02-26-2018 MEETING AGENDA
HOPKINS PARK BOARD
February 26, 2018
I. CALL TO ORDER—6:30 P.M.
II. ROLL CALL
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FOR November 27, 2017 Park Board Meeting
Motion: Second: Vote:
IV. BUSINESS
A. Park Board Action Items &Updates
• Update: Shady Oak Beach new inflatables purchases
• Update: Burnes Park Improvements Project—construction status
• Update: 2018 Hopkins Pavilion Upgrade/Central Park warming house
• Update: Elmo Park, Park Valley Playground, Central Park Pickleball courts
Review Pickleball design plans
• Action: Consider eliminating Memorial Tree program
• Update/Discussion: Oakes Park Cricket field upgrade—Oakes Park hockey boards
B. Central Park planning—discuss in more detail how best to complete the park upgrades
regarding priorities, timing & funding options via the Park Improvement Fund, public
outreach timing &process
C. Park Improvement fund working capital report - review status of park system-wide play
equipment, facility needs,play courts considering future Central Park upgrade & other park
needs+upcoming 2019-2023 CIP input/schedule.
D. Other topics of interest.
E. Park Area Assignment Report
Kyle K: Hilltop Park, Shady Oak Beach, Shady Oak Nature Area, Minnehaha
Creek Preserve
Emma F. Cottageville Park, Oakes Park, Maetzold Field, Hiawatha Oaks
Caroline R: Interlachen Park, Burnes Park, Harley Hopkins Park
Mohamed W: Buffer Park, Park Valley Playground, Valley Park
Laura S: Downtown Park, Elmo Park, Central Park
Park Board member terms:
Laura Santiago: remaining term expires 6/30/2019
Mohamed Warsame: remaining term, expires 6/30/2018
Kyle Kaczmarek: remaining term, expires 6/30/2019
Caroline Rinker: second term, expires 6/30/2019
Emma Figgins: remaining term, expires 6/30/2018
V. NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING
The next scheduled regular Park Board Meeting is March 26, 2018.
VI. ADJOURNMENT
CITY OF HOPKINS
PARK BOARD MEETING MINUTES
November 27, 2017
A regular meeting of the Hopkins Park Board was held on November 27, 2017.
I. CALL TO ORDER
Kyle Kaczmarek, Park Board Vice-Chair called the meeting to order at 6:30 pm.
II. ROLL CALL
Present were Park Board members: Emma Figgins, Laura Santiago, Kyle Kaczmarek and Mohamed
Warsame. Carolyn Rinker arrived just after the approval of the October 23 meeting minutes. Also
present was Steve Stadler, PW Director/Park Board City staff liaison.
III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes for the October 235 2017 Park Board Meetin4:
Laura Santiago made a motion to approve the minutes, seconded by Emma Figgins. The motion
passed with a 4-0 vote.
IV. BUSINESS
A. Park Board Action Items &Updates
Steve Stadler provided an update on the following projects:
- Burnes Park Improvements—under construction, will be completed in spring, 2018.
Warming house work is being completed in anticipation of opening up the warming house to
the public on Dec 16, weather/skate-able ice permitting.
- 2018 Hopkins Pavilion Upgrade/Central Park warming house—design near complete, bid
opening on Jan 9, 2018. Schedule is for construction completion by Sept 10, 2018.
- Elmo Park, Park Valley Playground, Central Park Pickleball courts—received a good amount
of neighborhood feedback on the Park Valley play equipment via phone calls and emails.
The predominant feedback was for the more conventional post&platform type play
equipment and that is what has been ordered—installation of both play sets in spring/summer
2018. Pickleball court project is under design, reduced from six to five courts for budget
reasons,project budget— $300K.
B. Central Park planning
The Board discussed the plan, its costs and relative priorities of the various upgrades to the park. The
goal is to find a way to insert the Central Park upgrade project into the capital improvement plan and be
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able to fund it through the Park Improvement Fund. This will likely take a phased approach to the
improvements. There was agreement that shifting ballfield#3 is too costly for the marginal benefit to
the park. Also, that the creation of the central plaza area and reconfigured drives and parking areas
should be the first priority. There was mention made that there is some flexibility in the number of play
features that might be installed.
C. Park fund working capital report
A current report was provided showing the 2017 expenditures to-date, projected future revenues
and expenditures and the associated year end working capital balances. There was a report presented
that showed the impact of a future $1 million, year 2021 Central Park upgrade proj ect and the associated
bond payments, along with a$60,000 per year payback of a l0-year $600,000 interfund loan for the
Central Park warming house addition to the Pavilion. Plus,the report included a more conservative
estimate of a $300,000 park dedication fee from the Creekview Apts project in 2021 and a new
$140,000 project to replace the Burnes Park play equipment in the year 2025. It was stated that the full
Park Dedication fee revenue from upcoming redevelopments was of paramount importance to the health
of the Park Improvement Fund given the ongoing park system improvement needs.
D. Other topics of interest- There was discussion regarding people using the fields at Maetzold Field
as a dog park and how that might reasonably be controlled.
E. Park Area Assignment Report—
Kyle Kaczmarek: Hilltop Park, Shady Oak Beach, Shady Oak Nature Area, Minnehaha Creek
Preserve—nothing to report(NTR).
Emma Figgins: Cottageville Park, Oakes Park, Maetzold Field, Hiawatha Oaks—graffiti at
Maetzold Field—NTR
Caroline Rinker: Interlachen Park, Burnes Park, Harley Hopkins Park—NTR
Mohamed Warsame: Buffer Park, Park Valley Playground, Valley Park—NTR.
Laura Santiago: Downtown Park, Elmo Park, Central Park—there is one light out near the
parking lot at Downtown Park.
V. NEXT SCHEDULED MEETINGS:
It was briefly discussed and decided that the Park Board didn't need to meet on December 18, its next
scheduled meeting. Laura Santiago made a motion that the December 18 regular meeting of the Park
Board be cancelled, seconded by Emma Figgins. The motion passed with a 5-0 vote. Therefore, the
next regular Park Board Meeting is 6:30 pm on Monday, January 22.
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VI. ADJOURNMENT
Kyle Kaczmarek moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Mohamed Warsame. The motion passed
5-0. The meeting adjourned at 7:31 p.m.
Attest:
Chairperson
MEMORANDUM
To: Hopkins Park Board Members
From: Kelly O'Dea, Recreation Director
Date: February 26, 2018
Subject: Shady Oak Beach Inflatable Amenity Plan
Background
Shady Oak Beach is jointly operated by the cities of Hopkins and Minnetonka. The facility is
open from June-August each summer and average yearly attendance is 35,000. There are a
variety of amenities at the beach including a designated swimming area, high dive, two floating
docks, concession stand, a playground and kayak/paddleboard rentals. While these amenities
are attractive to beach users, there have not been any changes to the water features in many
years and there has been, a significant decline in pre-teen to teen attendance over the.last few
years. The 2018-2022 Capital Improvement Program includes $25,000 designated for the
purchase of water play inflatable amenities in 2018. The integration of inflatables will enhance
the experience and continue to provide a variety of fun experiences for beach users of all ages.
Surnrfiary
Staff has been working with an inflatable company called Witbit that has recommended a layout
suitable for the beach. Their recommendation includes a total of nine pieces that together
create an obstacle course type set-up. Several of the pieces will be usable in the Williston
Fitness Center's pool during the winter months as well.
The inflatable course will be open 3 days per week during set times yet to be determined by
staff. It will be available for use by anyone who has purchased a season pass or daily pass to
the beach. Additionally, groups and birthday parties will be able to pay a fee for private use of
the course outside of the set inflatable schedule.
Witbit staff have suggested the following operational procedures and safety practices to
implement:
• Lifejackets are mandatory.
• Course has a designated start and finish.
• All users must sign a waiver and wear an issued wristband.
• No swimming allowed in designated inflatable area (identified by ropes/buoys).
• Course is monitored by 3-4 lifeguards (one at the beginning, one in the middle on a
kayak, one at end to signal the start of the next patron, one additional on a kayak during
high use).
• Inflatables are secured by weighted buckets attached to buoys for easy set-up and take-
down.
While not in use, the equipment will be housed in a storage shed that has been purchased for
rental equipment. Beach staff will follow a maintenance checklist to inspect the inflatable pieces
after each day of use in order to maintain proper working condition.
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PARK BUILDING - YEAR INSTALLED — REPLACEMENT/REHAB YEAR & BUDGET COST
PARK FACILITY YEAR INSTALLED YEAR REHAB/REPL COST
BURNES PARK
WARMING HOUSE: 1950's 2017 rehab
EAST PICNIC SHELTER: 2013
WEST PICNIC SHELTER: 2018
SPLASH PAVILION: 2018
VALLEY PARK
WARMING HOUSE: 1950's 2016 rehab
EAST PICNIC SHELTER: 1992 2020 replace $75,000
WEST PICNIC SHELTER: 1988 2020 replace $75,000
RAREFY HOPKINS
WARMING HOUSE: 1950's 2019 upgrade $30,000
CENTRAL PARK
WARMING HOUSE: 1967 2018 replace
EAST PICNIC SHELTER: 1990 2021 Central Park Imprvts
WEST PICNIC SHELTER: 1990 2021 Central Park Imprvts
MAETZOLD FIELD
CONCESSION BLDG: 1990 2020 rehab/upgr $80,000
OAKES PARK
WARMING HOUSE: 1950's 2016 rehab
PICNIC SHELTER: 2016
INTERLACHEN PARK
WARMING HOUSE: 1950'S 2009 rehab
SHADY OAK BEACH
BEACH FACILITIES: 1998
PICNIC SHELTER: 1985 2020 replace - $50,000
(1/3 total cost)
COTTAGEVILLE PARK
PAVILION: 2016
HILLTOP PARK
PICNIC SHELTER: 2021 New picnic shelter- $40,000
PARK VALLEY
PICNIC SHELTER 2005 2023 - new picnic shelter
$70,000
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BLUE — included in revised 2018 — 2035 Park Improvement Fund report
GREEN — projected replacement beyond year 2035
RED — not included in current plans
PARK PLAY COURTS - YEAR INSTALLED — REPLACEMENT/REHAB YEAR & BUDGET COST
PARK FACILITY YEAR INSTALLED YEAR REHAB/REPL— EST COST
BURNES PARK
TENNIS COURTS (2): 1990 2017 crackseal/new coatings
2027 replace - $180,000
MULTI —PURPOSE PLAY COURT: 2018 2026 — court maintenance-$25,000
VALLEY PARK
SAND VOLLEYBALL COURTS (2): 1980's
BASKETBALL COURT: 1980's 2009 pavement rehab
2017 new surface coatings
2030 replace court pavement-$100,000
CENTRAL PARK
TENNIS COURTS (4): 1980's 2008 new asphalt paving
2026 — court maintenance-$30,000
2032 replace - $500,000
PICKLEBALL COURTS (5): 2018 2026 — court maintenance-$25,000
OAKES PARK
TENNIS COURTS (2): 1995 2017 crackseal/new coatings
2023 replace - $180,000
INTERLACHEN PARK
SMALL PLAY COURT' 1990's 2026 - Replace court-$35,000
COTTAGEVILLE PARK
BASKETBALL COURT: 1990's 2010 enlarged court
2017 crackseal/new coating
2026-Replace court-$35,000
ELMO PARK
SMALL PLAY COURT 1990's 2018 enlarge/rehab court
PARK VALLEY
SMALL PLAY COURT 1990's 2026 — Replace court-$35,000
BLUE — included in revised 2018 — 2035 Park Improvement Fund report
GREEN — projected replacement beyond year 2035
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PLAY EQUIPMENT - YEAR INSTALLED — REPLACEMENT YEAR & COST
PARK YEAR INSTALLED YEAR REPLACED COST
BURNES PARK:
5-12 play equip: 2005 2025 $140,000
2-5 play equip: 2017 2037 $100,000
CENTRAL PARK:
East side (12t" Ave) play eq 1991 2021 $ 351000
West side play equip 2005 2025 $200,000
COTTAGEVILLE PARK: 2015 2035 $350,000
ELMO PARK: 2-5 play equip 2018 2038 $100,000
HILLTOP PARK: 2017 2037 $150,000
INTERLACHEN PARK: 2009 2029 $150,000
MAETZOLD FIELD: 2017 2037 $150,000
OAKES PARK: 2014 2034 $150,000
PARK VALLEY PLAYGROUND: 2018 2038 $150,000
VALLEY PARK: 2016 2036 $180,000
(Play area upgrade: 2012)
SHADY OAK BEACH 2010 2030 $126,000
(1/3 total cost)
BLUE — included in revised 2018 — 2035 Park Improvement Fund report
GREEN — projected replacement beyond year 2035
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