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Parks Comm PKT 06-02-2022City of Federal Way PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURAL SERVICES PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION June 2, 2022 5:00 p.m. H lebos Conference Room MEETING AGENDA Notice: Meetings are held in -person. To request an accommodation to attend or provide public comment virtually, please contact mare.iaenicke6a�citvoffederalway.com no later than close of business the day before the meeting. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. PUBLIC COMMENT (3 minutes) Please limit comments to 3 minutes. The Chair may ask citizen to briefly summarize comments that continue too long. 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES — May 5, 2022; Regular Meeting Minutes 4. COMMISSION BUSINESS Topic Title/Description Presenter A. Red, White & Blues Festival — Shift Assignments Commission B. Survey Script Commission C. Work Plan Review Commission 5. STAFF REPORTS Topic Title/Description Presenter A. None 6. OTHER BUSINESS 7. FUTURE MEETINGS: The next PRHSPS Committee meeting will be held on June 14, 2022 at 5:00pm. 8. AGENDA SETTING 9. ADJOURNMENT NEXT REGULAR MEETING: September 1, 2022 is Iparks comm mtg notes 12022 W6-02-2022 agenda.doc CITY OF FEDERAL WAY PARKS AND RECREATION PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION May 5, 2022 Hylebos Meeting Room 5:00 p.m. MEETING MINUTES Present: Chair Michael Campsmith, Vice Chair George Vadino, Dave Berger, Karen Brugato and Sabrina Ettinger Unexcused: Commissioner Ariel Paull Staff: John Hutton, Parks Director, Jason Gerwen, Parks Deputy Director and Mary Jaenicke, Parks Adm. Asst. II. Chair Campsmith called the meeting to order at 5:00pm. None APPROVAL OF MINUTES Vice Chair Vadino moved to approve the April Parks and Recreation Commission regular meeting minutes as written. Chair Campsmith seconded. Motion passed. COMMISSION BUSINESS Introduction of New Members Commissioners Brugato and Ettinger introduced themselves to the Commission. Project Prioritization Matrix The goal of the Matrix is to come up with an objective way to rank projects; what does the community think is most important, what does the commission think is most important and what funding is available for these projects. Commissioners must be very consistent when scoring each individual project. Staff Gerwen reported that there have been some changes; Parks staff has met with the Community Development Department and there may be an opportunity for funding for master planning Brooklake and Steel Lake Park. These projects are listed in the PROS plan. There are three projects that could be added to the matrix. The third project is the Korean Garden and Council is in full support of this project. After discussion, the commission agreed to add the Korean Garden and the Master planning of Brooklake and Steel Lake Park. Staff Gerwen requested that the Commissioners fill out the matrix to the best of their abilities and be prepared to discuss it at the June 2 meeting. The commission discussed developing a community survey and have that available at the Parks & Recreation Commission booth at the Red, White & Blues Festival. STAFF REPORTS Parks Appreciation Day Staff Gerwen reported that Parks Appreciation Day was a success. There was a total of 162 volunteers that contributed 486 hours working at the sites. Projects included: 70 tons of gravel spread, 45 cubic yards of vegetation pruned, three cherry trees planted, 12 fruit trees pruned and 55 gallons of debris was picked up. Staff Gerwen stated that he's gotten a lot of positive feedback on the event and the community was very engaged. is\parks comm mtg notes\2022\05-05-2022 minutes.doc Parks and Recreation Commission, May 5 2022 Page 2 Red, White & Blues Festival Staff Hutton stated that this is a signature event for the Parks & Recreation Department. The Parks & Recreation Commission will have a booth at this event. Sign ups for the event will take place at the June 2 Parks Commission Meeting. There will be three shifts: 2:30-4;30, 4:30-6:30 and 6:30 to close. OTHER BUSINESS All new commissioners are required to attend a meeting to cover the Public Records Act, Open Public Meetings Act and the Code of Ethics. This meeting will place on June 2 at 4:00pm in City Council Chambers. The meeting will be staffed by Assistant City Attorney Joanna Eide. Community Development staff will attend the September meeting to provide an update on the Comp Plan. NEXT MEETING/AGENDA ITEMS Commission Business Project Prioritization Matrix Red, White & Blues Festival signup Survey Script Work Plan review Staff Reports None 1 :7►11 I Blom I A motion was made by Commissioner Brugato and seconded by Commissioner Berger to adjourn the meeting. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 5:52pm. is\parks comm mtg notes\2022\05-05-2022 minutes.doc DRAFT Parks Commission Survey • What is your favorite Federal Way park or trail and why? • What is your least Federal Way park or trail and why? • If we could add one amenity or feature to a park or trail in Federal Way what would you want added? • What are we doing well in the park system? • What do we need to improve upon in the park system? • How often have you visited a park in FW in the past year? • How many special events have you attended in a FW Park? • Are you a member of the Federal Way Community Center? • Have you visited the Federal Way Community Center? CITY OF At Federal Way Centered on Opportunity This page was intentionally left blank. CCTV OF A. Federal Way Parks & Recreation Commission 2022 Work Plan Summa IOb'eclves Commission Tasks When Status Goal: To establish a system to Prioritize projects we could fund with King Co. Levy 1. Brain storm session 7De 2,Sub-Committee?1%-pmgbDevelop a system with criteria, to rank 3. Recommendation commission priorities and make more 4. Determine Costs informed decisions 1. Identify and spurarscheduledvoluntee a PAD — Support volunteer events in City Parks in activities. 4Y1312022 conjundon with Parks Appreciation Day 2. Recruit volunteers. Others 2022 Volunteer Events (PAD) in April. 3. Volunteer at events. To Be Serve Day in Oct. 4. Booth @ RWB Festival Determined TBD 1. Tour park playgrounds 2. Monitor and participate in playground Improvement of playground equipment in replacements. (Next up:Nderbrook, Annual Playground n gr existing parks appropriate for the Celebration and Heritage Woods) 2n° -4m qb Equipment Replacement P neighborhood 3. Priorhization of Funds - No REET allocation in 2021- 2022 budget cycle 1. Identify all bails in need of repairs. Trail Repairs Identify and priorhize parks bail repairs. Root 2 Prioritize order of needed repairs 2nd-4e qb. damaged trails are a priority 3. Identify or secure funding As needed, Steel Lake Shop • Informational updates 1. Provide input as needed during process On -going Replacement 2n4-0 qb. 1. Participate in process to develop the scope As Funding Master Plan - Steel Lake Master Plan Steel Lake Park Properly of the Master Plan process. sAvailable Park 1. Participate in process to develop the scope As funding Master Plan • Brooklake CC Master Plan Brooklake Properly of the Master Plan process. is Available 1. Continue pursuingiidenti(ying funding options, As Funding Master Plan - Lakota Park Upgrade Park amenities 2. Strategize on how to get FW School is Available Board to partner in funding project