7.26.2018 CAC #3 Southwest Service Area Master Plan Stevens Square Park
Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Check-in and Grounding Exercise 3. Deeper Dive on SW Data 4. MPRB 101: RecQuest 5. Level of Service Exercise 6. Public Engagement Update 7. Public Comment Time 8. Announcements 9. Work Group Launch & Close 2
1 Welcome
2 Check-in and Grounding
3 Deeper Dive on SW Data
Process Community Going to Possible Community Online Survey Additional Artist Connector Engagement Events Media Campaign Data Review of Collection of Basemaps/GIS Existing Demographics Community Collection information Amenities Comment Neighborhood Summary of Service Area “DataJam” to Groupings Community Analysis Coverage by prepare for Engagement •Intensity of Use Amenity Design Results •Demographics Refined Preliminary Community Concepts Based Design Design Week Concepts Engagement on Community Comment Revised Master Master Plan Draft Master Public Comment Plan Document Board Approval Document Plan Document Period Based on Comments
System Wide Review of Existing Amenities 7
Review of Existing Amenities Per Park 8
Service Area Coverage by Amenity Amenities mapped include: • Play Areas • Picnic Areas • Rec Centers • Ball Fields (Premier and Multi-Use Diamond) • Multi-Use Fields (Includes Premier Fields) • Basketball Courts • Tennis Courts • Pools and Water Access • Bocce, Volleyball, and Skate Parks • Skating, Hockey, and Sledding 9
Service Area Coverage by Amenity, continued Mapped Elements include: • 5 Minute and 10 Minute Walking Radius of Key Amenities • Neighborhood Park Land • Regional Park Land • Regional Amenities listed by icon • Bikeways • Roadways • Water 10
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Who are the parks serving? A demographic summary by geographic neighborhood grouping. Geographic Groupings Include: Bryn Mawr, Kenwood Isles, Lowry Hill, East Isles • Lowry Hill East, Stevens Square, Whittier • Linden Hills, West Calhoun, Cedar-Isles-Dean • ECCO, CARAG, Lyndale, East Harriet, Kingfield • Armatage, Fulton, Lynnhurst • Kenny, Tangletown, Windom • 17
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4 MPRB 101: RecQuest
5 Level of Service Exercise
Level of Service Exercise Materials Each table has a large ring sheet and a bag of facility chips Process: • Tables have 15 minutes to place chips in the various rings based on their preferences and group discussion • Support facilities such as light fixtures, bike racks, restrooms, etc. are assumed to be present as a part of basic park operation and are not included in this exercise. • There are blank chip0s so additional site facilities can be added. • Not all the chips have to be used!
STOP Take a photo of the ring sheet
Reduce the chips to no more than 5 per ring (15 min)
STOP Take a photo of the ring sheet
Level of Service Exercise Report Out
6 Public Engagement Update
7 Public Comment Time
8 Announcements CAC Member Homework: 1) Review data sheets, note possible gap areas 2) In addition to this data, write up what you feel defines your neighborhood(s) and the SW area in general 3) Work groups - email main contact and first meeting date to Review Im codell@minneapolisparks.org
9 Work Groups
Next Steps 9-26-2018 | CAC #4 Recreation Center TBD MPRB Contacts: 6-8pm Colleen O’Dell, SW Parks Plan Project Manager 612-230-6469 codell@minneapolisparks.org Madeline Hudek, GIS Technician 612-230-6413 mhudek@minneapolisparks.org Thank YOU Stay connected to the project this summer – sign up for email updates on the project webpage: www.minneapolisparks.org/sw 38
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