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RF.SOLlITION NO .-~
SERIES OF 2013
A RESOLlITION AUTHOR.IZING THE GRANT APPU.:ATION TO GREAT OU,DOORS
COLORADO (GOCO) !'OR THE UEV EI.Oi'M ENT OF DUNCAN PARK .
\VHERl:AS, 1he Ci 1y of F.nHl ewnod, Co lora do has •minrninc:d and ope ra ted Dunc:m Park as a
commun ity po.rk for ov~r thirt y years through n lease ngrcemcm with Englewood Srhools nnd th e
Park is cunsi li•1•J a valuab le and irrepl ac eable pan o r the Englewood park sys tem ; nnd
WHEREAS. th e Englewood Ci ty Co uncil pa ssed Ord111ance No . 42 , Senes or 20l'7
authonzing th e purchase or Duncan Park located at 4&48 South Pcn nsylvonia by the City ; and
WHEREAS, th e En~lcw~od Ci ty Co uncil passed Ordinance No. 51 , Sc "c, of 200 7
aULhor:zing a Arapahu~ Cuurn y Opc1 : Spa\:c Gurn t between Arapah oe Co unt) and the City for the
acqu1 ~ition of Uuncan Park ; and
\VH F.RF.AS . 1hc Englewood Ci ty Co uncil passed Ordinance No . 8. Senes o f 2008 authorizing
a Great Out doors Co lora do Gram betwe en Grear Outdoor; Colorndn T nrs1 Fund and t'lc Cny for
tile acqu isit ion of Dunca n Park; nnd
WilE R.EAS, the c nglewoo d Caty Coun ci l pa ssed Ordinance No . 50, Series of 2009 in support
of th e City"s Grea t Outd oors Colora do Grant application fo r de sign and development of Uuncan
Park : and
WH EREAS, tl:c Englewoo d C it y Co un c.il pn sscd Rc m hnion No. 2 Series o f 20 IO in supp o11
of the City 's Ara pah oe Cow1 ty O pen Spa ce Gra nt app licati on fur Jc,igu anJ J ev ci opmcnt of
Dunc an !'ark . and
WHEREAS, b y the passage of Ordinance No 20 , Series nf 20 11 the Englewood City Cou ncil
aut hori zed th e City's Grc:nt~r Ou tCoors Colorodo Grant ;1wmd fo r th~ pla nning for Duncan Park ;
and
WHEREAS . by the passag e o f Res oluti on No . 74, Series of20 12 th e Englewo od Cuy Councli
suppo n eJ th e Ci ty's Gre.11,r Outd oors C:n loradn Grant ap pl ication for the de\'elo pment of Dun ca n
Park: and
WHE REAS , the Englewood :ty Coun ci l supponed the City's Arnpah oc County Op cu Spucc
Grant applicat io n for deve lop ment of Duncan Park with the passage o f Ke ;ol uu on No . 6, ~cries
of 20 13, :md
WHER EAS, the Ci ty of Engle wood wishes to submit nppli cutio n for a gr,111 from Great
Outdoors Co lorado for $350,000 iu grant fund s 10 fund Pha se II of th e dc vci upmcnt of Du11c a11
l',rk wi th City ~rolliding mmchir.g fund s o f $39 1,805 , for Pha se IJ o f th e development of Dunc an
Parle
NOW , THEREFOR£, HE IT RESOLVED 13Y THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, C'1LOM.DO , AS FOLLOWS :
~.ilil.lLl TI ,e City Co uncil of the Cit y of Englewood supports the City 's appli ca tion for the
Great Out doors Colo ra do (GOCO) Gront.
~ The prnjcc1 silo is owned by 1i :e C:11y of Enale"'Mcl . The EnglcwMd Home Ruic
Chnner docs not nllow th e snl e nfpark prope,1,1 wilhnut n vn1cof1he people .
~ The re are no ferlcrnl funtl, rn the <lrcal Outd oo n Co lorod o Groll! or the Arapahoe
Coun ty Sh:trchack Fw1d s which the Cily of Englewood plans 10 use ns 111111chlng funds. :vlalching
fund, arc budgeted In 1:rc 20 13 Op en Spnce und Co nservo clo n Trust Fund ri ppruved t,ud gct s.
~ 11te City Council hereby authorizes the Direc tor .,f Park,, a11d Rccrcntiun to siKn t111d
submi t the grntll •pplicatlon, un:rc hc d as E~hibit A.
ADOl'TEIJ AND Al'PROVED th i< 19th dny offcbrumy, 2013 ,
I, Lou cnshta ,\ Eih s, Citv Clerk for tb c,pty of En~icwuud, Cu lo do, hctc by certify the
•hove is a true <:upy uf Rc ,ulutiun Nu .:?, :;, , Se ries of 201 ), c:;'
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■8HA'bou COLORADO
SPRING 2013
LOCAL PARKS AND OUTDOOR RECREATION
GRANT APPLICATION
Duncan Park Development
PHASE II i,
City of Englewood
Parks and Recreation Department
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Table of Contents
Summary Form
Selection Criteria Quesd!)ns
Envlronmcntul Checklist
Resoludon
Budget
Timeline
Attachments
Maps
Vlciuicy Map
Slr~~t Mu11
Topography Map
Plan Map
Phase IT
Current Condition l'ho'.ographs
Support Letters
Youth Service Letter
Blank Survey nod Results
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Section 2 -Application -Summary Form
ABOUTTRE APPLICANT
Name: City of Englewood
Mailing Address: 1155 West Oxford Avenue, Englewood, CO 80110
Applicant C.Ontnct '.'lame: Dave Lee , Title: Open Sp.;;:c Manager
Telephone: 303-762-2687 ! Email: dlee@cnglcwoodgov.org I Are you the primary contact for this grant: X YES NO
Do you currently have an open GOCO grant? If yes, provide your grant numbcr(s): NO
ABOUTTRE :PARTNER·
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Mililini; .-\dJrcss :
Partner Contact Name: !Title:
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Telephone: I Arc you the primary contact for this grant YES NO
-ABOIIT TUE PROJECT .: , ·_ . -Pmjcd Tille: Duncan Park Development Phase II
Grant Request (not to exceed $350.(IO0): $350,000 I Total Project Cost: Phase 11 S819,0IO
Percent of over.>JI match(% of total project cost): 57¾ j Percent of cash match(¾ of total prnjcct cost): 48'Y,
I Ci ty (location of project. including cross st."\.-cts):
Co unty of Service: Arapahoe j 4880 S. Pcmisyivania Street, Englewood,
i Pennsylvania Street and Layton Street
Brief l'rojcct Description (In 250 wonls or less, answer the questi,.ru; below:
' I . What is th e prupused projec1. including all compo11e111s: . Wh,. is the projccJ needed ? How ,vj// ii impro ve 1/ze park & recreation experience of re..idenlS"
I . Who •viii berre/irfj:om rl,is emicct1
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• ls 1hcre any1!,i11g u11iq11e abo ut c itizen participatio11 in d esig,i or financing of the project?
Duncan Parle is a 3 .3 acre former s chool site. In 2007, with strong neighborhood suppon, Englewood C ity Council authorized lhc
purchase of Du11can Park from E11gkwuu<l Sd1uuls wi th the int c-n lion lo develop lhc property into a neighborhood park. The
purchase of Duncan Park was supported by a Great Outdoors Coloradu (GOCO) grant, an Arapahoe County Open Space (ACOS)
gr.int and Arapahoe County Share back Funds . Final park acquisition was completed in 20 I 0 . The develo pment of Dwican Park is
supported by the Parks Mas,c, Plan, aJoplc.-d in 2006.
Dunc:m Park presently accommodatc.-s ,n average number of park users des pite its aged amenities and lack o f modem park featurc.-s .
This is in part due to the lack of green space available in the southcasl.:m region of Englewood. JI is estimaled Uta! 22 ,000 park
guests visil Duncan Park annually. The park 1s surrounded by single family residenlial homes. The neighborhood population that
Duncan Park serves is eslimatcd at 2 ,621 . Casual drop-in use accowits for !he majority of park visits including many dog
cnUl'Jsiasls Iha! enjoy o ff-leash privileses duri ng the parks specific off-leash ho urs. Englewood Soccer Association also holds
(under 6) team practices on Ute small liclJ s puc,· in lhc spring and fall .
In 2011, GOCO funded the Duncan Park Planning grant. During Ute veiled plannini; prUC<.-ss park amenilies were detcnnincd to
inckdc: a pavilion, a mu Iii-use ~-p9rt field , a baskelball court, playgrounds, restrooms, landscaping a_nd an internal trail. The
estimated cos! oftlte tolal redevelopment of Duncan Park is 1.2 million dollars. This !,'Tall! application request is for phase II of !his
,ro jcct . Total ph ase II cost ·is $819,010.
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V eri fy U1at this application contains all of the following rcquirc..'11 documenls and the application is in Ibi s order:
✓ Signed Resolution from Governing 13ody
✓ Drall Intergovernmental Agreement, or other contract with the project partner o r a s igned letter of support from
project partner (if necessary)
✓ Completed Environmc..-ntal C heck.lis t
✓ Budge! Fomt
✓ l'rcliminary Timclinc Estimate
✓ Response to Selection Crilcria Questions (a narralive provided on your own paper)
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✓ Atlachmcnts to Selection Criteria:
✓ Mop(s) identifyi ng the project location (Us ing Google Ear .. , .:,r Google Maps)
✓ Siternap
✓ Letters of support
✓ Local youth or Youth Corps support leuerfemail
✓ Photos of existing amenities to be replaced, if applicable
✓ Documentation of any opposition to the project, if applicable
Dy signing below, the npplicnnt certifies that it owns, leases, or otherwise has control over the property on which this project will be
completed (colleciivcly, "Control") (or is applying olJ..behalf.!if an ent ity that has such Control). Applicant has on file documentation
evidencing its Control of the property ond will_pf!!vi~such <jbcumcntotion to GOCO on request.
A uthorizcd Signature: Dote: 1-31 -13
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Printed Name an d Titl e : Jerrell Black Parks a nd Recreation Director
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Describe tbt cummunlty/neiRbhorhood the project will serve. Of the project is designed to sen·e a particular
neighborhood or population within I laraer eity/subdivisloo/eommunity, focus on the
nelghborboodlpo1>ulatiun tu be sor,•ed,) Include populadon, Income data and Insight Into tbe recreational
Interests of the community. (Spts.)
The City of Englewood is located in the south meuopolitau Denver area iu mirthcni Arapahoe County. With a
population of 30,255, Englewood bas bem described as "a metropolilan city with small town charm". The City's
residential are.,s mclude a mix of housing stylos J S well as cstahlishcc1 schools, parks, rcet'elltionnl fnci lit ie s and trnil
systems. The Broadway, U.S. 285, nnd Federal Boulevard corridors serve the City's comme:cial needs, and the Santa
Fe Dri vc:/South Plane River corridor provides a strong industrial employment base . The ht:art of the City includes o
traditional downtown shopping distnct, located north of the Broadway and U.S . 285 intcrchan~e. flanked on the west by
Ci1y(:cn1er Eng lewood, and awa rd winning transit oriented proj ect incorporating multi -fami ly housing. offices and
cmp lo~1nent, a mix of n::1aih::rs uml civu.: an<l cultural facilities. To 1hc cest, Englewood is home to Swedish und Craig
Medical Centers . The median home price in EoglewQod is $213,800 ; median household income is $41,416 .
Duncan Pnrk presently acc ommodates 11n avcm1ge number of µa rk users dcs 1-,itc its uged amenit ies un<l luck of modern
park features. This ism part due to the lac k of green space ava ila ble in the so utheastern region of the City . It is
estimated that 22,000 park guests visit Dwican Park annually . The park is surronnrlerl hy single fnmil)' resident ial
homes . The neighbdrhood population th.lt Duncan Pnrk :i.crves iS estimated nt 2,621. Casual drop-in use accounts for
lhc majority of ()"rk visi ts including many dog enthusiasts that enjoy off-leash privileges dunng the pork, specitic on~
leash hours. Currc111l y the En glewood Soccer Association can only hold (wider 6\ team practices on the small field
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ace in the spring and fall. During the plmn.ing process ,• nJlijority of the ~~i ghbors indicated they wonted a more
nnnl picnic space with tl ic availabilit y of 1c stroonts 1 acti vity area s for the ndghborhood yo ·Jth such as play1,,rounds,
athletic field and spon court while maintain ing off-leash privileges .
2. Describe access to th• proposed project. h II accessil,lc by trail? How is It situated In relation to wbero users
Uve; how .will users access ii; is it near or linked to schools, other recreutlonal amenities, or community
gathering spots? Are there ohstacle, In getting to the projrrt <ite; if so, how do you Intend lo o,·ercome them?
(Please provide a map sufficiently detailing where the project is located and what surrounds it. Also provide
a site map,) (Spts.)
Duncan Park is surmuncicd by resident ial streets thnt provide on-street parkin g (55 spaces) to the north, cast and west.
The park is bo:dered on the sou11t by single family residentia l homes. Duncan Park is not located near uny co nnecti ve
trail system. Tie pa rk si te plan includes improved ADA access for the sidewalk and inlemal connec1ing trail s. The City
has dcvclopod a Mnster Bicycle Plan tlwt serv es as an oddcndnm to the J 00 7 Englewood Comprehensive Plan . Duncan
Park is co1 mcc1ed by signed on-street bicycle routes via Layton Avenue and Pcnnsylvoma Street. Dcncan Park is located
one block away from All Souls Ca tholic School and Church and is several block,; away from Englewood Middle School
and Cherrelyn Elementary School. 11,ere ore no access obstoclcs in rea ching Duncan Pork. Please sec street ond site
map at1aclu11c11ls pugc 26 and 27,
3. lle<cribe !be srope of the project -what nacrly will be built. Be specific, explaining preparatory work,
quantities, dlmcuslon s, etc. Wb•l Is the useful life uf each project component aod bow was that useful life
determined'! If the project ls Intended to enhance or replace exlstinz facilitie s, describe the state or the
existing focilltl cs , why th• fneilltirs are no longtr n<ceptahle or usable, aod bow the)' got It.to the condition •
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llloy 're 111. loclude pbotoaraphs of ■menlttes lo be replaced. Describe tonsullaltons you ba,·e had with nutilrle •
expens, other eommunlde,, or knowledgeable Individuals aboul, bulldlna Ibis sort of project. Bow did or
will you choose particular veodors, materials, systems, etc.? (I Opts.)
The scope of this project includes : rbu,: I (ACO S gram, pending grant award June .2013) a picnic pavilion, restrooms,
some landscaping and irri11a1ion, site furnishings and interior concrete walks to the pn vi lion nnd restrooms . Phase 0
(OOCO grant request) includes l•nd scnping (trees, shrubs, grasses, sod and boulders), athletic field, basketball cou.~, 2
playgrounds (a ges 2-5 and 6-12), exterior concrete walks and site work, additional site funushing s (benches, trash cans,
picnic tables, grills), irrigation and site lighting. !'ending die funJinM uwurJ..J , either phase is inJ1'J)endcnl uf each other .
Working a loui; witl1 our <lcsii,;n f1nn and consulumts we ha ve pl 111u1cd to ha,~ eac h phase complet ed separately from the
other and in no particular order. Please sec ph mn1,rr11ph 1111:1chments of current conditions pages 30-32 .
Major componcn1s of the Duncnn Purk Phosc [I pion include : l'lcnsc sec Duncan !'ark !'Ian map attachment page 29 .
lrrliatlon Sy,tew
The cxisti1111 inigation was installed during th e I 970's. The irrig>1 1011 sy st em hn s low pr ess ure issues most likely caused
hy tree roo ts and spacing issues and is in dire nc:ed of replnccmenl . A new irrig.lti on sys 1em design will be used to
acc om mod:lte the new park amenities includin g new Oow cr and shrub beds . A total replacement of all inigetion li11cs 1
heads and valves will take pla ce.
Soccer/Multi-Use Athletic Held
This grass field (45 yards x 75 ynrd;) will pro"ide an under 10 youth soccer same field with two 7' x 21' Kwik Goll
Soccer goals. Currently, the Socc.er Associati on uses the field nrc n for practices only. The field size will be enlugeJ to
accornmodllte swnei and practic es as well as more options to reduce wear on ~,c field. Wid1 an i111pru veu muhi-usc •
soccerlathletic fi el d, u<luitional youth team practices nnd lea~'lle games will be accommodated. The field will also be
nvailable for infonnal neighborh ood drop-in rlny nnd Eng lew ood Youth Sports As,ociali on foolball pmctice.
BasketbaWSport Court
The 40' , 60 ' post lcnsion co ncrete basketball cou rt will be relocated to ucc ummoda t; Ute pla yb'TUund •nd will replace
the existiug smaller court. Two Portl.'1' Gooseneck Basketball Standards and two i:oals will be instnlled and arc stn ndn rd
in other Englewood parks .
Playi:rounds
The playground and piny equipment are UfJpro:umalely 25 years old . '01 e play equ ipmelll is in need ofupgrnding due to
use, •~• of the equ ipment, lack of separation between appropriate age groups and a need for updating the playground to
curren1 ADA standards. Currently , th e playground ha s no ADA accessibi lity because the fo ll zone material consists of
pea gravel . '010 fall zone surface will be upgraded with both rubberized nnd engineered wood fiber. The slide access
stair handrails have been modified to meet current safety regula ti ons. TI,c gap bt:t ween the platfonn and slide bed also
uccds ~un staul mainlcrumi.:.e lo keep catch points from occurring. One ploy2fl)und modu le is attachrli 10 n swin g sci,
which is no longe r recommended and hav ing n 101 sw ,ng and slra p swing in the s:une bay not recommended by the
American Society fo r Testing and Materials International slruldard Fl487. The spring toy ond climbing ladder arc in
need of upd ating to more current pla y function standards for cmiccment, ph)s lcal 1.:hallcn ltc and use ofimagit111tion .
The publ ic plWlllini: process has resulted in U,c consensus that the playground should be something speciol, perhaps the
fo cnl poi nt ot'the park. Two newly designed playground areas (6,000 sq. ft . for ages 2 to S wid 6 to 12) will sure be a
fa vo rite for mnny park user.;, We have budgeted an ullowonce of $262,500 for the playground area and spccific<l
Kidbuilder (ages 2-5) aud NRG Play Structure (ages 6-12) as lhe playirouno equipment . Pl ay equ ipment will consis t of •
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Aides, various climbers, play pnnels, balance apparatus and swings. The playgrowid will be ADA ncccssiblc , meet fall
'llllll!'riteria and indude cnviromm:ntally friendly rubber safety surface .
Perimeter Concrete WalkJ
The perimeter concrete walks (8 foot wide, 11,545 sq . I\.) will provide access nnd connection to various points nnd park
amenities w'Ow1d lhc park. All concrele walks will be ADA comp:innt and hu,e curb side ramp ncccss points along the
park perimeter.
Liilcd below urc amenities that will be funded through Phase I of the project using Arapahoe County Open Space !,'l'0nl
funding and shareback funds.
Covered Pknlc Po,illon
The picnic pavilion (20 ft. x 20 fi. new enhancement) will fcatw ·c coluums tlwt will incurporatc recycled sandstone from
the old Englewood City Hall building. The roof is a prefabricated sleel structure with standing scam metal roofing. The
paviliou will accommodate four ciflht fool aluminum picnic t.ables (32 person capacit y). Two single pole Pilot Ro ck
Sheller bou,c grills will complete the picnic pavilion.
Restrooms
The restrooms (15 ft. x 15 n. new enhnncement) will be decora1ivc concrele block and will incorpnrntc snme of the
p:wilion's column m3tcrials such as recyc.led sandr.tone for coherent nrchitccturul character. Other features include :
Timt:J 111ag11e1ic lucking door system for securi1y , indus trial s1rcniJth vandal rcsistnnl stair,lcss sleel fixtures (3 toilels , I
urinals , and 2 sinks), infant diaper changing stations w,d external water founuiins on,: for human guests and one for
c.c'l.nine gu es1s
lut.ru•I Coucretc Wilk,
Aew concre:e walks (S foot wide, 9,100 sq . ft. new enhancemenl) will provide connec1ions on the south end of !he pllrk
~r playgroU/lds. picnic pavilion, restrooms anci baskelball coun .
The tudbu jlder •~d NKG Play composite s1ruc1ures lite expectancy will be 20 yea rs. The equipment may last longer
depending on the amount of use of the products . The swing stnictures will In st a minimum of 20 years . It.em s such as
replacing bushing and moving pans will help in rcnching the maximum life expectancy . Dynamo spi.iwcrs and l'Ock/rnpc
climb fearures will bolh have a life expec1ancy of approximately 20 years . These items are built for durability and
longevity.
Concrete walks have an es1ilrotcd life span of 25 years us per conversati ons with DR COG .
The irrigati on system will ha ve an opcratiom1l lifespan of 40 yc.1rs with routine mn intennnce of the :;ystcm .
This useful lifespan has been deiennined by industry analysis and is documented as a1 industry standard .
Th e rrslroom building should have an expected life of at le;ist 50 year s with proper construction, rruiintennnco and silc
security. TI,e paviliun is i1tl1ercn!ly somewha1 less weather rcsi st.111t and thus the lifespan is expected to 40 years . The
rcslroom is proposed to bcconsln!cted of double Wythe masonry and a melal roof. ·111ese materials will perform
significantly longer rhan "'ood-framc corutruction .
• Outside Erperts
We have worked with several dilTerenl entities during the planning ph ase (Brilina Design Group -landscape, Hines
Irrigation, Vision Land Consultants -civil engineering, lbink Tank Studio -urchitec'.s and C3S, Inc -electrical
.ginccr.;) to provide a rewarding play experience . We have aligned ourselves with rq,utable manu[uc1w·c:rs lhal are
con.<1.11n1ty test ing their materials, equipment designs and slruc!Ures lo insure the highel' quality value available . Our
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key gn•Js nre Ii, provide n safe, fun nnd chnllengins piny environment for all users. We are connantly striving to crento •
environments tbnt are innovative and appealing . All vendors, materials and systan., will be contracted wi th or pwchasod
using a compelitiv~ bidding process .
4. Estimate the annual costs to maintain the project. Bow did )\>U derive thnsc numbers; bow do you intend to
fund woiuteuaucc; aud who is respon sible fur maintenance?(! pts.)
·n,e Parks and Recreation Department currently ••pends on average S 17,52 4 on maintenance of Duncan Pork . All repair
nnd maintenance rc!iponsibilitics a.re perfonncd by Englcv. d parks mainlcnance slalT. \\'ith the ad ditional ucrea~c
uficr rc mu\'al of I.he: old Dunc an schoo l building and the ti , 1 of the pmpnsed nr.w pork ameniti~. our mnint ennncc
co~L~ will incren.~e an esti:11aled 15 % ($2,6 28 .60) mainl ~ ,l ic ,, the cost of maintaining a pav ili on and restrooms. In
20 I l I statistics regarding rnnintcnan cc costs were com pi l u•,111g an intem and the most current maintenance cost
statistics available fol' cvc1y pa rk a:iJ upcn space arcu wuhin the City. The Cily of Englewood is committed to prmiding
its residents with quality park amenities and programming . l'unire increas,s in pru-k maintenance budgets ha ve been
anticipated and will be adjusted by the e;ti,n.i ted incre3Se .
5. Who are the existing and/or expected u,ers of tho propn<ed prnjocl'/ Whnt individuals, organized <ports
lugue, and team,, school and youth aroup1, etc will the project benollt'/ Pro,·lde user numbers for each uscr
croup, noting bow you arri\•ed ot thot estimate. (5 pts.)
The addition of a soccer/mult i-use at hletic fic lt1 (curren1ly there exists a sma!I pra ctice area only) will sub ,,tantiall y
bcnetit the Englewood Soccer Asso ciatio n and meet the needs of the youth soccer program. 11,c Englewood Soccer •
Association currently reports they have 32 5 pl ayers ages 4-18 and expects the giuwth ii, the under IO age i:roup 10
double in the ne .,1 three years nddin,: an addit iona l I 50 part icipants . The l'•rk •nd Recreation M•ste r l'lan notes 1he lac k
of adequnte numbers of soccer fields (page 31 of Master Plan). Add ins the soccer/mult i-use a•hlet ic field at Duncan
Park will nssis1 with provi ding enough pract ice and gwnc space .
The a1hletic field o.·ill •lso benefit the Englewood Youth Sports Association's (EYSA) football program by providing
additional practice area. Currently, EYSA has four youth football teams un der 12 and serves 70 foo tb all playe rs.
EYSA predicts adding au additiouul 50 playc rs within the next lhree year.;.
All Suul s Cntholie School, loc ated on e block so uth fr om Duncan Park, ,.,,11 nlso benefit from this projec t. The School
and Parish will access the park and utilize the outdoor space for cducatiunal and n:crca tiunal purposes. The School
serves early learning through eighth grade and has 440 srudent,.
Neighborhood drop-in use will continue and is expc,;t.:d 10 iucrwse fulluw in~ the cumplcl iun uf lhe de velopment
project. 11 is estimated that 22,000 park guests visit Dunc•c Pan< •nnually . Tlrnp-in use incl11dcs a filnd in g partner in
Englt,wood Unleashed members . Englewood Unleashed is ,,, associntion of dog owner.; that support our off leash
pnrks. Over 25 dog walkern enjoy Duncan Park each day and the group n:pons that with the recommended
impro vements such as a do1: water fountain. usage will increase . Annual park visits are c:stimates bas~d upon a 2011
usage st udy conducted by the Parks and Kecrca 1ion Department.
There is al,o a co mmuuit y-wide need for picnic pavilion areas with nearby playground facilities. Currently , the •
dcpanmcnt 's picnic shelters a.re rt~~erverl (')\'Cr 90 % of the de~irn hlc ct:1tes. Earb yea r the-City must tum uwa)' man)'
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&dividuals and groups hoping lu reserve picwc pavilions. Currently, Duncan Park neighbors , as well as residenls living
~ tl1e soutlieast section of Englewood, must use other parks for these activities as op posed to their own neigJ-.borhood
park.
6. Oe,crihe the rerrenllonal noeds that tbl• project will serve. How will the project enhance i-ecrootlonol
offerings, Including programming, and/or cnvll'Oorueutal education opportunlt.ies in the community? Wha1'.
opportunities are lost If this project Is not undertaken now? How are potential users of the project
compensating now for the lack of the project? Do the)' have to visit other communities to use a similar
amenity; do they have a substitute offering available; or do they simply 20 \\ithout? (ISpts.)
11,e developmen'. of Duncnn Park fills the fundamental basic need of providing developed park space nnd amenities.
For ycnrs Oi.ii,can Park h11s provided some green space for neighbors aud sc.:huu l purtil.:ipa.i1ls but this lo(.;8.tion was
Ii mitt:<! due 10 the schoo l building and i1s placement in the center of the site . With the removal of the building and new
design oithe park, more open space will be made available along wi th overall better use of the entire park. 11,is project
will allow the youth spon associations access to additional field space es well provid e improved recreat ional spaee for
nei i hbo rs. families and youth of the community . For many ye.irs, lhe casual drop -in user of Dun can Park has le arned to
do without a useful park. Neighbors, families and youth of tl1e Duncan Pork nrca have limited their usage or don't use
the park nt all because of the limited space and outdat ed or mi ssing wnt1tltics . On January 7, 2002, Duncan Park
became an .off-leash park . This aliowcd dog owners to enjoy the park space with their pet ,H'leash during certain
hours . This has increased the overall usage of 1he park but only within a small segment of the community that
surrounds the perk. Without a suitable playground ·many fami li es have ~eported that they drive the 18 blocks to reach
.. ellcvicw Park that ha s multi-age playground equipment.. The youth of the area MC not able to go to Belleview alone
~eca use of tJie dis~nce and h~ving to cro ss Broadway, one o.f the busie st streets in the metro arcn . OvCral.l, these groups
admit that they lirni l outings 10 lhc park because of a lack of usable field space, ou1dated and limited playground
fe atures, as w~II as no pavilion or restrooms facilities.
7. Describe the pu~lic planning process that Identified this specific project as a priority. Is the project liit•d as a
priority In a mister plan, site specific plan, or other adopted plannlna document? If so, describe that plan
including when II was adopted, the opportunities the public had io comment on It, 1nd the priority this
project Is listed as \\ithln It. If this project Is not the top priority lo that plan; discus, why It is being pursued
at Ibis time. OR was this p,·ojcct Identified tbroueh an Independent community planning process? If so,
describe the specific opportunities the public had lo comment on this project. If public meetings were held,
Include the number of meetings, when they were held, bow they were advertizcd and the number of people
that attended . If a survey was distributed, how many people and what groups were surveyed? How many
peo11le responded? Provide one copy of a blank survey. (Ill pis .)
The Eug iewocd Parks and Recreati on Master Plan was adopted in 2006 and funded in pan by Co nsc-r.·a 1ion Trust
Funds . Conr.cptual Park Pl att~ were developed for ne;ghborho od and community parks, in cluding Duncan P,;.rk. It is ...,
importani to note thnt at the time (2005 /2006) of the Master Planning process , it was unknown tliat the Scl,oul Dis trict
woul d be divesting ilsolfufsurplus sch o oropcnies due to budget red ucti ons and 1ha1 the City would end up acquiring
Duncan Park. ru a resull , the public planning process related to Dur.can was of a smaller scope assuming lh at 1:ic
School District would maintain property ownershi p and the small school building would remain (Master Plan. page 32).
When it became apparent that the Schon! f>istrict intended lo se ll the Duncan Park property, a grass roots citizen effort
af keep L'le site a public park was established. ~any meetings were held relative to Duncan Park acquisition and grant
.mding opponunitics with Englewo od Schools, EnKlcwood Parks and Recreation Commission, City Council and
community groups including Duncan Park l\eighbors and th e Englewood Soccer Association . Although specific park
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site planning was not discussed in netail, the City explained iflhe propeny was acquired, the opponunity to ra2e the •
school building and completely redevelop lhe site would be a possibility :
With tho City's acquisition oftht Site secure, the Parks and Recreati on Commissi on and City Council elevated Duncan
Park development to Its top park improvement poiority. In 20 I 0, GOCO provi ded • plaoning grnnt that ftmded lhe
planning process . In conclus ion of the pl ann ing process neighb orhood users, the Parks and Recreation Commission and
City Council have developed • consensus of the desired park amenities as well as funhcr established the project as a lop
priority.
TI1e Duucau P•rk planning project began in the lale summer of 2011. Prior 10 meeting wilh the neighbors , lhe design
firm low·cd the Duncan Parle site with th e City of Englewood, recortiing the existing cond itions, the c,u,-eo1 maintenance
practices, and any potential iss ues or concern,; regarding potential impro vements . In orde:-to kick ofI the project and
mnkc the ne ighbors aware of opponw:tltics to provide feedback during the master planning p,~ccss, lhc design team
created a project infoawaliou card. desigm:J and installed project information point sigin11e in lhe park. and created an
on-line and paper survey. Over a three-day period , the design team h•nn-del ivere<I over 900 prnjecl infonnalion cards
door-to-door wit hin a half-mile radius ol' the park. In addition 10 di splaying information r.garding lhe looation, dates
aud iimes for public open hou ses and park info poi nt meetings, 1he Info Poin1 signs also displ,ycd a QL code linking lo
the Cit)' of Englewood website and an on-line survey, as well as a scrvcy drop-box wlu:rt: papcr copies of the survey
could be picked up and dropped off. Please see blank S!1f"ey anachments pages 41-42.
Nex•., tile Cit)' of Englewood ,nd the design team held two Park !nfo Poin1 u1celings. The Park Info Poiul meeting>
were tm informnl opportunity to connect with park users in their specc -allowing them to share thei.; perspectives on the.
project and express ideas and coa,oerns rega rd ing lhc polcnlinl improvcmcn:s. For each oflhc Park lnfo Points,
a pproximately 20 people actively partic ipated in the discussion .
The on-line and paper surveys were available for :hrce weeks, and over SO responses were rec eived . Prior lo 1he
Duncnn Park improvement project, the City of Englewood had completed a community-wide park preference surve y,
which only received three response s from the Duncan Park neighborhood, so receiv,ng over SO respon>cs to the Duncan
Park survey was consid ered a success.
Followini the initial outreach the nesign tenm compiled the feedback they received from the community, and combined
tllis lnfot,nntion with the site analysis to develop a series of project goals. The learn drnfled three prelim ina ry pla n
options and presented them to staff for review and comment as well a, prepared for the first open house.
TI1c firsl public opeu huusc was held 011 O,tubcr 25, 2011, and was an ended by over 40 Duncan Park r.eighbors.
During O,c first open house, the background infonrutiun was presented lo lhe panicipants, and the preliminary design
options displayed . Open house altcndc:cs were askc:tl to select 01cir prcft:rrcd design option, as well as provide feedback
and direction regarding their ideas and preference.,.
After the firsl public open hous e, the comments, feedback and votes were L!llied aud usoo lu de vcl up a preliminary liua l
design to be presented nt the second public open house . Ove r SO Duncan rork neighbors attended lite second public
o pen house to see the preliminnry lirllll design plan . Feedback and direction regarding the design was gathered as well as
potential malcrials/deutils ond th e pl oyground elements . Taking the feedback received duoing the second c pcn house,
the design team worked with the City of Englewood to create a finnl plnn for the Duncan Park improvcmcnt.s and their
associated costs and polmlial phasing.
Dunng the final open house , which was atte-n.ded by over 3L Uuncan Pnrk neighbors. revisions to the final desi gn •,•.,ere •
presented and tbe fina l pla 1i:;round design displayed for comment The final timcline for park improvements and
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Aonsttuction was also discussed during this Inst open house. Feedback was overwhelminglf po si tive . Most of the
'91(ucsliom centered on tl:e ground breaking and expected completion dote. The decline in 1,ttcudnuce during wis meeting
has been attributed to the confidence from the neighbors and stakeholders that Dl!llcan Pa,lc development will mee t thelr
needs .
8. Summorizc the feedback received from the public and bow It wos determined that )'Our coastitucnlS wont
and will use the project? What did you le•ro from the proco,ses discussed 1bo,·e? (5 pis.)
The City of Englewood pl aces a strong value on the importance of pubLic ou:reach and .:onsensus-building und
crafted a process for interacting with the Duncan Park neighborhood that was both res pon sive and engaging. Reaching
Olli to stakeholders, sunoundin!l neighbors , the public ar,d City of Englewood repres e.n1a1ives was the foundation of th.is
process . lbrough cxtcnsi'.'c outreach and p:lrticipntion, the fiMI pork design w,s refini:d and adjusted to reflect the
needs and perspecti ves of the Englewood coaunun.ity .
With over 50 responses to a written suivey and with a total of 120 attendees at three chfferent planning meetings,
consensus was reached by using public feed back and providing what the usc1:< want in their ne ighborhood park. Please
see survey results atta ch ments p:1gc 4). TI1c prnce!.s as ci escri"'"" nhovc w:u: not onl)· thorough, hut nlfowerl the
neighbors and users to design their own park. Overall fcedbock rece ive d included the following items:
• 1'-lainlain ?Wk. 11s c1 nc:i~1bcrlmod park . Users Jii.1 nul waut lo adJ amc:n.ilic:s to c,reatc: a deslim!.liun park.
• Increase field space.
• Maintain o!Heash dog privileges and add a pei waler fountain .
• Add restroom and par:.C pa,·ilit:"n facilities .
• lmprovchdc playgroun d. Add play features for 2-5 age group •nd 6-12 age group . Provide better access and parent
• seating.
During this plarinir.g process the departme nt has learned that it is not the number of part ici pant s th at are involved. bu t
it is theconstructive feedback received from those allending which allows for a s uccessfu l plan ning process anrl
approved designed .
9 . Will a CYCA-accredited youth corp, OR other local youth oreanization be used to implement the project? If
so, describe the collaboration you've had with that corps or organization and describe the work they \\'ill be
doing. Submit a letter of support from the corps or organization that you will be collaborating with . If there
will not be youth Involvement in this project, pro,ide an ex pl1notion ofwby. (Spt,.)
Th .-City o fEnglewo u~ Parks an~ Rccn:atiull Depart1r1e11 t bas had a lung tradit ion wurki ng with tloe Boy Scouts of
America and woul~ agai n partner with this organizativn tr implement thi s project. Ct:nently, the Department offers
scout badge classc, which assist the Bo y Scout troops in receiving the required training to cam a specific badge . Al so,
numerous Eagle Sco~ts have worked with the Depanment to complete lheir final projects . With the Duncan Park
development , the Arapahoe District, Denver Area Counci l Boy Scout s have partnered with the City of Eni:lewood by
committing lo coordinote and plant the new shrub s nnd tree, throughout the park . The Boy Scouts will orgoni1.e ond
conduct a park planting day . l11e vojcet will give the Scot:ts lhe opportunity to provide a seivice to their community
while they learn new skills . Please sec youth scivice lener page 40 .
IO . Who is opposed to tbe project'/ Have neighbors, 11ser groups, or other parties ,l>jrct ed to th• project'!
Include any letters, 11 etitions, new s articles, or other documents cvtrlencing 0(1('I01iit ln n . ~'hat has been '1nnc
• to addre,s tbt concerns of those opposing and how has tbe opposition re,ponded? (Spts.)
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At this time we have had no opposition to the development of Duncan Park. if al any time we receive opposition it is •
cur policy to meet with tbe party and discuss the issues and deveior ~ workable solution that is in the best intere,1 of the
community.
11 . Is tbe project "~hovel ready"!" Provide evidence that It will he rnnipleted within two )'•Rr~ of the ••.-ard date.
Describe the planning that bas gone into the project; is design and ••~fnc•rfng complete or is Ibero work )'Cl
to be done? (5pts,)
The Cit y understands the sh'· : ready rcquircmcms ofthc GOCO LPOR 1)1"3111 process . C ity Council has commined to
completing the project within lwo years cf the GOCO grant aword/lGA . A two year proj ec t completion is also lhc lime
requirement of our other intended (Arnp:i.hoe County Open Spoce) pn11ncr grant opplieolion Pho sc I. A final concc pl
design wos completed during the spring of 2012 a.nd construction docu 1.11crns l1avc been finalized. Ao; our tiutclinc
indicates, the City will immediately begin the bidding and Phase II construelion process in 2013 . Pend in~ the fund ing
awnrdcd either phase is independent of t.ich ot her. Working along w1tr. our design firm and ronsuhanls, we have
p!Jnned lo hove eac h phase completed separat ely from the other and in no particular order.
12. Whnt Is compelli1> I about your community's n .. d for GOCO funds? Will the project (or component. of ft)
get done If GOCO funds are not avollable? Will opplicont or portno,• funds dedicated to the project be lost if
COCO dncsn't award a grant now? (Spts,)
The City of Englewood , like mo<I municipnlilics, has heen hnrrl hil hy ·h e recession "Ilic P,rtc, nn d Rec rcnti on
o perntins budget has been reduced more than 10% over the pu st fi"c years and all City Capit•l Projects Fwid dollars
have been elimiootcd within the deportment. We nrc fortunntc 10 receive Conservation Trust Fund nnd Arnpohoc County
Open S5>ace Sha.n:ba1,;k. FunUS for our capilal maiulcnauce nt:e<ls u11d nc:w Uc vc:luprm::nl opportunities .
Throughout the planning process, prep aring for the GOCO grant has been seen as on oppo11unity to gain funding to
begin ~,c development of Duncan Park. The Dcpa11ment has applied for the 20 I J for on Arapahoe County Open Space
(ACOS) gn,nl for Pl· ISC l funding. Currently, Cunsen••tiuu Trust Funus u11d ACOS Share Back Funds have bee••
reserved as ma:.:hing funds lo comp lete th e funding of the pork project.
If the C ily was 001 successful in receiving granl funds, the City would cont :nuc to reapply lo GOCO for Dunc an rark
Dcl'clopmcnl during ano ther Local Parks and Outdoor Rcc1c.c11iu11 ("LPOR") gram cycles . Pending the t\mdinw awarded
either ph nsc is indcp cndcn l of each 01hcr . Working along with our de sign firm nnd consuhnn1s 1 we t-u,vc plnnne.d 10
have each phase corr:plcted separately from the other and in no particular orde,. Completing the project all nl once will
have significant cost savings. We cSlimal c th.11 with full funding mode possib le by b'fant runds, vcnus phasing the park
dcvclop1ucnl over st!vcrnl yt!ars , will result in u minimum of nnec:m p~rcent savings .
l J. How much of your planned cash motcb is secured? How much of It is yet to be raised and what arc your
plans for raising those udditional funds ? Whal is your "Plan U" If you are uua~le to ca ise those rund,?
Describe the cash or in kind panncrsbips established ror this project. This does not Include cash or lo kind
p•rtners wbo bavc contributed to prc,ious phases or will contribute to futur. phases. If cash or in-kind
partnersblps for Ibis project -"•re not possible, explain why, (!Opts.)
TI,c City has budgeted s~s ,000 in Cooserva1io11 Trust Fund, and S366 ,BO S in Arapahoe Cow1ty Shareb>.~k Funds 10
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A,npletc Phase D of1hc Duuc•n Pw-k Dc vc lupmc ul. n,c C , plans 10 lcvcrn~c GOCO gi un l fuu di ul! wi1b 1111 Arnpuhu c
"llll!!ounty Open Sp ace grant of S250,000 in 1he spri ng of 2013 to complete the total project . Arapahoe County contributed
10 Duncan P•rk ncq11isi1ion with a granl in 2007 . The $250 ,000 County gnu,I is 21 ¾of the total project cost of Sl.2
nu Ilion . A.ltJ1uutf1 we feel optimistic in the -.:uu nl } 's paui-.:ipatiun with grant funding, ifwe urc unsuc cessful, our plan B
is to move ahead with the proi•-ct , consll'llcling purk improvements in phases and reapplying for both ACOS and GOCO
gr,,nt funding . We will ulso continue to redirect Conserva tion Trusl Funds ao d ACOS Share Back Fund s presen tly
bud ge ted rur other park and open space capillll and maintenance projects in 20 13/2014 . As a res ult, some park and open
spa ce projects would be deferred until 2015/2016 .
Eu~lcw oud Unleashed is a non-p rofit , communi1y based organi1.a1i on de si gned 10 sup po rt off-lea sh dog priv ile ges at
de,ii,,r,ated park.< wuhin the City or Englewood . Duocm, !'ark is an off-lensh park . Englewood Unleashed bas pannered
with lhc City to sa ve and dc\'c lop the park. They have been active in th e planmns process and ha,·e donated $500
to wards the do g foun '.ain 10 be installed in tl1c pork .
Tht Englewo od Soc cer Ass ociati on is :.i non~pruti l youth ;pon s gr oup dc<'.lca tcd to provi dins a fun and i.afc
env iron ment fo r kids to le arn and pla y socce r. With the need for additional soccer fields Englewo od Soccer Association
was nc:ivc in demonstmtin g the need for imp ro \·cd praclic c and game sr:i cc. 111cv h:wc committed S250 towards 1h c
de ve lopment or tht socce r field at Dun can Park
All Souls School and Parish have been very in volved and commilled to Duncun Park . As lhe last lenanl of the old
schoo l building and freq ue nt user of the park space , Al l Souls has been dedica ted to the de\'elo pmcnt of 1hc park. They
.ve cummined $2,000 tow ard s thi s projecl.
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t,:NVLRO~MENTAL Cl!KC'KUS'f • 1. Species of Concern:
o. Colorado rarks and Wildlife (CrW) would not expect to find any threatened or
e11cl1111 gered species inhabiting Duncan Purk in Englewood. CPW would expect to fir d a
vuriety of small mammals w,d birds utilizing Duncw, Park. Migratory birds and their
ac tive nests are protected by state and federal laws . CPW recomnh"lds inspecting trees
nnd shrubs for act ive nests prior lo the commencement of development and/or
postponing tree removal until after the nesting season .
~-F.lobltat Value:
a. LJuncan rark is composed of nonnative grasses and t miAture of native and non native
trees and shrubs. Tite habit at va lue ut Duncw , Pork would be categorized as low .
3. Potential Impacts:
a. Native and nonna rivc tre es may be removed from the park ns n result of the develo pment.
The loss of vegetation would result in the loss of potential co ver and food for a variety of
species .
4. Mltlgaflon:
a. CP W recommend s planting nati ve trees w,d shrub s i11 place of any trees w1d shrubs
removed. Nati ve plunlini:s would offer fuud and/or cover fur a vuriety of species .
S. Rcncfil:
n. Replacing nonnative vege ta tion w11h native trees and shrubs would provide food :tnd/or
cover for wildlife.
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PrlnclpRI source(s) oflnformutlon:
Melanie Knkne s Colornrlo Parks nod Wildlire Distrjct Wild litC Munagl"r, 303,V8 1.629~
Printed name, title nod telephone number of person consulted:
Melanie Kokncs -vja cmnji
Slguaturc or pcrsou consulted
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RESOLUTION NO .
SERIES OF 2013
Section 3 -Resolution
A RESOWTION ALrrHORJZING THE GRANT APPLICATION TO GREAT OUTDOORS COLORADO
(GOCO) FOR THE IJEVELOPMENT OF DUNCAN PARK.
WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Englewood , Co lorado illls macntaincd and opera ted Duncan Park RS a community p,rk
for over thirty yc.irs tl,rough a lease agreement with Englewood Schools and the Pork is considered o vo luoble ond
irreplaceable palt o f the EnglcwooJ park system; an J
WHEREAS, lhc Englewood City Counc il passed Ordinance No . 42, Seri es of200i authorizing the purc has e of
Duncan Park loc at ed at 4848 South Pennsylvania by the City; ond
WHEREA S, the Eng lewood City Council passed Ordinance No. 51, Series of 2007 a uthorizing a Arapahoe
Cuunty Open Spuc c Graltl between Arupaltoe Courtl y and the City fu r t:,c acquis iti on of Duncan Park ; an d
WHEREAS , the Eng lewoo d Cit y Council passed Ordinanc,: No. 8, Serie of 2008 authori zin g a Great
Outdoors Co lora do Grant hctwi:cn Great Outdoor; Co lorado Tnist Fund an d th e City for the acqni,itio n oi
Duncan Park ; 2nd
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council passed Ordinance No:50, Series of 2009 in support of th e C11y's
Ureat Outdoors Colorado Grant npp li cutioti for design and ccvclo11m en t of Duncan Park ; and
\VHF.RF.AS , the Englewo od City Co un cil passed Resoluti on No . 2 Series 0'20 10 in suppo'1 of the City's
Aropohoe County Open Space Grant application for desi&'ll ond devel opment of Duncan Pork ; and
WHEREAS, hy the passage of Ord inan ce No . 20 , Series of 20 1 I the Englewood Ci ty Co uncil au thori zed tl1e
City's Greaier Outdoors Colorad ? Grant award for the planning for Dwtcan Park; and
WHEREAS, by the pas;a'ge of Res olution No . 74, Series of 2012 the Englewood Citi• Co un cil sup port ed the
Cit y's GrCDtcr Outdoors Colorndo Grant application for the devclopmeot of Duncan Park; and
WHEREAS, the Englewood Ci ty Council supponed the City 's Arapahoe Co unty Open Space Grant
app lica tion for deve lopment of Duncan Park with th e pa ssa ge o f Resolution l'so . 6, Se ries of 20 13; an d
WHEREAS , the City of En glewood wi shes to submit app lication for a grant from Great Outdoors Co lora do fo r
S350 ,000 in b'l'ant funds to fun d Phase LI o f the development of Dunc an Park witl i City pro viding matclting funds
of S39 l ,8 ll5 , for Pl~1 se II of the deve lopment of IJuncan Park .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO UNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, AS FOLL OWS :
Section I The Ci ty Counci l of the City of Englewood supports the City's applicatton fo r the Great Outdoors
Colorado (GOCO) Grant.
~ction 2 . The project site is owned by the City of Englew oo d. Th e En glew ood Home Rule Charter doe, not
allow the sa le of park propert y withou , a vo te of the peop le .
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Stctjon 3 Th,,re are no federal funds in the Great Outdoors Colorado Grant or the Arapahoe County Shareba
Funds which the City of Englewood plans 10 use as matching funds . Matching funds are budgeted in the 1013 Open
Space and Conservation Trust Fund approved budgets .
~ The City Council hereby authorizes th e Di rect or of Parks and Recreation to sign and submit the grant
application. attached as Exhibit A.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 19th day of February , 2013.
ATTEST :
Rand y P. Penn, Mayor
Lo ucrishi a A. Ellis, City Clerk
I, Loucli sltia A. Ellis, Cit y Clerk for the City of En gl c·wood, Colorado, hereby cenify the above is a t:-uc copy
of Re solution No . __ , Series of 2013 .
Loucri ,rj a A. Ellis, City Clerk
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January 28, 2013
Great Outdoo11 Colorado
Alln : local Govtrnmtnt Pro1ram
303 EUI 17• Avenue , Su lle 1060
Otnver, CO 80103
Dear Board Membtrs,
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On behalf or the Clly ol En1'ewood P•rkl and F\ecreaUon Commission, I am wrttlna thl, letter in support
of lhe City of Enal•wood 's grant 1ppllca 1ln n for the d•velopm1nt of Duncan Park .
Wllh GOC0'11r1nt support, the Clly was ablt to pure his. the Duncan Park property from En111,.ood
Schools , who were d~POslna of ,urplus property 10 011111 budaet reductions . w, wert able 10 uv• lh•
Jilt H parkland Ind now we hive r11ed tht small Khool bulldlnc 1nd completed auign and
construction docunwnli for the llf(k rlldovetoi,ment.
In May al 21106, tht Parks ind Recreation Commission adopted 1 ,ans ind Rtcrutlon Mlsttr Plan
which kfenUfttd the IOUlhtHl rts5dentllll 1111 of tht Clt't u pruenUy blln& underserved; with 1
rol1tlwly low part<lond IIVol of 1trvlco.
The Parks and Recreation Commbsion ha1 Identified tht rltdevek>pmtnt of Ouncan Putt as Its hl&h~u
park development prlorHy. We appreciate tho oppa~unlty ta bt consid,red lar OOCO gr•nt dollors for
1h11 very lmport1nt pro}f'CI .
Sincerely,
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Austin 6omH, Chairperson
Patks and Atcrt1Uon Commlulon
Cll y ol Ercltwood
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Duncan Park Neighbors
January 8, 2013
Gre,t Outdoors Colorado
Attn : Local Government Program
303E 17" Avenue
Denver, cb 80203
DearGOCO :
En1lewood , Colorado
We are a sroup of over 100 homeowners and ne ighbors llvl ns around Duncan Park In En11lewood, CO who have
greatly 1ppreclated grant money you previously awarded for the design upgrades of our cherished
nelahborhood park . We are now entering the 1•· year of working on this project IC/ redeve lop Duncan Park
As we 've shartd In the past, this popular park Is the only neighborhood park to meet the needs of this corner of
Englewood -1n aru that ropresents approximately 20 perceot of the town's populltion . The n,akeup of this
nclshborhood has changed dram1tlully In the last several years to now have many young families with children
that play and ~se this park . We rocently realized that many of the kids who help start this projoct 7 yoars ago
are now away at college and many havo kids of their own .
Recently we learnod th1t you would consider this p1rk for a d1velopment sr■nt. With this mon1y, our City told
us we would be able to mo ,e forward with the Improvements to our parkl This nel1hborhood park has been In
1reat need of redevelopment and Improvements . As much as we havo enjoyed this park for years, wo look
forward to the plannr. j Improvements 1h11 wlM provide for more outdoor ,1t1Mties, and make thl• park the
Jewel of our neighborhood .
The Oty plans to work with our group as It takes th• necessary steps to renew our park . we know a grant from
you would give us all the resources we need to do so . We n!spectfully request that you consider Duncan Park In
your proet11, and help our neighborhood realize the drea""5 we have for Dunc1n Park.
Sincerely, ,~~
John E Riggs
•~90 S Pennsylvania St
i , alowood, co 80113
aeoresentln1 Duncan Park Ne ighbors
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Luke McKee
4910 S. Pennsylvania Street
Enalewood, CO 80113
Janumy I 0, 2013
J1ckie Miller
Local Qov,rnment ProQram Malll8«
Orea! Outdoon Cnlorad~
303 E. 171h Avenue
Denver, CO 80203
Deer ML\ Miller:
1 am writins to 11k Grw Outdoon Colorado for 811111 money for my park. Duncan Put. I om 12 yeera
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old and have lived next to Duncan Park all my life. My neial\burbood bu been uyins 10 set enough •
money for lhe park for alx yom. My hope ii lbal J will be able to play on the new plays,ound before
.vmtbs alx yan ao by, when I will be too old for~-
The impn>VCIIICIII plans for Ducan Perk t.ve been on my ra&igerotor for I yeor and a half. Whan I IN
them, J think the pu1r will be lll!UUl&I Jan, especially excited for the new pl&YIJl'Ound, the honN!m
pita, the ricer lmklllball oourt 111d haviq I piCllie WIii• Ille lboller. I 11D a.I.lo bopine 10 -~ on tho
memorial bench 11111 we boupt for our aei,t,bor. Mlu Gil~ wllo puaed IWIY 11111 aummer. Sbe rally
loved die pllk. UIIIU die part la flnlshed, Ille bomdi will be in atanae.
DIIIIC&ll Perk ia impotlant 10 me and ollliar kid1 bccauae it ii I flu,, llfe place to mcct. 11 la a.I.lo the only
pert lhal lada who live abo111 1 mile around c:on pl to lll'ely witllout crouins any busy -· Ewa
tbaugh I caa play III the part today, I llill want lo have all the lua equipmllll 1h11 mo• otber parka
have. I cao\ 811110 fbose partca. unleN my mom drtves me . I'm not the ""ly kid 1h11 r..,,. tluil 'WIJY.
I'm not ouctly awe bow much money we need for the pa,1'. but I do know that our neillhborbood
bopea lo &et u tllUCh u posllible. IC tho oollllnlCllott ii doae all II 011c.e. lhlm it won\ illlmupt our time
at die perk u much u it will ir it i1 doae ;~little..,.,, And my fHend'a bench can So in, lco.
Plouc couider my pork for tbe lup• grant you can 9iv1 this yeor. My neighborhood really need• ill
Sincerely,
LukeMcKN
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Section 3 -Support Letters
Eqlawood 8ooou Ae1oolatlo11
P.O. Boz 2264
En&lcwood, Cnlorodo 80150
Groat Ou td oors Colorado
ATIN : Local Cov,rnment Program
303 E. 17~ Av•nuo , Sull• 106u
Den ver, c~ 80203
RE : En,.k wood Duncan Park Grant Appl ication
January lS, 2013
Dea r Board Members,
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SOCCER
I am writing this le lier on behalf of Englewood Soccer As1ocl1tlon . Englewood Soccer was part of the
effort, In conJunctioo with the City of Enalewood, to save Ounnn Puk rrom reside ntial d1velopm1nt
with GOCO's crant suppo rt In 2010 .
Currently we art looking forward to the n••l phase in the development of the park . Now that the
planning has been completed, we look forward 10 a laraer lormal athletic field and additiOnal park
amenllles that wUI not only benefit our youth, the surroundln1 nellhborhood and the City of Enalewood
as I whole. Thtre Is a short11e of multl-us• athletic fields In Enaltwood, with 1111 southeast quadrant of
EnBlewood at tho top of the list. OVer the past YliltS, our ten and under youth In the Duncan Park un
havt only h•d an inlorr.,al half field to p'lctice soc~,. The new formal athletic field wlll c,,rtalnly be
utUlred to tho fullost.
En1lewood Soc:c•r Assoclallon Is• youth soccer program for children a1es 4·18, w~h over 325 youth
players . Since Its Inception In 1983, EOBlewood soccer has utlll1ed Duncan Parle for Its yovth soccer
programs and wt support this project with a $2SO donation.
We hope that ;'Ou will favorably consider th• Ci!'/ of fnel•..-ood In the ir srant applicot ;on for hJndlng the
d@vl!lopme nt :')I Duncan Park .
~!nterely,
Misha Rasmussen
Enalewood Soccer Association
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Section 3 -Support Letters
Great O,i .doors Colorado
l\ttention: local Government Program
,113 East 111
• Avenue, Suite 1060
De nver, CO 80203
January 10, 2013
Oear GOCO Members,
Englewood Unleashed Is a non-profit cnrporation which was formed to support
off-leash dos privileges at designated parks within the City of Englewood . Duncan
Park is one of five neighborhood parks In the City with off-leash privilege, and the
only park in southeast Englewood.
EU works with, aids and assists the City of Englewood by raising funds and
providing volunteer support to improve and better maintain the off-leash pari;s In
Englewood In order to provide does a place to l terclse without leash restraint in a
clean, healthy and safe environment. We are wr1tlna In suppon of the
development 1rant which Enstewood is applyln1 for and we wish to support their
development effort of Duncan Park through a $500 donation.
EU cultivates community spirit and neighborhood relations through various
outreach efforts. We believe that Duncan Park is one of these valuable assets and
hope th;:t you will view the project as worthy of your funding dollars.
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Englewood Unlea shed
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Section 3 -Youth Service Letter
,.&. I BOY SCOUTS OF AMERIC,. V. DENVER AREA C0llNOL
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DtarG111tOutdoo11 Colorado Mtrnbffl.
,.. tho Arap11hol Dlslrkl hecuu .. lll r Ille toy seouu ol Amelfca, I would HIie ID olltr 1h11 llttar In
111ppo,i lor tht Qty ol !nallWQ;Jd'1 a,.,, Outdoors Colorodo ll'nl 1111111c111on lllr "11 dMloprntnl of
Duncan Pan .
"'' .. , kouu htvl I Iona 111ndlnt ertdttton ol COIMIUnily IIMCI Ind llachln& boy, valuablt lessons
1bout lht environment. 'lllt Dunon Pin dMIOPffillll p,o)tel 0ll111 tho pe,foct •P"""""'1Y for the
Scouts 1011M bodl IO th1lrcommUnilywllll1 ll1fflin1V1lu1bll lltlls 1bout pr1111,1naoor open 191C1 ,
With theDUOClnhot dl-pfflln~ the IIOy-llM pennnd wi111 lht Clly of f,.i,waod b/
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-lhe ~ofllll 111,tr, llllndl,tndflnd1vllllfflblrslhtloy-wlllo,pn!D ll'ld mndllCI I
hot l'lllltlna day. With°"' 1001oylalull lnlllt ~ Md Uttla10n11111 can1"'"' yau IN!
1h11 hrt l'llnllnadly wGI Ill J lll«OUHMll II pro,Mt I COii MVqa-rdllhl ptOJICI.
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Duncan P11--tc 11 an exl1tln& n1tshborh00d p.,,r1c of approxlnmely ◄ atrl:i. The puk currently lndud11: 1>clstln& &ehool bu•cln& (to
be rernovtd In •~rly 2011), b:ulc etbnU court. p1.t111ow1d , bcnthH, ll&ht!n&, ptrimtttr SNAi'I& and lldewalh. optn pby nelcl macure
u-u, :.nd 1hn1h1. ftnc.ln& and clp\e, The p=.Ml h 1110 open to on•l1uh doa use (ruu1cnd to uraln urnes of day),
The ao.aJ of 1.h,. Ouncin Po1rk lmrro~en, l)roteu It lo upd-'tl! rtie 1enhetla ar,d funalonallty of the exl1dn1 puk.ttmon lhe
school bulldl111, and 1uppo1 t cl•c c.ur ,cm u1u and attMtiH whh new equipment and lnfr1nrunurt,
Scoas ofWork * (l} Publ:( Open Houus , On-liie A Pa per Sur'lley, Puk Info
St•llon, Pro!•tt Website
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In order to help u1 under11.and )"OUr ~efcrnd park lmprOYemenu., we haft trP.:lted I uria of que,dons cha t will co l ect l"lput
from park uun and narby resldcnu. Th• q~U01u ,n crouped lntod\l foUowtna &tnklm: I) T,U UsAboutYou,....,,l}
Overview Qu"1k,m. )) Potential Concerns,◄) Use, & Acdvitiel, and 5) Pt.ten rial lmpn,nmenu.
The sul"¥11Y will be Mltable unol MIDNIGHT. OCTOBER I 11, 1011 . R.11po1Uu to ch1 survey wtll be u1td to help ue,111 prtli111~
nary dcsl&n optk,ns for che p.uk hnpro.,tmenu. Art Optn House to m ltw chi pi eNmlnary dttls,I o,don1 MIi b9i held oo
Tuu4tr.Oct.ober Uth.2011 ,from 6:00-8 :00pm. Curi ng the Open House. tho prtllmltwry dts\&n opdon, will be presented for
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Pleau cake ;a moment tu help u, dn11 n rtnanuoru to Duncan ~lit! Your lnpm h f'Udy 1pprecbt1d!!
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In ordar to undcntand th•
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These questJom 1lbw us to understand your general Impressions about ,he p:,rk.
What are the J word• or features chot best detcrfbe your parJc1
What ore the 3 ben thlnrr obciut your park todoyl
What Ir ~our•I concetn obou1 tlle paric renovaUon proJect1
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Thh quesdon helps us ur,.ncand what you curnndy do In )'OUr pa rte , and If che potentlal
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COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
D•t• Agenda lti,m Subject
February 19, 2013 Kesolution supporting the City's Grual
9ci Outdoors Colorado (COCO) gra nt
application for tne Development of
Duncan Park
Initiated By Staff Source
De partment of Park ; and Recreation Dave Lee, Manager of Open Space
Jo e Sack, Recreation Manaeer
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COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION
Ordina"cc # 35, Series of 1978 -ln le rg overnment,,I agreement b e tween the City o f Englewood and
En glewo od Scnools for th e lease of Duncan ScnooVproperty fo r park and recreat ional pu•i·,, ~-
Council Bill No . 41, Series of 2007 authoriz in g a Contract fo r Deed fo r th e p urchase of Dun ca n Pa rk
between th e Ci ty of Engl ewood ar.d Arapa hoe Cn un ty Sr honl Di strirl Nn . I (FnglPwnod Sch ools ).
Council Bill No .. ~2 Seriff of 2007 au th oriz in g an lnl ergo,ernmen tal •,sree menl regarding 1hc 2007 A OS
grant b e tween Arapahoe Co un ty and th e Ci ty of Englewood for D,111 can Par k .~cquisitio 11 .
Cou~cil Bill No. 6, Series of 2008 authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement regarding the 200 7 grar.t
of Great Outdoors Colo·ado between Great Octdoori Colorado Trust fund and the City of Englewood fo r
l1l1 nnm Park ACf1 11i siti cn.
Council Bill No . 52, Ordinance No.SO, Series of 2009 in support of th e Ci ty's Creal Octdoors Colorado
(GOCO) ~rri11t aµplic•liun fur Jcsign and development of Du ncan Park .
Resolution No . 2 Series of 2010 in support of th e City 's Arapahoe Co unt)' O pen Space (ACOS) grant
application for design and de\'elo pment of Duncan Park .
Council Bill No . 18, Ordinance No. 20, Serie, of 2011 in support of th e City 's COCO grant award fo r the
Duncan Park Planning.
Resolution No. 74 Series of 201:l In support of the City's GOCO gra nt applica tr on fo r redevelopment o f
Duncan Park.
Resolution No. 6 Seriff of 2013 in ~upport o f the City's Arapahoe Co unty Open Space (ACOS) grant
application ior development of Duncan Park.
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Staff recommends Co unc,I a pprov e th e resolutio n s up porting th e City 's gr,mt a pplica1io11 10 du, Gr.,al
Outdoors Colorado (G OCO) grant program for th e developme,1t of Duncan Park.
BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDE:'IITIFIED
Council au th orrzed the purch ase of Duncan Park fr om Englewood Schools in 2007 . The purchase o f
D un can Park was supported by a COCO gran~ a ACOS grant and Arapahoe County Sharehack Funds.
Final park acquisition wa s complete~ in 20 10 . Rcdevelopmen l o f Duncan Park, including the removal of the
old school bu ilding, is supported by 1he 2006 Pa rk s MaSler Plan . Council authori zed the acceptance of the
• COCO Duncan Plann ing grant in 20 t I. During the vett ed pl anni ng process park a menitie s were
determin ed 10 include : a pavilio n, a multi•use sport field, a basketball cour~ playgrounds, restrooms.
landscapin8 and an inlPrnal Ir ail , Th e P<1ima1e d cosr n f 1hc total redevel opment of Dunu u, P,uk is 1.l
million dollar s.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The City's COCO B'""' Jµµ!ic alion will rcquesl $350,000 in grant fu nd , willi a Citv casli march oi
$ ·191 ,R05 ($1 f>f>,R05 -Arapahoe Co unty Shareback Funds ar11J $2 S,OOO•Cuns••rv •li o11 Trns1 Fund!), Marching
funds arc b udget ed in lhe 20 I I apprnverl O p en Spa re ,,r •d C"on~•rv•tio .. , rusr Fund Bud8eb.
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