09-21-20 Commission Workshop - Agenda
City of Atlantic Beach
Agenda
Commission Workshop
Monday, September 21, 2020 - 6:00 p.m.
Via Videoconference
Page(s)
CALL TO ORDER
1. TOPICS: PRIORITIZATION OF PARKS PROJECTS
1.A.
Public Comment
Notice and instructions for viewing and commenting
3 - 4
1.B.
Staff Presentation
COAB Parks Master Plan - Draft
Projects -Cost Estimates
5 - 19
1.C.
Commission Discussion
ADJOURNMENT
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NOTICE OF COMMISSION WORKSHOP MEETING
BEING HELD VIA VIDEOCONFERENCE
Notice is hereby given that the Atlantic Beach City Commission will hold a workshop at 6:00 p.m. on Monday,
September 21, 2020 to discuss prioritization of parks projects.
Due to these extraordinary times, the City Commission will not be meeting in person; rather, the meeting will
be held via videoconference.
Pursuant to Governor DeSantis’ Executive Order Number 20-69, issued on March 20, 2020, as extended by
Executive Order Numbers 20-179 and 20-193, “Local government bodies may utilize communications media
technology, such as telephonic and video conferencing, as provided in Section 120.54(5)(b)2. Florida Statutes.”
Pursuant to Section 2-403, Code of Ordinances, and to an emergency order executed March 27, 2020, as re-
instituted by the Mayor and City Manager, the City Manager has adopted administrative rules that are necessary
and appropriate to implement communications media technology, and to set the time, place, rules of conduct and
procedure for the September 21, 2020 Commission Workshop. Public input may be made in advance by email;
by placing written comments in the drop box located in front of City Hall, 800 Seminole Roa d, Atlantic Beach;
or during the meeting via video conference. Instructions are provided below.
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September 18, 2020.
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SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH ELECTRONIC COMMISSION WORKSHOP
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Friday, September 18, 2020,
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Agenda Item #1.A.
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Agenda Item #1.A.
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2030 PARKS MASTER PLAN
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR RECOMMENDATIONS
PARK: Aquatic Dog Park COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Adopt-a-park Volunteers Staff time to
coordinate
Membership $100 Staff time to
coordinate and
stickers/membership
card
Make larger Vague - not sure of
scope of suggestion
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Add pervious asphalt path around pond $90 to $95 K
Dog obstacle course $6 to $10 K
Re-sodding a couple of times per year $25 K
Fountain in pond difficult to maintain $1,500 - $2,000 (Repair)
$5,000 - $6,00 (Replace)
Recommendations
Green infrastructure - littoral zone plantings
at some locations
$5,000 Plantings can be
planted by staff
Pervious asphalt walking path around pond $85,000 In budget
Dog obstacle course $8,838 In budget
Work with neighboring prop. owner to install
mural on “blank” white wall along the western
edge of park
$10,000
PARK: Beach Accesses COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Improve 19th Street access Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Right-of-way Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
No more beach walkovers 0
More beach parking and Town Center parking $20,000 - $50,000
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Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Recommendations
Max. number of benches and trash/recycle bins 0 Set as a policy
Min. number of bike racks 0 Set as a policy
Discourage and remove landscaping at beach
accesses that create the image of private property
or has the effect of appropriating pubic property
for private use
$10,000 Staff time by Public Works
– would need to add sod
back where items (rocks,
bushes, etc.) are removed
Reduce or consolidate signage at beach accesses $63,000 Price includes all beach
access points but this
could be done in a phased
approach.
Create consistent hardscape and landscape for all
beach accesses
$50,000 -
$100,000
Depends on size of beach
access and hardscape
All enhancements, hardscapes or improvement
should be approved by the city manage or designee
0 Set as a policy
PARK: Bull Memorial COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Adele Grage needs better signage with lights for
events
Done
Sculpture Park, UNF $2,000 - $20,000
Marked parking spaces $1,000
Marquee sign $10,000
Recommendations
Remove and fill the berm located near the
memorial seating area
$2,000 Mostly staff and
requirement – includes re-
sod of area
Bicycle parking at entrances and other visible
locations
$3,000
Relocated postal drop off box in order to create
additional parking spaces
$25,000 -$35,000 Depends on amount of
asphalt needed
Add historical marker at Adele Grage Center $2,500
Move curb and sidewalk along 7th St. north to
create room for on-street parking
$75,000 -
$100,000
Improve crosswalks at E. Coast Drive and Ocean
Blvd intersection with 7th St (min. crossing
distances, ped. Crossing signals, high visibility
crosswalk and lighting)
$20,000 - $25,000
When large palm in memorial seating is remove –
repurpose area to include multi-purpose stage
$10,000 -$15,000 Tree removal and patch
concrete work
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PARK: Donner COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Attractive landscaping Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Bat boxes $1,000
Fully fence fields $5,000
Teach gardening for kids $5,000 Can use volunteers to help
4 permanent pickle ball courts Completed
Kids pickleball $25,000
Rain gardens $15,000
Public art $2,000 - $20,000
Music and public events Unknown
HC parking and parking spaces $10,000
Windscreens that maintain view for pickle ball $5,000
Parking at north end
Splash pad near basketball courts $250,000 -
$350,000
Mural at basketball $5,000
Seating/bleachers at pickleball and baseball with
shad trees/canopy
$2,000
Expand multi-use fields – keeps baseball diamond
but remove pitcher’s mound
$15,000
Move existing bleachers and add bleachers for
multi-use fields
$2,000
Bocce court $3,000
Provide seating for pickleball/bocce court $2,000
Shade trees around the restroom building for multi-
use
$1,000
Drinking station at pickle ball court restrooms $1,200
Remove court and provide youth activities
(potential splash pad)
$250,00 -
$350,000
Est. for splash pad -
Depends on size and
features
Provide on-street 90 degree parking
Art mural option for either pump station wall or
buffer wall
$5,000
Planting areas around community center $5,000
Recommendations
Bicycle safety course $60,00 - $85,000
Expand the multi-use field by removing pitcher’s
mound and fencing on the baseball field
$15,000 - $25,000 Baseball league does not
support this
recommendation
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Splash pad $250,000 -
$350,00
Depends on size and
features
Parallel parking on George St. $100,000 to
$150,000
Walking/running path along perimeter of park with
shade trees and exercise stations
$100,000 Path with 5 stations
Bottle filling stations $2,400 Cost assumes water &
electric
Shade structures or shade trees near pickleball
courts
Structure$15 to
$20 K
Improve park entrance from Dudley Street
(landscaping, bike racks, sign and widened path)
$15,000
Replace mural on bathrooms $5,000 Maybe have community
participate
Install mural or buffer wall at lift station $5,000
Convert western basketball court into a children’s
size basketball and Ada accessible basketball court
$20,000
Plant podocarpus or another shrub to screen and
soften southern and western perimeter
$5,000
PARK: Dutton Island Preserve COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Naming opportunity 0
Floating dock $50,000 -
$100,000
Trail around pond with native plants $35,000
Bat boxes $1,000
Non-chemical insect control
Maintain natural landscape, no structures 0 Staff time
Beaches signage/directional trails $10,00
Educational markers along trail $10,000
Benches on loop trail $4,000
Form “Friends of Dutton Island” 0 Staff time & Volunteers
Canoe/kayak concessionaire
Eco restoration, more maintenance Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Rename pond Staff time
More trail maintenance, natural grass
plantings, bio swales
Staff time
Water trails Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Trail maintenance Staff time
Bugs are bad
Bat boxes $1,000
Camp sites need maintenance Staff time
Platform for camp sites Completed
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Friends of “Dutton Island” 0 Staff time and Volunteers
Design park for resiliency Study needed
Trash bins at trailheads $2,000
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
In process of reparing floating docks Completed
North FL land Trust won’t allow any more
boardwalks piers
Waiting on grant to remodel/update showers, add
picnic tables, grills and benches
Did not get
Updated bat boxes $1,000
Update/redesign camping numbering Completed
Add a fire pit are to camp site #2 Done Adding another one to # 8
Remove dead pine trees 80% done Completed
Hard to maintain due to size and vegetation growth
Problems with the homeless
Recommendations
Wayfinding at each trailhead $15,000
Maintain, replace and add educational/interpretive
signage along trails
$20,000
Elevate camping sites as need to prevent flooding Completed
Bike rack at preserve entrance & fishing piers $2,000
Add Recycling bins, cigarette butt receptacles and
fishing line recycling
$1,500
Maintain, replace and add new bat boxes $3,000 Works with volunteers to
complete
Seating and shade at each boardwalk overlook $5,000
Do friendly amenities such as dog waste bags, dog
water fountains, etc.
$3,500
Trash bins at all trail entrances $2,500
Install trail surfacing/edging $20,000 Permeable
Stabilize trail surfaces in low-lying wet areas $15,000
Add skylights to restrooms $4,000
Remove exotic and invasive species 0 Staff time
Restore freshwater pond to its natural condition
(remove exotic vegetation)
0 Staff time
PARK: Fairway Villas COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Benches $2,000
Public art $2,000 -$10,000 Depends on the art piece
and size
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Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Keep grass cut 0 Staff time
Added picnic tables in the last but removed at
request of residents
0 Completed
Recommendations
Add sign and entrance feature $3,000
Maintain existing trees and look for more
opportunities to restore canopy
0 Will be included with
phase 2 COJ tree planting
Transition to xeriscape in select area to reduce
water and maintenance
$10,000
PARK: Howell Park COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Bat boxes $1,000
Directional signage
Replace boardwalks, signage Upcoming Eagle
Scout project
Replace rotten railroad ties DONE
Clear out overgrowth
Restore coquina paths DONE Completed
Gazebo $20 to $50 k
depending on size
Thin out junk DONE
New wood Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
ADA parking $5,000
Friends of “Howell Park” 0 Staff time and volunteers
Crime/upkeep
Fake surveillance cameras
Pond? Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Smell/stagnant creek
Public art $2,000 - $20,000
Walkways and beds need maintenance $10,000
Retention pond Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Sidewalk/hard surface Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Containers for residents to remove air
potatoes vines
Rubber Maid trash
cans $50. each
Broken pipe at edge of park Completed
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Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Updated bat boxes $1,000
Clean ditch every 3-4 years 0 Staff time
Planted 40+ trees Completed
Cleaned up around turtle pond Completed
Updated bridges Completed
Added new picnic tables Completed
Replaced several RR ties Completed
Gazebo for special events Completed
Recommendations
Maintain and update educational signage $2,500
Install gazebo for special events $15,000
Bike parking at all entrance $2,000
Plant landscaping around lift station to screen $1,000
Add ADA parking in parking lot off Palm Ave $5,000
Wayfinding signage around trailheads/entrances $3,000
Create a pervious pavement path to connect Jack
Russell to Bull Park
$10,000
PARK: Jack Russell Park COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Bat boxes $1,000
Public art $1,000 - $10,000 Depends on art
Remove pine trees for soccer field $10,000
Naming opportunities for ball field 0 Staff time
Color palette for buildings 0 Staff/Volunteer time
Bike loop and new bike racks
Maintain/pressure wash skate park 0 Staff time
Update mural on racquetball court $5,000
Playground equipment for older kids Depends on
layout/equipment
Repurpose racquetball courts $150,000 to
$200,000
All street style skate features $50,000 - $70,000
Spend money on improving existing vs doing new
things
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Renovate skate park $50,000 Depends on the amount
of renovations
Improve grass outfield-baskeball $10,000
Increase path from 4’ to 8’ + lighting $150,000
Fitness stations $30,000 10 stations
Art studios at racquetball courts $1,000 - $75,000 Depends on if adding
electric, water and roof
Art garden $10,000
Imagination play space/nature play $10,000
Native plants
Lighting/safety improvements along path $70,000 -
$100,000
Bottle refill $3,600
Splash pad $250,000 -
$300,000
Depends on size
Bocce, horseshoes, shuffle board $25,000
Practice tennis courts $100,000
Ping pong $15,000
Demo gardens at city hall $20,000 -$40,000
Wayfinding $10,000
More parking at tennis courts $30,000- $40,000
Sand volleyball $40,000
Climbing wall/climbing play equipment $100,00
Parking Not sure where/what
Bike racks $3,000
Younger kids skate park $50,000-
$100,000
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Recommendations
Rain gardens and bioswales along ditch $35,000 -$45,000
Widen existing sidewalks along Seminole and Plazas
to create an 8’ path
$90,000 -
$100,000
Plant Oak trees along walking path to fill in missing
link
0 Phase 2 of COJ tree
planting plan
Bike parking at Seminole at tennis courts, entrance
at Plaza, entrance at Clipper Ship lane and along
Plaza near fields
$3,500
Install low-light and low-level ped. Lighting along
walking paths
$70,000 -
$100,000
Repurpose racquetball courts – art studios,
pickleball courts and tennis practice courts
$1,000 - $75,000 Depends on if adding
electric, water and roof
Benches by basketball court $2,000
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Water bottle filling stations $2,400 Cost assumes water and
electric
Replace mural on racquetball court $5,000
Install community garden between skate park and
tennis courts
$15,000
PARK: Johansen COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
ADA walking trail $120,000
Activate Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Disk golf $25,000 - $30,000 18 holes
Physical activity stations $30,000 Approx. 10 stations
Don’t manicure
Community wildlife NWF habitat garden $5,000
Pollinators Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Shelters Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Shade Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Native plants including understory $5,000
Art $2,000 - $20,000
Challenging playground equipment $30,000 - $70,000
Bat boxes $1,000
Arboretum $10,000
Garage cans and benches $7,000 - $10,000
More bridges Vague- not sure of scope
of suggestion
Benches $5,000
Tables for small gathering $5,000
Picnic tables
Wayfinding
Park Hours
Dog stations
Educational signage
Public art
Active play
Cross walks
Covered pavilion
Improve send of public space at north end
Improve drainage
Maintain festival space
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Walking path
Vegetation Swale
Clear safety points
Maintain trees
Add shady understory
Butterfly/pollinator native plants
Flowering plants
Pocket park at NE extension
Fix planter
Keep passive
Improve bike/walk routes on Selva Marina
“ “ on Saturiba Dr.
“ “ to March Oaks
Recommendations
Refurbish/restore memorial planter $4,000
Add pervious walking trail along drainage swale
that connects southern park to northern park
$120,000 Approx. 3,000 linear feet
Wayfinding and education signage $10,000
Dog waste bag stations $2,000
Picnic benches/tables $5,000
Public art $2,000 - $20,000 Depends on the art piece
and size
Trash cans $2,000
Butterfly garden $20,000 - $30,000
Native plants and preserve select areas as natural
areas with min. to no maintenance
$15,000
Replace dead trees $5,000
Educational signage for trees/plants $8,000
Maintain and add bat boxes $1,000
Bike racks at entrance near Seminole Rd $1,800
Entrance sign at northern end of park at Saturiba Dr $2,000
Park signage, wayfinding signage and path to the
walking trail from the entrance on Park Terrace
East
$5,000
PARK: Jordan COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Retention Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
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Fence $5,000
Signage $5,000
Public events Vague - not sure of scope
of suggestion
Parking and signage for bike access $3,000
Pump track –need public input $250,000 -
$400,00
Depends on scale and
features
Lighting $50,000 -
$100,000
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Added new play set within the last 2 years Completed
Added new bike path Completed
Resurfaced basketball courts Completed
Periodically repair lighting On-going
Crime is a problem in the evenings
Recommendations
Add angled parking to the dirt right-of-way on the
north side of the park.
$100,000
Parallel parking added along Jordan $50,000 - $60,000
Install/improve lighting $75,000 -
$100,000
Walking path along perimeter of city-owned parcels
north of Jordan park
$110,000 -
$150,000
Add multi-use path through park that connects
with Jordan St. to provide ped. and bicyclist and
off-street route to travel to Donner Rd.
$30,000 - $50,000
Exercise equipment for all ages along new
sidewalks
$20,000 - $30,000
Bike racks at all entrances (Francis Ave. and Jordan
St.
$3,000
Enhance Jordan St. entrance with park sign, clear
path and enhanced landscaping
$15,000
PARK: Marvin’s Gardens COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Sign or rename after a person $2,000
Leave as-is 0
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Surrounding residents maintain park
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Recommendations
Make area feel like it is a city owned pocket park
(sign, split rail fencing to match other parks, etc.)
$5,000
Upgrade play equipment to standard city type of
equipment
$5,000 - $30,000 Depends on equipment
Add park sign See Kevin, he suggested
there might be a name
change
PARK: Riverbranch Preserve COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Coordinate with North FL Land trust regarding
structures, overlooks, etc.
Recommendations
Educations sign/marker at the west 6th Street
marsh overlook to education visitors of the history
and purpose of the preserve
$4,000 - $6,000
Maintain and repair kayak route signage $5,000
PARK: Selva Preserve COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Recommendations
Delay improvements/plan until city has better
understanding of proposed development to the
north
0
Add “No Trespassing” and/or warning signage to
alert public about overgrowth and wildlife
$100
PARK: Tide Views Preserve COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Bat boxes $1,000
Shade $5,000 Assumes shad sails
Purchase junkyard adjacent to park unknown
Bike pump track on adjacent city owned land $250,000 -
$400,00
Depends on scale and
features
Public art $2,000 - $20,000 Depends on art piece and
size
Junkyard – check on violation and pollution
into area
Sampling? – can not go
onto private property to
sample
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Enhance/maintain trails $10,000
Clear-out homeless campers 0 Staff time
Improve connectivity
Signage/wayfinding $10,000
Street tree planting along Camelia St Completed with the 20
trees for the class of 2020
Redo bathroom $10,000 - $15,000
Butterfly planting $5,000
Preservation area (less structured plantings) 0 Direct staff not to cut
certain areas
Connect to beach bikeway
Link to Tide view
Local art duplicate
2nd bathroom at north dock $50,000 -
$100,000
Mitigate pollution from junkyard Depends on scope
Plants – green education $5,000 Can get volunteers to help
Tidal education $5,000 Can get volunteers to help
Picnic $2,000
Bike connection to Atlantic
Improve sense of safety at parking Adding cameras
ADA access to piers $10,000 - $15,000
Link to kayak trail
Bike repair station $2,000
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
North Fl land trust won’t allow any more
boardwalks/piers
Hammock village added to Bennet area Completed
Commission approved pavilion in Bennet area Donation
Walking trail around pond ad connect to rest of
trails
$30,000
Problem with homelessness Staff to monitor and
cameras added
Recommendations
Signage at kayak launches that shows the
bluewater/kayak trails
$10,000
Bike racks at each entrance to park $3,000
Seating and shade along city’s drainage pond $15,000 - $30,000
Pervious walking path round city’s drainage pond
that connects to existing trails. Start at Camelia St
parking lot, go round pond and continue down the
alley of palm trees to the W 1st St. parking lot. Also
$30,000 - $50,000
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have portion along the DOT pond to the kayak
ramp at the NW corner of the pond.
Wayfinding signage at the trailheads $10,000
Continue to maintain and add
educations/interpretative signage along trails
$5,000
Fishing line recycling to the fishing piers $1,500
Entrance sign to Camelia St entrance $2,000
Bike racks at each entrance $3,000
ADA access to “Sunset Pier” $10,000 - $15,000
Path to proposed walking path around the drainage
pond from Camelia St. entrance
$30,000
PARK: Veterans COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Water fountain $1,200
Model gardens $5,000
Bat boxes $100
Pavilion with bathrooms and kitchen $120,000 -
$200,000
Buy adjacent property for senior center Unknown – requires
appraisal
Military flag project
More shade $3,500 to $10,000 Can use trees and shad
sail to accomplish
Shade sail $3,500 - $4,000 Cost to replace
Add bathroom $20,000 - $50,000
Add trees along trailer park Done Completed
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Updated sidewalk to playground area Completed
Re-surface basketball courts $75,000 -
$100,000
Playground in great shape
Add side to sun shade Completed
Added new windscreen adjacent to Mayport Rd Completed
Recommendations
Plant shade trees to provide shade for attendees $3,000 - $5,000
Grade lawn area to create gradual slope to emulate
“stadium seating”
$30,000 - $50,000
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Wrap electrical box with American flag or red,
white and blue design
$2,000 -$3,000
Plant bushes or install fencing around electrical
substation
$1,500 - $3,000
Identify parking area with signage or marking
ground
$2,000 - $5,000
Pavilion and grill $15,000 - $30,000
Water/bottle filling station $1,200
Signage about the purpose, value and history of
park
$2,000 - $5,000
Restrooms $20,000 -$50,000
Bike parking at entrance $3,000
Park sign at Mayport Rd. entrance $2,000
PARK: Waters COST ESTIMATE NOTES
Community Input
Clear underbrush for visibility 0 Staff time
Crime?
Clean up dead branches on trees and plant more
trees
0 Staff time
Staff Input (Public Works and Recreation)
Add turf block parking $30,000 - $50,000
Add playground $20,000 -$60,000
Recommendations
Turf block parking $30,000 - $50,000
Keep park natural and limited facilities 0 Staff time
Agenda Item #1.B.
21 Sep 2020
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