Details Meeting Name: PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION Agenda status: Final Meeting date/time: 3/22/2017 5:00 PM Minutes status: Final   Meeting location: Lacamas Lodge Published agenda: Agenda Published minutes: Minutes   Meeting video: Not available   Attachments: Meeting Items (9) 9 records Group Clear sorting Clear grouping Group by Type Group by Result Export Export to Excel Export to PDF Export to Word Show: Legislation only Legislation only All agenda items File # Ver. Agenda # Name Type Title Action Result Action Details Video AI 17-075 1 A.   Action Item Approve Minutes of the February 22, 2017 Parks Commission meeting. approved   Action details Not available AI 17-067 1 A.   Action Item Eagle Scout Project     Action details Not available AI 17-068 1 B.   Action Item Parking Lot at Goodwin Road     Action details Not available AI 17-069 1 C.   Action Item Debrief - March 20th City Council Meeting     Action details Not available AI 17-070 1 D.   Action Item PRGA Study - next steps     Action details Not available AI 17-071 1 E.   Action Item Park Impact Fees     Action details Not available AI 17-074 1 F.   Action Item Unfunded Park Improvement Projects List     Action details Not available AI 17-077 1 G. 232nd Pump Station Action Item Design Review for 232nd Pump Station (City File Number DR16-11) Details: The pump station is one of three new pump stations planned within the North Shore Sewer Transmission System. The 232nd Pump Station will be located in Camp Currie, which is within the jurisdiction of Clark County. Through an interlocal agreement, the city is lead agency for all permitting for the North Shore Sewer Transmission System. For new developments in parks, the Camas Municipal Code, Section 18.32.040, states, "The Parks & Recreation Commission shall conduct design review and find that the development is generally consistent with the design standards of CMC Chapter 18.19 Design Review." Presenter: Sarah Fox, Senior Planner     Action details Not available AI 17-078 1 H. Pedestrian Bridge Action Item Design Review for Pedestrian Bridge Details: A new, 150-foot long pedestrian bridge will be constructed over Round Lake, and east of the Everett Street Bridge. The bridge will also include a sanitary sewer force main under the walking surface that will be part of the North Shore Sewer Transmission System. The north side of the bridge will be within the city's Open Space (OS) Park Zone (Parcel #124242-000) and the south side will be on Clark County park property. For new developments in park zones, the Camas Municipal Code, Section 18.32.040, states, "The Parks & Recreation Commission shall conduct design review and find that the development is generally consistent with the design standards of CMC Chapter 18.19 Design Review." Presenter: Sarah Fox, Senior Planner     Action details Not available