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PARKS, RECREATION TREES, & TRAILS ADVISORY BOARD MEETING AGENDA
January 23, 2024 1 4:30 p.m.
City Council Chambers, 540 Water Street
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Welcome, Introduction & Call to Order - Chair Debbie Jahnke
Good afternoon and welcome to this meeting of the Port Townsend Parks, Recreation, Trees & Trails
Advisory Board. The role of this Board is to assist City staff and to advise the City Council on
legislative matters concerning parks, recreation, trees and trails.
This meeting is open to the public at the City Council Chambers, virtually via this web format, and is
also being video recorded for those who could not attend the meeting today and for future
reference. Given that this meeting is in virtual format, we ask that the board members raise their
hands to be called on by the Chair. The public can do the some to comment during the public
comment periods. We take public comment at the beginning and end of the meeting.
I. Roll Call:
II. Approval of Agenda:
III. Approval of Minutes: December 19, 2023
IV. Public Comment (3 minutes per person/agenda items only):
V. Old Business (15 min)
A. Non -motorized plan process and feedback (Jeff)
VI. New Business (65 min)
A. Parking in right of way as it relates to open space, trees, and stormwater - (Jeff)
B. Road master plan — criteria — roads, open space, and trail corridors (Steve)
C. Stormwater rates and urban forestry program (Steve)
D. Westside park —two properties to consider for RCO grant — (Michael and Carrie) -
VII. Staff update — (10 min)
A. Update on naming Skate Park (Michael)
VII. Next Regularly Scheduled Meeting: February 27, 2024
VIII. Public Comment:
IX. Adjourn:
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Meeting Minutes
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December 19th, 2023 1 4:30 p.m. I Virtual or In Person Meeting
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Welcome, Introduction & Call to Order - Chair Debbie Jahnke
Good afternoon and welcome to this meeting of the Port Townsend Parks, Recreation, Trees & Trails
Advisory Board. The role of this Board is to assist City staff and to advise the City Council on
legislative matters concerning parks, recreation, trees and trails.
This meeting is open to the public at the City Council Chambers, virtually via this web format, and is
also being video recorded for those who could not attend the meeting today and for future
reference. Given that this meeting is in virtual format, we ask that the board members raise their
hands to be called on by the Chair. The public can do the some to comment during the public
comment periods. We take public comment at the beginning and end of the meeting.
I. Roll Call:
Pamela Adams and Jennifer Rotermund - Excused absences
Present: Debbie Jahnke, Matthew Miner, Russell Hill, Becci Kimball, Jim Todd
Staff: Steve King, Michael Todd, Adrian Smith, Emma Bolin (remote)
II. Approval of Agenda: Special meeting, agenda cannot be changed
III. Approval of Minutes: October 23, 2023
Approved by consensus, noting the need for it to be on letterhead
IV. Public Comment (3 minutes per person/agenda items only):
No public comments received via publiccomment@cityofpt.us or prtab@cityofpt.us. Jim made a
comment as a member of the public regarding favorable neighborhood response to the edge lane road on
Fir, but that it needs another speed sign. Becci inquired about the status of the edge lane road video; it is
not yet finished with production.
V. Old Business:
A. Kiosk review including Kah Tai Map Draft for park kiosk — (Michael) —10 min
Michael Todd shared a presentation reviewing 2022 Banked Capacity projects. (See attached
presentation.) Michael spoke first about all banked capacity projects in parks. Steve explained
about banked capacity origin and allocation. Michael provided information about the location
and content of the various park kiosks. Discussion continued about the signage in Cappy's Trails
and what plans were to differentiate JLT from city parcels. Steve explained the efforts to
differentiate and protect Cappy's Trails parcels. Trails are named in concert with the ROW names.
Michael provided a copy of the first map for the kiosk at Kah Tai. Positive comments were
received from the board on the map; it shows the location of the nearest dog park since all our
other parks are signed on leash. He provided information about the Bishop Play Park accessibility
and Chetzemoka kitchen shelter issues. Sather and Bishop Parks are next for maps. Board
recommended adding directions to the Dove House property nearby and a QR code for the Parks
Foundation in the future for opportunities to volunteer and/or donate. Kiosks are intended to
include park rules.
Michael and Russell shared the successful volunteer efforts to install stairs along the Mountain
View Dog Park fence for better ADA access as well as the quarter minus walking trail around the
perimeter.
VI. New Business (65 min)
A. Public Comment — new form versus old email system. Public Comment Submission (fillout.com)
beginning December 1, 2023.
B. Welcome new Council liaison MickHager, thank outgoing liaison Howard
C. PRTTAB role in Comprehensive Plan update (Steve)
Adrian, Emma, and Steve provided some context and nuances to the comprehensive planning
effort and how the PRTTAB will be involved. The primary issue is timing, not input per se. Adrian
provided a letter to the PRTTAB notifying the board officially that Planning reviews our
Comprehensive Plan every ten years. A new climate change element will be added. We have a
subcommittee in place (Jim Todd, Becci Kimball and Pam Adams) for open space review. City will
include an update to the Transportation Element, but not necessarily the Transportation
Functional Plan. Much work has been completed in the Transportation realm associated with the
Comprehensive Streets Program and the annual adoption of the Six Year Transportation
Improvement Plan. The priority need is an updated Nonmotorized Transportation Plan, an effort
Jeff will be leading. One goal is to look at concurrency differently. For example, traditional Level
of Service focuses on traffic volumes. Maybe we need to consider LOS as Level of Stress for all
road users and especially non -motorized users. The intent of this effort is to focus efforts on
topics so that the board can weigh in and fill the role of advisory to the Non -motorized and Comp
Plan update process. Recommendations for open space, non -motorized transportation, trails,
and trees will go before the Planning Commission for incorporation into the Comprehensive Plan.
Ultimately the Planning Commission will make recommendations to the City Council for final
adoption.
Emma noted the early provision of the letter as this board is likely to be among the most tactile.
Councilmember MickHager asked about us reading the current Comprehensive Plan. Goals and
policies are aspirational; Steve says to look at those elements that have not happened. Emma
wants us to condense and simplify, be graphic focused, think about content and presentation.
Urban forests - the word 'tree' is elusive in the current Plan with a quick search. Comprehensive
Plan sets direction and then we follow up with code changes. Many codes require consistency
analysis for some purposes. Comprehensive Plan doesn't use 'should' language. Graphics are
often a last step. Adrian will start with a line in line out version. Their letter requested
information about which elements the PRTTAB wants to be involved with. The board responded
with Land Use, Transportation, and Capital Facilities, sections of which are in the PROS Plan.
D. Nonmotorized Plan update approach (Steve)
Steve noted that Jeff Kostechka will be leading the effort and that the update needs to be
completed by end of year of 2024. All the planning and engineering team will be involved.
PRTTAB would like to be involved.
E. TreeCity renewal and Tree Equity Score Map (Debbie)
(https://www.treeeguityscore.org/map#12.46/48.12096/-122.78295)
The interactive tree equity map from American Forests was presented. The map shows census
blocks where tree canopy is less than 50%. 50% canopy coverage is the '100%' goal shown by the
map. Low canopy coverage is correlated with poverty distribution. Community involvement and
public engagement are very important to DNR efforts. DNR used high resolution tree canopy
estimates made available for grant use, Emma showed the calculation used.
Public comment by Steve Mader suggested that we look at the assumptions and disclaimers
for a holistic view concerning public health as there are other factors that provide
environmental and community health benefits. Tree Equity Index is a guide only with many
caveats. Disclaimers include when water is in the region. Cultural and other resources can also
play a role, with concerns that 50% coverage won't change microclimates.
F. Tree inventory discussion (Steve, Debbie)
The tree subcommittee is in the process of reviewing and updating a city tree list. Progress is
being made, although it is a challenge to select which characteristics are most useful to
include.
G. RCO Grant application planning (Steve)
Consideration is that in 2024 the City will develop a small master plan for a park property in preparation
for an RCO grant application. The board suggested that a west side park (new park) would be a priority.
Applications will be due summer of 2025. Master planning is a 3-4 month process. Reference was made to
7 parks that were master planned in years past by Councilmember MickHager. Staff will try to find the
old plans for reference.
H. Staff update — (20 min)
1. Chetzemoka Kitchen Shelter Update - Michael discussed issues with the kitchen shelter in
VI. Old Business A. above.
2. Park Host site - Michael has an interested person, seasonal staff from the summer. A small
security fence is necessary for host site and they hope to be ready by end of January or early
February. Emma clarified that permits were required for proximity to wetland, shoreline, etc.
VII. Next Regularly Scheduled Meeting: January 23, 2024
VIII. Public Comment: none
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IX. Adjourn: 6:00 pm
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