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PARKS COMMITTEE MINUTES AUG 2 1990
August 211 1990 CITY OF KENT
CITY CLERK
Councilmembers Present: Steve Dowell, Chair; Jon Johnson and Jim
White.
Staff Present: Helen Wickstrom, Tony McCarthy, Cheryl Fraser,
Lea Britting, Robyn Bartelt, Patrice Thorell,
Carolyn Lake and Pam Rumer.
Others Present: None.
INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION 811 YEAR C.I.P. PLAN
Wickstrom stated that the Park Department C.I.P. consists of the
parks portion of the City C.I.P. , Open Space Bond Issue items and
the three projects for which the department is applying for IAC
grants. + .4.
Dowell commented that some of the same items are also included in
the 1991 budget. He questioned how the first three items would
affect deliberations on the 1991 budget. Both McCarthy and
Wickstrom explained that it will have no effect and discussed the
funding symbols in the C.I.P.
In response to Dowell 's concern, McCarthy stated that the Parks
C. I.P. will create no dollar changes in the City's C.I.P.
Wickstrom pointed out that there was an error in the East Hill Park
funding symbol. The symbol should have been "L" for Local funding
rather than "O" for Other Bonds. Wickstrom said that the City had
$400, 000 in local monies to acquire East Hill Park, of which
$295, 000 has been spent.
Both Wickstrom and McCarthy reassured Dowell that approving the
Parks C.I.P. would in no way change the City's current C.I.P.
Wickstrom stated it is an update to the Parks portion, as required
by the IAC grant process. The IAC suggests that any project for
which grant monies are being solicited be included on the Six Year
Parks C.I.P. in order to receive evaluation points. Two of the
three projects are not shown on the City's C.I.P. because they are
funded with King County Open Space Bond monies.
McCarthy suggested that perhaps the Plan could be updated on a
yearly basis.
White moved to recommend approval of the Park Department Six Year
C.I.P. to the Council in Resolution form. Johnson seconded the
motion. The motion passed unanimously.
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Park Committee Minutes
August 21, 1990
Page Two
MASTER PLAN DESIGNS FOR LAKE FENWICK PHASE III, ,EAST HILL PARK AND
RIVERVIEW PARK
Wickstrom reviewed the master plans for the three projects.
Lake Fenwick
Wickstrom reported that the City has received Open Space Bond money
to acquire property that would give access from the existing Lake
Fenwick Park to the 60 acre Woods at Lake Fenwick purchased by the
City a couple of years ago. She stated that the Park Department
has used the Open Space Bond money as a local match to apply to the
IAC to purchase approximately eleven acres which are owned by the
Lake Fenwick Country Club, and located south of the fish and game
boat launch area.
In response td 'White's comment, Wickstrom agreed that the City
could use one or more of the buildings for activities if they were
in good shape, but it may be necessary to remove the cabins on the
property and relocate the citizens living there.
Plans for the park include:
• additional parking
• continuing the trail system throughout the park
• restroom
• picnic shelter
• fishing platform
• play area
• crosswalk to additional parking
Wickstrom pointed out that Lake Fenwick and Riverview Park are
concepts and that the Department is applying for acquisition money.
She stated that the concepts are subject to change and are open for
Council and/or public input before actual development.
Riverview Park
Wickstrom stated that the City has received Bond Issue money to
develop the trail system throughout the entire area along the Green
River, and using this money as the local match, staff has applied
for acquisition monies to acquire 11 acres along Hawley Road.
Park Committee Minutes
August 21, 1990
Page Three
The Park Department plans to keep the area natural, similar to Van
Doren's Landing Park. Additional features include:
• parking
• dropoff for boat launch
• internal trails
• picnic shelters
• restroom located close to the bake trail
• bermed areas
- • buffered natural area close to the Valley Freeway
East Hill Park
Wickstrom reported that the City has purchased a five acre parcel
for the development of East Hill Park, located off of 248th. The
City has an agreement with the adjacent United Methodist Church to
use 20 of theiriparking stalls.
Plans for the park include:
• 8 parking stalls
• entry with asphalt or concrete Pavers
•, tennis court (not lighted because; it is next to a
neighborhood)
• two picnic shelters (one with restrooms)
• a hard surface game court (with two half-court
basketball hoops)
• large children's play area
• bermed area which could serve as small
amphitheater
• open lawn area
Wickstrom stated that the Department, using the budgeted C. I.P.
money, has applied for development monies. Since this project is
for development, the Committee's comments are more critical.
Wickstrom reported that the church requested that the City fence
the side of the park next to the church. The treason for their
request is for the safety of those attending late meetings at
church, as the parking lot is located next to a wooded area of the
park. The City has agreed to fence that area.
White moved to recommend approval of the three master plan designs
to full Council. Johnson seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
PARRS COMMITTEE MEETING
AUCJUSt 21, 1990
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RESOLUTION NO. X
A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the
City of Kent, Washington, adopting the Parks
outdoor Recreation Six-Year Capital Improvement
Program: 1990-1996.
WHEREAS, funding for the implementation of the outdoor
recreation capital improvement projects is limited; and
WHEREAS, it is important to coordinate and pr3,or4tize the
funding of projects in those.plans; and
WHEREAS, a Outdoor Recreation Six-Year comprehensive
Capital Improvement Program is the best vehicle for accomplishing
such a coordinated planning process; and
WHEREAS, the City Staff has developed a draft Outdoor
Recreation Six-Year Capital Improvement Program for the years 1990
through 19961 and
WHEREAS, a great deal of public input has been sought and
obtained through surveys and public meetings regarding priorities
and funding sources; NOW THEREFORE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENT, WASHINGTON DOES
HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The 1990 - 1996 Outdoor Recreation Six-Year
Capital Improvement Program attached hereto and incorporated
herein by reference is hereby adopted.
Passed at a regular meeting of the 5ity Council of the
City of Kanto Washington this %�?1 day of
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Concurred in by the Mayor of the City of Kent, this '
day of , 1990.
DAN KELLEHER, MAYOR
ATTEST:
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MARIE JENSEN, 1g Y CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
BILL WILLIAMSON, ACTING CITY ATTORNEY
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of
Resolution No. , passed by the City Council of the City of
Kent, Washingtgn, the cz,21 day of C�—:a, , 1990.
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