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Home My WebLink AboutParks, Recreation & Trails Master Plan 04.2022 MJ Engineering DRAFT 'mil.• .. ..- i E rks� ,, R e e, - i S Town of Lansing Town Board _- �- April 20 2022 6:30 pm Via Zoom [ AGENDA ] AGENDA PROJECT AND PARK CONCEPT SCHEDULE PLANS OVERVIEW OF DRAFT MASTER PLAN OVERVIEW NEXT STEPS < RO o. a U L f� =� i7' - 0 OV E RV I EIN 'x - - �.:'r�l::�.. .. -- _ -_- Sr.F`,��i`G - ear ,�•� .,'n.,r�.r,. ,NI_-} -.. - - .F .-_ ly'-"i7}" - :,�'^-. ..i.": ,_.i" - - - �•:�' [-'i-�" :=fir -ii" �'s• '.5.'S 4': :K• �.� �d. .r — .r,M1 .� S.! ,.3 �{ 1 ';•r' :ram .,:.::: { };..., y a1' - r..1.-1. ':,4.• .'� :f:S n �'l' •��i5i'~ i �: i� f�. .1S `f' '1. .r `„' '�d .. r_Jt�r f'F"r� �•J.w .,N1Y 'i 1. ,F.y`L5 h ,,rl - ':i.�iI� 15 rt,'.i J: „'�i. •{ Y 4 'S -3 ,4; � +,a��5.��• w`a4':��,yy,�r5, r ^�... y Y .r ^a'4r - ''''rrf n''• ,.'�::�r'; 5 �-': ':h�-: �.,... r ` �. �. , .'..",' -.k' �' '-' -r r ':' � ..i � r - - _ � _... .. a ...'A`.x r. .. eax{, i:p•. a.. � - �"':94}.''.�-r:�4. ...- r� , .. f . �+ .... , ,. rii'k-.?.. -..e.. -_ .1.. rL, [ PROJECT APPROACH ] RF-THINK The physical space and programming opportunities Develop • community- supporte guidance • - RE-CONNECT development • • Physically within the park; visually to the waterfront; and programmatically for redevelopment of Town the community parks, • • trails ■ RF- FOCUS Activities within each park to maximize the space and focus on the pedestrian realm In [ PROJECT TASKS ] ■ Task 1 : Review of Existing Data, Plans and Initiatives � f�` L ■ Task 2: Inventory of all existing facilities Town-wide ` ■ Task 3: Parks, Recreation and Trails Committee Meetings ■ 8 meetings held ;S4 ►� ■ Monthly coordination calls with key staff row ' of F ■ Task 4. Manage Public Engagement ■ Task 5: Analyze Needs and Trends ■ Task 6: Public Workshop ■ Task 7: Draft Parks, Recreation and Trails Master Plan CONTACT Share ya ides nthe oxr—tbarwp 62 youre Ee.:toget upd ht m.rm gpublic ergag--tappxt-1 s! ■ Task 8: Capital Improvement Implementation Strategy Lmgq�•d ream-ma3ae F_em�roo sbn I. [ PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ] ■ Online Community Survey Getting to kn� ■ October 2020 - December 2020 - you. . . - - - ■ 445 responses Participant Pc - - - - ■ Key stakeholder interviews ■ Public workshops ■ Virtual Workshop # 1 - February 2021 Vim _ � 4amp ' ■ Virtual Workshop #2 - June 2021 ' ■ Project ect website � �t� �- I Bronwyn Losey , pWe^ `r �PP^Diane Beckwith � i� ■ Pop-up Table June 2021 Peggy Coleman-... Patrick Tyrrell Isabelle Schweit... Steven Schapiro 3 n When pall Is active,respond at pollev.<omjmjplanningsl6 en When poll Is active,respond at pollev.<omjmjplanningsl6 8 Text MJPLANNINGS36 to 37607 once to join B Text MJPLANNINGS36 to 37607 once to join What do you think of the Myers Park concept plan? What do you think of the Lansing Center Trail concept plan? • • Like it Like it I' Love it Love it I' Just okF= Just ok • • • • � � , Not a fan Not a fan Which elements of the Ludlowville Park concept plan do you like best? zar k in water bathroomsacross W 9bathroom improved 3 a CCeSSpathtrallarea creek/falls II Overlook better falls.fa l LS perimetersafer trails fallviews paths formalidea bathroom. look E, When poll is active,respond at pollev.com/mjplanning518 t° Text MJPLANNING518to37607 once tojoin Which elements of the Ball Fields concept plan do you like best? • What do you think of the Ball Fields concept plan? erimeter -c2 P stand • around N Like it crosswalks er U trails/paths wa in treesbetter, •added opark Love it •0 landsca in a r i n path34 grass ptrailpaths g community connecting .lust ok crosswalk dangerous landscaping/shade Not a fan ' T a- f' - - • � _�... �: � gip;-� ' ..�:- �.:� �__�' -[ PARK CONCEPT PLANS ] i .. n +S Ball Fields �: _ Alk • '�',� i;s.a....- ems,--. . :_: _ :'�L�. Ludlowville Park : . k • Myers Park . . . ■ Salt Point ...... .... . LansingCenter TrailA WW-. kr,JPPA, ■ Barn Fields [ PARK CONCEPT PLANS ] RF THINK The physical space and programming opportunities • Key Design Principles • Existing Site Info RE-CONNECT D • • • t Pl • Physically within the park; visually to the rft waterfront; and programmatically for the community 0 Interactive Participant Polls RE- FOCUS Activities within each park to maximize the space and focus on the pedestrian realm R� r�:• ;asr r _ [ BALL FIELDS ] '+• �� 1'�� :��5 •� j'- a �'• ■ Design Principles . : ■ Parking �.....,........ .... ;: F ■ Pedestrian circulation - - -- ■ Connections - _-- 4. r ............................. ................... w�S t��?Jf IJ „�� •f - � _-ems'•' -�:�'�`'' `"�•h',e.,,.. �t .. � .;4'-'.vP .s�,.::'� �^fp''�-7�: ;�.s: t ''�.�'?��,-:'� .. ..5•:�i' -.n.� y��_ �� r��'.�s e�.ems. Inventory: rK . : + 144 Parking stalls H 0 Do + Perimeter path �Q6i4 H lL, ru T (4,600 L.F.) ■ ' 16 I Legend Adult Softball Field y l i 6 (� Sports Fields " (Ilttle league, soccer, football) . A Bathrooms Existing Pavilion " Concession Stand a a9 (Z) Basketball Court C D Play Structures '� sq - New Pedestrian F E Connections G �* 0 Perimeter Path 0 BBQ Station Bike Racks e lu I 35 H J 35 • F' •qt LUDLOWVILLE PARK ■ Design Principles Y r f. ■ Parking ■ Restrooms , :, • Safer access to falls ■ Maintain quiet character and scale of park T. - , •, , Ludlowville :r F Park ri.�JJ ik Y Legend athroom • • • - • ■ •rk, ng ■ - • a Pedestrian path o . - . - ; . overlook (DFormalized trail to waterfall� Inset A C) Explore opportunities jab utirize north part of property Explore opportunities neighborhood connections 40 El :;`, MYERS PARK • • • 'A' ' ■ Design Principles ■ � Y Parking & trailer) � ;,, FFI = ■ Pedestrian circulation id - vsk ■ Enhance views access to lake ■ Restrooms ■ Create more defined spaces ri r Myers Park Leg • (DRV Campsites � ® (DRV Bathrooms Showerswith �+� µ New Bathrooms • Ile (DM (D Existing Pavilion G.�. •T .. - • - ■ • ■ (DExpanded Beach _ . . ll Court . (DKayak Facility Canoe/KayakDrop Off (DHigh Tensile Structure Plantings Alf 0 Lakefront-Marina Promenade (D Open Lawn (D Event Lawn (DBoatLaunch (2) Bike Rocks �: . �� Town of Lansing Parks, Recreation, & Trails Master Plan Park Masler Plans:llay2s,2a2i High Tensile Structures (Myers Park, 'M') kkProposed Park Amenities f� Conce tual - Prece ents Creative Seating (Myers Park, Lakefront Promenade '0') 'v mom Trellis Swings (Myers Park, Lakefront Promenade "0') _ ► 1 1. Pavilion Carts (Myers Park) . .. .. ii�- -•�.. � .�'r: � =� � • � .� 4�•�f r. Il k� 'y-j ^rYV.�iitir f .+. ,..fie � .. �� — •- �� _ - - • ■SALT POINT Design Principles Maintain ' preserve character ■ Improve lake access & w viewing points r ■ Define parking ��: . • . . , Salt Point - - - Natural Area ALegendbathroom shelters v 4 (DinformationKiosk Improved • ke Access Improved Lake A Viewing/ - `� Swimming )110 p Improved Creek Viewing/Access (DBike Racks a 100 200 [ LANSING CENTER TRAIL] ■ Design Principles • Parking • Restrooms Interpretive signage Inset A Lansing Center � 0 n 0 Legend (D Formalized E parking area Q Kiosk DBath room 0 Interpretive signage Address drainage for wet trails (D Explore opportunities for additional a parking Explore 0 opportunities for trail expansion a i F •J �� 1 [ BARN FIELDS ] NEWT Design Principles Alm Parking Restrooms Opportunities for use as flex Pedestrian safety space _ - :'.�'•.'�.:rd.�w ..r'�- ��lisp r. Protective fencing �'�... _4'3'?` J"r �'n � �•�:h2,may �,� yn!["". ':,w...-',� �kPs nr ..�Y'�""' - l K� - .3ry ^IX �•` 'i{. [[E�•'' "�_+f:� d .�Y i':,� 1�. '{��;i•=_.�:-.�.-.';'env,^,y Additional rece • • amenities Inventory: * 42 Parking stalls Legend Formalized parking area Q Crosswalk Pedestrian path a a (D Bathroom Q Playground Picnic area Pavilion :r c Protective fence f 0 Vegetative buffer 0 Address drainage .: and regrade field ! .' r H J _ ,L [ LANSING CONNECTED ] _ _ RIP Major Nodes: evils r MIAMI 1 . Myers Park and Salt Point Preserve r''`'��` t ,p 2. Lansing Schools - -or IN MIlie 3. Town Center 4. Residential NeighborhoodsVE k y T ' i ';��. ■, rn•,Ita MIN 5. Village of Lansing ■� ,"=='"':::'j �; � d 6. Lake View, Village Solars and Whispering :, ! ! ` g _ ■111111_. I� Pines neighborhoods ` ; r■l -� �� 4Communit Connections A D: - •`'*{'1=+� � �■ rasa■■�.rr :f�■r y .•♦ w�f�1• . 6 Was These notations identify areas where short SSNI �`�; ~� _ � ��:,'.i.y I MIN . �. spurs are needed to fully connect adjacent 5 neighborhoods and to provide access to the Town ' s central and spur trails � � ! LANSING C ]ONNECTED - ] _ ` ! ` �h »� R2 Concept being - I « \2 / ` � " refined _ ` IR - ` R3 122 Identification nodes �-C c Additional Committee - � IR ! \ \ Villa oh-ansing L .j ` i ■F F AOL RA FT h4fi ST r- IM C) \t E RV I E r � � -AML r, IMM, 5 :-kT, i 7[ .� ' #F_ # fy d13 •;�..,,.t4.--�, ;•... �.. JA i� '- s ti�'..'��,.T•"��11�R��.- v.�.i'�,•'.�� ,�j' �5•� lifri ��- ii�(y L%�{').T. *. `�•�.�`�r`'1 '''Y�1� "�y�.: 1+ �r}•'�4'L � ,yY�yr '{ f-'y �r9i' �F;..�' 1�.�__ [ DRAFT MASTER PLAN ] ■ Community consensus driven TOWN OF LANSING effort PARKS, RECREATION, AND TRAILS MASTER PLAN ■ Creates a roadmap to ensure an appropriate balance of ^^ facilities, amenities and TABLE OF CONTENTS programs throughout Town . • Used as a resource for . 01 02 03 04 EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION BENEFITS& REGIONAL development of the Town ' s SUMMARY NEED CONTEXT p - arks trails and recreation 05 06 LANSING PARK LANSING PARK system over the next five to SYSTEM TODAY SYSTEM TOMORROW twenty years [ DRAFT MASTER PLAN ] ■ SECTION 01 : EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TABLE OF CONTENTS ■ SECTION 02 : INTRODUCTION ■ SECTION 03: BENEFITS AND NEED 01 oz 03 04 FOR PARKS, RECREATION AND TRAILS EXECUTIVE INTRODUCTION BENEFITS & REGIONAL SUMMARY NEED CONTEXT ■ SECTION 04: REGIONAL CONTEXT 05 06 LANSING PARK LANSING PARK ■ SECTION 05: LANSING PARKS, SYSTEM TODAY SYSTEM TOMORROW RECREATION AND TRAIL SYSTEM TODAY ■ SECTION 06: LANSING PARK SYSTEM TOMORROW - - mac- _ -`-r��-` '� ,.._ '�