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Home My WebLink About2018-10-02 PRC Regular Meeting Agenda Packet CITY OF PALM DESERT * PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Alt? 1,`H ; POSTED AGENDA JEN- Tuesday, October 02, 2018— 8:30 a.m. Administrative Conference Room — Palm Desert Civic Center 73-510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, California 92260 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Any person wishing to discuss any item not on the agenda may address the Parks and Recreation Commission at this point by giving his/her name and address for the record. This is the time and place for any person who wishes to comment on items not on the agenda. It should be noted that at the Parks and Recreation Commission's discretion, these comments may be deferred until such time on the agenda as the item is discussed. Remarks shall be limited to a maximum of five minutes, unless additional time is authorized by the Commission. IV. CONSENT CALENDAR A. MINUTES OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING OF TUESDAY, JUNE 05, 2018. Rec: Approve as presented Action: V. NEW BUSINESS A. CIVIC CENTER SIGNAGE B. HOVLEY PARK BASKETBALL LIGHTING C. MURAL FOR CIVIC CENTER PARK - By Jacqueline Scibona POSTED AGENDA PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION OCTOBER 02, 2018 VI. CONTINUED BUSINESS NONE VII. OLD BUSINESS NONE VIII. PRESENTATIONS AND UPDATES A. PARK USE REPORT - University Dog Park B. PALM DESERT AQUATIC CENTER C. FAMILY YMCA OF THE DESERT D. DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT - Program Updates - Facilities Use - First Tee E. FRIENDS OF THE DESERT MOUNTAINS IX. COMMISSIONER, COUNCIL-LIAISON, AND STAFF COMMENTS X. ADJOURNMENT I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of t tate of California that the foregoing agenda for the Parks and Recreation Commissi /was posted on the City Hall bulletin board not less than 72 hours prior to th ting. d this 281" day of September 2018. I k Angie , Recording Secretary 2 CITY OF PALM DESERT PRELIMINARY MINUTES PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION :�,� Aix �; ry�• REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE 05, 2018 — 8:30 a.m. Administrative Conference Room — Palm Desert Civic Center 73-510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, California 92260 CALL TO ORDER Chair Mike Hardin convened the meeting at 8:30 a.m. II. ROLL CALL Present: Absent Chair Mike Hardin Vice Chair Van G. Tanner Commissioner Randy Guyer Commissioner Kim Housken Commissioner Lynn Bixen Commissioner Gerald Dawson Commissioner Mary Helen Kelly Commissioner Paul Murphy Ex-Officio Members: Rob Ballew, YMCA of the Desert Kevin Kalman, Desert Recreation District Also Present: Ryan Stendell, Director of Community Development Tim Jonasson, Interim Director of Public Wokrs Johnny Terfehr, Management Analyst Randy Chavez, Landscape Supervisor Sabby Jonathan, Council Liaison Angie Marron, Recording Secretary Guests: David Keyes, YMCA of the Desert /Aquatic Center Brenda Nutcher, Desert Recreation District Steve Lorick, Desert Recreation District / First Tee Laura McGalliard, Desert Recreation District Tammy Martin, Friends of the Desert Mountain John Greenwood, Planning Commissioner Frank Taylor, Barbara Wintroub, Ron Schmidt, Pickleball Ambassadors 1 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 III. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS NONE IV. CONSENT CALENDAR A. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF TUESDAY, APRIL 03, 2018 Rec: Approve as presented Upon a motion by Commissioner Kelly, second by Commissioner Dawson, carried by a 7-0-1 vote of the Commission, (AYES: Kelly, Guyer, Dawson, Housken, Hardin, Bixen, Murphy; NOES: None; ABSENT: Tanner) the Consent Calendar was approved as presented. V. NEW BUSINESS NONE VI. CONTINUED BUSINESS A. JOE MANN PARK PROJECT UPDATE -Presentation by Staff Randy Chavez presented a power point to follow up on previous tentative projects, and gave an update on where they are now. Mr. Chavez talked about the repairing of the volleyball courts at Civic Center and the positive feedback he received. The department is leaning towards that same concept for Joe Mann Park, in order to do that, they did the complete removal of the poles and brought in new sand. In the future, if poles do bend, they do not have to remove the whole thing. The removal of the bent portion of the pole would be removed and the replacement would be put in. Playground equipment: the initial thought was the possibility of donating it outside the country, instead of moving towards a local donation. JPIA recommended caution when donating inside the country due to liability issues. Wherever the equipment lands, it will benefit children. Mr. Chavez mentioned that a grant was received and they want to incorporate equipment that attracts a variety of age groups, utilize shade structures, and install the same shade structures over the swings. Commissioner Guyer inquired about the restoration of the volleyball courts. Mr. Chavez mentioned that the City purchased the material, and contracted out for installation and labor. 2 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 B. PICKLEBALL FACILITY IMPROVEMENT Johnny Terfehr conferred on the memo that was presented in the packet, and introduced some members of the community as guests that wish to speak on behalf of pickleball players. Mr. Terfehr went over the staff report and the previous concerns regarding availability of the pickleball courts. Staff is seeking guidance from the Commission to see what direction we want to go from this point on. In reference to the North Sphere Park, staff definitely wants to get a more in-depth idea from the Commission about the possibility of pickleball courts being integrated there. Comments from guests: Ron Schmidt introduced himself as an ambassador for pickleball in Lake Tahoe, and here in the desert. Mr. Schmidt stated that there is definitely a need for more pickleball courts. In addition to the pickleball tournament coming up in Indian Wells this fall; he added that the event sold out in 15 minutes; that is how big the sport is. Freedom Park is losing players, who are going to Demuth Park in Palm Springs because there is not enough space at Freedom. Unless something is done, the loss of courts and players will continue. There is a constant waiting line for the courts; bottom line is there is not enough room for players. Barbara Wintroub introduced herself as an ambassador for pickleball for Freedom Park and Sun City Palm Desert. Ms. Wintroub stated that Sun City del Web built an additional four courts to the existing four in their community for a total of eight. It went from 125 to 500 players' growth. They have outgrown that area. She offered some suggestions and ideas, but the City did not collaborate with them. Pickleball is growing substantially and she firmly believes the City needs to increase the availability of courts to eliminate chaos on the courts. Frank Taylor stated that there seems to be a great vision about what is to come to Palm Desert in the future. There have been a lot of good ideas set forth, but right now there is a safety issue out at Freedom Park, there is not enough space. Mr. Taylor is hopeful that the current tentative plan will alleviate the chaos for maybe about a year. Lights need to be fixed and corners do need to be squared off. He also suggested for the west fence to be kept tall to block some of the wind. Mr. Taylor thanks the Commission for all their time and input. Commissioner Housken confirmed that both Mr. Schmidt and Ms. Wintroub live in Sun City. Ms. Housken also asked if Sun City is willing to expand and dedicate courts specifically for pickleball. Ms. Wintroub mentioned that tennis players in the community are not very happy with them, and they may expand to twelve courts maximum. Commissioner Bixen also inquired if the public is welcomed to utilize the courts. It was confirmed that the public is not allowed to access the courts because it is limited space. 3 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 Johnny Terfehr brought up the email that was handed out to the Commissioners. An individual, MJ Hernandez, who suggested the possibility of converting some tennis courts at Civic Center into pickleball courts, sent it. However, some tennis players have opposed to that suggestion. Commissioner Housken commented on it. Tennis and pickleball are two very different sports. Pickleball is loud and social vs tennis being a less noisy sport, which ultimately can become very disruptive for tennis players. Rob Ballew does not believe that it is the City's responsibility to solve the problem of the shortage of courts. The basic cost for additional courts estimates at $100,000 plus costs of other incentives; they are not cost efficient. Sabby Jonathan stated that part of the challenge is that there is a substantial amount of players; would pickleball players agree to a fee? Possibly, not have Palm Desert residents pay the fee, and non-residents pay a small fee. Frank Taylor stated that he has brought that up, and would probably not be an issue. Kevin Kalman commented on the topic, most of the time when senior housing developments like Sun City come in, they fight the park mitigation fees. They claim to provide everything for their community. In this situation, that is not the case and this pickleball issue is a perfect example. Private community residents tend to gravitate towards public parks for activities. The Parks and Recreation Commission recommendation: 1. Expansion: What is more important when it comes to the expansion - More court availability, or an expanded facility? Randy Chavez refreshed the Commission on what the City is proposing. Another pavilion, expand to the west, install bleachers and shade structures over the bleachers, more improved lighting, and address different fence heights as well. The whole intent is to make it nighttime friendly. Commissioner Bixen stated that every time we try to accommodate the public, we could not seem to get it right. Are we (City/Commission) accommodating to socialize or for the sake of the game. Commissioner Kelly asked if the players need a place to sit while they are waiting in line; instead of bringing the chairs that is where the bleachers come to play. Commissioner Kelly believes that City staff has done a great job trying to accommodate pickleball players. The Commission also discussed different options regarding scheduling, possibly an electronic option. Chair Hardin stated that City parks are designated and built for the community, not to take away from them to make room for more pickleball courts; 4 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 Upon a motion by Commissioner Dawson, second by Commissioner Housken, carried by a 7-0-1 vote of the Commission, (AYES: Kelly, Guyer, Dawson, Housken, Hardin, Bixen, Murphy; NOES: None; ABSENT: Tanner) the Commission motions to move forward with the proposed design by staff for the expansion (without the bleachers); 2. Civic Center Park: Commissioner's Housken and Dawson disagree with the proposal of converting Civic Center Park courts into pickleball courts. Commissioner Murphy motions and Chair Hardin seconds to oppose converting courts at Civic Center Park into pickleball courts; Upon a motion by Commissioner Murphy, second by Chair Hardin, carried by a 7-0-1 vote of the Commission, (AYES: Kelly, Guyer, Dawson, Housken, Hardin, Bixen, Murphy; NOES: None; ABSENT: Tanner) the Commission motions to oppose converting tennis courts at Civic Center Park into pickleball courts; and 3. North Sphere Park: Commissioner Kelly stated if pickleball is still in high demand at the time of development; then possibly take into consideration the pickleball courts at that time. VII. OLD BUSINESS NONE VIII. PRESENTATIONS AND UPDATES A. PARK USE REPORT - Palma Village Park No improvements have been done, just maintained. Homeless activity; the issues have subsided. Chair Hardin suggested for concrete tables to be installed. Commissioner Guyer inquired about any plans for Palma Village after the San Pablo expansion project. Ryan Stendell noted that there are plans for that park after the San Pablo project, most likely pedestrian improvements. The impact of Palma Village is still uncertain. B. PALM DESERT AQUATIC CENTER David Keyes stated that the last weeks of spring break were very busy. The first dive-in movie, Coco, sold out. It has been steady; the second movie had about 275 tickets, and is always a great evening event. TYR rented the facility for three full days again for a photo shoot, which included night shots with great lighting, and Olympic suits. They plan on getting on every year. Spring swim lessons are finishing up, over 400 in group lessons. Swim lesson are looking really good, field trips are still going on with 12 different schools and home school trips as well. There are also other end of school year facility rentals, and other rentals with other local groups. Coffee with 5 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 the Mayor will be next week with 500 kids. Sabby Jonathan invites all the Commission to join him, it's a great event for the community. C. FAMILY YMCA OF THE DESERT Rob Ballew stated the concerts in the park are always splendid; Amy Lawrence does a great job putting the event together, which always draws a great crowd. Summer basketball league will start in about two weeks. Summer day camp starts the day after school is out on June 14. There are hundreds of kids signed up for all the camps. A teen leadership day camp will start the second week in July. The YMCA did have the Jean Benson pre-school graduation as well. It is a very busy and active summer, looking forward to it. D. DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT - Program Updates - Facilities Use - First Tee Kevin Kalman thanked all City staff that helped complete the agency survey that was sent for the pre-master planning. He received great feedback, which should be ready for the next Commission meeting. Mr. Kalman stated that the City and the District Attorneys have been working diligently on the agreement to transfer the community center to the District so that they can move forward with the renovations. Mr. Kalman also introduced the new Executive Director for the First Tee, Steve Lorick. Brenda Nutcher stated that they are getting ready for summer camp, and just finished with the tiny tot program. The center has been busy, and music programs are busy; drum, keyboard, piano and guitar. Summer camp starts July 15 and will go on for 9 weeks. E. FRIENDS OF THE DESERT MOUNTAINS Tammy Martin thanked Deborah Glickman for making a connection with the Marines who will be working on a project with Friends of the Desert Mountains. Phase 2 of the ADA trail will be starting soon. Ms. Martin also mentioned that they are still trying to obtain additional funding. The trail crew was out at the cross to take care of some breakouts. They are also working on some courtesy signs with Desert Riders. Kim Nickel trail opened up in Desert Hot Springs. Indio Hills trail will be opening on November 7, and are looking to open an additional trail in Desert Hot Springs. They are working on new signs to go into the Randall Henderson kiosk, and are working with the Visitor's Bureau on all the trails that will be going on to their website. 6 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION PRELIMINARY MINUTES JUNE 05, 2018 IX. COMMISSIONER, COUNCIL-LIAISON, AND STAFF COMMENTS Johnny Terfehr commented that he is participating with the CVAG Trails Committee as part of the sub-committee for ordinances regarding dogs on the trails and leash issues. Some items that were addressed, was the problem with dogs being off leash on hiking trails. They talked about the possibility about expanding some trails where dogs are allowed to be off leash in areas where there are no bighorn sheep. Also discussed, was the need for increased enforcement. One probable solution would be to have adjacent jurisdictions help each other with enforcement using an MOU. Finally, the committee wants to create a Liaison from every city to represent the model ordinance that would apply across the entire valley. Commissioner Murphy mentioned that during his touring of the parks and soccer fields he spoke with Esteban Flores. Mr. Flores seems to be very involved, and brought up the subject about artificial turf fields at the soccer fields; he feels it would be cost effective. Mr. Murphy is not sure how artificial turf would hold up in the summer heat. However, it turns out there is now a solution to artificial turf sustaining the heat and he is willing to explore more options. X. ADJOURNMENT With unanimous consent of the Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 10:00 a.m. Angie Marron, Recording Secretary Response#: 1189 Submitter ID: 11933 IP address: 172.24.96.111 Time to complete: 7 min., 5 sec. Survey Details Page 1 Your Contact Information First Name Samuel Last Name Tragesser Email Address samtragesser@gmail.com Phone Number (760)832-2293 Address 40880 Avenida Calafia Address 2 Not answered City Palm Desert State California ZIP Code 92260 I am a: (o) Palm Desert Resident Comments or Concerns: Hello, As a lifetime Palm Desert resident, I have often utilized the local parks. However, due to the extreme heat during the summer, many of these parks can only be enjoyed during the evening hours.As of right now the Hovely Soccer park is not fully adequate for nighttime use,due to the lack of lighting at the basketball court. I am asking for lighting at the Hovely basketball court,so these courts can be better used and enjoyed in the evening and the summer months. Thank you, City of Palm Desert This is an automated message generated by the Vision Content Management SystemTM. Please do not reply directly to this email. 2 • • • • • • • • • , • • , • • . DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT Date: September 26, 2018 To: Palm Desert Parks and Recreation Commission From: Brenda Nutcher, Community Services Coordinator Subject: June Activity numbers PD Gym and Fitness Center Palm Desert Community Center Member Scans 4579 • 4579 members utilized the gymnasium and fitness Drop In/Daily Pass 214 center facilities Total 4793 • 214 additional gym and fitness center users paid the daily walk-in fee Memberships Sold • 645 people registered for classes, camps and special Fitness Pass 194 programs Desert Willow 74 • 186 additional people paid to participate in classes on The First Tee 6 a drop-in basis Skate Park 18 • 74 Desert Willow Resident Cards issued • 194 Fitness Center Passes issued Total 292 • 4 Community Center rentals for the month of June Activity Enrollments Dance and Music 47 Portola Community Center Camp 101 • 32 rental reservations Health and Fitness 26 • 142.33 hours of rental use After School Reagan, Lincoln & PDCC 187 Palm Desert Parks Tiny Tots 26 • 152 park reservations Sports 70 • 755 hours of rental use Tae Kwon Do 26 Youth Basketball league 299 Palm Desert Skate Park Total 762 • 18 skate park memberships sold • 146 skaters used the park Drop-in Class Participation • 211 bikers used the park Fitness 69 After School/camp 73 Dance/music 6 Pickleball/table tennis 549 Sports 38 Total 735 Palm Desert Community Center First Tee Golf Course Use • The summer Youth Basketball League started June Driving Range 234 26,2018 and runs thru August 4, 2018. Games will be 9-Hole Youth 31 held every Tuesday and Thursday evening. We 9-Hole Adult 115 currently 299 participants enrolled. Misc. Usage 1 • Every Wednesday during summer we are working Total 381 with FIND Food Bank to offer children a free farmer's market. For the month of June we provided over 322 Rentals by Location guests with fresh produce and other food and snacks. Civic Center Park 38 • We are working with Desert Sands to provide free Freedom Park 85 breakfasts and lunches to children in the community. For the month of June, we served over 1500 lunches Olsen Field 0 and over 500 breakfasts to guests. PD Soccer Park 29 • Summer Camp had 29 children enrolled in the three- PD Community Center 63 week session and 72 enrolled in one week sessions, Portola Center 32 with an additional 67 daily drop ins. Total 247 • The British Soccer Camp had 30 children enrolled. • As the weather gets hotter, participation in pickleball Rentals by Facility Type has grown. We have approximately 120 guests daily. Amphitheater 0 Football Field 22 Gymnasium 16 Multipurpose Room 79 Pavilion 11 Softball Field 90 Soccer Field 29 Total 247 Hours Rented by Location Civic Center Park 211 Freedom Park 494 Olsen Field 0 PD Soccer Park 50 PD Community Center 225 Portola Center 142.33 Total 1122.33 Hours Rented by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 116 Gymnasium 40 Multipurpose Room 327.33 Pavilion 56 Softball Field 533 Soccer Field 50 1122.33 • • • • • • • • • * Vile • • • . DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT Date: September 26, 2018 To: Palm Desert Parks and Recreation Commission From: Brenda Nutcher, Community Services Coordinator Subject: July Activity numbers PD Gym and Fitness Center Palm Desert Community Center Member Scans 5128 • 5128 members utilized the gymnasium and fitness Drop In/Daily Pass 334 center facilities Total 5462 • 334 additional gym and fitness center users paid the daily walk-in fee Memberships Sold • 629 people registered for classes, camps and special Fitness Pass 186 programs Desert Willow 39 • 186 additional people paid to participate in classes on The First Tee 5 a drop-in basis Skate Park 20 • 39 Desert Willow Resident Cards issued • 183 Fitness Center Passes issued Total 250 • 3 Community Center rentals for the month of July Activity Enrollments Dance and Music 30 Portola Community Center Camp 197 • 33 rental reservations Health and Fitness 32 • 130.75 hours of rental use Tiny Tots 23 Tae Kwon Do 24 Palm Desert Parks • 63 park reservations Sports 22 • 127 hours of rental use Youth Basketball league 301 Total 629 Palm Desert Skate Park • 20 skate park memberships sold Drop in Class Participation • 148 skaters used the park Fitness 45 • 206 bikers used the park Summer camp 114 Dance/music 7 Pickleball/table tennis 322 Sports 20 Total 508 Palm Desert Community Center First Tee Golf Course Use • Every Wednesday during summer we are working Driving Range 156 with FIND Food Bank to offer children a free farmer's 9-Hole Youth 8 market. For the month of July we provided over 322 9-Hole Adult 33 families with fresh produce and other food and Misc. Usage 14 snacks. Total 211 • We are working with Desert Sands to provide free breakfasts and lunches to children in the community. Rentals by Location For the month of July, we served over 1500 lunches Civic Center Park 38 and over 500 breakfasts to guests. Freedom Park 7 • Summer Camp had 69 children enrolled in the three- week session and 128 enrolled in one week sessions, Olsen Field 11 with an additional 114 daily drop ins. PD Soccer Park 7 PD Community Center 61 Portola Center 33 Total 157 Rentals by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 6 Gymnasium 15 Multipurpose Room 79 Pavilion 0 Softball Field 38 Soccer Field 19 Total 157 Hours Rented by Location Civic Center Park 86 Freedom Park 9 Olsen Field 22 PD Soccer Park 10 PD Community Center 197.75 Portola Center 130.75 Total 455.50 Hours Rented by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 7 Gymnasium 39 Multipurpose Room 289.50 Pavilion 0 Softball Field 86 Soccer Field 34 455.50 • • • • • • • • • * Vile • • • . DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT Date: September 26, 2018 To: Palm Desert Parks and Recreation Commission From: Brenda Nutcher, Community Services Coordinator Subject: August Activity Report PD Gym and Fitness Center Member Scans 5022 Palm Desert Community Center Drop In/Daily Pass 290 • 5022 members utilized the gymnasium and fitness Total 5312 center facilities • 290 additional gym and fitness center users paid the Memberships Sold daily walk-in fee Fitness Pass 181 • 383 people registered for classes, camps and special Desert Willow 41 programs • 134 additional people paid to participate in classes on The First Tee 1 a drop in basis Skate Park 18 • 41 Desert Willow Resident Cards issued Total 221 • 181 Fitness Center Passes issued Activity Enrollments • 3 Community Center rentals for the month of August Dance/Music 33 Adaptive Sports 6 Portola Community Center Health and Fitness 20 • 33 rental reservations After School • 135 hours of rental use PDCC/Reagan/Lincoln 186 Summer Camp 91 Palm Desert Parks Sports 6 • 107 park reservations Tae Kwon Do 22 • 235 hours of rental use Tiny Tots 19 Palm Desert Skate Park Total 383 • 18 skate park memberships sold Drop in Class Participation • 151 skaters used the park Fitness 33 • 186 bikers used the park Summer Camp/after school 58 Pickleball/table tennis 286 Dance 5 Sports 38 Total 420 Palm Desert Community Center First Tee Golf Course Use • Summer is all wrapped up. Summer camp was quite Driving Range 156 busy with an average of 67 children daily. 9-Hole Youth 7 9-Hole Adult 23 • Every Wednesday during summer we are working Lessons with FIND Food Bank to offer children a free farmer's Misc. Usage market. For the month of August, we provided over Total 186 510 families with fresh produce and other food and snacks. Rentals by Location Civic Center Park 94 • We are working with Desert Sands to provide free breakfasts and lunches to children in the community. Freedom Park 10 For the month of August, we served over 1600 Olsen Field 0 lunches and over 400 breakfasts to guests. PD Soccer Park 3 PD Community Center 65 • Indoor pickleball remained very popular throughout Portola Center 33 the summer with an average of 50 guests daily. Total 205 • We are working with DSUSD to provide dinner to the Rentals by Facility Type children in the community throughout the school year. We are currently waiting on the approval. Amphitheater 0 Football Field 10 • Palm Desert Youth Soccer will be starting in Gymnasium 19 September. Multipurpose Room 79 Pavilion 2 • PDYSA will be having a fall/winter league starting in Softball Field 92 November. Soccer Field 3 Total 205 First Tee: No update Hours Rented by Location Civic Center Park 216 Freedom Park 13 Olsen Field 0 PD Soccer Park 6 PD Community Center 197.25 Portola Center 135 Total 567.25 Hours Rented by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 13 Gymnasium 47 Multipurpose Room 285.25 Pavilion 32 Softball Field 184 Soccer Field 6 567.25 • • • • • • • • • , • • , • • . DESERT RECREATION DISTRICT Date: September 26, 2018 To: Palm Desert Parks and Recreation Commission From: Brenda Nutcher, Community Services Coordinator Subject: September Activity Report (numbers reflect PD Gym and Fitness Center activity through September 24, 2018) Member Scans 3593 Drop In/Daily Pass 130 Palm Desert Community Center Total 3723 • 3593 members utilized the gymnasium and fitness center facilities Memberships Sold • 130 additional gym and fitness center users paid the Fitness Pass 140 daily walk-in fee • 387 people registered for classes, camps and special Desert Willow 62 programs The First Tee 104 • 86 additional people paid to participate in classes on Skate Park 15 a drop in basis Total 321 • 62 Desert Willow Resident Cards issued Activity Enrollments • 140 Fitness Center Passes issued Dance 22 • 2 Community Center rentals for the month of Music 29 September Health and Fitness 35 After School Portola Community Center PDCC/Reagan/Lincoln 199 • 29 rental reservations Sports 40 • 134.5 hours of rental use Tae Kwon Do 33 Tiny Tots 29 Palm Desert Parks Total 387 • 268 park reservations • 953 hours of rental use Drop-in Class Participation Fitness 31 Palm Desert Skate Park • 15 skate park memberships sold After school 8 • 195 skaters used the park Pickleball/table tennis 249 • 180 bikers used the park Dance/music 4 Sports 43 Total 335 Palm Desert Community Center First Tee Golf Course Use • The after school programs have begun for the school Driving Range 112 year. Participation has increased by 30% here at the 9-Hole Youth 21 Palm Desert Community Center Site. 9-Hole Adult 3 Lessons • Participation in the drum classes as well as beginning Misc. Usage keyboard/piano have increased by 20% Total 136 • We are getting ready for the nice weather and a busy Rentals by Location season in the parks. Civic Center Park 96 First Tee: No update Freedom Park 46 Olsen Field 5 PD Soccer Park 121 PD Community Center 55 Portola Center 29 Total 352 Rentals by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 1 Gymnasium 12 Multipurpose Room 72 Pavilion 16 Softball Field 116 Soccer Field 135 Total 352 Hours Rented by Location Civic Center Park 297 Freedom Park 266 Olsen Field 12 PD Soccer Park 378 PD Community Center 189.5 Portola Center 134.5 Total 1277 Hours Rented by Facility Type Amphitheater 0 Football Field 2 Gymnasium 36 Multipurpose Room 288 Pavilion 137 Softball Field 349 Soccer Field 465 1277