CITY OF SARASOTA, FLORIDA

PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

Leon Younger and PROS Hoyt Architects

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS City Commission Carolyn J. Mason, Mayor Lou Ann Palmer, Vice Mayor Richard Martin, Commissioner Mary Quillin, Commissioner Mary Anne Servian, Commissioner Planning Board Kenneth C. Shelin, Chair Dr. Robert Lee Kantor, Vice Chair Michael J. Shelton Sam Schackow V. Shannon Snyder Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board Kenneth McMillen, Chair Maria Price, Vice Chair Robert Gorevan Jay Gorzelany Carolyn Johnson Katherine Kelly Millie Small Charter Officials Michael A. McNees, City Manager Richard J. Taylor, City Attorney Billy E. Robinson, City Auditor and Clerk Deputy City Manager V. Peter Schneider Parks + Connectivity Master Plan Project Team Jane Robinson, Director of Planning and Development Dennis Daughters, Director of City Engineering, City Engineer John Burg, Chief Planner Duane Mountain, Capital Projects Manager Natalie Rush, Transportation Planner Michael Woodman, Neighborhood Planner John Brown, Sarasota County Parks and Recreation Jaime Doubek-Racine, National Park Service, Rivers and Trails Program, Florida Millie Small, Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT THE CITY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AT 941/954-4195 OR [email protected]

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table of contents 1

INTRODUCTION.................................................. 1

Purpose......................................................1 Principles of Park Planning and Design .......2 Goals of the Plan ........................................3 National Trends ..........................................3 Planning Process: Public Involvement .........4

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EXISTING CONDITIONS................................... 6

Issues and Opportunities............................. 6 Standards and Levels of Service ................. 9 Conclusion ............................................... 10

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RECOMMENDATIONS .....................................16

New Parks................................................ 16 New Facilities ........................................... 18 Connectivity Plan...................................... 20 Other Recommendations .......................... 25 Existing Parks Conceptual Design............. 29 Implementation Matrix............................... 34

Note: This Parks + Connectivity Master Plan document provides a summary of existing conditions as well as recommendations for future development of Sarasota’s parks and connectivity system . The separate Support Document includes technical information used to formulate the recommendations included in this plan.

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introduction PURPOSE

The City of Sarasota is a scenic Florida Gulf Coast community with a rich cultural history and spectacular physical location. With miles of pristine white beaches as well as its own symphony, ballet and opera companies, excellent schools, and a healthy economic climate, Sarasota offers an outstanding quality of life. Forbes magazine named Sarasota as the winner in its small city category for Best Places 2000. An essential component of any community’s quality of life is the opportunity for recreation and experiencing the outdoors. Sarasota enjoys an excellent park system that provides citizens and visitors a range of opportunities for physical fitness as well as connecting to each other and the environment. From Lido Beach and Ken Thompson Park to Ed Smith Stadium and the Bobby Jones Golf Course, residents and guests have many opportunities to enjoy passive and active recreation in the gorgeous climate that makes Sarasota a great place to live and visit. Parks enhance the City whose vision is:

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A City of urban amenities with small town living and feeling. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park – canoe launch

Parks, open space and trails are urban amenities that connect citizens to nature, provide opportunities for physical fitness, and provide alternatives to transportation by car. In addition, parks enhance the small town atmosphere expressed in the vision statement, ensuring that neighbors have places to meet and be outdoors. The City of Sarasota Parks + Connectivity Master Plan provides the framework for enhancing the City’s system of parks and open space, with specific emphasis on connecting Sarasotans to each other, to nature, and to urban amenities such

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as schools, museums, retail centers, public buildings, parks and transit.

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Frederick Law Olmsted, noted landscape architect and America’s founding father of parks system design, had seven principles for planning and designing parks. They are:

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Build community

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Respect the local landscape

Enjoy scenery

To be successful parks must provide users the opportunity to experience and enjoy nature. Parks should be aesthetically pleasing and provide opportunities to enjoy views within and outside the parks. In particular, pathways and greenways can enhance travelers’ experiences and views of the City. 4.

Elevate the lives of citizens

This principle, which summarizes and encompasses the previous six, expresses the value that parks and open space have in building excellent communities. Parks make citizens feel better about themselves and their communities by providing opportunities for connections: connecting citizens to each other, connecting citizens to nature, connecting citizens to important destinations like schools, open spaces, neighborhoods, museums, libraries, and other urban amenities.

Respecting the local landscape means respecting the environment and responding to its cues. Sarasota’s coastal environment is beautiful and fragile, and the park system must enhance and respect the native flora and fauna. 3.

Increase property values

Numerous recent studies confirm that properties adjacent to parks have higher values because of their proximity to this important urban amenity. Parks must be well designed and well maintained to enhance their surroundings.

This principle refers to the role of the park system in connecting citizens to each other as well as providing community identity. Most great cities are known for their great parks: New York has Central Park, Chicago has Lincoln Park, and San Francisco is known for Golden Gate Park. Sarasota should be no different; a “signature” park can enhance community identity and civic pride. 2.

Define the city

Parks, greenways and open spaces can clearly define the boundaries between urban and undeveloped areas. In addition, as described earlier, an excellent parks and open space system will enhance the city’s identity for citizens and visitors alike.

PRINCIPLES OF PARK PLANNING AND DESIGN

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After discussion of these principles in Sarasota, the steering committee added an eighth principle for the Sarasota plan: 8.

Make parks accessible for all

Accessibility refers to easy travel to parks by foot, by car, by bicycle, and by boat. Accessibility also refers to the community’s obligation to provide facilities for citizens with disabilities. Finally, making parks accessible for all also means providing equitable distribution of open space and facilities throughout the community. This ensures equal access to open space and recreation opportunities to all citizens, regardless of age, income and location.

Integrate built elements into the park plan

A comprehensive parks system includes facilities for active recreation and human comfort, as well as undeveloped open spaces. Built elements should respect the landscape and complement the natural environment.

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GOALS OF THE PLAN

NATIONAL TRENDS

The overall purpose of the plan is to provide direction developing and maintaining an optimal system of connected landscape, park and open space elements within the City. The City determined that the master plan must:

National trends in parks planning take into account both the aging and greening of America, while allowing maximum flexibility for a rapidly changing recreation setting.

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Respond to the City’s visions and goals;

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Respond to the demographics of the City’s residents;

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Respond to the City’s physical environments, including the existing inventory of landscape, park and open space features;

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Be integrated into the City’s Geographic Information System (GIS) so that the plan can be used and easily updated; and

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With baby boomers aging, more opportunities are being provided for passive recreation. At the same time, the children of the baby boomers (and their children) continue to require facilities for traditional as well as new youth activities. Meanwhile, as cities and suburbs continue to develop, the value of open space has never been higher, and attention is being paid to the environmental impact of artificially groomed parklands. Perhaps the most significant national recreation trend sweeping the country is the popularity of multi-use recreational (non-motorized) trails, blueways and greenways. Greenways and blueways have numerous benefits to the community:

Be fiscally responsible.

As indicated above, a guiding factor for the development of the City of Sarasota Parks + Connectivity Master Plan is the high value of recreation citizens expressed in the 1998 Sarasota City Plan (City Plan). In addition, the City of Sarasota Downtown Master Plan 2020 (Downtown Plan) set out several themes that relate to and are incorporated in this plan:

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Connecting the City and the bayfront

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Balanced transportation

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Walk-to-town neighborhoods

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Pragmatic implementation

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They provide opportunities for exercise for all ages.

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They provide opportunities for exercise with limited equipment (and expense).

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They connect neighborhoods to each other.

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They connect neighborhoods with schools, libraries, commercial centers, parks, beaches, and other destinations.

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They provide opportunities to reduce auto trips, by providing safe, pleasant alternatives such as walking, biking, and boating.

Walkable streets

Civic improvements

Other national trends include:

As noted, the City Plan vision placed a high value on parks, open space, and recreational programs. It also stated the need to prepare a parks and recreation plan to address future needs incorporating public input and cooperation with other recreational providers. This plan has been prepared in response to this need.

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According to the Outdoor Recreation in American Life: A National Assessment of Demand and Supply Trends, published in 1999, the most popular activities in the U.S. are walking, viewing a beach or waterside, outdoor family gatherings, and sightseeing.

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The same publication states that among the fastest-growing outdoor recreation activities through 2050 are expected to be visiting historic

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places, sightseeing, and viewing wildlife.

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The slowest-growing activities include fishing, primitive camping, and hunting.

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Basketball and softball continue to enjoy strong participation rates, while participation in football and tennis are declining in some areas of the country. Soccer, on the other hand, is soaring in popularity, particularly among younger and immigrant populations. Girls’ fast-pitch softball is also experiencing explosive growth.

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Popular themed playgrounds go beyond the normal powder-coated swings and jungle gyms found in older parks to more interactive playground appropriate for various age ranges.

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Skate parks, roller hockey rinks, and other active amenities not imagined 20 years ago are becoming standard in cities of all sizes. Parks systems need to be flexible to accommodate new, currently unimagined activities that will become popular in years to come.

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The popularity of static lap pools is fading in favor of more dynamic family aquatic centers, which can include traditional lap pools, but also feature water play structures, fountains, spraygrounds, zero-depth entry, and other family-friendly amenities.

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for supervised unstructured play such as basketball clinics, as well as facilities such as roller hockey rinks and skate parks, provide facilities for desirable recreation activities.

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Partnerships are the way of the future for park and recreation agencies across the country. These include public/public, public/private, and public/not-for-profit partnerships. All three types of partnerships are designed to allow a community to leverage resources and build community support.

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Integrating a citywide parks maintenance program with the tenets of new urbanism is a challenge facing many American cities. New urbanism calls for more, smaller parks, within walkable distance of neighborhoods. Smaller pocket parks can be a strain on parks maintenance budgets. A balance must be struck between livable, walkable neighborhoods with appropriate recreation and proper allocation of municipal maintenance funds. One way this balance has been achieved is through public-private partnerships.

The most important national trend to note is that parks planning at the master plan level must create a flexible system that responds to the needs of the current population while ensuring that changes can be made to accommodate future asyet-unknown recreation needs.

Traditional recreation centers geared toward youth activities are being replaced by larger, more diverse centers that provide facilities and activities for all ages, improving interaction and communication among generations. Cardio and strength training facilities, commonly found in community recreation centers, are seeing growth in both younger and older populations.

PLANNING PROCESS: PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

Any well developed plan needs to respond to the needs and goals of the system stakeholders. In Sarasota these included park users as well as City and County employees, City Commissioners and others with an interest in the system. Discussions with staff, City Commissioners, and stakeholders complemented public meetings.

Providing activities to attract teens challenges communities all over the country. Research suggests that teens are less interested in structured recreation activities than in unstructured environments where they can be with friends. Unprogrammed open spaces and recreation centers can attract teens and encourage positive behavior, providing a structured environment with unstructured activities. In addition, facilities, which provide

In September 2001 three meetings were held to solicit additional input:

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On September 24, 2001, the City sponsored a public meeting. The planning team summarized the analysis and inventory phase, outlined major issues and preliminary

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directions for development of the draft plan, and sought input. Key comments included requests for better maintenance, requests for better coordination with the school system, requests for smaller neighborhood parks that residents can walk to, and requests for better canoe and kayak access to blueways.

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Programming, maintenance, and operations of active parks were reviewed with Sarasota County Parks and Recreation staff. Program and facilities audits identified current conditions, inefficiencies, opportunities for improvement, and other characteristics. The team visited all parks within the City and special facilities such as Bobby Jones Golf Course, Ed Smith Stadium and Lido Beach. County parks located close to the City limits were also visited and reviewed.

During a joint workshop on September 25 with the City’s Planning Board and Parks, Recreation and Environmental Protection Advisory Board the consultant team reviewed the topics of the public forum; summarized public input; and received comments from these two advisory boards.

This document contains summaries of extensive examination and analysis of the Sarasota parks existing conditions and plan recommendations. A separate volume—the Support Document— contains all relevant background information.

At a workshop with the City Commission on September 28, the consultant team reviewed the topics of the forum, input from the public, and comments of the advisory boards. Based upon this review, the City Commission gave direction for the next phase of the plan.

In February 2002, a draft plan was completed and distributed to the City Commission, Planning Board and the Parks Recreation, Environmental Protection Advisory Board (PREPAB), and other interested groups. The draft plan was also posted on the web. In addition to the meetings below the planning department met with many special interest groups (e.g. bicyclists, trail advocates, etc.)

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On March 5, 6, and 7, community forums were held to receive additional public input from residents.

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A joint session of the Planning Board and the PREPAB met along with consultants on March 25 to review comments on the Master Plan and Supporting Documents.

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On April 4, a City Commission workshop was conducted to review the Master Plan and Supporting Documents.

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At the May 6 City Commission meeting, the Commission provided final direction for completion of the plan.

Additional community meetings were held with the National Park Service (NPS) and other service providers to understand future greenway and trail plans in the City and surrounding area.

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existing conditions ISSUES + OPPORTUNITIES

Condition of existing parks

Overall, the condition of parks and recreation facilities in the City of Sarasota is satisfactory. There are a few gaps in service, but the most critical consideration of parks and recreation facility modifications should be in upgrading facilities and creating connections between parks. This interconnectivity will give Sarasotans the options of walking, biking, paddling or driving to get around town. Our inventory revealed that Sarasota’s park system features a wide range of recreation opportunities, from passive parks and open areas to recreation centers, swimming pools, golf courses and basketball facilities. These facilities are spread across the city evenly, except for the southern side of the mainland and the extreme eastern portion of the City.

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According to the City Plan, the City of Sarasota owns more than 45 parks sites with a total of 750.98 acres. In addition, there are 25 County and privately owned facilities in the City. These include the Boys & Girls Club, YMCA, Jewish Community Center and Cool Girls, Inc. Other recreation facilities such as the active 17th Street Park fall immediately beyond the City limits but provide recreation for city residents.

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Classification of Existing Sarasota Parks Name ARLINGTON PARK AND AQUATIC COMPLEX BAYFRONT PARK BAYFRONT PARK & MARINA/ISLAND PARK GILLESPIE PARK KEN THOMPSON PARK/CITY ISLAND NEWTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER NORTH WATER TOWER PARK PAYNE PARK PIONEER PARK WHITAKER GATEWAY PARK OTTER KEY 35TH STREET PARK AB SMITH PARK AVION PARK BAY ISLAND PARK BIRD KEY PARK CAUSEWAY PARK CHARLES RINGLING PARK COHEN PARK DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR PARK FREDD ATKINS PARK FRUITVILLE ROAD PARK LEMON AVENUE MALL LUKEWOOD MARY DEAN PARK NEW PASS FISHING PIER ORANGE AVENUE PARK ROBARTS MEMORIAL PARK SAPPHIRE SHORES PARK SELBY FIVE POINTS PARK ST. ARMAND'S CIRCLE PARK TONY SAPRITO PIER/CAUSEWAY PARK BOBBY JONES GOLF COURSE CENTENNIAL PARK ED SMITH SPORTS COMPLEX FAIRGROUNDS/BABE RUTH PARK CIVIC CENTER/LAWN BOWLING/BAYFRONT REC LIDO BEACH AND POOL NORTH LIDO BEACH PAW PARK (see 17th Street Park) SOUTH LIDO BEACH 17TH STREET PARK YOUTH ATHLETIC COMPLEX

Type of Park Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Natural Resource Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Special Use Special Use Special Use Special Use Special Use

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Standardizing the parks system categories will help managers understand resources and clarify the City-County agreement. Connectivity Opportunities

Multiple connectivity opportunities include designated bike lanes, undesignated bike lanes, sidewalks, proposed bike lanes and trails, the Multi-Use Recreational Trail (MURT), greenways, and blueways. These different types of connections can be accomplished by using canals, abandoned rail corridors, drainage areas and stormwater easements, and the areas alongside bayous. Currently, connections to parks and neighborhoods are provided mainly through sidewalks and bike lanes. In addition to the need to provide a cohesive system within the City, there are opportunities to connect with the unincorporated portion of Sarasota County, Manatee County, Longboat Key and a larger regional network.

Special Use Special Use Special Use Special Use Sports Complex Sports Complex

The table above illustrates our suggested categorization of existing parks, consistent with NRPA standards. See Table 10 in the Support Document for details regarding these classifications. All parks not listed are considered mini-parks.

Recommendations for connections are included in the Recommendations section of the plan.

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Environment

Structure of City/County Relationship

Sarasota’s physical environment encompasses a variety of individual ecosystems that contribute to the area’s overall quality of life. These ecosystems not only improve air and water quality and protect beaches and other areas from erosion, but also serve as habitats for threatened and endangered species.

In 1990, the City of Sarasota and Sarasota County entered into an agreement that allowed the County to conduct all recreational programming and maintenance of 30 parks that are owned by the City. The remaining parks, Bobby Jones Golf Complex, and Ed Smith Stadium would be maintained by the City. The agreement was for 20 years and contains three amendments that address the addition of new facilities.

The preservation of these areas is critical to the City of Sarasota’s future. Efforts to protect habitats, flora, and fauna should include, but not be limited to, functional and native landscaping, reduced impervious surfaces, minimization of area disturbance, and public education.

Despite the agreement, the relationship between the City and County is not well-defined in terms of who is responsible once new facilities have been added and how funding should be allocated throughout the park system.

Current environmental efforts by the City of Sarasota include Ordinance No. 89-3344 Section 521-90, which calls for the eradication of the Brazilian Pepper plant. The County has also created an ordinance (2001-05) with that goal. Other initiatives include the City of Sarasota codes that call for pollution permits, tree protection, and mandatory recycling, provision of sewage treatment to Sarasota County residents along Phillippi Creek, and creation of brownfield redevelopment processes.

Of particular issue is the appropriate level of maintenance required and capital expenditure planning. The agreement between the City and the County should be updated to define these issues clearly. Similarly, the City does not have standards and levels of expectations for the County’s program delivery, projected revenues, or outcomes. Therefore, any new contract or amendments to the contract should clearly define these issues. A sample of a City/County agreement is included in the Support Document.

Regional efforts have included the distribution of Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Environmentally Friendly Landscaping, which was published by the University of Florida and Sarasota Bay and Tampa Bay Estuary Programs. This booklet explains the importance of design and maintenance of yards. More specifically, it addresses the importance of native plants, composting, using slow-release fertilizers, non-toxic pesticides, and minimal irrigation, and other methods to prevent stormwater runoff.

STANDARDS AND LEVELS OF SERVICE

To direct Sarasota in its future planning for parks, it was necessary to look at Sarasota’s existing system and compare it to both national standards and similar cities in the region. Of course no direct comparison is completely accurate because every municipality is unique; this comparison is merely a starting point for recommendations.

Future Sarasota parks should be designed with environmental sensitivity in mind, respecting their locations and taking advantage of environmental assets. The recent restoration of Hog Creek is a great example of creating a park space that acknowledges the environmental assets of an estuary; creating a passive open space as well as an educational opportunity for the park patrons.

For benchmarking purposes we collected data from other cities with demographics, geography, and services similar to Sarasota. (See Support Document for full discussion of comparison benchmark cities.) The municipalities are:

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eastern portion of the City. The Support Document provides a more detailed analysis of specific facility needs and recommendations.

Acres of Parkland Per Person

A rough method of assessing level of service takes the acres of parkland and divides it by thousands of residents. The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) suggests as a rough guide 10 acres per thousand population.

CONCLUSION

Sarasota has an excellent system that serves the community well. Major recommendations for enhancing the system are to:

City of Sarasota total park acreage is approximately 750 acres (City Plan). Census data indicate that the 2000 resident population for Sarasota is 52,715 (www.census.gov). This results in approximately 14 acres of parkland per 1,000 people. The following table shows Sarasota compared to the NRPA Guideline and other cities sampled. Acres of Parkland per Thousand Population

City/Source NRPA Guideline Sarasota Myrtle Beach Pensacola Boca Raton

Acres per thousand 10.0 14.2 23.1 10.7 10.0

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Acres per thousand w/o golf NA 8.3 14.3 8.4 7.3

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Develop an extensive system of parkways, greenways and blueways to connect citizens to each other, the environment, and parks and other destinations

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Redevelop Payne Park, Fredd Atkins Park, and North Water Tower Park

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Revise or replace the City-County agreement to clarify roles and expectations

These and other recommendations are described in more detail in the next section of the plan.

Source: EDAW, 2001

Therefore, in terms of total acreage, the City has adequate parks for the population. This rough analysis, however, does not include issues of quality, geographic distribution, demographic characteristics, programs, types of facilities related to need, or connectivity. When golf courses are taken out of the calculation, Sarasota compares well with two of the three benchmark cities. (The NRPA standard includes golf courses, so this standard is not applicable when golf is not considered.) Facilities

The maps on the following pages illustrate the geographic distribution of playing fields, swimming pools, recreation centers, basketball courts, and boat ramps. These maps, which also indicate in some cases the densities of children from five to seventeen years of age per acre for a particular Census tract, are useful tools in analyzing the geographic equity of recreation service delivery throughout the City. The age group of five to seventeen years is analyzed due to the high levels of use of recreation facilities for that particular age group. In general, the maps indicate a need for active recreation facilities in the

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BEE RIDGE ROAD

WILKINSON ROAD

11

AWYER ROAD

0

COMPLEX

ORANGE AVE.

0.5 - 0.99

AIL

B

Major Roads

YOUTH ATHLETIC

US-301/WASHINGTON B

s

t

Soccer Field

0.25

$T #

/TA

a

ORANGE AVE

r

COCOANUT AVE

a

-41

Baseball Field

US

S

o

T$ ^(

TOWER PARK

Sarasota City Limits

July 2002

Miles

3RD ST

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

HONORE AVE.

12TH ST

HON

ARLINGTON PARK AND AQUATIC COMPLEX

MORRILL ST RINGLING BLVD 2ND/PINEAPPLE/OAK ST

LIDO BEACH AND POOL

17TH STR

CIR CUS BLV D.

0.5

27TH PKWY/PRUDENCE

17TH STREET

PALME

#

SHADE AVE.

D

12

BEE RIDGE ROAD

WILKINSON ROAD

OSH ROAD

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

WEBBER STREET

SIESTA DRIVE

BAY ROAD

WEBBER STREET

VE.

#

$T

BAHIA VISTA ST

A INGRAM

ORANGE AVE.

$T

BAHIA VISTA STREET

OSPREY AVE

0.25

#

US-301/WASHINGTON B

0

$T

BENEVA ROAD

N

TUTTLE AVE

Sarasota City Limits 1-mile radii Major Roads Water Body

NEWTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER

CENTRAL AVE

y B a ta so ra S a

T$ Swimming Pool

AIL MI TR INDIAN B DR/BAYSHORE

Legend:

DESOTO ROAD

ORANGE AVE

1-mile radii of swimming pools

OLD BRADENTON ROAD

/TAMIA US-41

Description:

COCONUT AVE

Swimming Pools

0.25

UNIVERSITY PKWY.

GEN. SPAATZ BLVD.

JULY 2002 May 2002

City Limits

GEN. SPAATZ BLVD.

Basketball Courts Description:

UNIVERSITY PKWY.

DESOTO ROAD

1/4-mile radii of basketball courts MECCA DR

CENTER

0.25

0.5

12TH ST

$T

Miles

GILLESPIE

#

PARK

3RD ST

FRUITVILLE RD

RINGLING BLVD MORRILL ST

RAM ING

OSPREY AVE

BAHIA VISTA STREET

$T

AVE

#

HILLVIEW ST

.

ARLINGTON PARK SHADE AVE.

SIESTA DRIVE

AD

0

ORANGE AVE.

0.25

17TH STREET

.

$T #

PIONEER PARK

$T

#

D

PARK

$T

L V

N

#

B

> 1.0 people per acre

MARY DEAN

S

PARK

0.5 - 0.99 people per acre

U

a y ORANGE AVENUE

< 0.5 people per acre

DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY

C

B

Major Roads

MYRTLE STREET

#

IR

a

1/4-mile radii of Basketball Courts

Density of 5 - 17 year olds

$T

AIL

t

Basketball Courts

C

s

TUTTLE AVE

a

US-301/WASHINGTON B

r

o

Sarasota City Limits

a

NEWTOWN COMMUNITY

ORANGE AVE

Legend:

TR MI MIA

S

/TA

-41

US

tract level data

BRADENTON ROAD

5-17 year olds using Census 2000

$T

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

overlaid on population density of

13

WILKINSON ROAD

July 2002

UNIVERSITY PKWY. GEN. SPAATZ BLVD.

Recreation Centers UNIVERSITY PKWY.

DESOTO ROAD

Description:

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

1/4-mile and 1/2-mile radii of recreation MECCA DR

of 5-17 year olds using Census 2000

-4 L AI

DR

1/4-mile radii

R I T AM MI

RE HO YS BA

Legend:

TA 1/

tract level data

NEWTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER

$T

1/2-mile radii

#

Sarasota City Limits

YOUTH ATHLETIC

0.5

$T

$T

17TH STREE

D .

12TH ST

FAIRGROUNDS

#

BABE RUTH PARK

HONORE

3RD ST

FRUITVILLE RD

$T

RINGLING BLVD MORRILL ST

#

2ND/PINEAPPLE/OAK ST

PALMER

RAM

$T #

AVE

HILLVIEW ST

BAHIA VISTA ST

ING

OSPREY AVE

BAHIA VISTA STREET

.

ARLINGTON PARK

WEBBER STREET

SIESTA DRIVE

OAD

BEE RIDGE ROAD

14

WILKINSON ROAD

NTOSH ROAD

0.25

Miles

ORANGE AVE.

0

CENTER

LV

N

> 1.0

17TH STREET

#

B

BAYFRONT COMMUNITY

C IR C U S

0.5 - 0.99

ORANGE AVE

< 0.5

CENTRAL AVE

Density of 5 - 17 year olds

US-301/WASHINGTON B

DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAY

Major Roads

0.25

COMPLEX

AWYER ROAD

Recreation Center

COCOANUT AVE

$T

TUTTLE AVE

US

BRADENTON ROAD

centers overlaid on population density

July 2002

UNIVERSITY PKWY.

s

TR MI MIA

r a o t a

AIL

Boat Ramp

B a

Roads

y

Sarasota City Limits Water Body 1-mile radii

CENTENNIAL PARK

27TH PKWY/PRUDENCE

N

$T

. D LV S

B

12TH ST

U C IR C

#

BENEVA ROAD

$T

0.5

#

#

MORRILL ST RINGLING BLVD

2ND/PINEAPPLE/OAK ST

ORANGE AVE.

BAHIA VISTA STREET

VE M A

RA

ING .

SIESTA DRIVE

BAY ROAD

15

WILKINSON ROAD

OSH ROAD

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

WEBBER STREET

D

0.25

Miles

17TH STREET

SHADE AVE.

0

US-301/WASHINGTON B

0.25

KEN THOMPSON PARK

OSPREY AVE

$T

HONORE AVE.

/TA 41

a

Legend:

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

US

S

1-mile radii of boat ramps

DESOTO ROAD

TUTTLE AVE

Description:

OLD BRADENTON ROAD

GEN. SPAA TZ BLVD.

Boat Ramps

JULY 2002 May 2002

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Prepared by EDAW Inc. Adopted September 3, 2002 – Resolution No. 02R-1526

UNIVERSITY PKWY. GEN. SPAATZ BLVD.

Potential New Park Location

UNIVERSITY PKWY.

Description:

DESOTO ROAD

LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD

General location of proposed park

y

N

0.25

0.5

27TH PKWY/PRUDENCE

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17TH STREE

12TH ST

HONORE

Miles 3RD ST

FRUITVILLE RD

RINGLING BLVD

JOH ING KW

GP

LIN

OSPREY AVE

NR

PALMER

BAHIA VISTA STREET

BAHIA VISTA ST

Y

HILLVIEW ST

VE.

A INGRAM

WEBBER STREET SIESTA DRIVE BAY ROAD

WILKINSON ROAD

17

NTOSH ROAD

BEE RIDGE ROAD

AWYER ROAD

0

ORANGE AVE.

0.25

TUTTLE AVE

AIL

Ba

US-301/WASHINGTON B

MI TR

ta

ORANGE AVE

so

Major Roads

/TAMIA

ra

Sarasota City Limits

US-41

Sa

New Park

COCOANUT AVE

Legend:

JULY 2002 May 2002

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Basketball

Facility Recommendations Facility Type Baseball/softball Fields Soccer/Football Tennis Courts

Sarasota Existing 26

Sarasota Recommendation Sufficient

4 26

Basketball Courts Golf Courses Playgrounds Community Pools

6 3 18 5*

Boat Ramps

6

Community Centers

5

Shuffle Board Courts

12

2 new fields 3 new courts at Payne Park 4 new courts Sufficient 1 new playground 1 family aquatic center Work on parking availability Renovate Newtown Community Center; provide new center in new park Add courts to Payne Park Shuffleboard Center to allow for tournament Play

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Source: EDAW, 2001 * Note three of the five pools are located at Arlington Park

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Prepared by EDAW Inc. Adopted September 3, 2002 – Resolution No. 02R-1526

CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

EDAW INC

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Recreation Centers

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Boat Ramps

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Prepared by EDAW Inc. Adopted September 3, 2002 – Resolution No. 02R-1526

CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

EDAW INC

CONNECTIVITY PLAN

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CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

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Blueways

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Kayak Input Dock

EDAW INC

Greenways and Trails

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CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

EDAW INC

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CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

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Tertiary Parkway (50’ Right-of-Way)

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Prototypical Four-lane Landscape Highway Treatment

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CITY OF SARASOTA: PARKS + CONNECTIVITY MASTER PLAN

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OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS

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Acer Rubrum

Red Maple

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Eugenia axillaris Eugenia foetida Gordonia lasianthus Ilex cassine Ilex x attenuata Juniperus silicicola Magnolia virginiana Myrica cerifera Persea borbonia Pinus elliottii Quercus virginiana Sabal palmetto Tabebuia spp. Taxodium distichum

White Stopper Box Leaf Stopper Loblolly Bay Dahoon Holly East Palatka Holly Southern Red Cedar Sweet Bay Wax Myrtle Red Bay Slash Pine Live Oak Cabbage Palm Trumpet Tree Bald Cypress

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Callicarpa americana

Beauty Berry

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Chrysobalanus icaco

Cocoplum

Y

Coccoloba uvifera

Sea Grape

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Dodonaea viscosa

Varnish Leaf

Y

Hamelia patens

Firebush

Y

Hypericum spp.

St. John's Wort

Y

Myrica cerifera

Wax Myrtle

Y

Myrcianthes fragrans

Simpson Stopper

Y

Psychotria nervosa

Wild Coffee

Y

Serenoa repens

Saw Palmetto

Y

Sophora tormentosa

Necklace Pod

Y

Stachytarpheta urticifolia

Blue Poterweed

Y

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Walter Viburnum

Y

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Coontie

Y

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Salt Marsh Mallow

Y

Lonicera sempervirens

Coral Honeysuckle

Y

Stachytarpheta jamaicensis

Jamaican Blue Porterweed

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Neighborhood Areas – Trees

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Bucida buceras 'Shady Lady'

Black Olive

Eriobotrya deflexa 'Coppertone'

Coppertone

Eriobotrya japonica Ilex cassine Juniperus silicicola Lagerstroemia spp. Magnolia grandiflora Podocarpus gracilior Platycladus orientalis Quercus virginiana Sabal palmetto Swietenia mahogani Syagrus romanzoffiana Tebebuia species Washingtonia robusta

Loquat Dahoon Holly Southern Redcedar Crape Myrtle Southern Magnolia Weeping Podocarpus Arborvitae Live Oak Cabbage Palm Mahogany Queen Palm Citrus Species Desert Fan Palm

Native

Eriobotrya deflexa 'Coppertone'

Chinese Hibiscus Flame of the Woods Downy Jasmine

Myrcianthes fragrans

Simpson Stopper

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Dwarf Oleander Plumbago Podocarpus Dwarf Schefflera Bush Cherry Crape Jasmine Cape Honeysuckle Purple Glory Tree Walters Viburnum Cardboard Palm

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Botanical Name

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Agapanthus africanus Cyrtomium falcatum Dietes vegeta Gamolepis chrysanthemoides Hemerocallis sp. Juniperus conferta

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Lily of the Nile Holly Fern African Iris African Daisy Bush

Trachelospermum asiaticum

Evergreen Daylily Shore Juniper Dwarf Carisa Asian Jasmine

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Town Center – Trees and Palms

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Botanical Name

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Common Name

Firebush

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Ixora coccinea Jasminum multiflorum

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Common Name

Hamelia patens

Nerium oleander 'Petite Pink' Plumbago capensis Podocarpus macrophylla Schefflera arboricola Syzygium paniculatum Tabernaemontana divaricata Tecomaria capensis Tibouchina granulosa Viburnum obovatum 'Walters' Zamia maritima

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Acalypha hispida

Chenille Plant

Allamanda cathartica

Allamanda

Alpinia spp.

Ginger

Acalypha wilkesiana

Copperleaf

Acca sellowiana

Pineapple Guava

Calliandra haematocephala

Powder Puff

Cassia alata

Candle Bush

Y

Chrysobalanus icaco

Cocoplum

Y

Coccoloba uvifera

Sea Grape

Eugenia uniflora

Surinam Cherry

Fatsia japonica Galphimia glauca

Fatsia Thryallis

Common Name

Bucida Buceras 'Shady Lady'

Black Olive

Cocos nucifera Ilex cassine Lagerstroemia spp. Magnolia grandiflora Phoenix dactylifera Quercus laurifolia Quercus virginiana Roystonea elata Tabebuia impetiginosa Washingtonia robusta

Coconut Palm Dahoon Holly Crape Myrtle Southern Magnolia Date Palm Laurel Oak Live Oak Florida Royal Palm Purple Trumpet Tree Washington Palm

Native

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Common Name

Alpinia spp.

Ginger

Bougainvillea spp.

Bougainvillea

Chamaerops humilis

European Fan Palm

Codiaeum variegatum

Croton

Dietes vegeta

White African Iris

Feijoa sellowiana

Pineapple Guava

Gamolepis chrysanthemoides

African Daisy Bush

Heliconia spp. Hibiscus spp. Ligustrum japonicum Livistona chinensis Philodendron selloum Philodendron 'Xanadu' Phoenix robellini Podocarpus macrophylla Rhapis excelsa Russelia equistiformis Strelitzia nikolai Strelitzia reginae

Heliconia Hibiscus Japanese Privet Chinese Fan Palm Philodendron Xanadu Philodendron Pygmy Date Palm Podocarpus Lady Palm Firecracker Plant White Bird of Paradise Bird of Paradise

Trachelospermum jasminoides

Star Jasmine

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Botanical Name

Common Name

Agapanthus africanus

Lily of the Nile

Bougainvillea spp.

Bougainvillea

Bromeliads

Bromeliads

Coleus hybridus

Coleus

Cuphea hyssopifolia

Mexican Heather

Dietes vegeta

White African Iris

Jasminum multiflorum

Downy Jasmine

Justicia brandegiana

Shrimp Plant

Liriope muscari 'Evergreen Giant'

Liriope

Nephrolepis exaltata Trachelospermum asiaticum Zamia spp.

Sword Fern Asian Jasmine Coontie/Cardboard Plant

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Invasive Species

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Action Lemon Avenue Mall (from Downtown Master Plan) Rosemary Neighborhood Public Square at 6th & Central (from Downtown Master Plan) Linear Park, on Shade between 8th & Blvd. of the Arts (from Downtown Master Plan) Identify and acquire land for additional parking at Centennial Park OR institute off-site parking with shuttle or valet Gillespie Park: Upgrade existing basketball courts and add one court Construct “sprayground” at Newtown Park Replace recreation center at Newtown Park Parkways Create parkway typical crosssection and set priorities for projects Construct parkways

Trails Acquire right-of-way for trails Create Trails typical crosssection and set priorities for projects Construct trails Blueways Extend Whitaker Bayou

Extend Hudson Bayou

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Probable Cost1

Potential Funding/Partner(s)

$900,000

CRA

Land swap possibility

CRA/Public-Private Partnership

$1.5 million

CDBG

TBD

Concessionaire (for valet option)

n

$70,000

CDBG, Corporate Sponsors, FRDAP, Foundations NPS (UPARR)

n

$500,000 2

Five-Year Phasing (years) 0-5 5101510 15 20

n n n

n

n

$3,750,000

CDBG, Corporate Sponsors, FRDAP, Foundations

$20,000

FDOT

n

$200-225/LF, 50’ section $250-275/LF, 60’ section $350-375/LF, 70’ section3

FDOT; foundations, NPS, DEP, CDBG, Urban Infill, federal, state and local grantors

n

n

n

n

$6,000-acre

Foundations, Florida Greenways and Trails Acquisition Program City, FRDAP, Recreational Trails Program

n

n

n

n

n

$15-20,000

n

n

Budget approximately $130,000 per mile

Foundations, T-21, FDOT, NPS

n

n

TBD Based upon design criteria

Sarasota County Storm Water Mgt., SWFWMD, SBNEB, Florida Coastal Management Program (FCMP) Sarasota County Storm Water Mgt., SWFWMD, SBNEB, FCMP

n

n

TBD Based upon design criteria

n

n

2

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Action

Probable Cost1

Potential Funding/Partner(s)

Construct Kayak Takeouts/put-ins

$70-100K each

FCMP, Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), Volunteer, Corporate Sponsorship Concessionaire

Create water taxi system: legal framework, RFP, negotiations Other Projects Design and construct landscaped highways Develop new City/County agreement Negotiate City/School Board Partnering Agreement Negotiate Other Agencies Partnering Agreement Create City-wide Wayfinding

Design and implement standard park sign system4 Develop Resource Management Plan General upgrade for existing parks

Staff time

Project-based costs Staff time

FDOT, Metropolitan Planning Agency City and County

Staff time

School Board

Staff time

Agencies as identified

$50,000 – 75,000

Chamber of Commerce, Tourism Development Council

$750,000

County; FDOT, Corporate Sponsorship County

$50,000 5

$4.5 million

City and County

Five-Year Phasing (years) 0-5 5101510 15 20

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Includes informational signs (one for each park), as well as wayfinding, regulatory, and informational signs. Calculated at approximately $100,000 for each neighborhood, community, and special purpose park, plus $20,000 for each minipark. 5

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