Wildcat/Middle Fields Project Update June 12, 2014

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Wildcat/Middle Fields Project Update June 12, 2014 David Donnellan Director of Recreation

Sports Advisory Board Formed in 2012, The Sports advisory board consists of members of sports organizations, one Parks Advisory Board representative and liaisons from the school district and municipality. Includes reps from all field sports. Duty to review and advise on sports related facilities and services. Artificial turf was identified as a high priority improvement. Unanimously support the Wildcat/Middle Fields turf project.

Turf Project Task Force Established by the Commission in November 2013 Includes representation from the Municipality, School District, Gateway Engineers and the Sports Advisory Board. Purpose: Create a strategy for field use and fee structure to cover the annual field use fee Develop a strategy for funding the initial non-municipal share Draft a maintenance agreement with the School District Develop a list of turf vendors, including those offering organic infill Create an RFP schedule with construction targeted to begin by August 1, 2014 Present recommendations to the Sports Advisory Board (SAB) and Commission by February 11, 2014

Turf Task Force Included representation from Soccer, Lacrosse, Baseball, Football, HS Athletics and Recreation Ensure a finished product and design that will meet the needs of the end users.

Will the turf project increase field use? Current Use – Middle/Wildcat Description Middle/WC – Field Annual slots* Current time slots fall schedule (34 slots/week x 13 weeks) 442 Current time slots spring schedule (28 slots/week x 22 weeks) 616 Total annual time slots (fall+spring) 1,058 Less: Rain outs (assumes 14% lost slots based on sports association estimates) 148 Net slots currently used 910 *Provided by Recreation Director Time slots are 2 hours each Fall: August-October. Fields scheduled 22 times per week using both fields for each time segment and 6 times per week with simultaneous use or 12 slots/week = 34 fall slots; operation 4:00-10:00 PM weekdays, 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday and 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Sundays. Spring: Early March-July. Fields scheduled 28 times per week using both fields each time segment; operation 4:00-10:00 PM weekdays , 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Saturday and 10:00 AM -10:00 PM Sundays. Lights at Middle field permit play until 10:00 PM

Turf project increases playable slots by 60% Description and assumptions Middle/WC – Field New slots* Add: New slots due to extended fall season by 5 weeks to early December (assumes 42 slots/week x 5 weeks) 210 Add: New slots due to consolidation of fall Rec. soccer onto M/WC opening up 11 slots on Dixon. Moving 7 slots per week of baseball from M/WC to Dixon creates 14 slots/week on M/WC, plus 4 additional slots on Dixon (14+4/slots x 13 weeks) 234 Less: New slots lost due to rain outs (assumes 3% rain outs on turf [210+234] x 3% 13 Add: Slots gained due to fewer rain outs (assumes 3% rain outs on turf). 148 current rain outs - [1,058 current annual slots x 3%] 116 Total net new time slots with turf 547 Percentage net increase in field slots. 547 new slots/910 current slots 60% *Provided by Recreation Director Assumes simultaneous field use (2 practices) for each 2-hour time segment on turfed M/WC. Maximum 42 slots/week in the extended fall play for field-based sports using simultaneous practices. Field use until 10 PM on Middle and 6 PM on Wildcat. During the regular fall season, 18 slots/week are gained by consolidating Rec. soccer onto M/WC freeing space on Dixon for baseball and another use.

Preliminary 2015 Field Schedule Worked directly with the various sports associations. Allocated field time among user groups. Estimated Fees based on $15/field/hr. Groups want to extend the season even further to include February and later into December (8 additional weeks). Demonstrated revenue generation and recovery of non municipal share of turf replacement costs and a minimum of a 60% increase in time slots.