City of Chandler PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

City Council Work Session September 9, 2019

PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

FY 19-20 $300,000

Budget

Previous Plans PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

1999 Analysis of Recreation Sports Facilities

By 2005 4 - Additional Softball Fields +1 Thude Park (2003) 4 – Additional Baseball Fields +2 Snedigar (2002) +2 Snedigar (2006) +3 Espee (2004) +3 Nozomi (2004) 4 – Additional Multi-Use Fields +4 Snedigar East (2008)

Previous Plans PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

2000 Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update

• Continue to design and develop a system of

Neighborhood Parks (1/square mile) • Continue to design and develop a system of Community

Parks (25 ac/2 mile radius) • Continue to develop Tumbleweed Park and the Snedigar

Sportsplex

Previous Plans PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

2015 Recreation Sports Field Assessment

By 2020 4 – Additional Multi-Use Fields Mesquite Groves Park Site Lantana Ranch Park Site +6 Tumbleweed Park +2 Chuparosa Park 4 – Additional Adult Softball Fields Tumbleweed Park Mesquite Groves Park

2019 Sports Field Summit

Previous Plans PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

City Council Sub-Committee/Work Sessions August/September 2017 – Athletic Field Assessment • Assess multi-use field possibilities at Tumbleweed Park

November 2017 – Tumbleweed Park Future Dev. • Move forward with the design and development of four (4)

lighted multi-use fields

2015-19 Park Development PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Veteran’s Memorial

Harris Park Renovation

Folley Park Improvements

Valencia Park Development

Apache Park Improvements

Centennial Park Development

Citrus Vista Park Development

Meadowbrook Park Development

Snedigar Sportsplex Improvements

Homestead South Park Development

Arrowhead Meadows Park Pickleball Courts

Desert Breeze Park Tennis Court Renovation

Tumbleweed Park Multi-Use Field Lighting (2)

Chuparosa Park Multi-Use Field Lighting (2)

Chuparosa Park Sand Volleyball Courts (2)

Tumbleweed Park Multi-Use Fields (4)

Tumbleweed Park Bocce Ball Courts (2)

Summit Point Park Renovation

East Mini Park Renovation

San Tan Park Renovation

2015-19 Park Development PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

2015-19 Park Maintenance PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Park Maintenance Technician Contract Maintenance - $80,000

Park Electrical Maintenance Contract - $145,000

Mowers and Sports Field Groomer - $259,000

Park Maintenance Equipment - $222,484

Athletic Field Equipment - $104,000

Park Landscape Materials - $50,000

Sports Field Maintenance - $88,242

Park Amenity/Furniture - $50,000

Parks Brush Chipper - $35,500

Parks System PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

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PASEO VISTA

RECREATION AREA

MEADOWBROOK

VALENCIA

VETERANS OASIS

HOMESTEAD NORTH

PARK SITE

EXISTING NEIGHBORHOOD PARK COVERAGE (51 parks)

NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NEEDS – BUILDOUT (1 park)

LEGEND

Park Build-Out Summary Existing* Build-Out Total Neighborhood Parks 51 1 52 Community Parks 9 2 11 Regional Park 1 1** 1 Special Use Parks 6 0 6 67 4** 70 **Includes Tumbleweed Park

ROADRUNNER

CITRUS VISTA

Neighborhood Parks PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS

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PINELAKE EXISTING COMMUNITY PARK COVERAGE (9 Parks)

COMMUNITY PARK NEEDS – BUILDOUT (2 Parks)

LEGEND

Existing Standard: Two (2) mile radius

MESQUITE GROVES

PARK SITE

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PROVINCES

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PARK SITE

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BLUE HERON

LANTANA RANCH

PARK SITE

MEADOWBROOK

VALENCIA

PARK SITE

VETERANS OASIS

PASEO VISTA

RECREATION AREA

Community Parks PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

COMMUNITY PARKS

Park Inventory PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Sports Fields PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

RESERVABLE

Baseball Softball Multi-Purpose, Soccer, Football

Lighted Unlighted Planned Lighted Unlighted Planned Lighted Unlighted Planned

CITY FIELDS

ARROWHEAD MEADOWS 4 4

B&G CLUB 1 1 2

CHUPAROSA 2L

DESERT BREEZE 2 2

ESPEE 3 3

FOLLEY 3 3

NOZOMI 3 3

PIMA 1 1 1 3

SHAWNEE 1 1

SNEDIGAR SPORTSPLEX 6 4 6 4 20

THUDE 1 1

TUMBLEWEED 4L 5 4L 5

LANTANA RANCH 5UL

MESQUITE GROVES 4L 3L

20 9 1 8 12 5 9L, 5UL 47

SCHOOL FIELDS

ANDERSEN 1 1 2

KYRENE APRENDE 2 2 4

BOGLE 2 2 4

POMEROY 1 1

SUMMIT 1 1 2

6 7 13

GRAND TOTAL 26 0 0 16 1 8 12 5 9L, 5UL 60

Requests/Needs PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Master Plan Purpose PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

• Objective look at the existing and future park needs of our residents.

• Incorporate the Strategic Framework that has

been developed by the City Council to ensure Chandler is a world-class City that provides an exceptional quality of life.

• Serve as blueprint for future park development

and renovation projects. • Provide guidance for continued development of

the parks system. • Improvements to the existing system • Completion of the existing system

• Guide future expenditures for parks.

Scope/Methodology PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Develop Vision and Goals for the Parks System

Measure Citizen

Demand

Analyze Standards/

Benchmarks

Analyze Local, Regional, National Recreation Trends

Analyze Park and Amenity

Needs

Sports Field Needs

Assessment

Demographic Analysis

Economic Benefits Analysis

Develop Recommendations

Determine Priorities

Estimate Costs & Develop Action Plan

Plan Implementation

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Parks Inventory and Conditions Evaluation

Maintenance Standards/Best Practices

Smart Park Technology and Trends

Destination Parks

Sports Tourism Indoor Recreation

Needs

Community Outreach PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Community engagement is critical in ensuring the Parks Strategic Master Plan is a reflection of the community.

• Public/Community Meetings • Stakeholder Meetings Youth Sports Associations Families Seniors Elected Officials Parks and Recreation Board • Social Media

Timeline PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

Request for Qualifications Procurement

• Pre-Submittal Conference – September 4, 2019

• Solicitation Questions Due – September 13, 2019

• RFQ’s Due – September 23, 2019

• RFP Submittal Review – September 30 - October 11, 2019

• Consultant Interviews – Week of October 21, 2019

• Negotiate Scope and Fee – Week of November 4, 2019

• City Council Contract Award – December 12, 2019

Master Plan Kickoff – January 2020

• Community Outreach

• Stakeholder Meetings – Spring/Summer 2020

• Develop Recommendations

• Determine Priorities

• Cost Estimates/Action Plan – Fall 2020

• Parks and Recreation Board Presentation – November 2020

• City Council Presentation – December 2020

Timeline PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN

PARKS STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN Questions