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Home My WebLink About11/13/2012 - Minutes � { > � � crrrr oF RENTOM City of Renton ��c o � zo�z � ��v�� Board of Park Gommissioners�'��`�R�'S4FFtCE DCity af �� o� d � Ue + + �. �� Nleetin� Mir�utes November 13, 2012 4:30 p.m. — City Hall —7tn Floor Gonferencing Center I. CALL TC1 ORDER tn Attendance The follawing were present: Members: Mike O'Danin,AI Dieckman, Cynthia Burns,Troy Wigestrand, Larry Reymann, Marlene Winter Absent: Tim Searing Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Sandy Pilat, �eslie Betlach, Ke!!y Beymer,Tim Williams, Shawn Daly, Debbie Littie,5ean Clagett, Bonnie Rerecich Chair, Larry Reymann,called the November 13, 2022, meefiing ta arder at 4:30 p.m. Rofl call was taken;Tim Searing was absent and excused. 11. APPROVA�OF AGENDA Mike O'Donin made a motian, seconded by Cynthia Burns, to approve the agenda as presented. Al) were in favor, motion carried,the November 13, 2012, agenda was approved. I11. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A motian was made by A! Dieckman and seconded by Cynthia Burns to approve the October 9, 2Q12, minutes as written, al! were in favor, motion carried. The minutes were approved as submitted. . IV. CITY COUNCIL COMMUNICATlON None -- --� r y � � City of Rentan Park Board Minutes Navember 13,2012 Page 2 of 4 V. Bt}ARD CC}MMUNlCATIt?N City Center Pla»/Mike O'Donin Mike reported he had attended his third meeting on November 8, 2012. The group has decided to meet every two months, rather than quarter(y. He was happy because this last meeting had been so productive. He was encouraged at the proficiency of the chair and the progress that had been made, in comparison, to their last meetings. At the last meeting they trimmed dawn their short term goals fram 27 ta 6. Terry thanked Mike for the infarmation and his participatian. VI. DISCUS510N/ACTICIN ITEMS j Senior Cenrer Presentation—Tim Williams, Shawn Daly& Debbie Lifitle Tim Williams, Recreation Director, noted the Senior Activity Center opened in 1979. The Rentan Senior Center is one of the most active in the State with a matto "Caring is Contagious." The Senior Center is a4so home to the 5pecialized Recreation and . iCammunity Garden Pragrams. �I The Cast Recovery and Program Pricing shaws mast of the senior programming is , subsidized, However,we believe this is an underserved population requiring su6sidy. � Far 2012 the cost recovery is approximately 28%. I Shawn Daly, Recreation Supervisor, and Debbie Little, Recreation Coordinator, � explained how volunteers are an important part of the Center's success. Valunteers � greet visitors at the welcome desk. Utilizatian af a card scan program has allowed the j Center to collect information an thase that attend the Center. However, some participants are reluctant to sign up and use the cards. � The Center serves`made from scratch' lunches every day far a donation af$3,4Q. � Additionally,they offer the Meals on Wheels program for homebaund seniors. Partnerships in the comm�r�ity have allowed the center to provide additional services and activities. l � The caffee bar is a great place for the seniars to meet and visit; and thase in need of � transportation may utilize the Hyde shuttle. The shuttle wiil transport them ta � medical appointments and shopping trips in#he area. �ebbie tittle, outiined a few of the many pragrams offered including tournaments in the poal raom, afternoon dances, crafts, exercise classes, hikes, use of the fitness room, as well as trips and tours. The staff realizes they need to market the 5p and 60 year ald group but feel that is difficult as that age group has numerous ather options. The group they presently serve �7Q's) has a greater need for their services. 11.13.12min . • • City of Renton Park Board Minutes November 13,2012 Page 3 of 4 Troy Wigestrand suggested they try Facebook to reach another audience. VII. ADMINISTRATORS REPORT Terry asked the Board to brainstorm on what agenda items they would most like to cover in the upcoming year. Their r�sponse included,vandalism prevention, litter control, updates on various city projects (i.e. transportation), trails-specifically connectivity, development and acquisition (Edlund), status report updates, review budget more frequently,tour and field trips, update on Carco Theatre and lease with Public Access, Neighborhood Grant Programs (define what has been awarded), staff provide information on Human Services,trees, golf course, library. Also they would like to be briefed on Farmers Market, Renton Results and the measurements gathered from surveys. AI asked if we could bring employees that are recognized to park board meetings. Larry inquired about additional training opportunities. Mike asked for more information on the Healthy Community initiative and on-going budget changes, donations and grants. Terry said she also added emergency management and the possibility of a joint meeting with another city's park board. Also we will be looking at opportunities to rotate the monthly meeting locations and ensuring enough time is allowed to cover all the topics. VIII. OLD BUSINESS Budget Presentation to Council—Terry Higashiyama Terry distributed a copy of the powerpoint presentation given to Council to summarize the submitted Community Services budget for 2013-2014. The second hearing will be next Monday (November 19th),then adopted on the 26th. Overall there is a 17% � service cut for Communit y Services since 2010. Terry reported the Community ' Services budget presentation went well, we were allotted 45 minutes and finished in 43. Council noted if additional funds became available they would like the money spent on additional security cameras. May Creek Update Leslie Betlach gave an update on May Creek. She noted she received an email that the removal of the sockeye broodstock collection weir was a bit of a struggle this year. They started removing the weir on October 30t" and finished November 2"d. High flows and a lot of leaf debris forced them to stop trapping October 27.cAt..tL��e �.� _ w� . , � � l� ' 10,729 adult sockeye were trappe�from September 6—October � 26, 2012. They are confident we will reach 20 million eggs once spawning is complete at the hatchery, making it the largest egg take on record. , 11.13.12min l e � � � City of Renton Park Board Minutes Navember 13,2012 Page 4 of 4 teslie aiso shared a replica of the signage and plans to apply far grants ta remove invasive plants. Potentially same removal cou(d be done on Arbor/Earth Day. � IX. INFORMATICIN Terry noted dates of the numerous upcoming holiday events and instrucfied anyone who would like a parking pass for Clam Lights to contact Sandy, Marlene Wir�ter reported being at the Dog Park and there was glass everyuvhere. She went ta the Cammunity Center to report it. Kelly was aware of the problem and checking inta the circumstances. Terry reminded everyone whenever there is vandalism or undesirable activity at any of aur parks to cai)911 and report the incident. Terry annour�ced there wauid be two Thanksgiving dinners held this year,one at the Senior Activity Center(€or seniars only) and one at Luther`s Table far the entire cammunity.. X. AD]CIURNMENT A motion was made by Troy Wigestrand and seconded by Mike O'Donin to adjourn the Navember 13, 2012, meeting at 6:00 p.m. All were in favor, motion carried, meeting adjourned. I I � .� �T $lL,J'il � I � ( V11.13.12min __ _ � ,� . � • 11/13/2012 Community Services Department %,�`'�,, RentonSeniorAdivityCenter w'!r!J Community Services Department � Renton Senior Activity Center—Organizational Chart A"Home Away From *•�ry�b•,m�+-m• „ eam�n��morcom �ms•rvk.. ,-�. Home". � .�mw��.m. n.ar.aro�ot«ror ene.no.y R�u�NbnSupervYw KKny ev.am - .�._. 6�anl�ry � , � . weei.um. a..�ciwwn ��f I f J f I',�.i , l�nMMIC G 1� R�a�nCowU�tt •�• Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center Cost Recovery and Program Pricing SeniorActivlty Center Budget • SeniorActivity Center Programming is 20120perotlonBudget-$543,524 mostly subsidized 2011 Revenue ProJection-5114,000 • Senior Programming is identified as an �012ExpenseLfneltem5avingsProjectlon-530,000 underserved population requiring CostRecovery-28% subsidy •�ZF�i�J��;, 2013/2014CIP-594.877(foreochyear) '�ZFSjffjflr� 1 . �. • � 11/13/2012 Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Adivity Center ... Card Scan Program: �� Thlsfree membership I program allows Senior ' Center staff to collect information on those that attend the Senior Activity Center. Welcome Desk: �wwww«.a�.�.. �,iu MakingtheRentonSeniorActivityCentera"HomeAwayFrom ��' '�`' � Home"is one of our top priorltles.Our Welcome Desk k�� 5� volunteersgreeteveryonethatcomesintothecenter.Theyalso �,,,.-- ��a � provNe information and conduct tours of the facility.Ope2tlon hours are 9:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.Monday thru Friday. fa�nNe 65% MNe 3S% � i�'r,flfJjltr') wr, -: S��-'.!S(fj'f i kY. Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center � � Partnerships: Nutrition Program: ��zo�z,theRmtonSeniorActivi[yCenterhaspartneredwith23 • Each meal served is approved organizatlons that help to provide quality services and recreational by a d(etftlan and provides activities to senior citizens atthe Renton Sentor Activity Center. 1/3 of the dally nutrit(onal ' needs. �uev �ow•, n.monnonry ' • Allmealzservedarecooked eo.�ww.e,o�r��.yx�. m.,nuc,.�.o.na�a� hMenS�nbrAcMvlqGabrlldvbory from scratch using fresh GnV� ce�in» � 3-�- ingredlents. • The�utritionslteatthe cnrorwnm.[mcbwuunbo sweucw S�nbrS�rvlasofS�attN/qn�tounty m�o Renton Senior Activity Center isoneofthelargastinKing aniA..�d.inow�w..s wtwnra.,d.uo„or s�u�Huis.�.wt. County.Over75mealsare ��•�^ nwnaF.d•n�emoby..s serveddaily. u.�wiNu,�,��.rFkm a,�.�er..a wiaow.aMm�,uooco�.�iauo� • Soclallution Is a key �,�.�, componentofthenutrition G�neore•ihalnd{��tEayla n:e.�ty�cw�m� m.�k.,no.. prog2m. �e� IOnGCountY��3a�MtY M�atonCommunkY M�Vo � •r�S�•J �,.� ��a _��tfJSS�,"a � �r� n ,a wr.�•,�e�.s.mon xano�ww,�4 2 I � • 11/13/2012 Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center � ,� �- Hyde Shuttle: tt • Funded by Metro,the Hyde Shuttle is e free van servke for senlors 55 ' C�I I ee Ba r� and older and people wkh dtsabllkies IWing In the Cfty of Renton. More than 100 senior cRfzens utilize the Coffee Bar everyday. Qualified ckfzens can rfde anywhere wkhfn the Renton ciry Ifmks Starbucks and Panera Bread will donate a proJected 550,000 in • Because of increasfng demands,two Hyde Shuttle vans now provfde pastries and bread products for our Coffee Bar in 2012, service in Renton.Servfce hours arc 8:00 a.m.to 4:00 p.m. ' • In 2012 the Hyde Shuttle has provided 4,500 one-way trfps for more �� than 210 people. ' i?�j l'�JI��":� �i?CV�f l'(.CjS i l:r�} Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center ;'Library Remodel � I ,s,� .�.�.,. Renton Communlry Foundatton: � The Renton SenlorActivlty Center Foundation started wlth a � $600,000 donatlon fmm the es[ate ofGeorge and Janls Ikup In �� 2009. • The L(brery rc-model proJect was funded by the Ikuta Donatlon and cos[$66,032 through the fnterest accrued from the Tund. , �#, • Foundation balance Is currently at$644,000. , _G�.�fjf�(I�',"� ' _�ZP'fICJf��+!'� 3 ; I • � 11/13/2012 Communit Services De artment Communit Services De artment I � Y p Y p Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center ,, I � . 1 , � .��:� . �r � r F�+ .f-y�'3c Mayor'sSeniorCitizensAdvisoryCommittee: Volunteers: «�� • The primary purpose ofthis committee(s to assist staff in identifying • Volunteers are one of the keys to the succeu of the Renton the needs of senior citizens at the Penfo�Senior Activity Center. Senior Activity W nter. • A half day re[reat was held on June 25,2012,with the purpose of • We project 120 volunteers will volunteer over 13,000 hours in setting goals for the upcoming year. 2012.Thls equates io$284,000 of service. _i<�tS't_.SJ.f1 y",� 1�."�..L1�JS I l?',a Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center i P001 ROOm—AV2C2g25 30 p12y2C5 p21'd2y '',ThursdayAfternoon Dances-A�erages 120 dancers i every week I � ' i � $ - T , L I � d �� o.., _ . �1r1"jffjfl�?�3 S�_'�+,�t'll'J��"� �I 4 . . � � 11/13f2012 Community Seruices Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Rentan Senior Activity Center " Craft Room—Averages 50 users per day Exercise Classes I�. '� „,��I� � N� �. `.,ra � �a„ �"'", °.=rr�'�; 7 i � � a 4i `4K i�fk!'�-fS�M;7 . . �'��;�p+��.1;jl4r� Community Services Department Cammunity Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center S�nl4t'Hik25 ' Fitness Room—Averages 23 users per day � � 51;��'`'yy �� n� , : �, /N � � �'., ,'�� :?_tj 1;�Si�','� ��Y t'it'f}Ci�",`� 5 � , . • � 11/13/2012 �� Community Services Department Community Services Department , Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center I � Trips and Tours Computer Room—Averages 50 users per week � ;rr�vC"` .. n '�-.,,.._..., ,�. "'bi `�' „t. ��?�jit.Ji1��3 �t rL':�Jt!k�;,� Community Services Department Community Services Department Renton Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Center `Drop-in Social Programs SeniorActivity CenterSupports Many �y .��'�� Organizations in the Community ? • City Functions and Events � • Renton School District Events • Local Non-Profit Businesses • Service Organizations • Civic-Minded Agencies �,.. •��rJ�l��:a _,?�j��ri�„a I 6 I , _ « � � 11j23J2012 Community Services Department Community Services Department Rentan Senior Activity Center Renton Senior Activity Ce�ter The Cammunity Servtces Department Working togefher as a Team! •Parks and Goif Course D}visSott maintatns the beauty of the Senior Activity Center's Opportunitles: auuide grounds and perk areas. � The Re�ton Senior AetiWty tenter is a 33 yearvotd facitity. k is requiring more and more maintenanae and updatfng •Fadtities Divfsion maintains and takes to kcep It a first-claas facitity. care of custodial serviees and 6uildiog � Keeptng atUvity rnsts affardabie for the seniar papulation maintenance for the Senlor Activity while meeting cost recovery. Center. • Marketing-continue to Ioak at new and innovative •Other Divis3ans asslst the Seniar Center methods to market the Renton Senior Activlty Center. Activiry Cente�in multiple amazing ways. � What is the future7 Senipr Center will be working on a , bus3rsess pian tn 2023 to help determinc our goais. f+!�(�lr_� 6s":7 t�:� IiC.' It'�,) J_J ! S�.1!_ I Cammunity Services Department I Rerrton Senior Activity Center I � urr , - i1��C�(�(}#tisr'a 7 Colnln�unity Services Depa1,t111e11t OctoL�e�� .�� ,� City of : � . � � h�-.. � .�; ■■■�� _ �, �,�,� , � �� .�� — ` P � } `m; }.i : F � � � � � �� 3� "tic c�.'x`�;�. �.....'..'.-,_-.,, � �. .. � � �.... .� . � �' .`��"� � .,vS �. #�� F� � 3� F "�'� � S' F � . �� . .� �.. � �� •� 1�i� �� . . �-�._. � qr�. : � , �� _ ; , w . ? w _ . .�. . ��. r�- � : �� - � �� . � .��, ;�`'"`� �.��"� , � _ w �.�, , _ �... . i � � � STATISTI +�S � Parizs & Natural Areas i,ao8 acres ❖33 developed parizs/7 undeveloped parks • Facilities 839,3oq. sq. ft. • Trails �miles} x2.7� miles � V�olunteer Hours (Zou} 3o,oaa hrs � Attendance @ 12ec facilities {Zax�} z8�,z�2 � Home Repairs 8�'7 � Hum.an Svcs. granted funds q.3 Programs +� Rounds of golf � Maplewood 5g,6oa � Museum Grants �Z�,000 17 Community Services Department by City Service Area � .. : � .,, . . . . • •.� . 433 1224 5U2 295 506 4.33 2135 777 295 5dfi 47.45 11032 752 3 049 529 47.20 11141582 3 093 688 2.32 286 362 3 000 2.32 291999 3 000 n�€t; .. `� " a.aa - - a.oa - - 12.9Q 3 262 655 2 453 669 12.90 3 221797 2 487 449 ``��"' 23.50 4 230 521 4 276 112 23.50 4 07Q 454 4 Q92 976 . •.- . •� i � r �� • .� . Safe and Health O.Od 90 040 - 0.00 60 40d Livable Communit 0.00 2 672 725 33Q 000 OAO 1475 Op0 275 000 I Re resentative Gov't 0.00 - - 0.00 - - MobiEi 0.00 - 4.00 - ( Utilities&Environment 0.�0 30 000 - O.QO 15 004 15�00 i internal Su ort 0.00 100 p00 - 0.00 - - . . . � �� tii i t � �� •E �t� i � . . •.• .� •� � � �� : •� : � . • • for detaited tisting of pregrams,pleasa see the 2D13-14 Budget Document I I 18 . Ta ki n � easu remer�t � � Best Business Fraetiees � Carganizat�onal Review � Health�Work Force �� Publie Comments--Surveys ,..---�` �,� -# :.�, � .o,-t.. _,�w .y�. � �q, �:. � �... II ,'�;_K ..� K... � y - L, _ i9 T • ak� n � easurement � � Accreditatian � Cost Modeling �i � Parks Recreation Natural Areas Plan �� Certification(s) � � � � T� kin � easureme �t � � Grants � Schalarships � Partnerships # Danatians � Volunteerism �, �. � , . . . ..., . Percentofcontractscompletedwfthagenciesbytheendofthefirstquarterofthefirstyearaf $� the two yearfvnd(n$cycie. Daily Attendance at Sentor Center 250 MalnYatnarincreaseLhenumberofoffftiallyrecognixedne'tgbborhoods(associatio�s 72 participattng in the progrem Num6er of Museum visitors and peopte served by outreach 4.8� Occuppancyrate forCarcoTheatre programs and rentats annually 60% Event aitendees wiii rate overati experience satisfadion Ievels of 3 orbetter(outnf 5} 80% Percentage af participatlon and occupancyforRecreatian progrems and rantals ann�alty 60% PertentageofpaKidpationandoctupancyiorReatonCommunttyCenterprogramsandrenials 6� annually Percentof patrons who express an overall"great"or"good"rating with the AquaticCenterfn 48% ourannua)pass card survey. Overall customersatisiadion rating is good to exte3lent tn cleanli�ess and appearante of $� Parks and 7rails Systems �, Value af w(unteerservice $I�z60�� Overall condition of the golf course is rated good to excellent in customersatisfaction survey 85% Customersatisfaction surveys rate the cteaniiness and appearance of Renton's open space 75� and natural areas as good orhigher. Number of Facil ities HelpDesk Projects complete 1,653 Custodial Services square feetaf coverage peremp�oyee t�FMA 60th percentile) 20,A24 Forcomp7ete 7isttng af at1 Progrom Measures p7ease see t6e Renton Resulu Section of ihe 6udgei documeni 2Z - - -` - - - II ' ' I I � Chan es for 2013-2014 ' � • CDB�/Human Services . • Museum • Recreation • Neighborhood Resources and Events 6 • � � ref3-gi/3-74 �ha r� es for 2� 13-2� 14 � � Farks � Golf Course +� Parks Planning and Natural Resources � Facilities ��`�;'�� :�z � ��' ' �" ��' �`�, Y .� � �I ,y� II � •� r I;� I i!- .. 'w.. . f 4 i;� t3-51/3`74) ' x4 � * . 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