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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-11-16 CC Mtg - A6. Sports Park Master Plan Commission Memorandum REPORT TO: Honorable Mayor and City Commission FROM: Carolyn Poissant – Manager of Trails, Open Space, and Parks Design and Development Mitch Overton – Director of Parks and Recreation SUBJECT: Adoption of the Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan MEETING DATE: July 11, 2016 AGENDA ITEM TYPE: Action RECOMMENDATION: Adopt the Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan as presented by staff MOTION: In consideration of all public input, staff presentation, and information received to date, I hereby move to approve adoption of Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan as per the Bozeman Municipal Code Section 26.02.220. BACKGROUND: Resolution No. 4521 was unanimously approved by the Commission April 14, 2014 for the allocation of Trails, Open Space and Parks (TOP) bond funding in an amount not to exceed $7,500,000, “for the acquisition of park land and development of the Bozeman Sports Park Project (“Park Project”), which requires the assistance of a professional design and engineering team. The resolution allocated up to (i) $2,100,000 for the acquisition of approximately 80 acres of park land; (ii) up to $1,788,000 for infrastructure improvements as stated in the Commission motion adopted April 7, 2014; and (iii) the remainder of the $7,500,000 for park development and construction through a yet to be completed park master plan.” The land purchase was completed in 2014 for $2,022,413 leaving $3,689,587 for design and construction of park improvements, reserving the $1,788,000 for infrastructure. The master plan was developed through an interactive design process with a public input committee comprised of key stakeholders (Bozeman Sports Park Foundation, Gallatin Valley Land Trust, Run Dog Run, City departments, and representatives from the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board, and the Bozeman School District). The Consultant team led the process by developing three alternatives, which were refined into the preferred Preliminary Concept Plan (Attachment A). The Master Plan was recommended for approval by the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board on February 11, 2016. A complete review by the Development Review Committee was completed and the Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan was recommended for approval on April 27, 2016. The process for hiring a General Contractor Construction Manager was then followed, bringing on a firm to work with the design team and address issues associated with phasing and construction feasibility. The overall layout of the master plan features has been finalized with future phases to be determined by funding availability. 442 The Master Plan components include: • 14 multi-purpose sports fields • Central park plaza area featuring restrooms, vending, storage playground, picnic shelter(s), open play areas, and splash pad • Maintenance yard with a storage building and parking • Dispersed play items and picnic sites • Wayfinding station and small restrooms at north and south park entries • Interconnecting trails and access points • 2-acre dog off-leash park and agility course • Spectator areas with room for shade structures • Irrigation storage pond • Parking for up to 700 vehicles (including overflow areas) • Perimeter sidewalks and street trees • Relocated Farmer’s Canal irrigation pipe and overflow • Landscaping, irrigation, and stormwater detention with “green infrastructure” components Phase I construction will include a minimum of 4 fields, parking, stormwater detention, a wayfinding station (informational kiosk) and restroom building (Land and Water Conservation Fund grant), basic vending facility (pending donation), landscaping and irrigation. Additional fields (possibly 2 – 4) are expected to be funded through donations to the Bozeman Sports Park Foundation. A summary of project funding, expenditures, and construction budget remaining is as follows: SPORTS PARK BUDGET TOP allocation $7,500,000 Other revenues Farmer rental $5,200 L&WCF grant (pending) $125,000 Rosa CIL (pending) $25,092 BSPF - vending building (pending) $100,000 TOTAL $7,755,292 EXPENSES ROW INFRASTRUCTURE $1,788,000 LAND COSTS $2,016,388 Surveys $6,660 $2,000 D&E - DOWL TO #1 (completed) $253,480 TO#2 - Phase I CDs (estimate) $200,000 TO#3 – Construction admin. (estimate) $50,000 Transp. Impact Analysis $18,725 REVIEW FEES Annexation & Zoning $75 Informal DRC $265 443 Master Site Plan $1,785 DEQ, DNRC, SWPPP, etc. $5,000 DEQ Sub Exemption app & review $5,000 COB Building permit fees $10,000 GCCM fee (GC + pre-con + 5.5% of $3M) $415,500 Other - advertising, utilities, etc. $10,000 $4,862,878 BALANCE $2,892,414 Contingency (10%) $289,241 CONSTRUCTION BUDGET $2,603,173 Phase I of construction is expected to begin this fall with fields available for play in the spring of 2018. City engineering, community development, and parks department staff will continue to hold project status meetings to ensure that road and infrastructure design and construction in the rights-of-way surrounding the park, as well as improvements on adjacent properties being developed, are well coordinated. UNRESOLVED ISSUES: Planning for road infrastructure and irrigation water conveyance is on-going. ATTACHMENT: Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan ALTERNATIVES: Per Commission. FISCAL EFFECTS: Approval of the Bozeman Sports Park Master Plan will allow the project to proceed with preparation of the Phase I site plan and construction documents. Report compiled on: June 28, 2016 444 21BOZEMANSPORTSPARKMASTERSITEPLANBOZEMAN,MONTANAOVERALLPLANC01 445