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Home My WebLink AboutPARK 2013-04-24 COMPLETE AGENDA PACKETCity of Tukwila Jim Haggerton, Mayor Parks f' Recreation Department Rick Still, Director PARKS COMMISSION Chair: Sean Albert Vice Chair: Don Scanlon AGENDA Wednesday, April 24, 2013 5:30pm Tukwila Community Center 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of Minutes a. March 20, 2013 ................................................................. ............................... pg. 3 3. Citizen Comment 4. Presentation a. Duwamish Gardens, Ryan Larson .................................... ............................... pg. 5 5. Business a. Project Update ...................................... ............................... pg. 9 b. Event Calendar ................................................................... ............................... pg. 11 c. Tukwila Tree & Environment Advisory Committee Update ........................ n/a d. PROS Plan Update n/a e. Department Update n/a f. TMC Review pg. 13 6. Other 7. Adjournment Next Meeting: May 15, 2013 fl 12424 42nd Ave. S. • Tukwila, Washington 98168 • Phone: 206 - 768 -2822 • Fax: 206µ768 -0524 lohJi 1 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 2 TUKWILA PARKS & RECREATION PARKS COMMISSION MINUTES March 20, 2013 5:30pm Tukwila Community Center CaII to Order Parks Committee Chairperson Sean Albert called the meeting to order at 5 :30pm, Attendance Commissioners — Sean Albert, Don Scanlon, Joanne McManus, Alice Russell Staff — Dave Johnson, Paul Surek It was noted that on March 19`h, 2013, Scott Kruize submitted his resignation from the Parks Commission due to work commitments. The Commissioners noted their appreciation for Scott's efforts during his time as a Commissioner and that he'll be missed. Approval of Minutes: Alice Russell moved to approve the Minutes of the February 20, 2013 meeting. Joanne McManus seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously. Citizen Comment: no citizen comment Business Items Don Scanlon moved to revise the agenda for Clean Parks Initiative and Codiga Park Stewardship to be moved up to accommodate staff schedules. Alice Russell seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously. D. "Clean Parks" Initiative — Parks Superintendent Paul Surek provided information on the measures that will be taking place this year to help foster cleaner parks and increase awareness in the community. Cascade View Community Park will be the focus for the initiative in 2013. Paul is working with the Principal at Cascade View Elementary, we've developed a "Pitch in for Parks" program which is a monthly work party at the park, and we'll be placing signs in the parks, Staff have already limbed up and clear out some bushes, which has already improved the Cascade Vie w Park, E. Codiga Park Stewardship — Parks Superintendent Paul Surek provided information on the draft Scope of Work. The Scope was developed in coordination between him, EarthCorps and the City's Urban Environmentalist, Sandra Whiting. A grant has been applied for to help cover the crew job hours. Joanne McManus expressed that many people have offered compliments to her on the Park. Don Scanlon recommends that the plantings be intentional, encourage friendly wildlife habitat, and include pollinators. He also noted that he feels that there are several areas where there needs to be some thinning, and that we should transition from mulching and barking to more ground cover adjacent to paths to reduce runoff.. A. Project Update — Dave Johnson briefly reviewed the Project Update with the Commissioners, and noted that most of the work is being done at the Pool. B. Event Calendar— Dave Johnson briefly updated the Commission on the event Calendar. C. Tukwila Tree & Environment Advisory Committee Update — Sean Albert provided brief summary of the recent meeting. F. Transportation Solution Letter Response from Mayor - The Commissioners reviewed the Mayor's response the their letter. 3 G. PROS Plan Update — Dave Johnson informed the Commissioners that the first Technical Advisory Group met today to begin the framework of the Plan with the consultant. Soon, we'll begin the Public Outreach portion of the work. H. Appointments — Joanne moved to have Sean Albert serve as Chair, and Don Scanlon to serve as Vice Chair. Motion was seconded by Alice Russell, and passed unanimously. I. Department Update — Recreation brochure for Spring /Summer is out. Soft opening of the Pool took place last weekend, with Grand Re- Opening event scheduled for April 20`h. Parks crews are battling graffiti and getting the ballfields ready for spring play. We're seeing a lot of volunteer applications come through. J. TMC Review — Commissioners discussed the TMC related to roles of Parks Commission. Discussion surrounding Youth representation, and what other Commissions do. Based on the request of the Commission, Dave has provided links to other Parks Commissions for review. Final opportunity to provide input will be at the April meeting. Other A. Don Scanlon provided draft copies of a plan for Duwamish Gardens. Dave Johnson noted that the Commission will be receiving a presentation from Public Works on this project in the coming months. B. Don Scanlon inquired about a camera in Crestview Park. Dave Johnson indicated that he would check into it and provide information at the next meeting. C. Alice Russell shared an event idea on a Food Truck event. D. Due to staff attending WPRA conference in Vancouver, WA during the normal scheduled meeting time in April, Don Scanlon moved to change the date of the April meeting to April 24, 2013. The motion was seconded by Joanne McManus, and the motion passed unanimously. Adjournment: Don Scanlon moved to adjourn at 6:45pm. The motion was seconded by Alice Russell and the motion passed unanimously. Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4 City of Tukwila Jim Haggerton, Mayor INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM TO: Tukwila Parks Commission FROM: Bob Giberson, Public Works Director By: Ryan Larson, Senior Engineer DATE: April 19, 2013 SUBJECT: Duwamish Gardens Project No. 90630102, Contract No. 12 -007 Project Status ISSUE Update on project status and preferred site layout for the Duwamish Gardens project. BACKGROUND The City of Tukwila acquired the Duwamish Gardens site in December 2007 through a combination of grant and City funding. The site is 2.16 acres with approximately 500' of river frontage and is located along the north bank of the Duwamish River, just downstream of East Marginal Way S. The Duwamish Gardens site was acquired for a fish habitat restoration project, but will also include park elements including; trails, an overlook, a hand boat launch, and interpretive elements. In February 2012, the City of Tukwila entered into a consultant agreement with J.A. Brennan Associates for the design of Duwamish Gardens. An early task of this agreement was to review the site for evidence of cultural and historic resources. The cultural review showed evidence of some pre- contact use of the site primarily in the southeast portion. In addition, the consultant surveyed the site and performed a detailed geotechnical investigation to determine locations of contaminated soils, ground water monitoring, recommended maximum design slopes, and elevations of proposed mud flats and intertidal marsh. The consultant then developed two conceptual designs for the site and held stakeholder meetings, which included City staff, regulatory agencies, a neighboring property owner, the Muckleshoot Tribe, and residents that had expressed interest in the project. DISCUSSION Duwamish Gardens' site configurations are fairly limited due to the constraints the include, the desire to not disturb cultural resources and the need to maximize habitat features and protect the neighboring property. The selected design configuration was chosen as it provides the most mudflat and marsh habitat, while still providing desired park elements. The design consultant, J.A. Brennan is now in the process of developing a 30% level design based on this configuration and is preparing a SEPA and JARPA applications to begin the permitting phase of the project. A final design of Duwamish Gardens is expected by February 2014. Construction costs are estimated at $2.3 million. Staff is in the process of obtaining necessary construction funding through grants and to date, have secured a total of $880,000 for construction funding. RECOMMENDATION Information only, no action required. Attachments: Existing Site Map Archeological Map Proposed Site Plan with Sections 5 Feet 0 50 I 0 20 Meters n Sound Transit Project Area ImTU1 4 % MUM Contamination Area - LJ 45-KI-703 Revised Site Boundaries 1111 45-KI-703 Existing Site Boundaries X Surface Precontact Find 2012 o In situ Precontact Artifact Finds (2008) 0 Negative Shovel Probe (2004) Trench and Test Unit (TU) Results: Lithics; concentrated Charcoal C=I Fire Feature (concentrated Charcoal/Oxidized soil) Buried Paleosol(s) with Diffuse Charcoal Buried Paleosol(s) with Diffuse Charcoal; small pocket of crushed Shell/Bone Negative SOURCE: ESA 2012: Microsoft (AERIAL) 2009 0) Duwamish Gardens . 120122 Figure 45-KI-703 Excavation Results and Site Boundaries Tukwila, WA SITE PLAN CITY OF TUKWILA DUWAMISH GARDENS HABITAT PROJECT j.a. boon= associates, rla c In association with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. CadnoTEC, Inc Chris Webb & Associates CASCADE Interpretive Consulting ESA Panyon March 28, 2013 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 8 "ARKS fUEC RIAT i PARKS COMMISSION PROJECT UPDATE APRIL 2013 CURRENT PROJECTS 1 3 J,54 a �Oa . i/!ae f o %/ // ZR % / %o / M % /1,1(,17V, Staff continues to work on their in -house punchlist of items to continue to improve the details around the facility with the goal of completing all items by the Grand Re Opening on April 20, 2013. Some items from the list include: painting, refinishing benches, installing benches, installing storage and organizational shelving, miscellaneous maintenance items, repairing doors, cleaning out old supplies in storage, cleaning up at the pool and in the shop area in the mechanical room, creating a system for the pool covers that works for staff and reduces staff time, brushing and vacuuming the new liner, and many other various items. Staff have also received several training sessions on the various new equipment systems. The Grand Re- Opening is on April 20, 2013 in concurrence with the nation-wide aquatics event, April's Pool's Day. On April 10th, the pool closed at 9:OOam due to an issue with the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) on the pool recirculation pump. It was randomly shutting itself off and turning back on. After many hours of troubleshooting with the sub - contractor that installed it, the manufacturer's rep, and McKinstry, it has been deemed faulty and a new one was to be installed on warranty. The replacement was overnighted from the East Coast to be installed on April 12th however, an unfortunate turn in events happened during installation of the new VFD. There was some confusion by the contractor on the electrical wiring of it and it was wired incorrectly causing it to burn up when they turned the power on. No one was hurt but the VFD was fried and rendered useless. A similar temporary unit was overnighted and installed in time on April 13th to allow re- opening of the pool on April 14th. All this was at the contractor's cost. Revenue loss has been discussed as well with the contractor. The manufacturer has never seen one of their VFD's do this so they are dissecting it to figure out what happened. There was no obvious evidence of why it was failing like that, A permanent replacement will be re- installed at a later date when it can be scheduled to minimize impact on operations. Target Completion Date: Grand Re- Opening April 20, 2013 Project Stage: Commissioning and Punchlist Items Project Budget: $1.67M is �r /irr ,,i� , , r , r�r /. ,ra r, ,,, , r rr �� rrli /iir,,,l : , ,ri,,i /// / �o r ,,,� / f li �„ i r i„ ,/ v ,.. of , r , i /, e //% / /, /j //; /i I'7Y /,/ //�J /// / /// /// /// / , �Tukwil�UpoolrExtenor;Acoess,lm rovementst % / /Or f , / %// / // / /�/ / / / / / / /, /fi / /// / % /// %// /! / / / /// Description - The Parking Lot & Access Improvements Project work was finished 1/14/13 on time and under budget. Project completion and closeout process was initiated March 4 by the City Council. This typically takes up to 90 days for all releases. Target Completion Date: Completed Project Stage: Design Project Budget: $60,000 ,,, it ,,,. /i r ,/ , -,i ri /. �. ✓ -r;;r .r:q r, ! rr:,r /�y iri. c�i 'r r ,. rr;; / // '6/1 , J _ o� // /" "r / /l/%/! ,% 0 / //i // /iii waRN (P/al rll'ukwila Pool Rd Roof / / / / /// % % / /// i � / / / / / /i // r r/ / / / / / / / / //, / / / / / / /%� /� / /i/ , / / The Roof contractor is prepped and ready to go once there are enough warm and dry days to complete the work Target Completion Date: Weather Dependent (Spring 2013). Project Stage: Design Project Budget: $85,000 9 5 6 7 8 10 PARKS e.. RECREATION 00D HEALTHY PARKS COMMISSION PROJECT UPDATE APRIL 2013 Restroom#Counters Re p lacement at the Clubhouse / % % % % % %/ / f %/ / % % i.i/ .l , %// .„ , , /%/ / / % / " // Brief discussion about replacing the counters in the restrooms Fall 2013, Target Completion Date: Fall 2013 Project Stage: Researching Products Project Budget: $10,000 ner No update cirenl m rovea nen at% hre u Target Completion Date: June 2013 Project Stage: Preliminary Investigation of Feasibility Project Budget: Unknown but will be grant funded o ,F etr o E M ou Lam li i u , Receiving a quote for this work. e %a Mile% Clubhouset % /// % / % /,i / %// // j % %% //% i % % / // / /ri / %j/ 11i � // � �� / / �� Target Completion Date: June 2013 Project Stage: Research and Planning Project Budget: $2,000 - $5,000 /// r rrr „ , � orrrr ��, , , ,rrr ,� ,,, rrr „ -; (: , r ,iii / /// % 7% / /i / / //// rii. „ ii // /// ri 1; ii / ////. /� , % n� / l :,.1 uwamishr H�II�PreserveJ DHP l/ /ii //% /i / /,% % % /// , /; / /, „rr i /�� /� i / / / /i�/ , % / / /// rr,� /! /�/ /��/ /iii % /// // Communication has been happening between EarthCorps, Forterra, Holly (Past Forward), Friends of the Hill, and City Staff about the plans for 2013. Duwamish Alive! is on Saturday April 20th and once again many volunteers are anticipated. Staff is working with Finance to nail down the CIP budget for this project for 2013. Most all City CIP funds were re- allocated by the City Council in efforts to re- evaluate where to spend monies based upon information from the Strategic Plan. Target Completion Date: On -going Project Stage: Testing for Phase 2 /Restoration /Maintenance Project Budget: Unknown but lots grants for this project e %Golf,Course, r ,/ // /// / � /// //, /� /„ iii/ / / „i,r /// % / /, / / / ,i , / / /%, / /� / / / / / / / / /r / % / / / / %, / /// / %, / / / / / / /i / / / / /,, r %sir/ , / / // %.,iii/ �� / ,,,.,, ,,,,, , / //� r ,,//„%% / / / / / % / % / / „ / / / „ /,,,, / /,, / / / /O�/ , /,,,, ,, / /,, / / /,, / / / / /,.,,,,,, / / / // /iii,, ,,,, / / /%% Occasional emails keep coming in about this. Target Completion Date: Unknown Project Stage: Brainstorming /Planning Project Budget: N/A right now Ft o D„e n ey t / a ro o. rriK ; „;V //r 1/12: ,i Z: „ % / % / % / / %, Robert and Paul are working on getting the parking lot striped. We are also looking into the option of bidding out a "maintenance contract for 3yrs” for parking lot type work. Other agencies have done this and we are looking at doing something similar to save staff time. Target Completion Date: Fall 2012 - Spring 2013 Weather Dependent Project Stage: Scope Planning /Design Project Budget: $15,000 - $20,000 an Pahway c{$er e % %i / / /%% ! o / //r l ri/ ! /sri % / / //i / J iii / o, //% % ,r/ e air %!i /o / / / /, / / /!i /ii // / % %/l !O /!i / „ / /i,,,/ .,,�, ,,,, .� /� / % / / /., / / / / / / / / / %ii / %�, / %/� /iii, / / % / / % / / / / / / /,% /i /l/ / / / / /,, / / /� // No new update (fast months update was "PW is thinking of holding off till late spring 2013 for this to happen_ maybe in conjunction with some other P &R parking lot maintenance work that needs to happen. ") Target Completion Date: 2013 Project Stage: Design Project Budget: $30,000 10 TUK.WILA PAR{ ��C R.EAT1 ON amu^HeAoo, rux 2013 Tukwila Community Events Calendar — Save the Dates! 20 20 Tukwila Pool Grand Re-Opening Celebration. Ribbon cutting, tours, and demonstrations, 10:00am, April Pool's Day Event, 1:00pm. Call the Tukwila Pool for more information (206) -267-2350. Duwamish Alive! Restoration work parties at three park sites in Tukwila. Volunteers of all age welcome! For more information contact Tracy Gallaway at (206) 767-2305. 27 Healthy Earth Healthy You 5K Fun Run and Waik, For information and regbtratonron�a��Tuk�i�PadoQ registration Recreation Department, 768-2822. 27 4 Global 2 Local Spring Health Fair, Bartell Drugs parking lot on International Blvd in Tukwila, 9:00am-2:00pm. For information please k Pitch In For Parks monthly clean up event at Cascade View Community Park, 9:00am. No advanced registration required just show up to volunteerl 10 Restore the Duwamish Shoreline Challenge restoration work party. Volunteers welcome. For registration and information please visit am|�ho 11 13th Annual Backyard Wildlife Festival, Tukwila Community Center, 9:00am-3:00pm. For more information visit theeventxvebsiteatm/xv�.b�ckyandwi|d|i#�fes1lva|.comorca||Tukxvi|aParksandRecreadona�(JOG)7GQ-28J2. 11 17th 17� Anmua|Tukm/OaF|neArtsShovx,Tukwi|aCommunityCenter,9:OUam-3:OOpm. Hosted by the Tukwila Arts Commission. For information orto enter the show please call (2OG)767-2]42. Re-Grand Opening Event for the Green River Trail, Bicentennial Park, 10:00am. For information please call Tukvvi|aParku�&Recneationa � Pitch In For Parks monthly clean up event at Cascade View Community Park, 9:OOam. No advanced registration required ~ just show uptovolunteer! 8 _ __ Tukwila Historical Society Presents: Territorial Voices "A Civil War Reader'sTheater", Tukwila Community [enter,1xO-^:3Op,n. For information please caII the Tukwila Historical Society at (206) 244-4478. 14 18 Restorethe Duwamish Shoreline Challenge restoration work party. Volunteers welcome. For registration and information please visit www.restoretheduwamish.org. Summer Kickoff Festival for Teens, Foster High Schooi, l2noon-5:OOpm. For information please caII Tukwila Park�andRecneationat(�O6)7GQ-2O�3. 23 4 6 12 Splash Into Summer, Tukwila Pool, information U Tukwila Pool at (206) 267-2350. Tukwila's Family 4th Fort Dent Park, 4:OO-1O:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. For more infonn�donp|easecaUTuh�i|oPadoandRecveadonat(JOG)7GO'JQJ3. �� Pitch In For Parks monthly clean up event at Cascade View Community Park, 9:00am. No advanced registration required just show up to volunteerl Restore the Duwamish Shoreline Challenge restoration work party. Volunteers welcome. For registration and information please visit www.restoretheduwamish.org. 13 | --- 19 __ _- 19'20 � � Tukwila Garden Party & Tour, select gardens in Tukwila, 11:00am-4:00pm. Ticketed event. For information andticketsp|eoseca||Tu�wi|aParksand Recreation Department ot(2OG 768-2822. - -- ---- - "Skyfall" &Ao�esmn the Green featuMng°Sk*foU°(sdedPG-1])'Fo�erGoK Links, seating area opens atOpm and movie . be8insatdusk. Sponsor opportunities are availab!e. For more information please calI Tukwila Parks and Recneationat(ZOG�76B-�A2�. - ___ __ _ _____ - -� __� ' _- ______ C.A.S.T.T. - Summer Theater Performances Foster Performing Arts Center, 7:OOpm. For performance information please caII Tukwila Parks and Recreation Department at (206) 767-2342. Scout Swim Day at Tukwila . For more information callTukw .. a Pool at (206) 267-2350. 26 Movies on the Green featuring "Here Comes the Boom" (rated PG), Foster GoIf Links, seating area opens at 8:OOpm and movie begins at dusk, Sponsor opportunities are available, For more information please caII Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 27 Tukwila Safety & Emergency Preparedness Fair, Foster High School, 10:00am-2:00pm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities available. For more information caII Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 2 Volunteer Appreciation Ice Cream Social, Tukwila Community Center, 7:00pm. For more information please call Tukwila Parks andRecreat�nat 2 Family Outdoor Summer Cinema featuring "The Lorax" (rated PG), Tukwila Community Center, seating area opens at 8:OOpm and movie begins at dusk. Sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please call Tukwila Parks and Recreation at(2OG)7Gg'2Q23. � 9 3 Pitch In For Parks monthly clean up event at Cascade View Community Park, 9:00am. No advanced registration required just show u to volunteer! 6 National Night Out Against Crime, various hos locations in Tukwila, S:OO'9:OOpm. For more information please contact ChrisPartman in the Tukwila Police Department at (206) 431-2197. Peanut Butter & Jam Summer Concert Series featuring Eric Ode Tukwila Community Center Spray Park, l2:OU- 1:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please caIl Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. Family Outdo Summer Cinema featuring "Madagascar 3" (rated PG), Tukwila Community Center, seating area opens at 8:OOpm and movie begins at dusk. Sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please call Tukwila Parks and Recreation ot(2OG) 768'%O32. Restore the Duwamish Shoreline Challenge restoration work party. Volunteers welcome. For registration and information please visit www restoretheduwarnish,or 10 Tukwila Kid's Festival, Cascade View Community Park,1Znoon-4:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please call Tukwi| Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 14 Peanut Butter & Jam Summer Concert Series featuring Recess Monkey, Tukwila Community Center Spray Park, 12:00-1:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available, For more information please caII Tukwila Parks and Recreationat(3UG)7GQ'2822. r—�----�--- 16 Family Outdoor Summer Cinema featuring "Hotel Transylvania" (rated PG), Tukwila Community Center, seating area opens at 8:OOpm and movie begins at dusk. Sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please call Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 21 Peanut Butter & Jam Summer Concert Series featuring The Not-Its!, Tukwila Community Center Spray Park, 1I00-1:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please caII Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 23 Family Outdoor Summer Cinema featuring "Rise of the Guardians" (rated PG), Tukwila Community Center, seating area opens at 8:00pm and movie begins at dusk. Sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please caII Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. 28 31 Peanut Butter & Jam Summer Concert Series featuring Caspar Babypants, Tukwila Community Center Spray Pad,13:0O'1:OOpm. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available. For more information please calI Tukwila Parks and Recreation at (206) 768-2822. Floating Movie Night at Tukwila Pool, 8:0O'1O:OOpm. Movie title will be announced August ft, For more information caII Tukwila Pool at (206) 267'2350. Please note: This event calendar 15 subject to change without notice. Prior to any event listed, please call the event contact number to verify details. TUKWILA MUNICIPAL CODE CHAtlpTI'm ° °R. 232 PAR 4 °;; COI li` SI Sections: 2.32.010 Created 2.32.020 Membership 2.32.030 Term of Office 2.32.040 Duties 2.32.050 Relationship of Commission to Annual Budget 2.32.010 Created There is created in and for the City a park board to be known as the "City of Tukwila Park Commission." (0/ d, 1018§'2, 1977) 2.32.020 Membership The Park Commission shall consist of five individuals, res- idents of the City, who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the Council. Of the five commissioners, one shall be a senior citizen, (Ors.. 1 tI18 §3, 1977) 2.32.030 Term of Office Each commissioner shall serve for a three -year term. The original terms shall be as provided for in RCW 25.23.170. (Ord u 18 §4, 1977) 2.32.040 Duties The Park Commission shall serve in an advisory capacity, and as such shall submit to the City Council any recommenda- tions it may have regarding the acquisition, development, ex- pansion and operation of parks and recreational facilities and programs in the City. In order to accomplish this, the Commis- sion shall meet at least once per month with the Recreation Supervisor, who shall act as secretary to the Commission, More specifically, the duties of the Park Commission shall be: 1. To recommend any form of recreational activity sponsored by the City that will employ the leisure time of the people in a constructive or wholesome manner; 2. To recommend on all requests for the use of City-owned or leased parks by agencies other than the City; 3. To plan, promote and recommend policy and standards for the construction, development, maintenance and operations, either within or without the City limits, of parks, playfields and recreation grounds belonging to or leased by the City. This includes community buildings as designated by the Tukwila City Council and improvements of such buildings; 4. To make recommendations on ornamentation of all parks and designated community buildings, and to control seasonal and other temporary decoration or omamentation of street lights and standards; 5. To make recommendations for approval or rejec- tion of any contract in writing with any public or private organi- Page 2 -16 zation or individual(s) for the purpose of conducting any recre- ational programs; 6. To recommend to the City Council for adoption by ordinance rules and regulations for the use and manage- ment of any municipally -owned or controlled park or recrea- tional facility. Publication of rules or changes in rules shall be in such manner as the City Council shall direct. Rules and regulations so adopted shall be enforced by the Police De- partment of the City. (Ord 10185, 1 77) 2.32.050 Relationship of Commission to Annual Budget The Park Commission shall recommend the types of recr- eational programs they wish to see operated during each up- coming budget year, and the Recreation Supervisor and Direc- tor of the Office of Community Development shall submit a budget to the City Council encouraging the implementation of these programs. In order to accomplish this, the Park Commis- sion shall annually, before September 1 of each year, submit to the City Council a comprehensive parks and recreation pro- gram. The City Council shall approve, modify or reject such plan within 30 days after it has been submitted. (Ord 1018 $8, 1977) Produced by the City of Tukwila, City Clerk's Office 13