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Council Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda
January 12, 2021 - 6:00 p.m.
The Legislative, Finance, and Administration Committee agenda has been revised to update
the Staff recommendation for Item #1 - Sale and Disposition of Real Property - Right of Way
Adjacent to 107 Silver Lake Drive.
This meeting will be held remotely via WebEx. Public participation information is as follows:
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meeting starts.
Public comments are welcomed on any item and will be permitted at the appropriate time. When
possible, please notify the City Clerk (736-7008 or email at cityclerk@dover.de.us) should you wish
to be recognized.
Utility Committee
Adoption of the Agenda
Actionable Items
1. Evaluation of Bids - Ross Street and West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement
(Staff recommendation: Award the contract to Teal Construction, Inc., for the City of
Dover, Ross Street and West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement Project,
Bid #21-0015WW, for the amount of $599,599)
2. Evaluation of Proposals - Elevated Water Storage Tank Inspection and Maintenance
(Staff recommendation: Award the contract to Corrosion Control for Elevated Water
Storage Tank Inspection and Maintenance ten (10) year contract)
3. Wellhead Redevelopment Program - Change Order
(Staff recommendation: Approve the proposed amendment to the Wellhead
Redevelopment Program and provide additional funding to make the necessary
improvements to our wells)
4. Adjournment of Utility Committee meeting
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Council Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda - January 12, 2021 Page 2
Legislative, Finance, and Administration Committee
Adoption of the Agenda
Actionable Items
1. Sale and Disposition of Real Property - Right of Way Adjacent to 107 Silver Lake Drive
(Staff recommendation: Authorize the City Manager to sell the property located adjacent
to 107 Silver Lake Drive to Bruce D. and Della M. Parham for $1.00 under Exception D
of Section 2-422 of the City of Dover Code of Ordinances)
2. Adjournment of Legislative, Finance, and Administration Committee meeting
Parks, Recreation, and Community Enhancement Committee
Adoption of the Agenda
Informational Items
1. Update on Park Workshops
2. Adjournment of Parks, Recreation, and Community Enhancement Committee
meeting
Adjournment of Council Committee of the Whole meeting
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The agenda items as listed may not be considered in sequence. Pursuant to 29 Del.C. §1004(e)(2),
this agenda is subject to change to include the addition or deletion of items, including executive
sessions, which arise at the time of the meeting.
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ACTION FORM
PROCEEDING: Council Committee of the Whole (Utility) AGENDA ITEM NO.:
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN: Water & Wastewater DATE SUBMITTED: 12/30/2020
PREPARED BY: Kate L. Mills, P.E., Water Production Manager
SUBJECT: Evaluation of Bids – Ross Street & West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement
REFERENCE: CIP- Water Quality Improvement
RELATED PROJECT: N/A
APPROVALS: Interim City Manager
EXHIBITS: Exhibit A – Aerial Map
EXPENDITURE REQUIRED: $599,599 BUDGET: $980,500
FUNDING SOURCE (Dept./Page in CIP & Budget): Department of Water & Wastewater - Water Management, CIP
Projects #WQ2101 Ross Street & West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement, CIP Project Name: Water Quality
Improvements Account No.: 401-40-68-99-000-54031.
TIME TABLE: Notice to proceed to be issued within thirty (30) days of Council approval. Project anticipated to be
completed in ninety (90) calendar days.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Award the contract to Teal Construction, Inc., for the City of Dover, Ross Street &
West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement Project, Bid #21-0015WW, for the amount of $599,599.
BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS
The Fiscal Year 2021 Capital Improvement Plan includes a project called Water Quality Improvements. Staff identified
the need for upgrading the existing six-inch (6”) and four-inch (4”) water mains in Ross Street from Pear Street to
Fairview Avenue Alley and West Street Alley West from William Street to Walker Road. The existing undersized main
was installed prior to 1965. This project will replace this main with new eight-inch (8”) cement lined ductile iron pipe
water line. The new water main will provide City of Dover customers with improved water quality, increased system
reliability and improved fire protection.
The bid was advertised to the public as an Invitation to Bid in accordance with the City’s purchasing policy by the City’s
Purchasing Agent under ITB #21-0015WW. Bids were opened on December 1, 2020. The City of Dover received six (6)
bids shown in the table below:
CONTRACTOR LOCATION BASE BID EVALUATED PRICE
TEAL CONSTRUCTION CO. DOVER, DE $599,999 $581,611.03*
GATEWAY CONSTRUCTION, INC. CLAYTON, DE $587,520 $587,520
REYBOLD CONSTRUCTION GROUP, LLC BEAR, DE $899,960 $899,960
LINDSTROM EXCAVATING MIDDLETOWN, DE $988,520 $988,520
ECM CORPORATION FORT WASHINGTON, MD $820,396 $820,396
JJID, INC. BEAR, DE $949,000 $949,000
*- Teal Construction Co., was awarded a 3% reduction, due to local vendor preference, Rule 1.
City staff reviewed the submissions and found that Teal Construction, Inc.’s bid met all requirements for the qualifications
of the project. Staff recommends awarding the contract to Teal Construction, Inc. in the amount of $599,599 for the Ross
Street and West Street Alley West Water Main Replacement Project.
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ACTION FORM
PROCEEDING: Council Committee of the Whole (Utility) AGENDA ITEM NO.:
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN: Water & Wastewater DATE SUBMITTED: 12/30/2020
PREPARED BY: Jason A. Lyon, P.E., Director of Water & Wastewater
SUBJECT: Evaluation of Proposals – Elevated Water Storage Tank Inspection & Maintenance
REFERENCE: N/A
RELATED PROJECT: N/A
APPROVALS: City Manager
EXHIBITS: N/A
EXPENDITURE REQUIRED: $583,615 (FY21) AVAILABLE BUDGET: $155,300 (FY21)
FUNDING SOURCE (Dept./Page in CIP & Budget): Department of Water & Wastewater- Water Treatment
& Production Operational Budget, Account No.: 401-40-76-99-000-53031. The necessary budget amendment
will be covered by a budget transfer from project WQ2001, CIP Project Name: Water Quality Improvement
Project, Account No.: 401-40-68-99-000-5403 and WQ2101, CIP Project Name: Water Quality Improvement
Project, Account No.: 401-40-68-99-000-5403
TIME TABLE: Upon approval, contractor schedule work to begin for Fiscal Year 2021 and complete prior to
June 30, 2021.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Staff recommends awarding the contract to Corrosion Control for Elevated
Water Storage Tank Inspection & Maintenance ten (10) year contract.
BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS
This project includes annual inspection and reporting on the status of seven (7) elevated storage tanks and fully clean and
paint both the exterior and interior of each elevated storage tank once within the contract period of ten (10) years. Also
included in this contract is the following (inspection and reporting required): exterior cleaning and painting of the
Granular Activated Carbon Columns (GACC) & Anti-Siphon Loop, exterior painting of the Lime Silo, interior cleaning
and painting of the Lime Mix Tank, exterior inspection of the pressure filters, and cleaning and painting of the Water
Treatment Plant Clear Wells (hereinafter referenced as WTP Facilities). The organization or individual must be familiar
with relevant American Water Works Association (AWWA) standards and Delaware Department of Natural Resources
and Environmental Control (DNREC) Source Category Permit requirements.
This proposal was advertised to the public as a Request for Proposals in accordance with the City’s purchasing policy by
the City’s Purchasing Agent under RFP – 21-0001WW. Proposals were received on September 15, 2020. The City of
Dover received one (1) proposal:
Contractor Location Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost
Corrosion Pedricktown, $583,615 $145,615 $654,615 $138,615 $96,615 $73,115 $175,615 $116,615 $188,615 $71,165
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The City of Dover budgets for this work in the Operating Budget of the Water Treatment and Production Division. Staff
budgeted $155,300 for the current Fiscal Year. Due to DNREC permit requirements, activities in the first year of this
contract will require dry abrasive removal of the existing paint on a water tank. These new requirements require the tank
to be tented while the old paint is removed, which significantly increases the cost of the work. This work will also occur
in year 3 of the proposed contract. If approved, staff will budget for each out year in the operational budget, except for
year 3, which is proposed to be budgeted in the Capital Improvement Plan. The shortfall for this proposed work will be
supplemented by a budget amendment from the savings of the Water Quality Improvement projects. A breakdown of the
funding sources is provided below:
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ACTION FORM
Evaluation of Proposals– Elevated Water Storage Tank Inspection & Maintenance
Page 2 of 2
Funding Description Current Total Over / Requested Proposed
Source Budget Project Cost Under Change Budget
Budget Remaining
Water Elevated Water Tank Maintenance $155,300 $0 $155,300 $428,315 $0
Water WQ2001 Water Quality Improvements $773,000 $520,860 $252,140 ($252,140) $0
Water WQ2101 Water Quality Improvements $980,500 $599,599* $380,901 ($176,175) $204,726
*-Assuming that Council Committee of the Whole and Council approves the Committee Action form entitled, “Evaluation of Bids – Ross Street and
West Street West Alley Water Main Replacement”.
Staff has reviewed the submittal and finds that the contractor is qualified for the work and the costs are fair and
reasonable. Staff recommends awarding the contract to Corrosion Control Corporation for the ten (10) year contract of
the Elevated Water Storage Tank Inspection & Maintenance project.
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ACTION FORM
PROCEEDING: Council Committee of the Whole (Utility) AGENDA ITEM NO.:
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN: Water & Wastewater DATE SUBMITTED: 12/30/2020
PREPARED BY: Jason A. Lyon, P.E., Director of Water & Wastewater
SUBJECT: Wellhead Redevelopment Program – Change Order
REFERENCE: N/A
RELATED PROJECT: N/A
APPROVALS: City Manager
EXHIBITS: N/A
EXPENDITURE REQUIRED: $198,600 AVAILABLE BUDGET: $140,000
FUNDING SOURCE (Dept./Page in CIP & Budget): Department of Water & Wastewater- Water
Management, CIP Project #WD2101, CIP Project Name: Wellhead Redevelopment Program Account No.:
401-40-68-99-000-54031. The necessary budget amendment will be covered by a budget transfer from project
WQ2101, CIP Project Name: Water Quality Improvement Project, Account No.: 401-40-68-99-000-54031.
TIME TABLE: Upon approval, contractor will be released to work to complete all work by June 30, 2021.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Staff recommends City Council approval of the proposed amendment to the
Wellhead Redevelopment Program and provide additional funding to make the necessary improvements to our
wells.
BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS
The Fiscal Year 2021 Capital Improvement Plan included the Wellhead Redevelopment Program. This project was budgeted at
$140,000. This work is conducted by AC Schultes, which was awarded a multi-year contract to perform well inspection and repairs in
July of 2018. The contract is for three (3) years with the City option of two (2) one (1) year extensions. The original plan for this
fiscal year was to inspect and conduct repairs on the following wells: 8R, 9, 10 and PW6A. Unfortunately, well 2 encountered
unexpected issues and needed to be repaired, which caused the depletion of the original budget. Additional issues have now surfaced
and need attention. These include a new intermediate pump that is used for our shallow wells in the Columbia Aquifer, new variable
frequency drives (VFD) at well 2 and 10, and a redevelopment of shallow well 5A, which has encountered production issues. This
proposed change order will also provide enough money to inspect the scheduled well inspections for this fiscal year.
These proposed repairs were unforeseen and are necessary for the Water Treatment and Production Division to maintain their
production levels and meet demand of the City’s customers. The prices provided for these improvements are provided by the contract
that the City has entered into with AC Schultes. The shortfall for this proposed work will be supplemented by a budget amendment
from the savings of the Water Quality Improvement projects. A breakdown of the funding sources is provided below:
Funding Description Current Total Project Over / Requested Proposed
Source Budget Cost Under Change Budget
Budget Remaining
Water WD2101- Wellhead Redevelopment $140,000 $140,000 $0 $58,600 $0
Program
Water WQ2101- Water Quality Improvement $980,500 $775,774* $204,726 ($58,600) $146,126
*-Assuming that Council Committee of the Whole and Council approves the Committee Action form entitled, “Evaluation of Bids – Ross Street and
West Street West Alley Water Main Replacement” and the “Evaluation of Proposals – Elevated Water Storage Tank Inspection & Maintenance”
Staff recommends approving this change order to increase the reliability and efficiency of our well system. The funds are available
from previous project savings and will make the improvements now, instead of waiting for the next budget.
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ACTION FORM
PROCEEDING: Council Committee of the Whole (Leg & Fin) AGENDA ITEM:
DEPARTMENT OF ORIGIN: Water & Wastewater DATE SUBMITTED: 12/30/2020
PREPARED BY: Jason A. Lyon, P.E., Director of Water & Wastewater
SUBJECT: Disposition of City Owned Land – Right of Way Adjacent to 107 Silver Lake Drive
REFERENCE: N/A
RELATED PROJECT: N/A
APPROVALS: City Manager
EXHIBITS: Exhibit A: Legal Description of Land to be Disposed
Exhibit B: Minor Lot Line Adjustment Plan
Exhibit C: Section 2-422 – Sale and Disposition of Real Property, City of Dover Code of Ordinances
EXPENDITURE REQUIRED: $ N/A AMOUNT BUDGETED: $ N/A
FUNDING SOURCE (Dept./Page in CIP & Budget): N/A
TIMETABLE: Applicant to complete property transfer if approved, upon Council action.
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Authorize the City Manager to sell the property located adjacent to 107 Silver Lake
Drive, to Bruce D. & Della M. Parham for $1.00 under Exception D of the Section 2-422 of the City of Dover Code of
Ordinances
BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS
The property owners of 107 Silver Lake Drive, Bruce & Della Parham approached the City to request that excess right-of-
way adjacent to their land be added to their property. The southern property line for this address is approximately thirty-
eight feet (38’) north of their neighbors southern property line. The proposed disposition of land would provide a uniform
width of right-of-way on this street. The resulting right-of-way width will be fifty feet (50’). Due to the existing width of
the disposed land in question, this property would not be considered a buildable lot. Additionally, the City will still have
right-of-way on Silver Lake Drive all the way down to Silver Lake.
Based upon the above facts, the City Manager’s Office has determined that the parcel of land is excess in nature and that
the disposal of same would be beneficial to the City of Dover and hereby requests that the Dover City Council consider
the disposal in the amount of $1.00. Staff is recommending waiving the appraisal of the land value, due to the limited
potential use of the property in question.
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Consulting Engineers ● Surveyors ● Land Planners
December 10, 2020
Description of Lands
East Lake Gardens Subdivision, Dover, DE
Silver Lake Drive - Right-of-Way Vacating and Abandonment
R.O.W. about to be conveyed to
Bruce D. & Della M. Parham
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in the City of Dover, East Dover
Hundred, Kent County, and the State of Delaware, being a certain portion of a public street known
as Silver Lake Drive, in East Lake Gardens, said parcel or portion of said public street herein
conveyed being bounded on the east and south by other portions of said street, on the west by
Silver Lake, and on the north by Lot #58, lands now or formerly of Bruce D. & Della M. Parham (D.R.
D-6335-0083), said parcel or portion of said public street herein being conveyed being 39.16 feet
wide and approximately 303.84 feet in length as shown on the “Minor Lot Line Adjustment Plan –
Lands of Bruce D. & Della M. Parham”, as prepared by Scott Engineering, Inc., Consulting
Engineers and Surveyors, Drawing No. M-5154 dated July 12, 2020, and as recorded in the Office
of the Recorder of Deeds in and for Kent County, Delaware, and being more particularly bounded
and described in accordance with said plan, as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING for the same at a point in the newly established northerly right-of-way for Silver
Lake Drive (50.00 feet wide), said point being the southeasterly corner for this parcel or portion of
said public street to be vacated and abandoned, said point being further located South 58 02’ 00”
West – 7.5 feet from the point of commencement being a found concrete monument at the
southwesterly corner for Lot #48, lands now or formerly of Althea E. Johns, in the northerly right-of-
way line of the portion of Silver Lake Drive presently at 50.00 feet wide, said concrete monument
being located 122.50 feet westerly from the intersection of the northerly right-of-way line of Silver
Lake Drive with westerly right-of-way line of Sunset Road; thence from the said point of beginning,
running with the newly created northerly line for Silver Lake Drive, South 58 02’ 00” West – 303.84
feet to a point in the water’s edge of Silver Lake; thence running generally with the water’s edge of
Silver Lake the various meanderings and courses having a survey tie-line of North 03 30’ 14” West
– 44.54 feet to a point at a corner for this parcel and Lot #58, lands now or formerly of Bruce D. &
Della M. Parham; thence running with the line for Lot #58, lands now or formerly of said Bruce D. &
Della M. Parham, North 58 02’ 00” East – 283.45 feet to a point in the center of a former 15.0 feet
wide alley at the southeasterly corner for lands of said Bruce D. & Della M. Parham and a corner for
lands now or formerly of Althea E. Johns; thence, South 30 45’ 00” East – 39.16 feet to a point, the
Place of Beginning.
Containing within the above described metes and bounds 11,497.36 square feet (0.2639
acres) of land, be the same more or less.
22 Old Rudnick Lane ● Suite 2 ● Dover, Delaware 19901 ● Tel: 302-736-3058 ● Fax: 302-736-3059
info@scottengineering.com ● www.scottengineering.com
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EXHIBIT C
Sec. 2-422. - Sale and disposition of real property.
(a) Authorized. Except as otherwise provided and upon approval of the city council, the city manager is
hereby authorized to sell or dispose of excess property.
(b) Determination of excess status. The city manager, upon determining that a city owned parcel of land
is excess in nature and that the disposal of such land would be beneficial to the City of Dover, will
request, through the legislative, finance, and administration committee, that city council consider
disposal of such land.
(c) Costs of conveyance. Unless otherwise specified by the city council, all fees and costs, legal or
otherwise, associated with the sale and conveyance of all excess lands shall be paid by the purchaser.
(d) Standard method of disposition.
(1) The legislative, finance, and administration committee, upon receiving a request to dispose of
excess real property, shall, prior to making a recommendation to city council, request all pertinent
information including, but not limited to, the following:
a. Determination that subject parcel is not required by any other city department.
b. Written explanation of why subject parcel is now surplus.
c. Determination of whether a zoning change would enhance the sale value of subject parcel
and recommend said change if warranted.
d. Determination if the parcel's exact location and size is known and, if not, recommend whether
said parcel should be surveyed by the city prior to any sale attempts.
(2) City council, after receiving a positive recommendation from the legislative, finance, and
administration committee to dispose of a surplus parcel of land, shall, as part of its deliberations:
a. Determine if disposal of the parcel is in the city's best interests.
b. Determine if disposal by sale, gift, or some other means would best serve the city's interests.
c. Determine if the city planner should be requested to initiate rezoning procedures.
d. Publicize the pertinent information concerning the surplus parcel and its availability for
purchase to the general public at least once a week for two weeks in a local newspaper.
e. Make public, and a part of the record, all written correspondence received and, after the
publicizing requirements of subsection (2)d. are met, hold a public hearing to receive any
other citizen input.
(3) City council, after voting to proceed with the sale of surplus land, shall determine:
a. If an unbiased appraisal is needed to establish a minimum acceptable price.
b. Whether to sell the parcel by public auction or by sealed bid, and what the minimum
acceptable offer will be.
c. The degree and scope of advertising, with a minimum of exposure being advertisement once
a week for two weeks in a newspaper of general circulation within the county.
d. Whether the circumstances of and surrounding a particular sale may be such that the best
interests of the city would be served by listing the property for sale with a licensed real estate
agent.
(4) City staff shall, with city council's direction:
a. Arrange for advertisement of the sale.
b. Draft the sale bill setting out a description of the parcel to be sold, time, date, and place of
sale or bid opening, the terms and conditions of sale, and the city's reservation of acceptance
or rejection of any or all bids received at the time of sale or bid opening.
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EXHIBIT C
c. Order and distribute a sufficient number of sale bills for posting and distribution in the county
courthouse, at the site, and in the general area of the parcel.
d. Obtain the services of a professional auctioneer if said sale is to be a public auction.
e. Conduct the sale and submit the results to city council.
f. Obtain the services of a licensed real estate agent if the sale is to be brokered.
(5) City council, after confirming the sale, shall:
a. Request the city solicitor to prepare a deed for execution and to arrange for final settlement
with the purchaser, at which time the city will deliver the deed, the purchaser will pay all
balances due, and the city solicitor will record said deed in the Recorder of Deeds Office for
Kent County.
(e) Exceptions to standard method of disposition.
(1) Exception A—Sale to an abutting owner. When, in the opinion of city council, a public sale would
be detrimental to the lands of an abutter, and/or that a public sale would place the abutter at
undue risk; or that the combination of abutter's land and city's land would be substantially greater
in value than that of the sum of the parcels considered individually, city council may direct the city
assessor to have prepared one or more unbiased fee appraisals of the parcel. Thereafter, the
subject land will be offered for sale to the said abutter at the appraisal price, plus the appraisal
fees, plus the legal costs. In the event the offer is not accepted, a public sale may be ordered.
Examples of detrimental affect might be when the surplus city parcel lies between an abutting
property and the street and development of the parcel would obstruct visibility of the abutter's
property, or when the surplus parcel is zoned multi-family and abuts a single-family parcel.
(2) Exception B—Trade of lands. Trade of lands may be approved when it is shown beyond doubt
that such a trade will be equal to or better than the lands to be traded either on a "square foot for
square foot" measure and/or on a "dollar for dollar" measure.
(3) Exception C—Conveyance of odd shaped and/or unbuildable parcels. City acquisitions for roads,
utility usages, etc. may, after such usage is accomplished, leave a small strip of land that is odd
shaped and unbuildable. City council may approve the conveyance of this strip of land to an
abutting property owner on request of said owner. The price for these lands shall be at the same
cost basis as that paid by the city. If conveyance is made in excess of two years after the date of
city acquisition, then the consideration shall either be based on a price established by an unbiased
fee appraisal made on the basis of the value added to the abutting property by the acquisition of
said lands, or on the city's cost basis for the parcel adjusted for inflation, whichever city council
shall select. All fees, legal or otherwise, associated with the conveyance are to be paid by the
purchaser.
(4) Exception D—Sale of small or irregular shaped lot to an abutting owner. If any excess parcel of
land is too small or irregular in shape to be of any value to anyone other than an abutting owner,
it may be sold to such owner at either its fee appraised fair market value, or at its fair market value
as established by the city's assessment records, whichever city council shall select. The costs of
the appraisal and all legal costs shall be paid by the owner requesting the conveyance.
(5) Exception E—Donation of land to non-profit organizations. If, in the opinion of city council, the
donation of a parcel of excess land to a non-profit organization would be in the best interest of
the city, council then reserves unto itself the right to make such donation.
(Code 1981, § 2-80; Ord. of 3-12-2001; Ord. No. 2017-02 , 2-13-2017)
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SCHUTTE PARK SKATEPARK
DESIGN WORKSHOP
December 15th, 2020
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AGENDA
• Welcome / Rules of the Road
• Previous Meeting Recap
• Preliminary Concept Presentation
• Discussion – Q&A SCHUTTE PARK
•
Skatepark
Next Steps
•
Dover, DE
Milestone Schedule
• Contact Information
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RULES OF THE ROAD
Please keep your Please use the Q & A feature Questions will be answered
microphone on mute to ask questions or provide during the discussion/questions
during the presentation. comments section.
If your question is not answered, Please email any additional comments
we are tracking all questions and or questions to Leah Kacanda
will create a Q/A document to at lkacanda@wrallp.com
share after the meeting.
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PROJECT TEAM
Landscape Architecture,
Planning, and Civil Engineering SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
Dover, DE
Skatepark Design
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PROJECT GOALS
• Design and construction of a 10,000 square ft.
world class Skatepark for the community of Dover
• Integrate skatepark with other current / future
park uses
SCHUTTE PARK
• Accessible for all proficiency levels Skatepark
• Safety Dover, DE
• Durability & structural high performance
• New character & identity to the skatepark and
the community
• Premier design quality
• Incorporate amenities such as shade & seating
• Co-creation process involving skatepark users
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Respondents by Age
118 total respondents
SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
Dover, DE
e Under 18
• 18 - 24
• 25 - 34
• 35 - 44
• 45+
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Preferred Balance Between Skatepark F=eatures & Amenities
118 total respondents
100% Skatepark / 0% Amenities
SCHUTTE PARK
80% Skatepark / 20% Amenities Skatepark
Dover, DE
60% Skatepark / 40% Amenities
40% Skatepark / 60% Amenities 0
(0.0%)
1
20% Skatepark / 80% Amenities (0.8%)
0% Skatepark / 100% Amenities
1
(0.8%)
0 25 50 75 100
Number of Respondents
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Preferred Balance Between Street l=eatures & Transition l=eatures
118 total respondents
100% Street / 0% Transition
SCHUTTE PARK
Majority Street
79 80% Street / 20% Transition
Skatepark
(67%)
Dover, DE
60% Street / 40% Transition
40% Street / 60% Transition
Majority Tranny
47 20% Street / 80% Transition
(39.8%)
0
0% Street / 100% Tra nsition (0.0%)
10 20 30 40 50
Number of Respondents
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Preferred Amenities
Level of importance scaled to 100
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Preferred Street Features
Level of importance scaled to 100
100
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Street Features Suggested by the Community
Tier l J=i ndings & Recommendation s
Tier 1 Findings Recommendations
PYRAMID/HIPS
PYRAMID/ HIPS SIMPLE & BEGINNER FEATURES RAILS & POLE JAMS SKATEABLE ART STEP UPS & STAIRS
Pyramid Smaller fun stuff Round Rail There are almost no parks around that Step up to ledge 5 respondents requested a pyram id
have skateable art.that could make
or a hip be included in the street
pyramids Street features should be scaling to
accommodate different ability levels.
Curved rail could be cool too this park really cool and unique! Astairset
section of the park. SCHUTTE PARK
+ Add another card
Skatepark
Pyramid (I.e. multiple round rails, varying in Kinked rails Natural features like big rocks are
difficulty to skate/ multiple quarter always cool.
Pyramid pipe sizes. scaling transitions pole jams
SIMPLE & BEGINNNER l=EATURES
I would like to see a hip at the
skatepark
Humps
Dover, DE
4 respondents requested either a rail
Keep it simple.
or a pole j am.
RAILS & POLE JAMS
4 respondents asked that simp le,
beg inner features be included in the
design.
SKATEABLE ART
3 respondents requested skateab le
art be added to the park's design .
STEP UPS & STAIRS
2 respondents wou ld like to see a
step or stairs in the park.
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Preferred Transition Features
Level of importance scaled to 100
100
SCHUTTE PARK
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Transition Features Suggested by the Community
Tie r l ~indings & Reco mmen d ations
Tier 1 Findings Recommendations
BEGINNER FEATURES
BEGINNER FEATURES FLOW BOWL GENERAL FLOW FEATURES SPINE
low features for beginners Flow bowl There is a severe lack of flow based Spine
18 respondents request ed t h at
trans it ion e lements be kept small
Learner friendly features (mini -bowl, Flow bowl
obstacles on the east coast in general.
Spine sa t hat they could be enjoyed by SCHUTTE PARK
mini-ramp, easy roll in features)
flow bowl
Good transitional corner bowls set up
Spine
beg inners.
Skatepark
areas that beginners could feel A wave would be a cool feature
comfortable trying FLOW BOWL Spine Transfer FLOW BOWL Dover, DE
Connecting pathways
give little kids their own place to play Please please just make a nice simple Please for the love of god give us a 5 respondents requested t hat the
and keep them from being a hazard ride in peanut bowl .... game changer. + Add another card spine. That's a 10/ 5 for me. pa r k include a flow bowl.
in a busy park. PLEASE
Quarter pipe without coping to learn SPINE
basic transition tricks.
5 respondents asked for a spine to be
Smaller heights as some Delaware
incl uded in the park 's des ign.
parks tend to be a little large for the
beginner
three foot-four foot high transi tions-
mellow accessable
Would love mid sized bowl,
something like 5'/8' or 4'(1' with tile
& pool coping
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Transition Features Suggested by the Community
Tier 2 f=ind ings & Reco mme nda t io ns
Tier 2 Findings Recommendations
SNAKE RUN
SNAKE RUN PUMP TRACK MINI RAMP ROLL IN
3 respondents requested that a
snake run Pump track Mini ramp Roll-in
snake run be added ta the park.
Snake run Pump tracks please make a proper mini ramp Channel ro ll in or gap SCHUTTE PARK
We wou ld love a snake run pump track just a good mini ramp!!
PUMP TRACK Skatepark
3 respondents suggested add ing
Dover, DE
pump track to the park's design.
MINI RAMP
3 respondents asked that a mini
ramp be a part of the park's des ign.
ROLL IN
2 respondents asked that a ro ll in be
included in the transition section of
the park.
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Making Schutte Park Unique to the Local Area
Tier l i=indings & Recommendation s
Tier 1 Findings Recommendations
GREAT FEATURES
GREAT FEATURES ENLIST LOCAL ARTISTS SHAWN SHANNON DOVER/ DELAWARE
MEMORIAL REFERENCES
Please put a snake run local art Respondents we re most concerned
Shawn Shannon Memorial A ledge/ obstacle in the shape of w ith regular features as opposed to
Peanut bowl local artist Delaware would be tight f eatures tha t are unique to the loca l SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
A memorial for Shawn Shannon II commun ity. 12 respondents answered
adding brick china banks would be Local art!! Delaware shaped cement grind ledge.
by a dvoca ti ng generic f eatures.
really cool Dedicate the park to Shawn Shannon The long straight back of it would be
Local artists. Cater to our squads skate the part to be grinded/ slid on. It
Aesthetically pleasing with fun park community Memorial for our friend Shawn would make memorable clips and Dover, DE
Shannon pictures for locals and visitors alike.
ENLIST LOCAL ARTISTS
Invite local artists in to paint murals
Just spectacular friendly Pears Memorial Park would be sick Some kind of feature that includes 10 respondents emphasized t heir
Have local artists design the park with · 302· interest in enlisting local a rt ist s to
I love steep banks and ledges mostly murals. pears community park en ha nce t he pa rk.
Have an extension shaped like the
Maybe have some gaps or something Include art and features from local local skateboarder and legend, Shawn state capitol
that goes with the surroundings and businesses and artists. Show what Shannon H passed away last year in a
SI-IAWN SI-IANNON MEMORIAL
some colors. makes Dover and Delaware unique. car accident trying to save someone·s Name it "The Dirty D"
life. He ended up donating organs to
It would be great to have a skate park Collaborate with local HS and ask art save 5 other people. He was well Utilize something totally unique and 7 respondents asked t hat loca l
that had a variety of featu res, but also students to design murals & sculpture known around here and it was a big specific to DELAWARE/DOVER ska te legend Shawn Shannon be
comfortable for parents to sit and to incorporate into the park. blow to the skate community. If we memoria lized in some way at t he par k.
watch their kids. Interactive art is best • colored stone could do some kind of memorial for
in walkways or sculpture that can be him/name the park for him that would
Have lots of skate variety! Street, climbed on or moves with the wind. be an amazing honor. He loved DOVER/DELAWARE REFERENCES
transition with seats and shade ! And teaching kids, jumping off rooftop s,
maybe a picnic area! Delaware is full of great artists and loved ska ing bowls, jus pure sending
6 respondents suggested t hat the
featuring that art in some way would energy. He was an amazing dude and
Have good flow. Good Imes. Good be very coo l. would be so proud to see Dover design shou ld reference t he city of
spacing get ing this park. Dover or the State of Delawa re
Involve local skaters
Smooth concrete park
Include a roller derby flat track in the
park
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Making Schutte Park Unique to the Local Area
Tie r 2 f=indings & Recommendations
Tier 2 Findings Recommendations
MULTI PURPOSE FEATURES
MU LTI PURPOSE FEATU RES HISTORICAL RE-USE SKATEA BLE ART
3 respondents requested features
that have more tha n one p urpose.
Multi -Purpose Featu res Historical Re-use sinc e it's in Dover Ska eable art
SCHUTTE PARK
Multi purpose and none multipurpose Historical reuse Skateable Art is always cool but i think 1-USTORICAL RE-USE Skatepark
it'll give ppl a lot of creativity to work the park funds would be better
with becau se people would make a I love the historical Re-Use because focused on skate features
3 respondents suggested borrowing
Dover, DE
mate ria ls from Dover's historica l areas.
non multi purpose into one and vice Dover has histo rical areas and it would
versa fit. ska teable art
SKATEABLE ART
Allow mulitple ac ion sport disciplines + Add another card + Add another card 3 respondents req uested skateable
in the park (bmx, skate, scooters) art be added to the pa rk's design .
+ Add another card
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COMMUNITY INPUT
Making Schutte Park Unique to the Local Area
Tier 3 i=i ndin gs & Reco mme nd at io ns
Tier 3 Findings Recommendations
REPLICATE LOCAL SPOTS
REPLICATE LOCAL SPOTS GRAFFITTI LIGH TS AIRPLANE REFERENCE
2 respondents suggested rep licating
Replicate a well known local street graffiti lights for when people are there at Skatable airplane structure
existing skate spots from around the
spot.
allow graffiti in some way! obviously
night
A runway, airplan e wings or something count ry. SCHUTTE PARK
Recreate spot architecture from rea l
street spots in the west coast street
nothing probl ema tic but it is an
amazing way to display art of the
Make it unique by adding cool lighting
so people can skate at night
abou t the Dover Air Force Skatepark
scene. That way peopl e who can not go community + Add another card GRAl=l=ITTI
there have a chance to exp erience it Dover, DE
2 respondents asked that graflitti be
a llowed at the skatepark.
LIGHTS
2 respondents asked that lig hts be
added to the park so skaters can
skate a t night
AIRPLANE REl=ERENCE
2 respondents suggested that the
design shou ld reference a n a irplane
or the Dover Air i=orce.
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Schutte Park Dog Park and Skatepark Master Plan Sketch
Existing Gravel
Parking Lot
Existing
SCHUTTE PARK
Forest Skatepark
Dover, DE
Open Lawn
(0.5 acres)
•
Existing
Forest
Open Lawn
(1-t acres)
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Large
Dog Area
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PRELIMINARY CONCEPT
SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
Dover, DE
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PRELIMINARY CONCEPT
SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
Dover, DE
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PRELIMINARY CONCEPT
SCHUTTE PARK
Skatepark
Dover, DE
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MILESTONE SCHEDULE
• Project Kickoff Meeting September 29, 2020
• Concept Design Phase September – October 2020
• Community Meeting to Review Concept Design December 2020
• Schematic Design Phase November – December 2020
• Online Outreach to Review Schematic Design (1) January 2021
• Design Dev’p, Construction Documents & Permitting January – February 2021
• Construction Kickoff / Final Community Meeting TBD
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NEXT STEPS
• We will collect all comments regarding the Preliminary Concept and use
them to create the Final Concept.
• Grindline will distribute the Final Concept developed based on your
comments via email, the City website, and social media. Meeting date TBD.
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POINTS OF CONTACT
Micah Shapiro Leah Kacanda Carolyn Courtney
Grindline Skateparks Senior Planner Dover Parks & Recreation Department
micah@grindline.com lkacanda@wrallp.com ccourtney@dover.de.us
Project Website
cityofdover.com/Parks-Recs-Home
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Dover Park Improvements Project
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Virtual Meeting • December 17, 2020
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Project Location
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Project Overview
Aerial of Dover Park Project Area
Dover Park Master Plan
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October Public Workshop
• Held on October 1
• Online Survey – 38 respondents
• Major survey findings:
– 50% of respondents currently use Dover Park
– Swings - most desired playground component
– Ground sprayers - most desired spray pad component
– Seating – most desired supporting amenity
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Survey Results
How old are you?
38 responses
e Under 18
• 18 - 24
• 25 - 34
• 35 - 44
• 45- 54
• 55- 64
• 65+
What is your zip code?
38 responses
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19004 19901 19904 19934 19953 19962
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Survey Results
Do you or members of your household currently use Dover Park?
38 responses
e Yes
e No
Do you or anyone in your household live with a d isability?
38 responses
e Yes, a ch ild(ren)
e Yes, an adult(s)
e Yes, both a child(ren) and adult(s)
• No
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Survey Results
What theme would you like for the spray pad?
38 res ponses
e Nature (greens and browns with nature
motifs)
e Playfu l (colorfu l and bright)
e Nautical (blues and greens with ocean
motifs)
e Modern (grays and blues)
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Survey Results
What water features do you desire the most for he spray pad?
1M ost Desjred Spray Pad Components
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Survey Results
Accessib le Playground
What playground components do you desire the most foi- the accessi ble playground?
Most Des ired Playground Components
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Survey Results
What su pporting amenities fo r the spray pad a11d accessible playgrn u nd a re, most
important for you?
p orting A 1m ernities for Spray Pad and Accessible
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Overall Concept Plan
New Park
Building
Existing Lawn
with Mature Trees
Environmental
Educational Signage and
Existing Musical Components
Playground Throughout Playground
Existing
Pavllion
Existing Gravel Path 0 1•)
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Park Building
Building Parameters
• Provide an open space multi-
purpose room, restrooms, an
office, storage room, mechanical
room, and service pump room for
the spray pad
New Park
Building
• Estimated size is 3,000 square feet
• One story
• Located close to spray pad
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Park Building
Building Programming
• Summer day camps
• Youth and adult education programs
• Arts and crafts classes
• Fitness and dance classes
• Senior social activities
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Park Building
• Sub-dividable multi-purpose room to
accommodate up to 60 occupants 0 D 1 I
• Clerestory windows above multi-purpose
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room for natural light I •",
OP( CEIRECEPTib N STORAGE
• Office/Reception area with unobstructed
views to main entry and spray pad '\__ MEN'S
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Spray Pad & Accessible Playground
New Park
Building
Existing Lawn
with Mature Trees
1 Environmental
Educational Signage and
Existing Musical Components
Playground Throughout Playground
Existing
Pavlllon
Existing Gravel Path
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Spray Pad
Spray Pad Parameters
• Locate close to building (pump
room, office, restrooms)
• Approximately 2,000 square feet
• 8-10 spray components
New Park
Building
• Accommodate 20-30 youth
• Must have 4’ perimeter fence and
gate(s)
• Provide area for younger and
older youth
• Brushed concrete surface
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Spray Pad
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Spray Pad
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Spray Pad
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Accessible Playground
Accessible Playground
Parameters
• ADA accessible
• Offer opportunities of all ages and
abilities
• Keep existing playground; incorporate
with new playground area
• Swings most desirable component
from public survey and public meeting
• Provide connecting pathways and
Existing
Playground
desirable amenities; seating most
important to public
• Public desire for different
surface/texture types
Existing
Lawn
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Accessible Playground
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Accessible Playground
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Accessible Playground
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Accessible Playground
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Supporting Amenities
• Access to restrooms
• Benches
• Picnic tables
• Shade structures
• Bike rack
• Waste receptacles
• Sidewalks
• Landscaping
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Project Schedule and Funding
WE ARE HERE
Winter 2020 Spring 2021 Fall 2021 Spring 2022 Fall 2022
Preliminary design and Final construction Commence park building Park building and spray Accessible playground
fund raising documentation and and spray pad pad construction complete construction
permitting construction (schedule TBD based on
available funding)
Park Building FUNDED
Spray Pad FUNDED
Accessible Playground CONSTRUCTION FUNDING NEEDED
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Thank you!
Next Steps
Provide comments and follow our progress at:
www.cityofdover.com/Parks-Recs-Home
Questions or Concerns?
Contact Carolyn Courtney with City of Dover at
CCourtney@dover.de.us