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City ofCenterville - 2001 - 2002 Goals & Objectives Page 1 of4 Mayor & City Council Goals 2001 & 2002 Comprehensive Plan Parks & Recreation Committee Economic Development Committee Planning & Zoning Commission Stay In Touch Search I (i FuU Site r This SecUon Search Tips 2001 - 2002 Goals & Objectives Adopted by City Council May 23, 2001 PARKS AND RECREATION The fundamental Questions that need answering are what recreational services do citizens want, how will the service be provided, who will provide the service, and what facilities are needed to support the identified services. This is what Park and Recreation needs to figure out In a nutshell, this is the Parks and Recreation Goal. Already improvement dollars from the Parks and Recreation Development Fee Fund are allocated for laMotte Park to build a combination skateboard rinklhockey rink (Wheels Park) and to ~. provide electrical power for the park and Fete de Lacs celebrations.~ These facilities must be built for the 2001 summer recreation season and are out for bid at this writing. GO Now is the time to focus on a comprehensive recreation plan for all of the citizens of this community. Item 1 focuses on the recreation program needs. Initial discussion in February with Parks and Recreation Committee Members identified the need for Pilot Projects. Try out an idea, evaluate it, modify it, adopted it, or drop it if the project doesn't pan out The ideas presented below are not intended to limit the creativity of the Committee, but we need to m6ve towards a recreational program. Park and Recreation Item 1. Pilot Projects: Wheels Park and LaMotte Electrical: Dedication fees from the Park Development Fund were used. Council recognizes the need for General Fund support for maintenance and program. These dollars will be evaluated as the Park and Recreation Committee expresses budget needs. In the FY2002 budget, a new General Fund line item called Recreation Programs will be established. This money is to be accounted for in a new budget Code 45300 and used for the purpose of funding recreational programs and maintenance of parks to benefit Centerville residents. In the current FY2001, Council will work with the City Administrator to reallocate existing FY 2001 dollars to accommodate pilot projects as they are identified by Parks and Recreation and that can be accomplished this summer or next summer. http://www.centerville.govoffice.comfmdex.asp?Type=B _ BASIC&SEC={28214E69-9589... 9/26/2002