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Nov-Dec 2006
CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
• Sent budget to the printers
• Began working on the City's required Self-Evaluation Plan for the Americans with
Disabilities Act.
• Prepared guidelines for non-profits funding under the CDBG program.
• Interviewed the new Police Department Training Officer.
• Met Weekly with the police department transition team.
• Completed work on the 2 bonds for police equipment and property.
• Teleconference with the Turnpike Authority regarding the land they intend to take at
Rolling Oaks Park.
• Prepared and began distributing a citizen's survey on the needs of the handicapped.
PUBLIC WORKS (Tom Ruiz)
1. Staff continues to perForm asphalt street repairs and concrete sidewalk repairs and
installation on- going citywide.
2. Staff continues to clean and maintain bus bench areas throughout the City.
3. Staff continues to mow public right-of-ways to ensure that the roadways are
aesthetically pleasing.
4. Staff continues to trim and prune trees citywide.
5. Coordinate with KMGB to plant trees on NW 181 Terrace & NW 8th PL.
6. Contractor Sunshine Guardrail Company completed bridge fence/steel structure
repairs on NW 42 Avenue and NW 178 Street.
7. Continue to coordinate with Vila & Son on the NW 27 Avenue Beautification Project
(Completion: 60 %); Irrigation ( Pump Stations ); Ground Cover Plant Material
Installation; Brick Pavers Installation
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CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
8. Public works processed 36 driveway and 4 utility permits.
9. H& J paved NW 7 Ave from 167 St to 183 St and NW 12 Ave from 170 Terrace to
NW 167 Street.
10. Golden Glades/441 Landscape Project is 74% completed - 3rd invoice of $114,293
was processed:
11. Coordinating with Vila & Son on the NW 27th Ave Beautification Project. All the
irrigation piping is approximately 80% completed. 50% of the trees have been
planted. The concrete medians are being removed for the brick pavers.
12. H& J Asphalt - Invoice # 14 was processed. We will continue the Paving CIP
beginning the week of November 27. (Remaining balance of the QNIP funds is $
284,376)
13. Staff met with EDEN on the Permitting process in the system.
Keep Miami Gardens Beautiful
Florida Highway Beautification Grant
• Applied for $300,000 to help landscape 183~d Street.
• Will be notified by mid Jan.
Community events
• 3 new organization signed-up and conducted first cleanup
• 3 existing groups cleanup their adopted road
Swat A Litter Bug Campaign
• 12 litter bugs have been swatted this month
Conference
• Attended Keep America Beautiful Conference 2007
Anti litter campaign (radio)
• Won second place in the Nation for Public Service Announcements from the
Keep America Beautiful organization
Beautification Award
• Currently processing applications
Annual Adopt-A-Yard Program
• We've identified a senior citizen home to beautify
• Currently working with the Service for Peace Organization for assistance with
funding and volunteers
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Holiday Banners
• 240 Instailed throughout the city
Earth Day Art Contest
• Planning stage
MLK Day
• Currently working with Service for Peace to help beautify 3 elementary schools
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER (Horace McHugh)
• Monitor buildout of expansion areas to be used by Code Enforcement, Planning &
Zoning;
• Meet with staff and representatives of St Thomas University to discuss joint grant
application;
• Review and submit Knight Foundation Grant;
• Finalize interview and processing of new IT staff member;
• Participate in Police Transition meetings;
o Coordinate Swearing-in ceremony for command staff;
• Jazz Festival
o Revised sponsor package;
o Negotiate agreements with performing artists;
o Conduct meetings with Marketing & Production teams;
o Meet with Stadium about logistical issues;
o Met with representatives interested in participating as a sponsor;
o Work with marketing group to revise event website;
• Attend Junior Council meetings & assist them in program involvement in MLK event;
• Attend planning meetings for the MLK event;
• Met with Dade County representative about the city being a pilot for the countywide
Wi-Fi pilot project;
• Attend workshop providing overview of Countywide Wi-fi network;
• Meet with CCAD and potential participant in program;
• Attend Superbowl Host Committee meetings;
• Assist in the coordination of the Festival of Carols event;
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• Attend FCCMA Host Committee meeting;
• Meet with Finance Director to coordinate materials needed for 2006 audit;
• Facilitate ongoing sessions of Eden's Parcels & Permit, Payroll, and other modules.
MEDIA AND SPECIAL EVENTS Coordinator (Ula Zucker)
• Planning Jazz in the Gardens Jazz festival.
• Sending out sponsorship packages for Jazz in the Gardens to potential sponsors.
• Continued Follow up with potential sponsors for Jazz in the Gardens.
• Attending Jazz in the Gardens marketing/production meetings.
• Negotiating contract for website for Miss Miami Gardens Pageant
• Working with consultant for Miss Miami Gardens Pageant to plan event and details
surrounding event rules, regulations and procedures
• Planned and produced Festival of Carols. Event date and time was Sunday December
17t", 2006 from 5pm-8pm.
• Met with Wal-Mart to discuss upcoming events and sponsorship opportunities.
• Planning and attending MLK Planning Committee meetings. Meetings have now
moved to weekly.
• Collaborating with all the MLK sub committees to identify needs and make sure all
elements come together or the event.
• Collaborated with Parks and Recreation to coordinate the Mike McKenzie food
giveaway and toy drive. I particularly coordinated the press and toy drive for this event.
We were able to get some good press opportunities.
• Assisting with the police swearing-in ceremony to be held on January 16th, 2006
• Hired a new temp that is currently working with me as an admin.
• Planning a"Welcome to Miami Gardens Host of Super Bowl 2007" for the Mayor.
• Revised the County's Tourist Developmental Grant and submitted to county. Awaiting
response and panel presentation opportunity.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (William Henderson)
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I. Travel
a. None
II. Software Upgrades
a. Microsoft
i. Installed several security upgrades to the servers
ii. Will be upgrading everyone to Internet Explorer 7.0 which offers tabbed
browsing and enhanced security features
b. Trach-IT
i. We have installed a new help desk software solution to provide for automated
trouble ticket generation from emails and web-based forms and will allow for
more accurate inventory and asset management.
ii. We intend to go-live with this software implementation around the end of
January
c. Laserfiche
i. We have finalized on a document management system called Laserfiche that
will integrate with EDEN and will allow us to accurately and efficiently store
and manage documents and attachments
III. Hardware Upgrades
a. Siafu SWARM 3100
i. We have finalized a purchase agreement for a SAN that will provide the storage
capacity for the document management system as well as provide storage for
virtualization
b. Fiber network to Cloverleaf
i. We are in the final stages of a project to provide expanded bandwidth to our
remote location at cloverleaf
1. this is in an effort to increase network performance and functionality at
that location
ii. Once purchase is finalized we will be looking at May for final implementation
iii. This will provide increased speeds of at least 600%
IV. EDEN
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a. Payroll
PURCHASING (Pam Thompson)
• Prepared and issued three bids/RFP:
Purchases $25,000-$50,000
Date Vendor Service/Pro~ect Amount
11-28-06
Tri le D E ui ment Kubota Tractor &
Attachments
$28,768.40
11-28-06 Florida Outdoor
Equipment
Sca TurF Ridin Mowers
$27,924.00
12-06-06
MCO Consultin Inc. Posters ( Jazz in the
Gardens
$42,750.00
1. Carol City Park Irrigation Project
2. Engineering Services - Livable Neighborhood
3. Engineering Services - NW 7t" Avenue Project
• Prepared and issued quotations
• Preparing specifications for the following:
1. Towing Services
2. Painting Park Buildings - on hold
3. Renovating Home to sell for CDBG
4. Golden Glades Beautification Project - phase II
5. CDBG Fa~ade Project
• Issued 77 Purchase Orders
• Continue to order and assist with auditing fuel card program
FLEET SERVICES (Herman Bruce)
• Follow up on vehicles in repair status, road test vehicle to duplicate operators
concern, called and schedule vehicle for warranty repair.
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• Visited PW Facility, received seizure vehicle, perFormed minor repair on Unit
#2060, installed Fire Extinguisher in Unit # 2079, perForm partial fleet inspection.
• Attended and participated in Reverse Trade Show @ Broward County Convention
Center.
• Attended PW Full staff meeting and discussed Fleet's involvement in department's
vehicles and equipment repairs procedures.
• Reviewed VCRs and Fuel receipts, assisted Procurement Department with Vehicle
Bid reconciliation.
• Took delivery of new Police Admin vehicles, attended demonstration of special
equipment for Police Vehicle.
• Responded to accident scene with HR risk analyst @ county line.
HUMAN RESOURCES (Taren Kin 1~ ee)
• Participated in the week long EDEN training/conversion for the payroll/HR module
implementation.
• Participated in the Police Department Transition Meetings. Coordinated certified police
officer hiring package scheduled to be mailed later in the month.
• Coordinated the 2007 Open Enrollment for health insurance benefits.
• Conducted with the Public Works department a risk assessment of zone 6 sidewalks. A
replacement effort of 110ft of sidewalk began.
• Scheduled an inspection of existing fire extinguishers at City Hall and surrounding offices
as well as parks.
• A staff member completed the 40 hour OSHA training to enhance knowledge of
compliance issues.
• Held several meetings with department supervisors regarding recruitment, discipline and
performance management.
~ Monthly Statistics
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Oct-
Nov Nov-
Dec Dec-
Jan Jan-
Feb Feb-
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A r Apr-
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Jun Jun-
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Au Aug
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Oct
Appl ications/resumes
received
429
473
Positions Advertised 13 8
Interviews Conducted
27
41
Pre-em lo . Ph sicals 19
Background/
Reference Checks
21
New Hires 4 23
Workers Com Claims 1
Exit Interviews 1
Promotions 1
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER FOR BUSINESS SERVICES (Chris Steers)
Initiatives
1. Monitored JRD & Associates organizational analysis of building department: Kick off
meeting held, questionnaires completed; forwarded pertinent documents and statistical
data.
2. EDEN set up for parcels and permits on 11/28/06 thru 11/30/06: End User training on
12/5/06 thru 12/8/06.
3. Coordinated in house EDEN end user training and additional formula testing week of
December 11 tn
4. Met with Human Resources regarding staff promotions and staffing concerns.
5. Comprehensive Development Master Plan Adopted on December 6th, 2006 and
transmitted to the Department of Community Affairs.
6. Bill Board Moratorium extended while adoption of ordinance banning off premise
advertising pending.
7. Conducted interviews for Chief Building Inspector on 12/7/06. Candidate chosen and
conditional offer of employment issued.
8. New Code Enforcement Director, Carmen Quinn, started 12/4/06. Scheduled orientation
and training.
9. Met with Miami-Dade Police Department regarding Super Bowl enforcement and security
issues and interagency coordination with code enforcement.
10. Monitored build out for expansion of Code Enforcement and Planning and Zoning
Departments; 90% complete; Pending Fire Inspection and C/O.
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Actions
• Met with Finance and P& Z staff reference collection of zoning hearing fees; resolution
requiring upfront/escrow pending.
• Coordinated additional EDEN end user training site visit for week of December 18tn
• Monitored and reviewed annual and performance evaluations and processing.
• Met with general citizenry for problem resolutions: building, planning, and code
enforcement issues.
• Bi-Weekly Directors Meetings.
• Interdepartmental Meetings: to discuss coordination and cooperation, team building,
etc.
• Zoning agenda reviews.
• Development Impact Committee reviews.
• Met with Human Resources regarding recruitment efforts for new open positions.
• Initiated enforcement sweep of 441 corridor ref property maintenance and sign
violations.
• Met with Tri-Logic Outdoor regarding National Event Temporary signage: discussed
fee schedule.
• Met with Building Dept and Public Works regarding engineering reviews of paving and
drainage on private property, discussed review and permitting guidelines and process.
CODE ENFORCEMENT (Carmen Ouinn)
Monthlv Statistics
Oct- Nov- Dec- Jan- Feb-
YTD Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
Landlord Permits t2 8
Business. Licenses 233 302
Alazm Permits 98 94
Cert. of Use 63 1 U
Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep-
Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct
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Building
De artment Oct-Nov Rev Nov-Dec Rev Dec-Jan Rev Jan-Feb Rev Feb-Mar Rev Mar-Apr
Rev
Building
Permits/fees
$322,874
$325,605
Zoning
De artment
Zoning
Permits/Fees
$43,399
$11,942
Code Enforce
Business
Licenses
$69,968
$90,962
Certificates of
Use
$4,533
$8,635
Civil Violations $3,660 $2,270
Lien Searches $9,725 $6,969
Alarm
Re istrations
$3,415
$2,565
Landlord Permits
$680
$410
Solid Waste
Fees
$114,047
$63602
PLANNING - Jav Marder and Bhairvi Pandva
• COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN (CDMP) -
1. Completed revisions and transmitted to DCA upon adoption by City Council. To date,
received favorable review by the South Florida Regional Planning Council that the
City's Plan complies with the Regional Plan and other related State Plan policies.
SFRPC formal review is set for January 8, 2007. Compliance determination by DCA set
for January 24, 2007.
2. Award - Accepted an Award of Merit for Outstanding Master Planning from the Gold
Coast Section of the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association regaxding
the City's innovative approach to Future Land Use Planning.
MASTER PLANS -
• Transit Circulator Feasibility Analysis. Held telephone conference kick-off with the
consultants for this study, David Plummer Associates and Miami-Dade County MPO
representatives. (Jay Marder)
• State Road 7 Livable Community Study - Held second workshop on November 29, 2006.
Three alternatives were presented. Kimley Horn consultants are completing the final study
report. (Bhairvi Pandya).
• Municipal Grant - Review possibilities for submission to the Metropolitan Planning
Organization's municipal grant program for 2007.
• MiMo Architectural Survey Project - Met with consultant who has commenced study.
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ZONING - Jay Marder, Nixon Lebrun, Marilu Nava
• Andover Park Village - Met with developer's representatives. Review over 100 Certificate of
Use/ Occupational License applications for Code Enforcement;
• Billboard Code Revisions - Prepared and coordinated advertisement for billboard ban code
revisions.
• Review over 150 Certificate of Use/ Occupational License applications for Code Enforcement;
• Review over 50 building permits, conduct more than 20 inspections and sign over 10
Certificate of Occupancy for Building.
• Composed an average of 4 zoning verification letters.
• Composed and maintained the notices and advertisement for the December 2006 and January
2007 Zoning Agenda.
• Conduct site visits for zoning items on the January public hearing agenda.
• Scheduled several rezonings for January 2007 that require that the City's new comprehensive
plan be in place.
• Processed Plats for January Zoning Agenda:
o Home Depot Pro-Player Final Plat
o Miami Gardens Apartments Subdivision Tentative Plat
• Handled an average of 10 customer requests regarding (CRH) Community Residential Homes.
• Other Project Review Highlights:
1. Coconut Cay - With concurrence of the City Attorney, the Coconut Cay
stipulations/conditions regarding traffic calming related to the round - about at NW
203`d Street have been satisfied. Further action is not necessary.
2. State Road 7 Turn Lane at NW 207th Avenue. After due consideration at the
December Zoning Meeting, the City Council adopted a resolution to support the
proposed turn lane including the closure of a median opening between 204~h and 207tn
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) - Bhairvi Pandya, Casli Jean
• Updated the City-wide Community Residential Home Map
OTHER ACTIVITIES -
• Eden - Completed inputting of planning and zoning processes. Spent time practicing and
training in utilizing the system in anticipation of January implementation. (Marilu Nava)
• New Middle School - Met with School Board representative to review plans for new middle
school at NW 207th Street and NE 2°d Avenue.
• Miami Dade County Planning Coordination - Attended meeting in County Manager's
Office with other municipal representatives to discuss future coordinated planning in the
county.
• National Event Signage - Met with several company representatives including Pepsi
regarding mural type signs for national events.
• Wall Signs for Construction Projects - Drafted guidelines for construction type wall signs
that surround construction sites.
• Expanded Office - Coordinated new office space expansion.
ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR PUBLIC SERVICES (Renee Farmer)
Parks Capital Improvement
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• Reviewed DOT design Scope of Services re: Rolling Oaks Park
• Conducted (1) Parks Design Master Plan Collaborative
Police Department Transition
• Conducted (4) Police Department Transition team meetings to facilitate the hiring of
transition staff, finalizing recruitment marketing RFP, establishing pay structure,
benefits, hiring procedures, and organizational structures.
• Prepared Article for American Police Beat
• Prepared Letter to MD County formally requesting purchase of Police Building
• Made preparations for the Police department Swearing in Ceremony
• Completed 2007 UASI grant submission
• Completed Miami Dade Legislative Delegation Appropriation request presentation
• Conducted research on the cost of in-house dispatch services
• Completed projected Departmental Budget
Participated in the following Meetings/Committees (outside agency meetings):
• Conference call with School Bard Re: Joint Use Agreement
• Coconut Cay CDD
• Eden User Training
• Design meeting Carol City Community Center
• Conference call with Turnpike Enterprise Executive Director Re: Rolling Oaks Park
• Attending Meeting with Local Area Housing councilors and CDCs
POLICE DEPARTMENT (Jon Feltqen, Deputv Chiefl
Police Department Support Staff
• Training Director and Professional Compliance Captain selected subsequent to
position posting and oral boards.
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• Captain Steve List began employment as the Professional Compliance Captain
on December 11, 2006.
• Training Director selected and will begin on December 18tn
Executive secretary selected with hire date targeting December, 2006.
• Major Paul Miller began employment as Investigations Commander on
December 4, 2006.
• Matt Boyd began full time employment as Chief of Police.
• Review of applicants for captain positions conducted by majors. 42 qualified
applicants have been identified. Oral boards to be scheduled for 2"d and 3~a
week of January, 2007. Questions for oral board completed
Police Department Transition:
• City web site updated to provide access to incentive package, pay scale, and
blog.
• Miami Gardens Police Department brochure and career opportunities cards
completed.
• Application interest folders completed. Mailers to go out to all previous
interested applicants.
• Target date for initiation of receiving and processing of police candidates is
scheduled for January 2, 2007.
• Two unmarked Chevrolet Impalas received.
• 5 unmarked Ford Crown Vics have been ordered with a delivery date expected
in early January.
Meetinqs/Committees (outside aqencv meetinqs)
• Meeting with Motorola - demo for vehicle laptop mounts
• November 22, 2006 - Watch Guard hosted presentation and demo of digital video
cameras.
• December 8- Riverside Manufacturing demo for police uniforms
• December 13 - Law Enforcement Supply equipment demo
• December 13 - City Commission Meeting / presentation by Chief Boyd regarding
status of transition.
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• December 14 - vendor research for center console mounts - marked units
• Site visit comparisons for non-emergency dispatch centers:
North Miami Police Department
Dade School Board Police Department
South Miami Police Department
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM (Daniel Rosemond) :
• Conducted two (2) CD workshops in order to launch programs. Over 140
residents attended the finro workshops that were held in Council Chambers.
• Met with Building Department (Jesus & Jackie) to identify internal process for
expediting permits for contractors working under our Housing Rehabilitation
Program.
• Opened Housing Rehabilitation Program Application cycle (December 11tn_22~a~
• Discussion with William Mateo from ACCION USA in regard to a micro-lending
program for CMG small business. William will be sending us a proposal for us
to evaluate how to structure the program as part of our economic development
initiatives.
• Met with Pam in regard to parameters for Livable Neighborhoods RFQ
• Met with 7 interested residents from Kings Gardens I& II in regard to
infrastructure issues.
Participated in the following Meetings/Committees (outside agency meetings):
• Congresswoman Meek's office (Anthony Williams) re: 27th Avenue
Redevelopment.
• Luncheon with HUD sponsored Community Development Corporations
CAPITAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR (Antranette Pierre)
• Held Parks Design Collaborative meetings with 4 A/E firms to discuss
park improvements
• Submitted quarterly progress report to County for Better Building
Communities GOB program
• Received corrective deeds for Carol City Community Center and
Norwood Parks to include complete legal description; requested updated
title searches
• Received county deed for Brenfinrood Park transferring title to City
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• Reviewed first draft conceptual renderings of proposed park design
layouts
Met with GAP Architectural Products re: benches, trash receptacles, bike
racks and picnic tables for parks; requested samples
• Teleconference with Rep Services re: pavilions and kiosks for parks;
requested quote
Discussed with Bermello Ajamill
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS (SGC) (Cherise Alicia)
• The Department continued its recruitment efforts. Interviews and trainings were held throughout the
month.
• The School Crossing Guard department hosted the City's 1 St Annual Holiday Party.
• 9 new hires, 2 resignations, 2 terminations, total of 78 school crossing guards.
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORT (Vernita Nelson)
Recreation Division
Brentwood Park
^ After-school program on-going (at capacity).
^ 32 senior's attending attend weekly meetings on Mondays.
Buccaneer Park
^ After-school program on-going.
^ Seniors program has 68 participants registered.
^ There are 37 seniors active in line dancing on Thursday mornings.
^ Seniors attended a shopping trip and tour to south beach on November 27th.
^ Other happenings include: social leisure on Monday evenings, Walking Club on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, line dancing lessons every Thursday, and breakfast and current affairs on Friday
mornings.
Bunche Park
^ Seniors attended weekly programs on Fridays at 9:OOam. Attended a Christmas function at 1 S`
Baptist Church in Broward.
^ After-school program on-going.
^ Teens are attending a cultural arts workshop at Lake Lucerne Park.
Carol Park
^ After-school program on-going.
^ Recreation staff is promoting the teen program to enroll participants.
^ There is line dancing taking place in Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights, sponsored by the
Carol City Optimist club.
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Lake Lucerne Park
^ After-school program on-going.
^ The participants enrolled in the teen program have been receiving workshops, homework
assistance, fieldtrips, and more.
Miami Carol City Park
^ After-school program on-going.
^ Recreation staff is promoting the senior program to enroll participants.
Myrtle Grove Park
^ After-school program on-going.
^ Teens are attending a cultural arts workshop at Lake Lucerne Park.
Norwood Park
^ Host training site for the Marian Center softball league (for mentally challenged adults).
Recreation staff led weekly training sessions. Dec. 6th was the last week. All participants
received a trophy for completing the season.
^ After-school program on-going (at capacity).
^ Presently staff has enrolled 6(six) participants for their teen program; Four of the six teens are
participating in the A.D.M.I.T. program, which is a program that teaches them about the music
industry. In this program they will write a song, mix the music, and produce a song in the
studio. This is a four week session.
^ A robbery occurred at the recreation building.
Norwood Pool
^ The Norland High School swim team is currently practicing at the pool three times per week.
Rolling Oaks Park
^ After-school program on-going (at capacity).
^ Thirty-five seniors in attendance at the weekly senior programs held on Thursdays at 10 am.
Eighteen seniors attended a Christmas function at 1 St Baptist Church in Broward.
Scott Park
^ Teens are participating in the A.D.M.I.T. program, which is a program that teaches them about
the over all music industry. In this program they will write a song, mix the music, and produce
a song in the studio. This is a four week session.
^ After-school program on-going.
Vista Verde Park
^ Children from the neighborhood come to the park to complete their homework and play games.
^ Presently, the recreation staff is working to build the sports development programs.
Athletics & Sports Development
^ T-Ball Program: The program ended on December 2"d. Overall, 32 boys and girls were
registered and played at Norwood Park on Saturdays.
PARKS DIVISION
Andover Park
^ 15 Janitorial visits to clean park
^ Premises blown 1 x
^ 11/21 Cleaned fountain
^ 11/28 & 12/7 Cleaned butterfly garden
^ 5 landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & watered grounds
^ 11/30 & 12/6 Replaced basketball nets
^ 15 Trash removal
Brentwood Park & Pool
^ 31 & 15 Janitorial visits to clean sites
^ 4 & 2 Landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & watered grounds
^ 11/13 Planted oak trees at the Pool
^ 11/20 Applied Herbicide on pool deck
^ 11/27 Prepare grounds for Bahia sod
^ 12/4 Installed sod
^ 12/5 Installed border plants/trees
^ 30 & 15 Trash removal
^ 11/9 Repaired water fountain, water was not getting cold
^ 11/9 Repaired broken door in giris restroom
^ 11/14 Repaired back door of recreation building
^ 11 /27 Inspected timer for lights at pool
BuccaneerPark
^ 14 Janitorial visits to clean park
^ Premises blown Sx
^ 3 Landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & watered grounds
^ 11/13 Planted oak trees
^ 12/6 Replaced basketball nets
^ 14 Trash removal
Bunche Park & Pool
^ 32 & 14 Janitorial visits to clean sites
^ 1 & 1 Landscaping visits
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^ Grass cut & watered grounds
^ 32 & 14 Trash removal
^ 11/7 Inspected electrical outlet in front of building (ordered parts)
^ 11/9 Cleared blockage in restroom
^ 11/27 Inspected timer for lights at pool
CarolPark
^ 16 Janitorial visits to clean park
^ Premises blown 2x
^ 11/29 -11/30 Strip & Wax floor
^ 4 Landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & watered grounds
^ 11/13 Planted oak trees
^ 11/17 Re-staked existing trees
^ 16 Trash removal
^ li/3 Repaired leak from water fountain
^ 11/28 Repaired A/C
Cloverleaf Park
^ 16 Janitorial visits to clean up park site
• Premises blown 2x
^ 3 Landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & detailed grounds
^ 11 /9 Re-staked existing trees
^ 16 Trash removal
^ 11/14 Inspected A/C unit (cleaned clogged coil pipe)
Inspection Station
^ 16 Janitorial visits to clean site
^ 10/11 & 10/20 Cleaned trucks
^ 3 Landscaping visits
^ 11/16 Worked on Toro mower
^ 11/17 Worked on trailer doors
^ 11 / 17, 12/6 & 12/8 washed trucks
^ 11/27 Worked on trailers
^ 16 Trash removal
)ob Corps
^ 30 Janitorial visits to clean site
^ 2 Landscaping visits
^ Grass cut & detailed grounds
^ 11/17 Herbicide softball diamond
^ 30 Trash removal
Lake Lucerne Park
^ 14 Janitorial visits to clean park
^ Premises blown 2x
^ 11/21 Stripped & Waxed Floor
^ 3 Landscaping visits
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