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HomeMy WebLinkAbout96-84 Resolution No. 96-84 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING IN PRINCIPLE THE LORDS PARK MASTER PLAN AND AUTHORIZING IMPLEMENTATION OF PHASE ONE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELGIN, ILLINOIS, that it hereby accepts in principle the Lords Park Master Plan dated 13 March 1996 and authorizes implementation of Phase One in 1996 . s/ Kevin Kelly Kevin Kelly, Mayor Presented: March 27 , 1996 Adopted: March 27 , 1996 Omnibus Vote: Yeas 7 Nays 0 Attest: s/ Dolonna Mecum Dolonna Mecum, City Clerk . . . El • IC. __, , ,,,,.. ,. Agenda Item No. March 1, 1996 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Richard B. Helwig, City Manager SUBJECT: Lords Park Master Plan PURPOSE The purpose of this memorandum is to provide the Mayor and members of the City Council with information on the proposed Lords Park Master Plan and receive approval for Phase I devel- opment. BACKGROUND Two community input meetings were held in August and October to solicit suggestions from interested citizens and formulate a proposed Lords Park Master Plan. The proposed plan was then presented to and received approval from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. The Lords Park Master Plan comprises six phases with an esti- mated $5,972,451 of improvements. Phase I implementation is budgeted at $538,000 ( 1995 - $470,000, 1996 - $68,000) , which would include improvements around the pavilion; roadway resur- facing and widening to accommodate parallel parking on one side, existing parking area renovations, access path from the road to bottom of pavilion, middle and lower lagoon shore stabilization and lighting, and landscape restoration. The improvements listed in each of the phases are flexible and dependent upon community input prior to Parks and Recrea- tion Advisory Board and City Council approval for implementa- tion. Amenities and renovations may be moved within phases depending on grant opportunities, time frames and community need. Attached is a breakdown of each phase including cost esti- mates, a Master Plan map and a map of Phase I improvements only. Mayor and Members of the City Council Page 2 GROUPS/INTERESTED PERSONS CONTACTED Two community input meetings held in August and October Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Lords Park Association FINANCIAL IMPACT Phase I of the Lords Park Master Plan improvements totalling $538,000 has been approved in the 1996 budget under Account Numbers 275-0000-791 .92-32 (Riverboat Fund - Land Improve- ments) and 340-0000-795.92-32 (Park Development Fund - Land Improvements) Requests for City funding and outside grants to complete the remaining three phases will continue annually with the hope of implementing a phase each year until the master plan is complete. LEGAL IMPACT None. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and staff that City Council approve the proposed Lords Park Master Plan and Phase I implementation for 1996 . Respectfully submitted, Monica Bates Director Parks and Recreation Dept. • 1c:LQ:1 Richard B. Helwig City Manager MB/mb Attachments LORDS PARKS PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE PHASE 1 ITEM L.F. /UNIT COST SUBTOTAL 1 . Stone Retaining Wall 4,500 if $50 $225,000 (Lagoons-east side Middle & Lower Lagoons) 2 . Boulder Shore Line 1,560 if $24 .50 $ 38,200 (Middle & Lower Lagoons) 3 . Parking Lots a. Pavilion ADA Parking 4,000 sf $ 2 . 50 $ 10, 000 "A" & "B" b. Parking Lot "C" 7, 115 sy $ 3 . 50sy $23, 097 .50 e. Parking Lot "D" Omitted 4 . Stone Masonary 1,600 sf $ 35 $ 56,000 Retaining Wall (Pavilion Parking lot - "A" {450x4 ' } ) 5 . Lighting, Path 70 units $1,200 $ 84,000 6 . Service Road 300 lf $ 20 $ 6,000 7 . Park Roads, Resurface 33, 120 sf $ 2 $ 68,099 8. Tip Down Gates 3 $600 $ 1,800 9 . Parking stall striping 3, 160 if $ .26 $ 821.60 ADA (Approx. 316 L.F. per stall x 10{qty} 10 . Parking stalls striping 600 if $ .26 $ 156 11 . Landscape Restoration $ 13,749 12 . Contingency (Curbs) $ 11, 127 Total : $538, 000 Budget: $538,000 Phase 2 1 . Basketball Courts la. New Basketball Courts 2 $15, 125 $ 30,250 lb. Basketball Cts . Resurfacing 2 $ 3, 000 $ 6, 000 2 . New Tennis Courts 2 $60, 000 $120,000 3 . Repairs of Existing 2 $20, 000 $ 40,000 4 . Playground 4a. New Playground $112,000 4b. A.D.A. Rehab. for Existing Playgrounds 2 $60, 000 $112,000 5. New Washrooms $120,000 6. Shelter, New $ 30, 000 7 . Existing Shelter Repairs $ 12,000 8 . Parking Lot Parking Lot "E" 64 stall $1,600 ea. $102,400 Parking Lot "F" 666 sy $3 .50 sy $ 2,333 Parking Lot "G" 1,777 sy $3 .50 sy $ 6,222 9 . Sloughs a. Slough "A" 3 . 377 . 8 cy $20 cy $ 67,555 b. Slough "B" 4,222 .2 cy $20 cy $ 84,444 c. Slough "C" 1, 186 cy $20 cy $ 23,703 d. Slough "D" 2,074 cy $20 cy $ 41,481 e. Slough "F" 5,296 cy $20 cy $105,925 f. Upper Lagoon 2,518 cy $20 cy $ 50,370 10 . Wetland Prairie area 16,670 sy $ . 64sy $ 10,668 11. Native Flower Area 4,266 sy $ 4 . 32 sy $ 18,429 12 . Tip Down Gates 92 units $600 ea. $ 55,200 13 . Yellow Stripe for 7,500 if $ . 38 $ 2,850 14 . Plant Material, Wetland $ 36,215 15 . Lonkers for Upper Lagoon Composite $ 33, 125 Price 16 . Plant Material $ 36,215 17 . Landscape Restoration $ 15,965 Total : $1, 239, 135 PHASE 3 1 . Zoo Fencing, Exterior 2,868 if $ 50 $143,400 2 . Rehab. of the Zoo $695,000 TOTAL: $838,400 PHASE 4 1 . Bike Path 7,500 $ 25 $181,000 2 . Lighting 150 units $2 ,000 ea. $300,000 3 . New Playground $112,000 4 . Washrooms $115,000 5 Interage/play a. Horseshoes 4 $ 2,500 $ 10,000 b. Boccie Ball 2 $ 2,500 $ 5,000 c. Drinking Fountains 4 $ 12, 500 $ 50,000 d. Practice Tennis Courts Walls 6 . Band Gazebo $ 85,000 7 . New Shelters 3 $ 30,000 $ 90,000 8 . Warming Shelter/boat rental $ 40,000 9 . Middle Lagoon Boat Ramp $ 10,000 10 . Landscape Restoration $ 30, 000 11. Reforestation - $ 20,000 TOTAL: $1,048,000 PHASE 5 1 . Museum Parking Lot 12 stalls $1,600 $ 20,000 Striping, ADA, etc. 2 . Maintenance Facility - $595, 000 3 . Service Road 600 sy $20 sy $ 12, 000 4 . Nature Board Walk 1, 100 if $25 $ 28,000 5 . Tree Nursery $ 50,000 TOTAL: $1, 162,250 PHASE 6 1 . Resurfacing of $114,666 . 67 $10 $1, 146, 666 . 70 the Park Road (including speed bumps, center line, ped. crossing, signage, etc. ) Grand Total : $5, 972,451 . 70 Note: For each additional year past the given date of 1 Jan. 96 add 5% to total price for inflation. LORSCEST. 196/TEXT081/PDCOORDI .AT