Anthony Park Future Development Project Community Services Department July 23,1991 IHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH INDEX X. TMXXX. INTRODUCTION STAFF REPORT ACTION PLAN CIP/PHASE NT- IN PLAN APPENDIX IHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I 1■11 111'12..CDIDT.JC al I CD1•11 IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII INTRODUCTION The revitalization of Charles Anthony Park represents not only a challenge to the City of Naples, but one for the community at large to strive toward for the accomplishment of a common goal. Its significance extends substantially beyond that of merely aesthetic improvements. It is the hope and belief of all of those involved in the project, both directly and indirectly, to initiate a rebuilding of confidence and trust both now and for the future. In addition, it is equally important for us as a community to remember the past and the selfless sacrifice made by the fallen hero for whom the park was originally dedicated. 11111111111111 11 111111 1 11 1 111111111 11 11111111 WI 1111 111111111111111 S 9E' .A.. F F 1=2. E 1P CII:z.z . 1111111H1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BACKGROUND In December of 1974, 1.77 acres of land was donated to the City of Naples by Henry Watkins, Fritz Thurner, and Alfred Hackney. The intent for use of this property at the time was for the development of a City park. Funding became available and work began and continued through 1974 and 1975 until the original site plan was complete. In 1976 the park was officially named for Charles C. Anthony, who was killed in action on May 12, 1969. A second tract of land consisting of 3.07 acres was donated by Henry Watkins, Fritz Thurner, and Alfred Hackney in December of 1978. The intent for utilization of this additional property was that of future park expansion. In the years following, a number of projects geared toward restoration or new improvements were completed ( a separate list of specific items can be found in the appendix). In the 1989/90 budget year an expansion for Anthony Park was planned. The status thus far of that plan was the creation of a conceptual design for which a capital improvement budget submission was made and included in the 1991/92 CIP. in February of 1991, as a pre-curser to the expansion program, the City purchased an additional 1.8 acres of land from the Bethel AME Church of Naples. The current 1991/92 CIP project for the Anthony Park expansion at a cost of $511,000 was to be recommended for funding as a bond project. Since the formulation of the 1991/92 CIP projects certain concerned citizens raised questions regarding the method of funding for Anthony Park expansion. Many believed that the expansion plan had been deleted from the program and this assumption triggered a public outcry for immediate attention regarding improvements for Anthony Park. -1- ANALYSIS The original Anthony Park expansion conceptual plan provided for improvements to some existing facilities and the addition of new facilities. Restoration plans for improvement included current restroom facilities, expansion of the baseball field to a regulation softball field, resurfacing of basketball and racquetball courts and shelters. Proposed new improvements included a significant amount of park green space, site lighting, walkways and paths, decks, pavilions, parking area, playground equipment, lighting for the softball field and a boat ramp. The total cost of this project as proposed was $511,000 to be supplemented by a UR-FRDAT grant. The resulting concern as demonstrated by the community prompted the new Community Services Department staff to seek an alternative method to begin improvements to Anthony Park. A review of the current proposal and conceptual design was conducted. Following this review it was believed that more community input was necessary to insure that proposed Improvements were needed and/or desired and would be utilized by the community. The second concern for the staff was the ability to devise a method for incremental implementation of improvements over a period of years through different phases. This method would be different to that of a lump sum amount as proposed in the original concept. The park space was geographically divided into five areas. The intent for the division of areas was to allow not only for the incremental method of improvements, but improvements in each area could stand on their own year to year. The staff then gathered input from the public who utilizie the park, telephone or correspondence, and a public meeting. All information was considered and included to varing degrees relative to those options in a new conceptual design that was then -2- organized into phases. Specific improvements for each phase were outlined and the phases numbered for Implementation. A revised Capital Improvement Project plan was created which phased in improvements to the park over a period of five years. The phasing of the project over this period of time would allow for smaller more manageable amounts of funding to be set aside and approved rather than considering a one lump sum all or nothing type of improvement request. The complete phasing proposal and revised CIP request can be found in the following section of this report. RECOMMENDATIONS In considering recommendations for implementation a number of factors have been taken into consideration including available funding, a previous lack of attention to the park, overall citizen concern, and our general and specific responsibilities for the provision of quality parks and recreation services. It is also extremely evident from discussions our staff has had with other members of the community, City Council members, as well as impacts from newspapers and periodicals, we must address the problem at hand. In order to consider a specific recommendation it is important to understand and be made aware of the type of options that are available to us. Therefore, we wish to provide you with several options that may be available: (1) provide for no expansion of the park at this time, but improve substantially on our normal maintenance and operations responsibilities to bring the park up to a level and quality to that in other parks within the City's park system. -3- (2) follow the original conceptual design making improvements as cited and funding the project based on the potential of a proposed bond.issue. No time frame for this type of funding is available at this time, however, immediate improvements would probably not be feasible. (3)provide for a five-step phasing process with incremental improvements over the next five years. This would include implementation of a new conceptual plan for which more community input was gained and more immediate steps for improvement action can be initiated. It is our recommendation to implement step 3 in order to effectuate the most immediate and positive impact In the community. A:APark -4- IIIIIIIIIIIIII11IIIII1IIIIIII1III1 MII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AC 9E' C) Lak.14 1IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII M I IIIIIII I Action Plan Long Term El Short Term 0 Group Members RAMBOSK, FEDELEM, LYKINS, CROUSE Date 7/S/g1 WHITTAKER, Goddard OBJECTIVE Develop a revised conceptual design for improvements to Anthony Park, create an accompanying phase in plan to accomplish it and resubmit the CIP for the 1991-92 fiscal year. Person Responsible SPECIFIC STEPS Scheduled Completion Date Date Completed 1. Prepare Action Plan Rambosk 7/8/91 7/8/91 2. Develop concept of improvements Rambosk 7/8/91 7/8/91 3. Disseminate/collect information from Parks & Rec. Board on Anthony Park project. Rambosk 7/9/91 7/9/91 Rambosk Fedelem Lykins Crouse 7/15/91 7/15/91 6. Prepare draft (drawing) of possible Fedelem phase in configuration. 7/18/91 7/18/91 7. Review and prepare outline of CI? funds for 1991-92. Lykins 7/18/91 7/18/91 8. Crouse 7/18/91 7/18/91 Rambosk Norman 17/19/91 7/19/91 4. Select personnel for a Review Rambosk Committee and contact for acceptance 5. Schedule and accomplish initial strategy meeting reference to maintenance, Budget and Genera) Operating. Direction (City staff) for Park. 9. Check renovation and equipment improvement costs. Set up public meetings Send Notifications 10. Review House Donation Ask Building Inspector to assist in evaluating condit i on. Zoning 7/23/91 7/23/91 _1. Hold public meeting kll 7/23/91 7/23/91 -5- members Action Plan Long Tenn 0 Short Term 0 Date Group Members OBJECTIVE Person Responsible SPECIFIC STEPS Scheduled Completion Date 12. First draft of Conceptual Plan, cost analysis and phase in plan. Rambosk Fedelem Lyk ins 7/25/91 13. Create interim plan for maintenance refurbishing and other Community Service work. Al) 7/29/91 14. Final Rambosk Fedelem Lykins Crouse 7/31/91 15. Schedule, notify and hold special Parks & Rec. Board Meeting. Rambosk 8/6/91 16. Begin maintenance work. 17. Present new plan to City Manager and Finance Director for review. Rambosk Presentation to Council Budget review. Rambosk 8/15/91 Goddard r20/91 /8. . draft of overall plan. members improvement during Organize and schedule volunteer labor for refurbishing park equipment. 8/8/91 •.• 20. Hold work days for volunteer labor All Members 21. Begin CIP improvements order necessary equipment and supplies. 22. Prepare Conceptual schedule. 23. Begin Conceputal Fedelem Crouse Plan Improvements Fedelem Crouse Plan Improvements 8/9/91 Fedelem Crouse 9/14/91 0/4/91 10/18/91 10/25/91 Dge Completed 7/25/91 7/31/91 Long Term Sticct Term 0 0 Action Plan Group Members ttern0 Date OBJECTIVE SPECIFIC STEPS Perm Responsible Scheduled Completion Date 24. Complete Phase I Improvements All Members 12/6/91 25. Re-dedication of new Park improvements. Mayor City Council City Manager Community All Members 12/15/91 Date Completed 11 1 Clo 1\1" i i Ic Action Volunteer Groups Group Contact UTS Mrs. Goddard FOP John Holloway Rotoract Chris Wright 263-6403 (Engineers in Construction) City Employee Volunteers Tara Norman IN PLAN CAPITAL PROJECT REQUEST - CONSTRUCTION AND \OR LAND ACQUISITION DEPARTMENT\DIVISION: Community Services/Parks & Parkways ACCT. NO. CONTACT PERSON: Terry L. Fedelem PHONE NO. 434-4687 REFERENCE NO. . PROJECT TITLE: Anthony Park Renovations & Expansion 3. PURPOSE OF PROJECT REQUEST FORM (CHECK ONE) ( )PROJECT ADVANCED FROM PREVIOUS PROGRAM. (X)ADD NEW ITEM TO PROGRAM. ( )DELETE ITEM IN A YEAR ALREADY IN PROGRAM. ( )MODIFY PROJECT ALREADY ADOPTED IN PROGRAM. . DEPARTMENT PRIORITY: 10 . LOCATION: East End of 5th Ave N . DESCRIPTION: Renovate and redesign facilities and expand use of unimproved property. 1991-92 $ SOURCES OF FINANCING 54589 . UTR 1992-93 $ 54527 1993-94 $. 52010 1994-95 $ 37015 1995-96 $ 33880 FIVE YEAR TOTAL $ 232021 TOTAL COST . FISCAL YEAR Renovations and landscaping to the tot lot, basketball/racquetball courts, restrooms, and site amenities will be completed in Phase I. The next four years concentrate on the expansion of the PERCENTAGE INFLATION ADJ.: UTR . NET EFFECTS ON OPERATING COSTS (+ OR -): PERSONAL SERVICES: it PERSONNEL ADDED\DELETED $ 4665 ( 1. ) FRINGES $ 1611 ( .0 MAINTENANCE & OPERATING EXPENSES: 5395 SUPPLIES\SERVICES $ ( 4. ) 1150 (+) $ OTHER $ ball field and unimproved pl'operty. ( ) SALARIES UTILITIES The original Anthony Park CIP project for the budget year 1991-92 was eliminated and a new park development plan has been created. A phased-in approach to the park improvements will occur over the next five years. The first year of improvements are designed to bring existing facilities up to other City park standards. AFTER FIFTH YEAR $ SPECIFICS OF FINANCING: 7. JUSTIFICATION: 9. NET EFFECT ON INCOME (+ OR -): . - $ TAXES ( ) $ ( ) SUBTOTAL $ ( ) (+) GAIN FROM SALE OF REPLACED ASSETS $ ( ) ( ) TOTAL OTHER INCOME ( ) CAPITAL OUTLAY: $ TOTAL EFFECT ON COSTS $ ,; 12821 ( ) CONSTRUCTION AND\OR LAND ACQUISITION 11.AMOUNT OF LAND: 6.14 Acres (# ACRES\FRONT FT.\SQUARE FT.) 10. STATUS OF PROJECT: (CHECK APPROPRIATE ITEM\ITEMS) ( ) PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE ( ) SURVEY IN PROGRESS (X) SKETCHES OR PRELIMINARY PLANS COMPLETED ( ) PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN PREPARATION ( ) PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY 12.STATUS OF LAND (CHECK APPROPRIATE ITEM): ( ) NOT YET AQUIRED (X) AQUIRED 13.LAND COSTS (IF ANY): $ N/A PER ACRE\FR. FT.\SQ. FT $ TOTAL 14.BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COSTS (IF ANY): N/A TOTAL SQ. FT.\CU. FT. $ PER SQ. FT.\CU. FT. $ TOTAL AIR CONDITIONING ( ) YES 15.RIGHT OF WAY CONSTRUCTION DESIGN INSTALLATION TOTAL COST ( ) NO ADDITIONAL COMMENTS DESIGN/ENGINEERING IRRIGATION 445 8489 8934 LANDSCAPING 333 6334 6667 GRADING 12865 12865 FENCING 1983 1983 LIGHTING 2500 2500 18140 18140 SIDEWALKS & ACCES. OTHER 3500 ' , 16.BREAKDOWN BY FISCAL YEAR IN-HOUSE LABOR 1 1991-92 2 1992-93 3500 3 1993-94 4 1994-95 5 1995-96 11730 i CONTRACTS MATERIAL . 1983 40876 17.ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: 18. SUBMITTING AUTHORITY: .-, SUBMITTED Bi-t._---el-,-A-xi,;X.-edeLg"._. --- (SIGNATURE) -1 0- Parks & Parkways POSITION: Superintendent DATE: _y..//-21._ . FISCAL YEAR COST DESCRIPTION 1991-1992 - Phase I Renovate Racquetball $ Renovate Playground Renovate Restrooms Picnic table (1) Playground Equipment Park Bench (1) Water fountain (2) Site Lighting (2) Signage Fencing Sidewalk/Path 6 ft. width Clearing Earthwork/Fill Landscape & Irrigation Renovate Shelter 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 10,000 340 300 2,500 2,500 1,983 4,500 6,000 6,865 15,601 500 $ 54,589 SUB TOTAL: 1992-1993 - Phase II Multiple Purpose Field Construction Picnic Tables (1) Benches (1) Waste Receptacle (1) Fencing Sidewalk/Path 6 ft. width Landscape & Irrigation Survey Fee Goal Post SUB TOTAL: 25,915 500 340 350 1,983 7,204 14,735 2,000 1,500 $ 54,527 1993-1994 - Phase III 1 Park Space III Parking Lot Shelters (2) Picnic Tables (2) 8,250 7,000 5,000 1,000 Benches (1) Waste Receptacle (1) Water Fountain (1) Site Lighting Fencing Sidewalk/Path 6 ft. width Landscape & Irrigation Clearing 340 350 300 1,000 3,200 6,390 13,180 6,000 SUB TOTAL: 52,010 1994-1995 - Phase IV Park Space IV Picnic Tables (1) Benches (1) City Receptacle (1) Site Lighting Sidewalk/Path 6 ft. width Landscape & Irrigation Bike Rack IMF Shelters (2) Rip Rap Deck 8,675 1,000 680 350 2,500 4,050 9,260 500 5,000 1,600 3,400 SUB TOTAL: 37,015 1995-1996-Phase V Park Area ,V Parking (7) Picnic Tables (4) Benches Waste Receptacle Site Lighting Sidewalk/Path 6 ft. width Shelter Landscaping & Irrigation Clearing Recreation and Storage Storage 64.25 7,000 2,000 680 700 1,000 1,500 500 3,500 6,000 18,000 SUB TOTAL: 33,880 AVAILABLE OPTIONS: Basketball resurfacing Access Road Improvements Chickees - Palm & Thatch (Alternative) Gate-IMF Multi-field Lighting Utilities • Property Appraisal Fee Site Lighting Boat Ramp Ramp Design 2,532 2,500 1,440 1,025 75,000 2,000 2,500 5,400 19,500 4,700 SUB TOTAL: 116,597 FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC BREAKDOWN SEE APPENDIX la CMIk 4•11 !-M1 MN Mil WO rail MIN 15111111 MIN WM AIN FM FINN EMI 6111111 <,, 1111010ittttlitittilltUtILU111111ttlitt441111111111t11111.111111.1111tUtititittltle , ■ berms Phase I ) 1 \ \ ■ i ' Pr\ i ire 'le '; f■ ' ' % 00 .,.. bench rcqueTbaIt \ s , -basketball _ playground I -11 bleachers -. " • • •),„ 1 -- f 1,7 1'3/ 3:44,14. s I. A anniumuttitumminummummunmummitimitimmumminiummummilimitimummimmut iiimin)thi E o • i' .74 E.: o'b • Nb 0 A \ 9 CD •P • —= . • 0 N4644 ■ g I-I Y1 F.," E i = = o in - vontutnnwapapassouumuli 1111 ....-.>4 •. i 1 111111 NMI Ill. Lill F-ft Fail EMI ENO all EMI LIN-11 amiunniumnumituusuillumr: ., ),„ 11101iinit E NMI MIN MN ',Mil lila . ,• rip rap bank wood deck picnic shelter Cf royal palmsi ' / I 'I Phase IV t. picnic shelter i r~ 4/1" APPENDIX A 1\1 "1" I-1 0 1\1 'Y P A R I< cost phase 1 1. Fill - 650 cu yd Delivered & Spread $6,175 2. Grading Earthwork 690 3. Base Fill - From Water Plant -0- 4. Grass 2,592 a. Floratam Sod 9,700 sq ft b. Bahia Sod 4,000 sq ft 440 c. Bahia Seed 9,200 sq ft 552 $1,600 5. Landscape - Sign, Entry, Playground 4,075 6. Irrigation 8,934 a. Controller + Valves b. Extend Lines for Future c. Sprinkler System 2,730 684 5,520 7. Sidewalk - Concrete 3000 sq ft 4,500 i 8. Clearing (include landfill fees) 9. Fence 120' of 4' high chain link ($6.25/foot) 10. Goal Posts + Net 6,000 750 1,500 Di Br ra ct N -5E 1=• 2 'R. lc Phase II - Ball Fields Cost 1. Fill - From Water Plant 1,650 cu yd $ -0- 2. Fill - Top Soil 2,037 cu yd 19,350 3. Grading Earthwork 2,700 4. Grass 5,240 5. a. Bahia Sod 4,000 sq ft b. Seed 80,000 sq ft 440 4,800 Irrigation a. Valves (4) b. Sprinkler System 10,860 200 10,660 6. Fence 160' of 4' High (6.25/foot) 1,775 Fence 100' of 6' High (7.75/foot) 775 7. Clay In-Field 2,500 N `11 1-1 CD DI P R 'Phase III Cost 1. Base Fill - Water Plant Material 1,200 yds 2. Fill - Top Soil - Delivered & Spread 800 yds 3. Grading Earthwork 4. Path or Sidewalk - 4,260 sq ft 6,390 5. Grass 1,880 $-07,600 650 a. Bahia Sod 4,000 sq ft 440 b. Bahia Seed 24,000 sq ft 1,440 6. Parking Lot - 7 Spaces 7,000 7. Irrigation 7,450 11 a. Valves 250 b. Extend Lines for Future 480 c. Sprinkler System 6,720 8. Clearing (include landfill fees) 9. Fence a. Fence (to west boundary) 4' x 280' b. Gate 6,000 (6.25/foot) 1,750 2,000 10. Landscape a. Parking Lot 1,100 b. Trees & Shrubs 2,750 ,; -21- AN THE ON .5C 1=)A Ric Phase V Cost 1. Base Fill - Water Plant Material 550 yd $-0- 2. Fill - Top Soil - Delivered & Spread 550 yd 5,225 3. Grading Earthwork 1,200 4. Grass a. 5. Bahia Seed 40,000 sq ft 2,400 Irrigation a. Valves b. Sprinkler System 200 9,600 6. Clearing (include landfill fees) 6,000 7. Landscaping (Trees & Plants) 1,200 A DI ¶ H D N"1" lz) A R. K. Phase. V Cost 1. Base Fill - Water Plant Material 550 yd $-0- 2. Fill - Top Soil - Delivered & Spread 550 yd 5,225 3. Grading Earthwork 1,200 4. Grass a. Bahia Seed 40,000 sq ft 2,400 5. Irrigation a. Valves b. Sprinkler System 200 9,600 6. Clearing (include landfill fees) 6,000 7. Landscaping (Trees & Plants) 1,200 e 11■I I■1 Isl. ;',J17'tk MEMO --- TO: Kevin Rambosk, Interim Community Services Director FROM: David Lykins, Interim Superintendent of Recreation/ Enterprises DATE: July 23, 1991 SUBJECT: Charles Anthony Park Departmental records indicate that land acquisitions for the current Charles Anthony Park complex breakdown is as follows: (see attachment # 1) 1.1 A. Original park property consisting of 1.77 acres of land was donated to the City in December of 1974. Land originally owned by Henry Watkins, Fritz Thurner, and Alfred Hackney. 1.2 B. Second tract of land consisting of 3.07 acres of land was donated to the City in December of 1978. Land owned by Henry Watkins, Fritz Thurner, Alfred Hackney. 1.3 C. Purchased 1.8 acres of land from the Bethel AME Church of Naples for $1,06,480 in February, 1991. During the time span from 1974 to present, numerous CIP projects were authorized to upgrade property and add facilities to the new park (see attachment # 2). In addition to the items outlined, various on-going replacement projects involving park benches, tables, painting, landscape and irrigation projects are set up on a revolving program with all parks city wide. With additional research, I hope to set up a more detailed file on all parks city wide. If you need additional information, please let me know. ) Attachments A: Bkdown milm MN FON MIN MIN Mk QUO EEO Pill qii. qiii NMI • • • Av NOTE: Proposed main and Park not to scale. t4 • 04 .47 • • A • :: 7.-'.- • =^-7.-_ ,..-st---,7..7: ..1.-r: fr'ir:_r-J. 4-7:-TY:' ':::'- F---.' , -='-:: ,.-7-- -,':,..-Z-= , ...,, --- ..,- ,, -.- ._-........, - -' _ - ___:::____.___:: __ r 11: A xv,t, RESOLUTION NO. c J13 • A RESOLUTION NAMING THE NEW PARK AT THE RIVER PARK EAST PROJECT, TO BE KNOWN AS THE "CHARLES C. ANTHONY PARK". WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Board has recommended that the new park at the River Park East project be named "Charles C. Anthony Park" in memory of a young black man who had resided in Ndples . and was killed in action on May 12, 1969; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Naples, Florida: SECTION 1. That the new park at the River Park East project is hereby named "CHARLES C. ANTHONY PARK". SECTION 2. El ti This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption. PASSED IN OPEN AND REGULAR SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NAPLES, FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF MARCH, 1976. Mayor ---.77H:Trz-- E. 0. Heineman ATTEST: ji anet L. Davis City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY BY harles K. Allan, City Attorney -26- r 111111 [VII MN 101 'MO al111 Mg MIN ON RN ON NM US Attachment # 2 ANTHONY PARK CIP PROJECTS 1974 - 1990 %. YEAR BUDGETED PROJECT # PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1990/91 91013 Resurface Basketball ct 1989/90 89011 Anthony Park expansion $140,000 89006 Park benches $ 1988/89 89011 Anthony Park expansion 10,000 1987/88 88004 Playground equipment 10,000 1986/87 87004 Replacement of playground equipment 10,000 1986/87 87015 Resurfacing of racquetball court 10,000 1984/85 85N07 Lighting - basketball, tot lot, racquetball court 15,000 1988/89 1 m .41 1984-87 . 85N10 On-going landscaping projects -Fleischmann Park, River Park, and Anthony Park 1979/80 Restrooms 1974/75 Development of River Park East (Anthony Park) A: Anthony BUDGETED AMOUNT 3,000 7,500' . 60,000 . 35,000 AIM AIM CAM FT11111 F11111 CITY OF NAPLES *,FJXED/ASSEJS0110.. .64.MASTERIL1ISTIA. COMMUNITY SERVICES PARKS & PARKWAYS BET eo NO / PO DATE 07 MAKE/ MODEL ITEM NAME 10.623 36 ANTHONY./ 46 PARKS & PARKWAYS '51 MAKE/ MODEL ANTHONY PRK RSTRMS 0541i.M1441, 530-019-002 ANTHONY PARK 530-367-004 16007 7 . 4 1,0V,623136100. BUILDING AANTMONy 20400010031 47 LAND 4 ANTHONW 29 075%0O 47 0010 OF ITEMS 1 LOCATION/ FURTHER DESCRIPTION PARKS & RECREATION 5TH AVE NORTH PARKS & RECREATION 0010 44 48_1 0 400 .. RECREATION LIGHTS ANTHONY PARK BASKETBALL COURTS 4755 RACOETBAL COURTS 530-273-004 ITEM NAME 4s4aBO0X00gg.47 PARKS I. RECREATION 608E1 ANTHONY PARK 1 ADDITIONAL 4ANTHOHYP7 47 RECREATION TOTALS cr. COMMUNITY SERVICES TOTALS .6608500g* NO 411Reo84361, CITY OF NAPLES FIXED ASSETS MASTER LIST ? COMMUNITY SERVICES 7 RECREATION SSET PO NO / ) PO DATE NO DATE 07-23-91 PAGE 2 TIME 16 10 4412720l;8555b 578 t11111111 4111111 LION ANTHONY PARK LANDSCAPING 0015 PROJ*96X21 LOC* COST TYP* SERIAL NO A1111 IF: 11= : N DESCRIPTION CITY OF NAPLES FIXED ASSETS MASTER LIST COMMUNITY SERVICES RECREATION ." .SET PO NO / PO DATE. ITEM NAME .88 TOTALS HMI DATE 07-23-91 PAGE 1 TIME 16 10 LOC* COST TYP* SERIAL NO LNDSCPNG @ ANTHNY PK +9, 09=30 ,416'm. .66 glom mill aim mom al1111 MAKE/ MODEL SERIAL NO *** GRAND TOTALS OF ITEMS 4 NO OF ITEMS 5 DATE 07-23-91 PAGE 3 TIME 16 10 LOC* LOCATION/ COST TYP* FURTHER DESCRIPTION 76.008 36 NO OF ITEMS 5 5. 1 RECREAIION CIP EXPENDITURES' FY1990,1991 - PROJECT PROJECT DESCRIPTION NUMBER . , .. . . • • • J AMOUNT.. . 0.00 6900q CITY PIER SCRUCTURAL RENOVATION * 2367 50 344075 90001 SCHEDULE REPLACEMENT OF VEHICLES (4) 13646.00 9000Z ALUMINUM BLEACHERS 5496 00 90003 TOT LOT EGuIPMENT 9323 00 90004 PARK BENCHES & TABLES 6080 00 9000„., PARK LIGHTING 5104 53 90006 CITY OF NAPLES WASTE CONTAINERS 11439.00 90007 COMPUTER AND PRINTER 5327.00 90009 BASKETBALL/TENNIS COURT RESURFACING 5374 00 90021 SEAGATE SCHOOL SITE CONSTRUCTION 91001 2 RECREATION VEHICLES 91004 TOT LOT EGJIPMENT THROUGHOUT CITY 38105 53 .11667 37 13274 13 91006 CITY OF NAPLEF. WASTE CONTAINERS 70-100 1910 37 91007 RESTAIN BANDSHELL 2100 00 V1,009 ANTH0NY SPAR K-4-DE vEL0p m ENT Akir.t, 9101:.77 4 COMPUTERS & PRINTERS 70-000 00 10343.00 4800.00 91011 SHUFFLEBOARD COURT/CHfdKEE HUTS IMPRVMTS -GAMBIER PARK .:910fCOURT:RESURFACING/cAllbiERR -NETCPk.1FEEff771: 5 499: 00 ) #30 0 0 9101g PARK LIGHTING THROuGHOUT CITY PARKS • 91015 MIRRORS FOR DANCE STUDIO & FLOORING/FLEI SCHMANN PARK 9101,7, FENCING PROJECTS CITY PARKS 979.44 1300 00 835 00 23E631 62 -29- ' 1111111 VERSION YEAR-TO-DATE TRN/DATE SEG DESCRIPTION VENDOR (09) COMMUNITY SERVICES 89011 INVOICE * ANTHONY PARK 10-01-89 0 BUDGET 12-15-89 1 ANTHONY PARK 89011 04-09-90 2 APPRAISAL 89011 WILSON MILLER SO 8704 STFwART & STEPHA 90-0118 . YEAR 2 (10-31-90 -- 09-30-91) 10-01-90 0 BUDGET YEAR 3 (10-31-90 -- 09-30-91) , i PROJECT * 89011 TOTAL PERIOD ENDING 09-30-91 PERSONAL OPERATIONS & SERVICES MAINTENANCE ======= CAPITAL OUTLAY BALANCE ======= O 00 000 "- 000 000 O00 000 000 0.00 O 00 O 00 O 00 0 00 0. 00 0 00 - - - 0. 00 0. 00 0 00 0. 00 940. 75 2500.00 O 00 0 00 0.00 3440 75 0. 00 -O 00 0. 00 0. 00 0 00 0 00 000 ---- 3440 75 0. 00 0. 00 0.00 000 0 00 -940. 75 -3440 75 -3440. 75 3440 75 .041=11:11..*WOMMVOMMIIIIMIM IMMINEM PROJECT TRANSACTION REPORT (2/1). CITY OF NAPLES TRN/DATE SEG DESCRIPTION VENDOR INVOICE * ' (09) COMMUNITY SERVICES 91009 RUN TIME 13 25 DATE: 07-23-91 PAGE 4) 1 VERSION YEAR-TO-DATE PERIOD ENDING 09-30-91 . . ' PERSONAL OPERATIONS& ', CAPITAL BUDGET SERVICES MAINTENANCE OUTLAY BALANCE wwWWWWWwfailiMUKUMMAssgeW ===== = ======= (0) RECREATION ANTHONY PARK DEVELOPMENT 10-01-90 0 BUDGET 1 DEP/REAL ESTATE PuR 12-27-90 _ PAGE f1111111,Allik 0 j 1 10-31-88 ** CLOSED ** YEAR 1 (10-31-90 -- 09-30-91) '1. BUDGET PAGE * (0) RECREATION 10-01-88 0 RuDGET 7•=121101141•41111 MN MN MIN AM 11111. PUN TIME 13 25 DATE 07-23-91 PROJECT TRANRACT/ON REPORT f2/1) CITY OP NAPLES 10-31-90 ** OPEN ** FIRST UNION NATI 042639 70000 00 -0 00 1 8704 ANTHONY PARK 89011 89011 140-09-47-572-630 19266 89011 140-09-47-572-630 20344 90-0118 APPRAISAL 89011 *** *** AMOUNT .. 940 75 2500 00 3440 75 042639 DEP/REAL ESTATE PUR D41857 PUR LAND RIVER PARK 10648.00 59352 00 70000 00 73440 75 4 ITEMS LISTED 70000 00 59352 00 13 32:53 23 JUL 1991 PROJECT ACCOUNT NUMBER . PO* DOCREF* TRANSACTION DESC NUMBER 91009 140-09-47-572-610 91009 140-09-47-572-610 0. 00 00 - ' --0. 00- -" 0 00 0.00 0.00 _ 10648. 00 I Notice of Public Meeting • I . : I' ; Subject: Improvements to Charles Anthony Park Where: River Park Community Center 11th Street and Third Avenue North Date: Tuesday, July 23, 1991 Time: 7:00 p.m. This will be a meeting for residents of the City of Naples to provide their input and suggestions on improvements to Charles Anthony Park. This park is located at the end of Fifth Avenue North at the Gordon River. All concerned residents are urged to attend. Posted at: City Hall River Park Community Center Fleischmarm Park Community Center Norris Community Center, Cambier Park -31- COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS ANTHONY PARK FACILITIES RIVER PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 11TH STREET AND THIRD AVENUE NORTH NAPLES, FLORIDA Tuesday, , July 23, 1991 - 7:00 P.M. 1. PUBLIC INPUT/SUGGESTIONS ON IMPROVEMENTS TO CHARLES ANTHONY PARK ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS MEETING WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE. UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE HEARD. 735 EIGHTH STREET SOUTH • POST OFFICE BOX 413039 • NAPLES, FLORIDA 33941-3039 NEWS RELEASE Subject: Public Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Anthony Park Facilities Date: July 17, 1991 Further Information: Community Services Director Kevin Rambosk, 434-4680 The City of Naples Community Services Department is currently reviewing plans to make improvements at Charles Anthony Park. In order to invite public comment, a meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 23rd, at the River Park Community Center, on the corner of 11th Street and 3rd Avenue North. "We recognize that there is an immediate need to make improvements at Anthony Park, but without input from the public who uses the park, we stand a chance of wasting the scarce resources which are available to us," said Community Services Director Kevin Rambosk. Charles Anthony Park contains a baseball field, basketball and racquetball courts and a playground and is considered an "active" park. It is located at the end of Fifth Avenue North on the Gordon River. "We are hoping for a good turnout at the meeting next week," said Rambosk. "The City of Naples encourages interested persons to attend and participate in this information gathering process. It is particularly important for those who use or intend to use the park, and those residents who will be directly impacted by its improvements, to attend." 735 EIGHTH STREET, SOVH - NAPLES, FLORIDA 33940 •