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Item 4B PresentationCITY VF SOUTHL, Item 46 Southlake 2035 Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan • Master Plan • Monthly Park Committee Board Meetings • Plan Development • Public & (Sept 2019 — May Stakeholders 2021) Invited • SYAC & SKIL & S H AC & SAC • SPIN / Open House Meeting • PB Review & Prioritization • PB, P&Z & (Spring 2021) Plan Development & Timeline ��i PUBLIC PARK PARKS O. PARK CLASSIFICATION TYPE ACREAGE Bicentennial Park Community Park 81.5 Bob Jones Nature Center & Preserve Natural Area/Open Space 115 Bob Jones Park Community Park 137.7 Chesapeake Park Neighborhood Park 11.4 Coker Hike & Bike Park Natural Area/Open Space 3.3 The Cliffs Park Neighborhood Park 15.2 East Haven Park Neighborhood Park 1.1 Estancia Park (Cotswold) Neighborhood Park 2.7 Gateway Lakes Park Natural Area/Open Space/Neighborhood Park 13.2 Johnson Park Neighborhood Park 7.3 Kirkwood/Sabre Linear Park Natural Area/Open Space 12.9 Koalaty Park Neighborhood Park 5.8 Liberty Park at Sheltonwood Community Park 20.5 Lonesome Dove Park Neighborhood Park 8.0 Noble Oaks Park Neighborhood Park 4.6 North Park Community Park 19.6 Oak Pointe Park Neighborhood Park 8.4 Royal and Annie Smith Park Neighborhood Park 13.1 Southlake Sports Complex Community Park 16.1 Watermere Parks / Park at Verandas Neighborhood Park 6.1 Winding Creek Park (portion public) Neighborhood Park 2.1 Carillon Parks • The Preserve • Enclave Park • Corporate ParkNeighborhood Community 8.4 • Villa Park North Parks • Lake Carillon 47.3 • Villa Park South Parks Park Natural • Village Green Area/Open 577.7 • Linear Parks Town Square Parks • Frank Edgar Cornish, IV • McPherson Park Park • Summit Park Community 8.4 Parks • Rustin Park • Central Park • Family Park US Army Corps of Engineers Lease Natural Area/Open 577.7 Area Space Total Acreage: 1,139 Review Current State of Parks, Recreation & Open Space Park Standards, Inventory & Needs Assessment • Developed Parks • Undeveloped Parks • Open Space • Athletic Fields • Joint Use Spaces • Private Parks & Open Space • Amenities 1 0 �- -*,L7 �_ 'W�:- pr'C 1 - �W'7 1 CommunitySurvey M PubliCMeetings M SOCialMedia SKIL — January 27, 2020 Err Incorporate Community d J,. Feedback Parks Board SYAC — February 11, 2019 1 PA PA �.- r �. - ITT �y IP .li0 SYAC 9 Citywide 77 SKIL 19 City of Southlake, TX - GovernmentO February 17, 2020 Q Let us know your thoughts about the parks in Southlake by taking the 2835 Parks Master Plan Community Survey: httpJfbit.lyl2UCjT41. The Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan is currently in the development process. By participating in this survey, your comments will be used as a reference for the City to prioritize plans for the future of parks in Southlake. The survey is open until February 28 at 5 p.m. Read more information about the plan here: https:flwww.cityofsouthlake.comlparks2635. #Envi s ion South lake #Plan n in g M a kes Pe rfect ■ CITY 4F SOUTHLAICE City Council Appointment of Committee 08106119 On - Demand Video City Council Work Session - Master Plan Kickofif 09!03!19 0n - Demand Video Southlake Sports Complex 10114119 Agenda Noble Oaks Park 11 /11 19 Agenda Haven Park Koala Park Lonesome Dove Park 12109119 Agenda Royai and Annie Smith Park Chesapeake Park Winding Creek Park 02110/20 Agenda Watermere Parks Johnson Place Park North Park 10112120 Agenda Oak Pointe Park Liberty Park at Sheltonwood The Cliffs Park 11109120 Agenda KirkwoodlSabre Linear Park Carillon Parks Coker Hike & Bike Park Bicentennial Park 12!14120 Agenda Central Park Town Square Parks Jordan ©rive I Randol Mill Properties Bob Jones Park 02108/21 Agenda Review and recommendation of plan approval 5110121 Agenda � _ 4 4 ii „Jfllls'.�°�IIIIIIIpJ�fllUjf���jIJ111J1[Ilfllfifll➢�Ql�jljjl,�li� � I oild ;. ry _ Develop / Approve Recommendations s Citywide Policy Recommendations Capital Park Project Recommendations (Forced -Ranking Survey) Non -Capital Park Project Recommendations 2035 PROS Recommendations Parks Recommendations Structure Guidance to HOA's regarding maintenance of dedicated parks Parks used for history and education Technology Passive development of greenbelt Park Accessibility Pathway/Sidewalk connectivity Citywide Policy Recommendations Forced -Ranking Survey Results Park Package Priority Rank Southlake Sports Complex 1 Bob Jones Park (does not include the Nature Center and Preserve) 2 Liberty Park at Sheltonwood 3 North Park 4 Koalaty Park 5 Central Park 6 Town Square Parks (Family Park, Frank Edgar Cornish IV Park, McPherson Park, Rustin Park, Summit Park) 7 Chesapeake Park 8 Lonesome Dove Park 9 Royal & Annie Smith Park 10 Carillon Parks (Corporate Park, Enclave Park, Lake Park, the Preserve Park, Villa Park North, Villa Park South) 11 Noble Oaks Park 12 Oak Pointe Park 13 The Cliffs Park 14 Forced -Ranking Amenities Priority Rank Pickleball 1 Dog Park 2 Wheel -friendly Park (skate, bike, scooter park) 3 Sand Volleyball 4 CITY Or SOUTHLAKE Southlake 2035 Placa Parks, RKraation, & Open Space; Community FacilitMs Mater Plan �a D »pg w��m Dlr � nresro�. sow 0 us n�my caps m Erguxe�s ampeM o u,. �.a�w�• ®�so�o•, use�P�r wE Ysae l:i�6W 1 rd = 35W (xt '{ i�,� Illll �,�r ,:�-- Tr M` '. .. 1I I-IFa�I�� Illll.lnn�-f Iowa e AI . 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Lighten) Parking Lot (Approx. 142 Spaca5) (v Baseball Field w1 Synthatic Tuyf (Lighted) Ona -way Drop -Off C4nre5si oReStmarrl Building ( Parking Lot (Approx. 292 Spaces) Playground Large Pavillon with Restmorns Fitness Station Pavillon t Patio PPayground (2-5 YearmC d) Covered Bleachers r Playground (5-12 Year-old) Bating Catjo&Warrn vp Ataa Fishing Pier Hike & Hike Trail Retentionl[?etenlion Pond + Entry Nimument Plckleball Courts Acces Drive klaintananceINc Storage Bwlding & Yard Open Space Maintenance Yard Access Gates 'Nall Sall Area (D Landscape @tatter Rataining Wall C) Future Trail Connectim • Park redevelopment/improvements: ➢ Synthetic turf, playground, trail development/connectivity, fitness stations, batting cages, public art, pickleball, etc. Additional Items: 'Provide additional amenities at the park such as benches, bike racks, shade structures and restrooms to the park. 'Provitleadditional shade in form of trees throughout the park and along the parkway. *Provide shade structures and landscape improvements at the multi-purpose fields. 'Consider the addition of synthetic turf at the fields as appropriate. *Provide mile markers along trail system. 'Partner with the Carroll Independent School District (CISD) to locate logging/cross-country trails throughout the Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers properties. 'Provide 5K running trail (competition) that is not shared with equestrian trails. 'Provide a watering hole in the equestrian area in the north. *Provide concrete parking lots in lieu of asphalt parking lots. *Upgrade chain Iinkfence. *Provide water bottle refill stations throughout park. *Provide waygnding signage throughout park. `Provitle lighting at Dog Park. • Park redevelopment/improvements: ➢ Internal wayfinding signage, enhancements to equestrian area and dog park, soccer and softball complex improvements, parking area improvements, etc. u Of s I arr im— rases-+. xwa unmw 1.�Nr1rw wevr r... _ rw+�t+M4 •wrrrNa 0.x ar ? 4 Nem..._.. � ne::re.aWe.n t, N'^=t' NN .AtltllgOn31 tt5ms: �4N.t�ser.. r,w.. tla park cuM sEandrea. www Imo'^ ea nere� to rm.c.c nae mwea%.m,a Ama�.nam an wn<. edar�..�irai� r+^••• n ._ _ mt.a. rlaaaplo�ar oma maior.� - �.: �! e.. Ner cox area enx lwtle WvoWrae ae,tl larytlecupe Ynpomraede at m,.,wuawaaa raaae. _ wwmlak.. r=yµ. ^i raabs Wile nIHkNL alar@ RaP cY tern �� —"�:r�N 'i'ar'ain MIA [M Cartv41 reaxrxr kInmo ncul IClsn � Ims]ata3ar@wciwx�.mrr tra: a nxwamw tte EeL .bncs Nmu'e celrmr anc r-«,enx ono u.a. mIa wmc iwlww ..�. n'urzele lxaoamae. .I.nra =ar:x;r:r�.vlap san;wrwr..nnitral N: oat ¢luso Mir nr.:naaaara un . —1,11 in am equennam ora. b- —1, rce+x oona,am YaeNanY — In W daapNN pakl,q bb. � ..rwaae dwnnnR ra,we rar.m waarr awme srnn sync am prnut aan rr,.xaam�.ninc.w�xe. w�aacre,.. rorx NNna,K n as w,x. Additional Items: 'Provide additional amenities at the park such as benches, bike racks, shade structures and restrooms to the park. 'Provitleadditional shade in form of trees throughout the park and along the parkway. *Provide shade structures and landscape improvements at the multi-purpose fields. 'Consider the addition of synthetic turf at the fields as appropriate. *Provide mile markers along trail system. 'Partner with the Carroll Independent School District (CISD) to locate logging/cross-country trails throughout the Bob Jones Nature Center and Preserve and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers properties. 'Provide 5K running trail (competition) that is not shared with equestrian trails. 'Provide a watering hole in the equestrian area in the north. *Provide concrete parking lots in lieu of asphalt parking lots. *Upgrade chain Iinkfence. *Provide water bottle refill stations throughout park. *Provide waygnding signage throughout park. `Provitle lighting at Dog Park. • Park redevelopment/improvements: ➢ Internal wayfinding signage, enhancements to equestrian area and dog park, soccer and softball complex improvements, parking area improvements, etc. Bicentennial Park Recommendations No. Recommendation/ Implementation Metric Tier Dept. Strategic Link Corp. VGO Policy Obj. Link On -street B1.1 Consider the addition of a few on -street parallel parking spaces off Unity Way (south side of CS, Quality B1 Parking spaces at the street) at the east end of the park so that people can more easily access the sitting area and 2C PW Development C3 1.5 Liberty Garden trails located to the northeast of the tennis courts (Liberty Garden) B2.1 Work with the businesses to the south of the park along FM 1709 to enhance these areas 2C adjacent to the park. B2 Businesses along CS, Quality C3 FM 1709 B2,2 Consider screening the parking area north of Lot 13 (where Another Broken Egg Cafe and EDT Development Jersey Mike's are located) to enhance the views from The Marq facility. 2A 4.11 B3 Public Art B3.1 Evaluate the need and feasibility of expanding the stage and seating at Aria Amphitheater Per 2C CS Quality C3 the Public Arts Master Plan (PA16) Development I` Parks Masten Nan Open House and prasantatoon DD Tuesday9 May 25 en House Town Hall Lobby: 5PM-6PM ;PIN Town Hall Forum and Presentation _ Council Chambers: Approx. 6PM Plan Adoption Process • Cmte. Rec.: 5-10-21 • P&Z:5-20-21 • • SPIN: 5-25-21 • City Council: y 6-1-15 (1st) ➢ 6-15-21 (2nd - PH) CITY VF SOUTHL, Questions? Ken Baker (817) 748-8067