The first Open House meeting occurred May 1, 2014, and reviewed parks, recreation and natural areas plan, site analysis and park parameters, an overview of four par.k concept alternatives, workshop activity and recap. Questions included what the public felt about the park components, was anything missing, how do you like the park circulation in each alternative, what are the pros and cons of each concept alternative? Desired park components include active use areas for teens and a variety of ages, (including open turf and hard court surfaces), a pavilion for craft and/vegetable sales, education components, picnic shelter, benches, tables,fruit tree walk/Community Garden,ADA accessibility, water feature, public art and a perimeter walking loop. Due to space requirements, all desired park components cannot be accommodated in the future park site. As a follow up to the meeting, staff inventoried existing recreation facilities(tennis, basketball, sports fields and community garden space) located within a one half mile walking distance to the north and south of the future pk. Seven tennis courts,four basketball courts, four baseball/softball fields, three soccer fields and one multi-purpose field are located within walking distance. There is potential space for a raised bed community garden location at the North Highlands Parks. City of Renton Park Board Minutes May 13,2014 Page 3 of 4 The Parks Commission did not express any comments or concerns. The next steps include a Committee of the Whole Presentation on June 2, HBB to develop a Preferred Park Concept Alternative based on up-to-date feedback, a second Open House Meeting scheduled on June 18, 2014, at McKnight Middle School, and the third Open House to be determined in early fall of 2014. VI.OLD BUSINESS 2014 Goals& Employee Survey Terry quickly summarized the 2014 goals and the employee survey that was forwarded to the Board members for last month's meeting, but time did not allow discussion. Larry Reymann inquired about following up with Chip Vincent, who spoke at last month's meeting regarding new development. Larry had some questions on the impact on Coulon Park and traffic. Terry encouraged Larry and all Board members to call on any of the staff whenever they have questions or concerns. VII. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT Saturday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m. is the Meadow Crest opening. Leslie noted she is looking forward to more partnerships with the school district. Terry announced and thanked three of the Board members: Mike, Cynthia and Tim for 20 years of services. A photo canvas was presented to them as a thank you for their service. Terry reviewed the proposed reorganization of the parks maintenance to include promoting our current Parks Supervisor, Steve Brown, to Parks Manager. This will go forward for Council review June 2"d, as well as increasing the current .75 Farmers Market position to full time. Larry and Cynthia will work on a presentation for Council as an update outlining the work and involvement the Board of Park Commissioners has accomplished the last couple of years. VIII. INFORMATION An update was given on vacancies and recruitment process for the Recreation Manager position and the Manager for Neighborhoods, Resources and Special Events. City of Renton Park Board Minutes May 13,2014 Page 4 of 4 The 2014 fVeighborhood Program Picnic Calendar was distributed. An email was reviewed regarding signage for May Creek. It was also noted that Terry Flatley successfully completed the requirements established by the Certification Board of the International Society of Arboriculture and was named as ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified. IX. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Tim Searing and seconded AI Dieckman to adjourn the May 13, 2014 meeting at 6:00 p.m. All were in favor, motion carried, meeting adjourned. 1 �. 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Next Steps: 1) Committee of the Whole Presentation — June 2, 2014 2) H6B to develop a Preferred Park Concept Alternative based upon feedback received to date 3) Open House Meeting #2 — June 18, 2014 McKnight Middle School Commons Area 4) Open House Meeting #3 — Early fall 2014 HBB � CH2MHRL. .. , „�.�v�.�::��'.»r..�,,.<,.b �. City of � �� t �" '�� . 2 2 —._..��........rirwi �',.,+� � � �.o �;.f�`� �r � vi 1 � � e � - • • .____, _.. -----_ __�. __.._. _.__.. __„ .,_. � ____.�_.__._ , _�_____. 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Tour of playgrounds .___._ __...... ____ _ ___.___ __._____ _._...._ ,.._ __ __ __- � Riparian Forest/Black River _____.._ __.. __ . .. _ __ �. _ � Watershed Tour � -.--�.__..__�_ � _.,_ _...____ _____.___.�______.__.___ __� ____�___._------_. _______.__�_._._____.. ; Parks Tour _ __ ._ _ ,______ �_�___._____._ __ Trail Update i ---...__.._.__.__.. ___ _ _—.--___________�____.__�.__ ' Other City Park Boards? Meet jointly i __ ________ _ ..._ _ _.__._. __._______ _._______�_ . � Cedar River dredging . _ _.._. _ .___ ..__.___ _ _ ..._ ____ _ ______ j � WRPA Conferences Conference � � � �..v Renton Youth Symphony Renton Orchestra Foundation Yo�.hL9 � �1sr�m IOrchezha N E W S N OT E S Volume 15,No.1 May 2014 Annual WMEA-sponsored solo%nsemble contesf School districts throughout the state of Washington participate in the annual WMEA-sponsored Solo/Ensemble contest. Musicians who perform in the contest are adjudicated on interpretation,tone,intonation,technique and literature. f � To place at the state level musicians must receive superior ratings and win their league competition. Joshua Tzeng,cello,placed at the state level with his solo; TJ Mallos, bassoon,placed at the state level with his solo and as first alternate with his duet. RYSO students performinq in various ensembles were: Arvin Jex,cello,performed in a duet,quartet and honor orchestra; Angalyna Kaifoto,violin,performed with the JuniorAll State Orchestra and played a solo and duet at the middle school solo/ensemble contest; Joshua Tzeng,cello,performed in the Renton School District Honor Orchestra. �;. ""�`�� Academic Honors �. � ,� National Honor Societv students who maintain a 3.75 GPA and do volunteer work include ., Natalie Kallish,Joshua Tzeng,and Sarah Seeman. Honor Roll students who maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher are: John Munar,James Munar,T J Mallos,AnnaMarie Graver,Alanah Presley,Arvin Jex, �� and Jesse Dean. RYSO student achievemenf highlights AnnaMarie Graver,violin,participates once a week in the Responders after school program.She is also a Web leader at Meeker Middle School.She loves to draw,paint and write. Her favorite sports are swimming and basketball.Her goal is to become a marine mammal trainer, marine biologist or musician.Anna loves playing violin in her school's orchestra and with RYSO.She has performed in several concerts including two competitions with her school's orchestra. Arvin Jex,cello,is active with Taekwondo. Natalie Kallish,flute, is a Girl Scout and is active in track and cross-country sports at Kentridge HS. TJ Mallos, bassoon,plays in the Lindbergh HS concert band and is principal bassoon with the Seattle Youth Symphony Junior Orchestra. He also plays bass in his school's jazz band.In April,as a member of the Lindbergh HS robotics team,he helped clench the team's second district win at the Central Washington District Event at Central Washington University in Ellensburg,securing the school's first-ever First District Championship. His robotics team also had a strong finish at the Autodesk Pacific NW District Championship in Portland,Oregon,ranking eleventh out of 153 in the Northwest. Takakazu Maxfield-Matsumoto,cello,volunteered with the Galactic Academy and 501 st Star Wars charity group at the March 2014 Emerald City Comicon event. He also performed in the musical,"Tweet," at his school,the Westside School. John Munar,violin,maintains a GPA over 3.5 and received Second Honors at Eastside Catholic School. He takes 3 honors classes in geometry,biology and English.He plays the flute,saxophone,piano,violin, and a little bit of guitar,ukulele,and drums. He currently plays saxophone in his school's band. James Munar,violin,is an honor roll student who recently received the Student of the Month award at Renton Christian School.He placed second in his school's spelling bee enabling him to go to district for the Association of Christian Schools International(ACSI)spelling bee. He plays the violin,saxophone,piano, guitar and ukulele. In his school's band,he plays saxophone. He also played basketball with the"Sixers"at the Renton Community Center. Alanah Rose Presley,violin&piano, is a volunteer tutor at East Hill String Lessons.At McKnight Middle School in 2013,she was active in track as a long distance runner. Her hobbies and interests include reading,writing poetry,playing violin,viola and piano.She also volunteers at the YMCA. Sarah Seeman,oboe,is active with the ASB,and honor society at Kentridge HS.She also participates in track and basketball and plays oboe in the concert band. In May 2014,she will be playing piccolo,flute and clarinet with her school's pep band in Victoria,Vancouver, B.C.She went to Nashville,Tennessee on a church mission trip with the Highlands Community Church in April.She enjoys skiing and snowboarding. During the mid-winter break,she was a Washington Senate Page for Senator Bob Hasegawa in Olympia. Nathan Shine,alto saxophone,plays music during the worship service at his church. He is in the Kentridge HS concert and jazz bands and is active in track and cross-country sports. RYSO's spring concert features soloists,ensembles and orchestral works Joshua Tzeng,piano,will perform the 1 st movement of Bach's Piano Concerto#3 in D Major.Natalie Kallish,flute,and Sarah Seeman,oboe,will perform Mozart's Minuet.Angalyna Kaifoto,violin,and Joshua Tzeng,piano,will perform Bagatelle by Beethoven.Takakazu Maxfield-Matsumoto,cello,and guest performer,Evan Ingalls,double bass,will play Andante by Mozart.Jesse Dean,trumpet, perform Serenade by Schubert. Natalie Kallish,flute,Sarah Seeman,oboe,and Alanah Presley,piano,will perform Lullaby by Mozart.TJ Mallos will perform the 1 st movement of Carl Maria von Weber's Bassoon Concerto. Also,the Debut Orchestra will present works by Bach,Arlen and Feldstein.RYSO will present works by Brahms,Gershwin,Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Beethoven. Debut Orchestra performs for American Legion Auxiliary Debut Orchestra students James Munar,Malia Hazen, Rosa Fuiava and Gabriel Fuiava,along with volunteer RYSO students Angalyna Kaifoto,John Munar,Alanah Presley,AnnaMarie Graver,and Natalie Kallish under the direction of Debut Orchestra conductor,Mike Chen,performed for the American Legion Auxiliary's 11`h District 7�`'Annual Luncheon honoring"Active Duty Service Women and All Women Veterans."The luncheon was held at the Fred Hancock Post#19 on March 8.Their renditions of Night at Symphony Hall, Minuet in G and America the Beautiful were warmly received and enjoyed by all. Incentive baskets recruit RYSO students Each time a student brings a friend who joins RYSO they receive a basket containing a$10 gift card for a movie pass,candy,and snacks. During this session,Sarah Seeman brought Natalie Kallish and Nathan Shine. Congratulations,Sarah!Thank you,students,for the ongoing help to recruit new members. RYSO alum to produce RYSO PSA broadcasts Chris Burns,RYSO alum, is working with John Klockner, Executive Director of Puget Sound Access,to develop RYSO public service announcements for broadcast on the City's TV Channel 21.The project will feature RYSO and Debut Orchestra students being interviewed and filmed during rehearsals inviting new students to join.Since graduating from RYSO,Chris has been active with RYSO's summer music camp and promoting the orchestra at the Allied Arts Fall Arts Equinox event. RYSO Foundation Board offers scholarships Tuition fees for each RYSO session are$135 for residents and$162 for non-residents. Debut Orchestra fees are based on a pro-rated basis. In order to benefit from a full orchestra experience and music education with a professional director,students for both orchestras are invited to apply for a full or partial scholarship to defray tuition costs. Please contact Renee Dawson,RYSO Foundation President. Foundation Board thanks RYSO parents The RYSO Foundation Board thanks RYSO parents who have supported the Renton Youth Symphony Orchestra this session—for ushering,cookies and fundraising! Special thanks to Norma McEvoy for the lovely fundraising items that she has donated. Also,thanks to Sarah Mallos,Jentra Smith and Renee Dawson for preparing the raffle basket and silent auction items. RYSO's outreach to the Renton community and fundraising The RYSO Foundation Board seeks performance venues,volunteers,music coaches and sponsors for its music program.These activities help to increase financial resources to provide student scholarships, music,instruments,and professional musicians to coach sectionals. During January,RYSO raised funds with TACO TIME through the"Taco Time Community Fundraising Coupon Book." 75 booklets containing$5 worth of redeemable coupons were sold for$1 each giving RYSO 100%of the profit. RYSO welcomes new fundraisers,please share your ideas with us! Renton Youth Symphony Orchestra Matching Gift Campaign As a non-profit charitable organization,RYSO has found matching gifts to be an important source of funds. There are currently hundreds of companies(i.e. Boeing)that will match financial contributions of their employees who support the arts. To make a"matching gift"or a designated United Way gift,contact your employer's personnel office for a matching gift form. Complete the form and send to: Renton Youth Symphony Orchestra Foundation Board c/o of City of Renton, 1715 SE Maple Valley Highway,Renton,WA 98057. The RYSO board will process and notify your employer. Matching gifts count toward patron levels of Friend, Contributor, Benefactor and Foundersponsorships. Remember to ..... Check out and"like"RYSO at httq//www facebook.com/paaes/Renton-Youth- Svmphonv-Orchestra-RYSO/217505534985620 and http://www.youtube.com/ (at the YouTube site type in Renton Youth Symphony). Special thanks to Sarah Mallos, RYSO Board,for maintaining RYSO's Facebook Page and a BIG thanks to ALL who have made posts to promote RYSO. Save the Date! RYSO's Fall Session begins Monday,September 8. Dress Rehearsal is Saturday December 13, at 9:30 a.m. with the concert on Sunday, December 14. at 3 00 p.m. fM � ��J� BRAVO! Fantastic RYSO Students and Parents! _�1�J,,� � 'y NeWs NoteS is published 6y the City of Renton's Community Services Depadment.Layout is by the RYSO Foundation Board.RYSO welcomes articles and news abat ils students and activities.Submit aAicles by the first week in November and Apnl Foundation Board clo ra=,dv-diananrmm�ast net RVSOI2013-14Newsletler Sprinq 2016630-201< � Dear Jennifer and Chip: Thank you both for taking the time out of your busy schedules to discuss the trail access and other matters with Mary and Marv Mitchell on Thursday. I feel that it went a long way in educating the Organization about the reasons for and extent of public access in their community. Based on our discussion, I am going to notify the Board that they can put up the following sign: Welcome to the Barbee Mill Community Peninsula on May Creek! Public Access—For marked trail only. Please stay on the trail. Off-trail property is private property. Trespass prohibited. RCW 9A.52.080 Dogs must be on leashes and stay on trail. RMC 6-6-5. Camping, Fires, Loud Noise, and Alcohol prohibited Use is limited to daylight hours (The only thing I added was reference to the RMC Leash Law. Everything else was previously approved by the city.) I am also going to notify the Board that they may put up a rail/fence (split rail,or other material approved by the city)to keep people on the trail, but it cannot limit water access.Any construction will be run by the city first. Finally, I am going to notify them that they may put up signs along the trail (in addition to the main sign)that provides reminders about things like leash requirements that appear on the main sign. If you have any other input to add, please provide it by Friday if you could. I think this Board is ready to put up a new sign in preparation for summer visitors. Sincerely, Allison N. Peryea � Attorney �� Leahy McLean Fjelstad 25 Central Way Ste.310 Kirkland,WA 98033-6157 t.425.889.8191 x121 f.425-889-4794 allison.pervea@leahvps.com www.leahvps.com �.,.� .._ s�. 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Evendell Homeowners Association will hold their combined neighborhood picnic, Thursdav.June 19' at 5:30 pm in their n�eighborhood park, located at the corner of SE 4th and Zillah PI S.E. _ _ , � Service Proiect:. Hold a food drive to help children with lunches during the summertime when . school lunches aren't available. . Rolling Hills&Steeple Chase Hills Homeowners Association will.have their combined annual picnic on Wednesday,June 25 at their neighborhood common areaJocated at 1601 Rolling HiIIs Avenue SE. Service Proiect: Teach a Water Safety Class at Rolling:Hills Homeowners Association pool. � Maplewood Estates Homeowners Association-will have their annual picn.ic Thursdav.June 26, in their common area, located:at Orcas&SE 2"d Streef: . , Service Project: Food drives to benefit the Salvation..Rotary Food 8ank. VerCello Horneowners Association will hold their annual picnic on Wednesdav.July 9 in their HOA area � on Ilwaco PI NE between NE 7t" RI & NE 7`h Ct. Service.Proiect: Hold a food dri,ve at their picnic for Salvation Army Rotary Food 8ank. Cedar River Area Neighborhood;Associations(Maplewood, Maplewood Glen, Pioneer Place, Summerfield,Wonderland Estates)will hold their annual picnic on Thursdav,Julv 10 at,Maplewood Park, 3400 SE 6t"Street. � Service Proiect: Hold a people&pet food drive at their picnic for fhe Salvation Army Rotary Food 8ank. . ' - Liberty Ridge Homeowners Association will hold their annua1 picnic on Vl/ednesdav,July 16 at Liberty Ridge, NE 15t St. Service Proiect: Hold a school supplies drive for Renton schools.: LaCrosse Homeowners Association will have their annual picnic,Thursdav.Julv 17 at the corner of 35t"and Monterey Court N.E. , Service Proiect: Will hold a raffle to raise funds for a local non-profit. Renton Hill Neighborhood Association will have their annual picnic Wednesdav.July 23, at Philip Arnold Park,-720 Jones Avenue S. . Service Proiect:_Hold a neighborhood Easter egg hunt on Saturday,April 19th at Philip Arno(d � � Park. Project also includes a park and neighborhood cleanup. ,; , �5 - 5/12/2014C:\Users\thigashiyama\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet , Files\Content.0utlook\LEJOVATE\2014 PICNIC CALENDAR.docx 5/12/2014 �- � � _ � � � � Tiffany Park Neighborhood will haye tfieir annual picnic,Wednesdav,Julv 30 at Tiffany Park, 1902 Lake Youngs r ` Way SE. . ' ' ' ' � ' ' - . Service Prolect: Will hold a food drive. , _ Snake Hill Neighborhood Association will hold a picnic on Thursdav,Julv 31 at the Springbrook Church ' of Christ, 10421 Southeast 192"a St. - . Service Proiect: Neighborhood Clean-up or a project at the picnic **NATIONAL NIGHT OUT: Tuesdav.5,2014, KENNYDALE LIONS PARK** North Renton Neighborhood Association—will have their annual picnic,Thursdav,Au�ust 7 at Jones Park, ' Wells Avenu.e South at Cedar River. .. ° ' ' Service Proiect: Hold a food drive: Cascade Neighborhood Association will have their annual picnic on Wednesdav.Au�ust 13 at Cascade Elementary School, 16022 116th Ave SE. � Service Proiect: Hold a food drive at picnic. South Union Neighborhood Association will have tfieir annual picnic, Thursdav, Au�ust 14, at Heritage Park, 233 Union Avenue NE. . � Service Proiect: Maintain "common"areas around storm-water-retention ponds, pick up litter along Union Ave and plant and maintain the flower bed at Heritage Park. ' Victoria Park, Victoria Hills;&Talbot Hill neighborhoods will have their combi,ned annual picnic, Wednesdav-, Au�ust 20,at Thomas Teasdale Park;601 S 23`d St. ' ' ; y. Service Proiect: A113 neighborhoods will hold a food drive project with a challenge to otFier neighborhoods -�. citywide. � Maple Ridge Estates Homeowners Association will have their annual picnic on Thursday,Au�ust 21 in - their HOA area located at SE 156th St and 140th St SE. Service Proiect: Neighbors will help build a.community playground by helping to prepare the site and install the playground equipment. Honey Creek Ridge Homeowners Association will have their picnic, Wednesdav. Au�ust 27, at the Honey Creek Green, between Newport Ct NE&Olympia Ave NE. Service Proiect: Hold p clean-up project in community: Sunset Neighborhood Association will hold their picnic on:Thursdav,Au�ust 28,at Highlands ,Neighborhood Center,800 Edmonds Ave NE. . ` - Service Proiect: Hold a food drive for Salvation Army Rotary Food Bank and clothes drive for Renton Kiwanis Clothes Bank. • Earlington Hill Neighborhood Association will have their annual picnic on Wednesdav, September 3 at Earlington Park, 272 Thomas Avenue SW. Service:Proiect: Hold a food drive during, and prior to their picnic. Kennydale Neighborhood Association will have their annual picnic,Thursdav.September 4, at the ; Kennydale Lions Park,2428 Aberdeen Ave NE. � '�� -3=�� Service Project:�Have a drive for new socks& underwear for local elementary school age�cHildren at "Summer Ice Cream Social"and a "Back to School Supplies"at neighborhood picnic. 5/12/2014C:\Users\thigashiyama\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.0utlook\LEJOVATE\2014 PICNICCALENDAR.docx, 5/12/2014 _., i � **Picnics are scheduled on Wednesday and Thursdays...with fhe exception of 7uly 23&24 whieh is � _ during Renton River Days week just prior to the events. Due to "National Night Out "on Tuesday, August Sth, the date of Wednesday,August 6th is not available unless otherwise specified. 5/12/2014C:\Users\thigashiyama\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.0utlook\LEJOVATE\2014 PICNIC CALENDAR.docx 5/12/2014 . � � CITY OF �NT�N �� PAIaK BOARD ME�TING � � � GTJES'I' SIGI�T-IN SI3EET' DAT� 1l�Iay 13, 2014 • Do you vvish to Name Address City/Zip Phone speak? PLEASE PRINT Yes No � '`f`��.�( f��YI?�l�n `�3� ��U��'� �� '°�� J,zY'"'��1E � . ,