Alexandria Recreation & Education Program (AREP) April 2014
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1 Alexandria Recreation & Education Program (AREP) April 2014
2 PROPOSITION (AREP RECREATION MILLAGE) VOTE: May 3, 2014! L Rapides Parish, City of Alexandria - 6 mills tax, 20 years, , acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining or operating parks, playgrounds, recreation centers and other recreational facilities and programs, including cultural, educational and leisure activities, together with necessary furnishings and equipment, provided that the first 3 mills levied shall be applied as follows:! (1) 35% for capital purposes and;! (2) 65% for operations, maintenance and staffing, with revenues in excess of 3 mills be used solely for operations, maintenance, staffing, facilities and programs at the Alexandria Zoological Park.
3 Existing Recreation Assets CoA Recreation Assets:! 20 PARKS! 17 FACILITIES 3 GREENWAYS! 5 COMMUNITY CENTERS
4 AREP Millage Overview MILLAGE AREP CAPITAL 35% PROGRAMS 20-30% O/M 35-45% PROJECTS PROGRAMS
5 AREP Millage Overview Guaranteed Revenue Levels on this chart are based on three mills. SPARC/other Funding: $5M Amortized Tax: $6M 2.15 mills: 20 years: $15,600, mills: 20 years: $18,150, mills: 20 years: $21,780,000 Government Oversight MILLAGE Citizen Oversight $5.0M CIP+SPARC Existing AREP $6.0M New Obligations Supported by Millage CAPITAL 35% PROGRAMS 20-30% O/M 35-45% ZOO Zoo only receives capital & programming dollars after approval of the first three mills. PROJECTS PROGRAMS PARTNERSHIPS e.g.: Ballpark Infrastructure Tennis Infrastructure Greenway Infrastructure e.g.: Bolton Avenue Computer Lab After School Partnerships Athletic Programming AlexCorps
6 Lose & Associates Proposed Community Services Division Organization Mayor Community Services Division Director AREP Commission Assistant Community Services/Parks Director Grants and Human Resources Coordinator Administrative Assistant (vacant) Zoo Director 1 Administrative Assistant 1 Community Programs Superintendent Recreation & Athletics Superintendent Parks Superintendent Sports & Marketing Supervisior Special Programs & Cultural Arts Supervisor Special Events & Festivals Supervisor Athletics Supervisor Centers Program Supervisor Revenue Centers Supervisor Parks Maintenance Staff 1 Johnny Downs Sports Complex Links on the Bayou Field Rentals Program Staff/ Instructors Athletics Coordinator Center Attendants Rental Facilities Coordinator 1 Community Center/Aquatics Complex Supervisor 4 Golf Enterprise Contractor 3 Tennis Center Future Competition Pool Center Staff Park Facility Rentals Golf Pro Shop 3 Staff Johnny Downs Maintenance Staff 3 Golf Maintenance 3 Staff 2009 COMPREHENSIVE PARKS AND RECREATION
7 Proposed Community Services Reorganization DRAFT Proposed Community Services Division Organization Mayor! Empowering Neighborhoods. Reclaiming Alexandria. SafeAlex Community Services Division Director AREP Commission NOTE: The Commission model would resemble current programming for SafeAlex; however, the Administration is considering changes to the community feedback portion to compare council district planning with Recreation Planning Units. Administrative Assistant Zoo Director Assistant Community Services Director Community Centers Coordinator Assistant Community Services/ Recreation Director Special Programs & Cultural Arts Supervisor Special Events & Festivals Supervisor Alexandria Riverfront Center Program Staff/ Instructors Revenue Centers Superintendent Athletics Superintendent Parks Superintendent Johnny Down Sports Complex Links on the Bayou Field Rentals Rental Facilities Coordinator Golf Enterprise Contractor Athletic Coordinators Parks Maintenance Staff Tennis Center Future Assets Golf Pro Shop Staff Johnny Downs Maintenance Staff Golf Maintenance Staff
8 How much does this cost? A property worth $100,000 has an assessed value of $10,000 (10 %). Find out the annual cost per homeowner by multiplying the assessed value times six (6).! Example: 6 mills for a home valued at $100,000 and assessed at $10,000 would see a single increase of $60 in property taxes per year. That equates to about $5 a month. Home Value Assessed Value Annual Cost $50,000 $5,000 $30 $150,000 $15,000 $90 $200,000 $20,000 $120 $250,000 $25,000 $150 $300,000 $30,000 $180 $400,000 $40,000 $240 $500,000 $50,000 $300
9 Recreation Investment
10 DISTRICT 3 Frank O. Hunter Park Now Phase I: $1,600,000 Phase 2: $1,051,000 NEW: New lighting, play area, football complex, expanded recreation center, sports courts, new walking trail, picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, new tree plantings, additional parking, practice area.
11 DISTRICT 4 Land of the Jaguar $2,700,000 Jaguar exhibit, the spectacled bear, ocelot and primate enclosures were enlarged to accommodate larger crowds and create a better quality of life for the animals.
12 DISTRICT 4 Zoo Festival Plaza $395,000 Before After Bronze animal sculptures, a water area containing a large granite globe suspended in water; shooting water fountain features; benches.
13 DISTRICT 1 Harmon Park After Before $420,746 (NOTE: Amount also associated with Cheatham Park project. NEW: New lighting, replace fencing, replace play equipment, new walking trail, rehabilitate pavilion, new picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, new tree plantings.
14 DISTRICT 3 Cheatham Park Before After $420,746 (NOTE: Amount also associated with Harmon Park project. NEW: Additional parking, new lighting, replace play equipment, new walking trail, new picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, new tree plantings.
15 DISTRICT 2 MPAT Before After $1,755,000 (NOTE: Amount also associated with Acadian and City Park projects.) NEW: Parking, lighting, play equipment, walking trail, pavilion, picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, tree plantings and landscaping, fencing, disc golf course, restroom, festival lawn.
16 DISTRICT 4 City Park Before After $1,755,000 (NOTE: Amount also associated with Acadian and MPAT Park projects.) NEW: New lighting, replace play equipment, new walking trail, replace fencing, rehabilitate pavilion, new sand volleyball court, new picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, new tree plantings.
17 DISTRICT 3 Acadian Before After $1,755,000 (NOTE: Amount also associated with MPAT and City Park projects.) NEW: Parking, lighting, play equipment, walking trail, pavilion, picnic tables, benches, and waste receptacles, tree plantings and landscaping.
18 DISTRICT 2 HDQ Before After $420,746 NEW: Walking trail and a playground. Improvements and expansion to provide quality of life areas of play for children and adults.
19 DISTRICT 3 Lincoln $36,665 NEW: Walking track
20 Other Projects WTO-3B Citywide Park Signage: COMPLETED 2013 Restoration of Bringhurst Golf Course: COMPLETED 2009 Recreational Park Improvements (Spray Pads): COMPLETED 2009 Acadian Park Drainage: COMPLETED 2007
21 Total DISTRICT PROJECT AMOUNT STATUS 3 Frank O. Hunter $2,651,000 Construction 4 Land of the Jaguar $2,700,000 Complete 4 Zoo Festival Plaza $395,000 Complete 1 Harmon Park $213,000 Complete 3 Cheatham Park $213,000 Complete 2 MPAT $585,000 Complete 4 City Park $585,000 Complete 3 Acadian Park $585,000 Complete 2 HDQ $420,746 Complete 3 Lincoln $36,665 Complete 4 Park Signage Masonic Drive $137,400 Complete Citywide Park Signage (WTO-3B) $270,000 Complete Citywide Spray Pads $1,273,638 Complete 3 Acadian Park Drainage $408,910 Complete
22 Total! 14 Major Recreation Asset Projects $10,474,359!! Recreation Investments *Since 2006
23 Infrastructure Investment
24 Bolton Avenue Before After
25 Bolton Avenue Extends from Elliott to Monroe Streets. Streetscape enhancements includes sub-surface utilities, drainage improvements, lighting, covered bus stops, signage and landscaping. These improvements will attract and encourage businesses to redevelop the area and begin establishing an identity for the corridor.
26 Fire Station No. 4 Before After Very little attention has been given to locations of fire stations since A study of fire station locations and population shifts need to be determined to improve fire safety response time.
27 Fire Station No. 5 Before After Very little attention has been given to locations of fire stations since A study of fire station locations and population shifts need to be determined to improve fire safety response time.
28 Masonic Drive Improvements Include: Streetscape enhancement, introducing plantings and street trees with seasonal accent to both sides of Masonic. Pedestrian and vehicular gateways at Texas Avenue and Lee Street intersections that identifies Masonic Drive as a destination. Pedestrian walkway and expanded sidewalks. New bus slips and shelters. A series of new pedestrian crosswalks. Street furniture such as benches, bicycle racks, and litter receptacles.
29 City of Alexandria Regional Gateways WTO-3D Masonic Description: The Horseshoe Drive Gateway will be constructed of brick and cast stone that will match the obelisk on Lee and will be slightly larger. There will be a raised planter with landscape as well as some additional landscaping around the perimeter of the planter at ground level.
30 City of Alexandria Regional Gateways WTO-3D 28 Vandenburg Main City of Alexandria Regional Gateways Description: Metal frames with a perforated metal exterior skin. The letters that spell out ALEXANDRIA will be made of aluminum. These structures will have internal lighting that will shine through the holes in the metal skin giving them a glow effect. The letters will also have lights on them. Both will also have a backdrop of Magnolias with other assorted plantings around the perimeter. 28 West & Vandenburg/ 3rd Street & Main
31 City of Alexandria Regional Gateways WTO-3D 28 Vandenburg Main Masonic! District Markers
32 SPARC Update [Special Planned Activity Redevelopment Corridors] 17% 4% March % 21% 24 Projects $32,702,839 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
33 MPO & SPARC Update [Metropolitan Planning Organization] 20% March % 60% 5 Projects $25,671,291 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
34 TEP & SPARC Update [Transportation Enhancement Projects] March % 3 Projects $4,950,000 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
35 CIP Update [Capital Improvement Projects] 20% 27% March % 7% 15 Projects $25,426,490 40% CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
36 OFT Update [Operation Fast Track] March % 33 Projects $38,500,775 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
37 Other Projects Update March % 3 Projects $5,197,000 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
38 Total Infrastructure Improvements 13% March % 16% 1% 1% 7% 83 Projects $132,488,396 CONCEPT A & E DESIGN BID CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
39 For additional SPARC information visit: For additional AREP information visit:
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