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Meeting Minutes
July 13, 2010
4:30 p.m. — City Hall Conferencing Center-7th floor
I. CALL TO ORDER
In Attendance
The following members were present:
Members: Cynthia Burns, Mike 0'Donin, AI Dieckman, Larry Reymann, Ron Regis,Tim
Searing
Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Sandy Pilat, Leslie Betlach, Kelly Beymer, Kris Stimpson,
Vanessa Dolbee,Todd Black
Chair, AI Dieckman, called the July 13, 2010, meeting to order at 4:30 p.m. Roll call was
taken;Troy Wigestrand was absent. Larry Reymann made a motion seconded by Mike
O'Donin to excuse this absence. All were in favor, motion carried.
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A motion was made by Mike O'Donin and seconded by Cynthia Burns to approve the
agenda as presented. All were in favor, motion carried, the July 13, 2010, agenda was
approved.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A motion was made by Cynthia Burns and seconded by Ron Regis to approve the June
minutes as written, all were in favor, motion carried. The June 2010 minutes were '
approved as submitted.
IV. ORAL COMMUNICATION
Jim McClaflin, Renton Sailing Club President, mentioned a couple classes being held.
The Club currently has 50 families in their organization and they are planning to
participate in the Renton River Days Parade. Jim also noted the positive impact with the
bicycle clubs and changes in the parking problems experienced before when the
bicyclists were leaving their cars all day at the park while they cycle.
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Board Communication
Public Budget Committee
Board member AI Dieckman and Cynthia Burns attended the Citizens Budget Advisory
Committee. This Committee is comprised of various citizens by the City initiated to
receive feedback and put their best efforts to examine what the community wants. The
Committee will meet six times. AI and Cynthia noted one commonality in conversations
with the collective group is they "love the parks." Terry noted this is the first year the
public has been brought into the budget process. Fifteen finalists are participating in
this group.
Coulon Restrooms
Mike O'Donin, Board member, commented that on the previous weekend around 4:00
p,m. the park was very crowded. Comments were made to him that the condition of
the restrooms were not up to the usual clean standards. Staff will look into current
scheduling and formulate a plan to accommodate the additional traffic and guests when
unexpected warm weather arrives.
V. DISCUSSIONS/ACTION ITEMS
Parks Recreation Open Space Natural Resources Plan
An overview of the PRO Plan was presented outlining what the plan will do and why it is
important to the citizens of Renton. The plan will promote a healthy community,
improve livability,facilitate recreational opportunities, and enhance economic
development while increasing funding opportunities. The plan is important to the City
by providing a physical policy and funding framework for guiding the City's decision
making over a 20-year planning period. It will assess, analyze, and predict the current
' and future demand and need for recreation facilities and services based upon the
population, demographics, trends, and participation rates. When adopted the Plan will
be submitted for certification providing the City state grant funding eligibility.
The most recent plan was in 2003. Since completion of the plan the city has identified
projects and received $250,000 in state grant funding and 1.2 million in local funding.
The 2010 Plan process is led by the Community Services Department and Community
and Economic Development Department and will be approximately a one year process.
The 2010 request for proposal went out for advertisement for consultant services in '
March with twelve submittals received with a scope of services negotiated from the
Inter-departmental team. Other groups participating will include the public, stakeholder �,
groups, steering committee, inter-departmental team, Parks and Planning Commission
and the Council. ,
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ADJOURNMENT
Troy Wigestrand made a motion seconded by Larry Reymann to adjourn the meeting.
All were in favor, motion carried meeting adjourned at 5:49 p.m..
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Four open house meetings will involve the public and provide hands-on workshops in
conjunction with household surveys and interactive websites. The Plan's key elements
will include a new natural resources section, green infra-structure components, an inter-
departmental stewardship needs assessment, and a recreational program needs
assessment. The other essential elements will include an inventory and analysis of
parks, recreation facilities and natural areas; level of service assessment; park system
standards and classification analysis; trends analysis; gap analysis; conceptual plans for
underutilized park areas; six-year implementation pla;n and comprehensive plan policy
language.
Impact Mitipation Fees
Leslie Betlach and Todd Black updated the Board on the impact mitigation fees. The
current fees were formulated in 1993 and SEPA based. Fire and Transportation are also
going thru this process. Leslie is working with the consultant to review park levels of
service (LOS) to determine current park capacity (surplus and shortfall) and utilizing
population forecasts to determine future park needs based upon LOS. Maintaining as
much latitude for use of the collected fees will be the goal, however under Growth
Management, collected fees cannot be used to backfill identified park shortfalls
(negative capacity). The parks impact fee schedule will directly tie into the development
of the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan and Capital Facilities Plan as the impact
fee will be a source of funding for acquisition and development. Estimated completion
is 2010. CED is coordinating this project for the City.
VI. Administrator's Report
The monthly Community Status Report was not mailed in July—the next mailing should
not have repetitious information in it. Terry announced Gloria is retiring June 30th. As
part of the budget cuts we are not planning on replacing this position for the remainder
of 2010. We are working on getting it back for 2011.
The number of teams for the annual Renton River Days Sam Chastain Golf Tournament
is light. We need 16-24 teams to hold the tournament, we will make a decision on
Friday if we have to cancel or can go ahead. There will not be an August meeting. Staff
is working on revising the park rules and regulations. National Night Out will be held
August 3, 2010, from 4:00-7:30 p.m. at Jones Park. Information regarding IKEA Renton
River Days and the teen musical was distributed.
VII. INFORMATION �
Kelly indicated the golf course would initiate on a trial basis a single rider rate. �
Terry invited the Board to attend Gloria Gamba's retirement party on June 28th in the
Council Chambers at 1:30 p.m.
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PARKS, RECREATION, OPEN SPACE AND NATURAL RESOURCES PLAN
. STEERING COMMITTEE
Organization 2010 Plan Representative
Renton SChool DIStrICt (School Board Member), Citizen AI Talley
Renton Community Services Administrator Terry Higashiyama
Renton Parks Planning and Natural Resources Director Leslie Betlach
Renton Recreation Director Tim Williams
Renton Parks Commission Tim Searing
Citizen Julio Amador
Senior Citizens Marge Cochran-Reep
Trails Committee Pete Maas
Arts Commission Britt McKenzie
Chamber Chairman Kirk Merrill
Greater Renton Youth Soccer Assoc. (vP competition) Rich Turner
Renton Little League (Pres�dent) Chris Hanis
Renton Youth Council Bo Woo
EIlVIC0111'T1211t8I �Renton Parks Commission) Larry Reymann
Renton Community and Economic Development, Planning Vanessa Dolbee
Renton Planning Commission, Member Gwendolyn High
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Name Department Phone No. Email Address
Karen Bergsvik Human Services 425-430-6652 Kber�svik@rentonwa.�ov
Comm Srvcs/Parks Planning&
Leslie Betlach Natural Resources 425-430-6619 Lbetlach(a@rentonwa.gov
Comm Srvcs/Parks and Golf
Kelly Beymer Course 425-430-6617 Kbeymer@rentonwa.�ov
Comm Srvcs/Parks Planning&
Todd Black Natural Resources 425-430-6571 Tblack@rentbnwa.�ov
Kent Curry Police Commander 425-430-7555 Kcurrv@rentonwa.�ov
CED/Economic Development &
Jennifer Davis Hayes Neighborhood 425-430-6589 Jdavishaves@rentonwa.gov
Vanessa Dolbee CED/Planning 425-430-7314 VdolbeeCa�rentonwa.�ov
Comm Srvcs/Parks Planning&
Terrence Flatley Natural Resources 425-430-6601 Tflatlev@rentonwa.gov
Terry Higashiyama Community Services 425-430-6606 Thigashiyama@rentonwa.�ov
Lys Hornsby Public Works/Utility Systems 425-430-7239 Lhornsbv@rentonwa.�ov
Gina Jarvis Finance/Fiscal Services 425-430-6929 Giarvis(c�rentonwa.�ov
Michael Nolan Comm Srvcs/Facilities 425-430-6608 Mnolan(«�rentonwa.�ov
Peter Renner Comm Srvcs/Facilities 425-430-6605 Prenner@rentonwa.�ov
Bonnie Rerecich Community Services 425-430-6624 Brerecich@rentonwa.�ov
Jim Seitz Public Works/Transportation 425-430-7245 Jseitz(a�rentonwa.�ov
Kristine Stimpson Comm Srvcs/Recreation 425-430-6713 Kstimpson@rentonwa.�ov
Chip Vincent CED/Planning 425-430-6588 Cvincent@rentonwa.�ov
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PARKS, RECREATION,
OPEN SPACE AND What will the Plan Do?
NATURAL RESOURCES Why is it Important?
PLAN
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PLAN OVERVIEW PLAN OVERVIEW
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Why is the Plan ImpOttant Why is the Plan Important to the City?
o provides a physical,policy,and funding framework for
to Renton Citizens? guiding the City's decision making over a 20-year
planning period.
e� Instrumental in promoting a c+ Blueprint for Parks,Recreation,Open Space and Natural
healthy community �.'},., Resources acquisition,development,expansion,and
programming.
E: Improves iivability c� Assesses,analyzes and predicts the curtent and future
r. Facilitates new/im fOV2d • '�''' demand and need for recreation facilities and services
P based upon po ulation,demographics,Vends,and
recreational oppoRunities y paRicipation ra�es.
E� Enhances Economic � _ �� Once adopled the Plan will be submitted to ihe
Washinglo�State Recreation and Conserva6on Office
Development , (Rco)for cenificatian.
K Facilitates habitat protection J fu�nding el gib1liytion provides the Ciry state grant
r Increases Funding :� The Plan will also be an integrai part of applying for and
OPPOftUfTlti25 receiving grant funding from other sources.
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PLAN HISTORY PLAN HISTORY
E� City Council adopted ptans in 1978,1984,1�993,�and y T Funding received helped to facilitate the N. ��y~r y,
2003. completion of the following projects:
€� The most recent plan,2003 Long-Range Park,
Recreation,and Open Space Plan: Edlund/Korum Property Acquisition
Limited plan Heritage Park Property Acquisition and
Adopted by Council in May 2003 Developme�t(formerly Heather powns,
Six-year RCO certification expired in May 2009 this project was first identified in the 1978
Since adoption,the City has completed 11 of the 20 plan) __ -
identified projects and received approximately Henry Moses Aquatic Center
$250,000 in state grant funding and$1.2 million in Veterans Memorial Park �: '
local funding. Maplewood Golf Course Parkin ;.;�<�#.��_
Improvements �' ;D '•
Tiffany Park Activity Building � _,� �
And more.... � '
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PROCESS + Led by the Community Services °
Department(Parks Planning and �~�
Natural Resources Division)and
the Community and Economic
Development Department(Plannin
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Planning Process
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2010 PLAN PROCESS 2010 PLAN PROCESS
, Progress to Date: Other participation groups:
c Advertised for consultant services in March
Twelve Proposals were received €� Public!
A sub-group of the Inter-departmental Team �; Stakeholder Groups .�
selected three consulting firms for interviews r5 Steering Committee
SvR Design Company was unanimously selected '
and f i Inter-departmental Team
A Scope of Services was successfully negotiated �a Parks Commission �
with input from the Inter-departme�tal Team �, Planning Commission
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT COMMUNITY INVOLMENT
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� Four open house meetings �! Statistically Valid Random Household Survey
, Leam about whaYs happening ° Interactive Website
Provide meaningful input and Content will inctude copies of materials shared at
Contribute to the project vision,goals,and pubiic meetings
objectives Discussion boards and survey features
� One Community F An interactive map
Visioning Workshop •:•Zoom and pan capabilities will allow users to
Three to four make site specific comments
one-hour,hands- °=Public feedback will be summarized
on workshops by geographic location
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COMMUNITY INVOLMENT THE PLAN'S KEY ELEMENTS
� Four Steering Committee meetings �"� """�"" NeW Key Elements: Y
� Five Stakeholder Group meetings r A new natural resources section
��� FOUf j0lflt P8f1(S COfT1fT11SSiOn 8fld Pl8fif11flg - Eligible for expanded grant funding opportunities
Commission meetings sa Green infra-structure component
� Up t0 SiX Clty COUnCiI Identify and map the Citys en6re public land base
meetings `w;� ,. ' ' exclusive of ownership and management authority,thereby
� increasing lhe potential fw public access to green spaces;
ci An inter-departmental stewardship needs
assessment
A holistic approach to land management,acquisition,and
development belween City depaAments
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Evaluate recreation programs for service gaps,efficiencies,
and potential part�ership opportunities
THE PLAN'S KEY ELEMENTS LET'S GET STARTED
Essential elements will include: � " " - ��
t An inventory and analysis of parks,recreation, ,'..°.;��,:�
facilities,and natural areas ;��
E Level of service assessment `
F� Park system standards and classification analysis 1 x��
E. Trends analysis x�
r� Gap analysis
r� Concept plans for four undeveloped and/or under-
utilized park areas
r Six-year implementation plan with funding strategies �, �`
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PARK AND OPEN SPACE CLASSIFICATION
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Park and Open Space - 2003 Plan 2010
Park Name Neighborhood Community Regional Special Use Open Space Neighborhood Community Regional Special Use Open Space
Black River Riparian Forest 92.00 92.00
Burnett Linear Park 1.00 1.00
Cascade Park 8.86
Cedar River Natural Area 237.00 237.00
Cedar River Park 20.45 20.45
Cedar River Trail Park 24.20 24.20
Cleveland Richardson Park 23.66 23.66
Community Garden/Greenhouse 0.46 0.46
Earlington Park 1.54 � 1.54
Edlund Property � 17.87
Gene Coulon Beach Park 57.00 57.00
Glencoe Park 0.42 � 0.42
Heritage Park 4.30 9.18
Highlands Park 10.40 10.40
Honey Creek Open Space 35.73 35.73
Jones Park 1.18 � 1.18
Kennydale Beach Park 1.76 1.76
Kennydale Lions Park 5.66 5.66 �
Kiwanis Park 9.00 9.00
Lake Street Open Space 1.01 . 1
Liberty Park 11.89 11.89
Maplewood Golf Course 190.00 190.00
Maplewood Park 2.20 2.20
Maplewood Roadside Park � 1.00 1.00
May Creek Greenway 29.82 39.03 '
May Creek Park/McAskill 10.00 10.00
NARCO Property 15.00 15.00 ,,
North Highlands Park 2.64 2.64 'i
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PARK AND OPEN SPACE CLASSIFICATION
(Figures shown in Acres)
Park and Open Space - 2003 Plan 2010
Park Name Neighborhood Community Regional Special Use Open Space Neighborhood Community Regional Special Use Open Space
Panther Creek 4A Parcei 3.60
Panther Creek Wetlands 74.31 74.31
Philip Arnold Park 10.00 10.00
Piazza & Gateway 0.80 0.80
R on Wetlands 125.00 129.30
iew Park 11.50 11.50
Ron Regis Park 45.00 45.00
SE 186th Place Properties 0.57
Senior Center Propert 2.60
_ Sit In Park 0.50 0.50 �
S rin brook Watershed 38.00 53.76
Springbrook Watershed Park 16.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Sunset Court 0.88 0.88
Talbot Hill Reservoir 2.50 2.50
Thomas Teasdale Pa�-k 10.00 10.00
Tiffany Park 7.00 7.00
Tonkin Park 0.29 0.29
V terans Memorial Park 0.20
sor Hills Park 4.50 4.50
Nei hborhood Communi Re ional S ecial Use O en S ace Nei hborhood Communi Re ional S ecial Use Open Space
TOTALS 93.87 127.74 57.00 190.46 666.53 141.35 129.54 57.00 193.25 666.31
Total Acres/All Classifications - 2003 Plan = 1,135.60
Total Acres/All Classifications - 2010 = 1,187.45
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CITY OF RENTON - PARK VALUATION - 2010
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNITY®IONAL PARKS
Land Assessment
(King County- Land Value per.' , Land.Value per
Park Acrea e 2010) Acre Square Foot
NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Burnett.Cinear Park ' 1. :.$' , :1;054r200<=E`.,i:'"<'=::1;054;200?'3``_;,<::..'�::�;f.:';24;20�
Cascade Park 8.86 $ 240,000 $ 27,088 $ 0.62
.ClevelandlRichardsorr.Property(Undeveloped) 23.66: .� .;S . , 7;461#000;�$.. -. . ..,^61;750.,:,$;�':•.., � ,. .. 1:42:
Earlin on Park 1.54 $ 336,000 $ 218,182 $ 5.01
Edlund Pro e 17:87 . :$ 1,889;200". .$. : ,:105;Z19�;$:>.; 2.43•
Glencoe Park 0.42 $ 145,000 $ 345,238 $ 7.93
�Herita ePark�- . 9:18' :' .�a: 1;930�000>.;E . = :;:=210;240'=5�:::,::;';-;; "� :-4:83:
Jortes Park 1.18 $ 1,488,600 $ 1,261,525 $ 28.96
. Kenn dale;Beach;Park*. ,::4:36 . : ::$�:: �'• ::1;505;000:'t:$� .• t1;t06;618'�y$:-.:r��:.>.>.25:40�:
Kenn dale Lions Park 5.66 $ 835,500 $ 147,615 $ 3.39
:Kiwanis:.Park.... ._;,. - , 9: :.:;.=,S:,. _ -.':624;000'r;$.,.. . : :-:69�333��$`..:..:..:::..::. 1:59:
Ma lewood Park 2.2 a 429,000 $ 195,000 $ 4.48
Ma Creek/McAskill;Undevelo ed ::. .: ..:: : .:.:,10:.-.�.:•S..%c,�; --:463�OOOm;�� ,:=:a;;:�46,300�'a3:��=-,�z::::- . •9:06>
North Hi hlands Park 2.64 $ 675,900 � 256,023 3 5.88
Phili �Arnold�P.ark-:.,_ :...:. : .•. . �.10:. . e.S:�:.: �-::: .=351;000#s$:�.,..-,::.�.::�:35�'OOk,'$a.:-:::;;�: ..0:81:
Riverview Park 11.5 $ 8,000 $ 696 $ 0.02
,Sunset;Court PaFk: _•�.. , , . 0:88:�:. ',�S � r533f800„,;$:.' : :606;591�,.:$k�.:':-. :13:93:
Talbot Hill Reservoir Park 2.5 $ 757,000 $ 302,800 $ 6.95
ThomasTea"sdalesPark •. : : ..10:. .`. -.�::�:%"�1;839;000�:';5;,..m;:=;_.183;900y>S-M�:s.�:���r: :::'4:22;
Tiffan Park 7 $ 1,420,000 $ 202,857 $ 4.66
;�ndsor:HillsPark:,:�:-;..:::::_;..., . :�..:.,4:5-:� ;�::S��;.'.:;.'��3TO;OOO�t;$:.>:::��;_�;�'82;Z22�::$<'<`<���'::�:1�:.1:89�
TOTAL NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS 140.95 $ 18,355 200 130,225 $ 2.99
*Acrea e owned b the Ci not includin 0.4 acres leased from BNSF.
COMMUNITY PARKS
. =Cedar>RiVer,Pa�k�=:,:.: ' -•_'20s45r ;�:%;S,'>?�_;-��:9;885;7.00R:5:�,=:>;:�:""-::�s483;408��3�z:`";-�_'::.: 11:10F
Cedar River Trail Park 24.2 $ 6,506,000 $ 268,843 $ 6.17
'Hi Hlands:Park.;:.- :.. ;�� ,. :; �: ;:1D.4r::: ;:$s;:-:�:.::�2;�498;900�:5:='.�,;;c.".�240i27,9��$:i;,.;:�si��=;;:: �:;5:52;
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� Libe Park 11.89 $ 7,341,700 $ 617,468 $ 14.18
� NARCO:�Pro e �:?;_�;:;�>:,::,:�:..;_;, ,:. ;;,.:,:;15:.x�.,-._.1�5-:;+:,:=�`.<-',7;637;833:;$k:!._�;,�:,.�i�109;189�?$�>;�:...;.: .�; ,:,-2:51T
Renton Senior Activi Center Pro e 2.6 $ 1,016,500 $ 390,962 $ 8.98
;. .. . :. _ ' . . Ron�Re is:Park:::::e �:..=_�<;.;':, . .. . ;-:.:;45�;. .=�$"..:_:.;,,-:;83&000#>S'r �>:_: ::�::318;622��3i:: .��::.,;.: :.`0:43.
TOTAL COMMUNITY PARKS 129.54 $ 29,724,633 229 463 $ 5.27
REGIONAL PARK i
`° :: Gene Coulon Memorial�Beach Park"��. ...:• .'; �:' ::27:69:::-;a;$-'.-,,;:�30;157;000;��.$;:°•;,.�.;��'1;089;094�.a�':.�.;,::;;;.-<: .�25:OOc
*Actual acrea e owned b the Ci not includin 29.31 acres leased from BNSF. I
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CITY OF RENTON - 2010 PARK VALUATION
OPEN SPACE PARKS
Incomplete Incomplete Land
Acreage Sampling Assessment Land Value Cand'Value
Park Total Acreage" for Valuation"`* (King County 2010) per.Acre per Square Foot
OPEN SPACE PARKS
�Black:RiveryRipariantForest:;.. 92:...: .. .. .� 23:26=- .: " -:r;.5�=-:`-z :'5;066;800� ::=��';.�-;�: ..:::::.217;833§�$<.:.:,.`.;:'.:;;;��`;a:?;5:00�
Cedar River Natural Area 237 115.94 $ 5,345,500 46,106 $ 1.06
�';Hone -Creek,.,.�...:.. _,.. , ._ - _
� .35:73 . 33:98• .:.'..� ,.$; •. ..:�. =1;646;900;�::.. ::+48;467�«$ =:�7;�'1`I�
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. Lake Creek O en S ace 1.01 1.01 $ 246,000 243,564 $ , 5.59
Ma Creek Greenwa 39.03 11.87 $ 1,419,300 119,570 $ 2.74
Panthe�GreeK:14=A-• ,3:6 ':. 3:58� �- '$ �: .: ::7:7;900;:;':=: �<:_ s:�. :;21�;.7.60>>$'a.' . .... ...: :.::p450°,
Panther Creek Wetlands 74.31 39.1 $ 1,189,000 30,409 $ 0.70
Renton>Wetlands= 129:3� :_ : . `= 101:61:._ :. � a�$'.-..;:.:'8;704;000<;''=<_=_:'. ,:�:�:��85;66�'I�:$;:: . �. ::::'�. :�1�97���
SE 186th Place Pro erties 0.57 0.57 $ 1,000 1,754 $ 0.04
TOTAL OPEN SPACE PARKS 612.55 330.35 $ 23,695,400 71,728 $ 1.65
' Springbrook Watershed(53.76 ac.)not included due to management responsibilities and regulatory requirements.
""" Incom lete acrea es created b usin a sam lin of arcels within each O en S ace Park.
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CITY OF RENTON - 2010 PARK VALUATION
SPECIAL USE PARKS
Land Assessment Land Value Land Value
Park Acreages (King County 2010) per Acre per Square Foot
SPECIAL USE PARKS
CommUni` `Ga�den/Gteenhouse:-;� � ���0:46`•-. -:`:$•�::: 199762��' :=43�►;265��$1:;;��::xi:�. :9:97;;
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Ma lewood Roadside Park 1 $ 1,600 1,600 $ 0.04
�:Piaua�8�:'Gafewa �:::� 0:8:.<:. '$ :: . : 1;57.9;60�� 7;974;500;�;;$:i -.. 45:33_
Tonkin Park 0.29 $ 293,900 1,013,448 $ 23.27
• Veterans;�Memorial:'Park,. .;-,-�;� :.:,. :,0:2', : :.. : ,�:$:::�. :::,�:�410;000��::�• : .w�:2;050;000��$';;`:�_ =•:.:�.,•47AB<
TOTAL SPECIAL USE PARKS 2.75 $ 2,484,862 903,586 $ 20.74
*Sit In Park(0.5 ac.)not included as it is within BNSF ROW;Maplewood Golf Course(190 ac.)not included
as this is an ente rise fund.
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Renton - 2010
Average Cost
Park Ameni Unit Invento Per Unit Ca itai Value
Ballfieid field 9 310,000 $ 2,790,000
Ballfieid,Complete&Lighted field 4 710,000 $ 2,840,000
Basketball Court,Half court 3 125,000 $ 375,000
Basketball Court,Full court 7 190,000 $ 1,330,000
Basketball Court,Lighted court 3 240,000 $ 720,000
Boardwalk Trail linear feet 1,300 700 $ 910,000
Boathouse Pier pier 1 1,538,030 $ 1,538,030
Boathouse Pier Wood Floats float 2 154,750 $ 309,500
Kennydale Beach Pier,Bulkhead,Logboom pier 1 548,930 $ 548,930
Land-Passive/Landscaped acre 75 196,020 $ 14,701,500
Multi-Purpose Field acre 7 196,020 $ 1,372,140
Multi-Purpose Trail,12'wide,Paved mile 3.5 443,520 $ 1,552,320
Park Bridge bridge 4 $ 5,993,575
Parking Lot acre 18.5 305,000 $ 5,642,500
Pedestrian Trail,8'wide,AC Paved mile 3 295,680 $ 887,040
Pedestrian Trail,8'wide,Brick Paved linear feet 1,735 120 $ 208,200
Picnic Shelter shelter 7 55,000 $ 385,000
Play Equipment lot 19 110,000 $ 2,090,000
Skateboard Park,lighted park 1 500,000 $ 500,000
Soccer Field,All-Weather Surface field 1 340,000 $ 340,000
Tennis Court court 9 165,000 $ 1,485,000
Tennis Court,Lighted court 8 210,000 $ 1,680,000
Volleyball Court Sand court 2 45 000 $ 90,000
Park Amenity Subtotal $ 48,288,735
Coulon Park Amenities
Restaurant building 2 $ 509,509
Picnic Gallery shelter 1 $ 323,673
Picnic Shelter shelter 4 $ 289,908
Bathhouse/Restroom building 1 $ 356,289
Restroom building 2 $ 259,676
' Waterwalk,Small Boat Dock,Picnic Pads waterwalk 4 $ 4,390,025
Deck&Bulkhead @ Ivar's deck 1 $ 2,067,000
Boat Launch(8 lane) launch 1 $ 1,111,835
Sail Club Launch,Wood Float launch 1 $ 1,088,500
Bridge bridge 5 $ 1,110,250
Fishing Pier&Shelter pier 1 $ 457,938
Log Boom boom 1 $ 702,750
Coulon Park Amenities Subtotal $ 12,667,353
7/13/2010
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Park Ameni Unit invento Per Unit Ca ital Value
Buildings
Activity Center building 5 $ 979,425
Neighborhood Center building 2 $ 2,490,064
Renton Community Center building 1 $ 5,062,334
CarcoTheater building 1 $ 1,998,806
Henry Moses Aquatic Center building 1 $ 3,966,232
Renton Senior Activity Center building 1 $ 2,742,035
Liberty Park Community Bldg. building 1 $ 569,716
Cedar River Boathouse building 1 $ 430,534
Kennydale Beach Bathhouse building 1 $ 81,466
Grandstand structure 1 $ 630,925
Greenhouse building 1 $ 65,293
Buildings Subtotal $ 19,016,830 .
Land Value
Neighborhood Park"` acre 140.95 129,856 $ 18,303,203
Community Park acre 129.54 229,463 $ 29,724,637
Regional Park(Coulon Memorial)** acre 27.69 1,089,094 $ 30,157,013
Open Space Park"`* acre 612.55 71,201 $ 43,614,173
Special Use Park**"* acre 2.75 903,586 $ 2,484,862
Land Value Subtotal $124,283,887
Capital.Value $204,256,805
2010 Population 86,230
Capital Value per Person $ 2,368.74
Assumption:Amenity costs include design,20%design contingency,Owner's 10%cont'rngency,&WSST.
Note: Springbrook Watershed acreage(53.76 ac.)not included due to management and regulatory requirements.
" Acreage does not include 0.4 acres leased from BNSF for Kennydale Beach Park.
*• Acreage does not include 29.31 acres leased from BNSF for Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park.
"'* Open Space Park average acreage cost based on sampling of parcels,i.e.not 100%accurate.
*'�* Special Use Park does not include Sit In Park(0.5 ac.),as the property is not owned by Renton,or Maplewood
Golf Course(190 ac.),as this is an Enterprise Fund.
7/13/2010
-----Original Message----- � �
From: Sandra J Pilat
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 9:33 AM
To: Steve Brown; Kelly Beymer; Ernie Flowers
Subject: FW: Windsor Hills Park
-----Original Message-----
From: 'Melissa Kamphaus'<moandspike@comcast.net> [mailto:moandspike@comcast.net]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 12:17 AM
To: Sandra J Pilat
Cc: moandspike@comcast.net
Subject: Windsor Hills Park
Hello,
I wasn't sure who to contact about a light that is out at Windsor Hills Park on Windsor Way. I live
across the street and with the warmer weather we always seem to have our annual problem of
teenagers in the park after hours drinking. Unfortunately they often break bottles and leave garbage
thrown about which I end up cleaning up in the morning. I don't mind doing my part to keep the park
clean, but my hope is that if the light is fixed it will make it seem less "friendly" for their nightly
activities. My husband once again called 911 tonight about a car load of kids entering the park at
11:45. Thank you.
This email request originated from the following link: http://rentonwa.gov/livinq/default.aspx?id=65
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