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Parks and Recreation Fee Structure

Parks and Recreation Fee Structure. DRAFT-Recommendation Presented by: L. Santangelo June 28, 2011. Who’s using City facilities: Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Department General Public-families, individuals and visitors Flagler County School District (Athletic Teams & PE Classes)

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Parks and Recreation Fee Structure

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  1. Parks and RecreationFee Structure DRAFT-Recommendation Presented by: L. Santangelo June 28, 2011

  2. Who’s using City facilities: • Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Department • General Public-families, individuals and visitors • Flagler County School District (Athletic Teams & PE Classes) • Organized Groups: • Palm Coast Little League • Flagler Knights Baseball • AAU Baseball • Old Timers Soccer • Baby Pickel Soccer • Flagler Premier Soccer • FC United Soccer • Flagler County Youth Soccer Association • YMCA • Phantom Flag Football • Flagler Lacrosse • Possums Lacrosse • And more…………………………………………………………………

  3. Why charge fees? • Exclusivity of Use - Customer is requesting reservation of a facility. (e.g., pavilion reservations, field reservations, meeting room reservation etc.) • Reimbursement for services requested - Customer request a City service. (e.g., field lining, increased garbage collection, lighting) • Program Registration – Program presented by the Palm Coast Parks and Recreation Department. • Participation or Registration Fee – Customer reserves a facility to conduct a program/event/seminar that is open to the public, but a fee is charged for participation. • Tournaments - The customer is hosting an athletic tournament and there is a team and/or individual entrance fee to play.

  4. Next Steps: • July 13, 2011 - Presented to Leisure Services Advisory • Committee (LSAC) for recommendation • July 26, 2011 – LSAC recommendation presented to City Council at workshop • August 2, 2011 – Resolution considered by City Council at • Business Meeting • September 1, 2011 – New fee structure implementation

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