HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 4707 ORDINANCE NO. 4707
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND § 97.070 OF THE CODE OF
FAYETTEVILLE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT
LAKES FAYETTEVILLE, SEQUOYAH AND WILSON (B)
(1 ) PERMITS AND (C) FEES.
WHEREAS, the City Council Ordinance Review Committee recommended increases for
use of city lakes and boat docks; and
WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommended a modified version
of the increase in user fees for City Council approval.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1 : That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals
§ 97.070 (B)(1 ) and (C) to be replaced as shown below:
"§ 97.070 (B) Permits for fishing and boating
"( 1 ) Permits:
(a) Season boating and fishing permit (65 and older) $40.00
(b) Season boating and fishing permit (16-64) $50.00
(c) Daily boating and fishing permit (65 and older) $ 5.00
(d) Daily boating and fishing permit ( 16-64) $ 6.00
(e) Season bank or dock fishing permit (65 and older) $20.00
(f) Season bank or dock fishing permit (16-64) $30.00
(g) Daily bank or dock fishing permit (65 and older) $ 2.00
(h) Daily bank or dock fishing permit (16-64) $ 3 .00
(i) Daily fishing permit (under 16 with
permitted adult) Free."
"(C) Boat docking — Boat docking shall be permitted at the
boat docks at Lake Sequoyah and Lake Fayetteville on a space
available basis to season boating and fishing permit holders
for the following per boat annual fees:
( 1 ) Lake Fayetteville
(a) City resident $250.00
(b) Non-resident $325 .00
(2) Lake Sequoyah $ 100.00."
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PASSED and APPROVED this 7t' day of June 2005 .
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
To: Mayor Dan Coody and City Council
Thru: Gary Dumas, Operations Director
From: Connie Edmonston, Parks and Recreation Director
Date: May 20, 2005
Subject: Lake Recreation Fees
Information requested by City Council at the May 17, 2005 meeting is addressed below.
Number of citizens on the lake boat stall waiting list is as follows:
Lake Sequoyah: There are 65 boat stalls of which 20 are not currently rented.
There are no citizens on a waiting list.
Lake Fayetteville: There are 43 boat stalls with a waiting list of 29 citizens.
Number of boat stalls that are currently rented to citizens that are not using the
lake.
Lake Sequoyah: 21 citizens
Lake Fayetteville: 10 citizens
Dry outdoor boat storage costs in Fayetteville and Springdale.
• Dry Storage
Business Monthly Yearly
10% discount for year, 5% for 6
Allied Self Storage 85 E 15th Fayetteville $25 $270 months
Arkansas Self Storage 2325 N Gregg, Fayetteville $30 $360 $10 set up fee
1199 Malty Wagnon Rd,
D&D Storage Fayetteville $20 $240 14 months for payment of 12
Kev Port Self Storage 1660 N College, Fayetteville $22 $242 $15 deposit, pay 11 months - 12th free
Lake Side Self Storage 645 W 265 Springdale $25 $300 no discounts
Armstong Storage Center 2084 S Armstrong, Fayetteville $25 $275 $15 deposit, pay 11 months - 12th free
All Star Storage 1821E Hwy 264 Springdale $20 $240 $5 deposit
Note: Fees do not include tax.
RECOMMENDATION
Jim Black, who has been the Lake Fayetteville Boatdock Operator for the past seventeen
years, made the follow recommendations for the Lake Recreation Fees.
Daily Boating and Fishing: $6/day
Daily Boating and Fishing Sr. Citizen: $5/day
Daily Bank/Dock Fishing: $3/day
Daily Bank/Dock Fishing Sr. Citizen: $2/day
Season Boating and Fishing: $50
• Season Boating and Fishing Sr. Citizen: $40
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Season Bank/Dock Fishing: $30
Season Bank/Dock Fishing Sr. Citizen: $20
Lake Fayetteville
Boat Stall Rental Fayetteville Resident: $300
($250 Stall Fee + $50 Season Boating and Fishing Permit)
Boat Stall Rental Fay. Resident Sr. Citizen: $290
($250 Stall Fee + $40 Season Boating and Fishing Permit)
Boat Stall Rental Non-Resident: $375
($325 Stall Fee + $50 Season Boating and Fishing Permit)
Boat Stall Rental Non-Resident Sr. Citizen: $365
($325 Stall Fee + $40 Season Boating and Fishing Permit)
Lake Seauovah
Boat Stall Rental: $150
($100 Stall Fee + $50 Season Boating and Fishing Permit)
Boat Stall Rental Sr. Citizen: $ 140
($ 100 Stall Fee + $40 Season Boating and Fishing/ Permit)
DISCUSSION:
Jim Black recommends combining the boating and fishing fee, a practice utilized by the
Corp of Engineers. The Corp's boating/fishing fee is $4 per day plus a car entry fee of
$3. The combination would simplify the fees charged and eliminate the practice of • .
paying for a boat, and later deciding to fish without a permit. The fee would be the same
for all types of boats including fishing boats, canoes and kayaks. The final change would
be to combine the Season Boating and Fishing Permit with the Annual Stall Rental Fee.
This would eliminate the current problem of collecting these permit fees and would be
less complicated to monitor.
Jim Black recommends a citizen should use their boat at least 10 times a year in order to
keep their boat stall. This could be a policy for Lake Fayetteville only because at Lake
Sequoyah there are currently 20 stalls not rented and the City is at least receiving the
revenue for stall rental even though it is used for storage.
Attached is the Parks and Recreation Lake Revenue table that includes the Ordinance
Review, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (DRAB), and the Boat Dock Contractor's
recommendations. The Boat Dock Contractor's recommendation would charge $6 daily
for boating and fishing and $50 for season boating and fishing; whereas, PRAB
recommendation would charge $9 daily for boating and fishing and $80 for season
boating and fishing. With the Boat Dock Contractor's recommendation, boating is
offered only as a combination fee with fishing as opposed to having both options.
General/City Commit Lake Fens Revised
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City Council Meeting of May 17, 2005
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
To: Mayor and City Council
Thru: Gary Dumas, Director of Operations ll,,
From: Connie Edmonston, Parks and Recreation DirectorVl� `
Date: April 15, 2005
Subject: An amendment to Ordinance 4168 regarding Lake Recreation Fees.
RECOMMENDATION
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) recommends City Council to amend
Ordinance 4168, increasing Lake Recreation Fees at Lake Fayetteville and Lake •
Sequoyah. Further, Parks and Recreation Staff recommends amending this ordinance
assigning the Mayor, or his/her designee, to review these fees on an annual basis
determining the annual permit/rental fees according to the Fee Policy.
BACKGROUND
In February 2005, Parks and Recreation Staff met with the Ordinance Review Committee
concerning fee based services offered by the Parks and Recreation Division. Among the
fee based services evaluated was the lake revenues. The conclusion of the Ordinance
Review Committee was to increase the stall rental fees, leaving the daily and season fees
the same.
At the March 7, 2005 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) meeting, PRAB
tabled the decision to increase lake fees in order to encourage public input. One month
later at the April 4, 2005 meeting, PRAB listened to several concerned citizens who
expressed their dislike of the 100% increase of the boat stalls. PRAB recognized the need
for an increase in user fees, but preferred to spread the increase across the entire user
group, instead of only to participants renting stalls. (See attached proposed fees and
predicted revenue.)
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Below is the proposed fees as recommended by PRAB.
Current Fee Proposed Fee
Daily Fishing $2 $3
Senior Citizen $ 1 $2
Daily Boating $2 $6
Senior Citizen $ 1 $5
Season Fishing $20 $30
Senior Citizen $ 15 $20
Season Boating $20 $50
Senior Citizen $15 $40
Lake Fayetteville Stall Rental $200 $250
Non Resident $260 $325
• Lake Sequoyah Stall Rental $ 80 $ 100
DISCUSSION
If City Council passes the amendment as Staff proposes, it will do two things. First, the
Lake Recreation fees will be increased. This increase, as proposed and passed by PRAB,
will increase lake revenues by approximately $31 ,000 per year. In 2004, Lake Revenues
were $47,805. If participation numbers remain equal to the 2004 numbers, revenues at
the new rates will be $79,050. The fees would become effective January 1 , 2006. The
last increase in fees at the lakes was on June 1, 1999.
Second, if Council approves, the decision to delegate the determination of fees will be
assigned to the Mayor or his/her designee. This will be consistent with current practices
on park facility rental and swimming pool fees. Annually, PRAB and Staff will review
the fees to be consistent with the City's Fee Policy.
Attached are PRAB minutes, fee proposal/predicted revenue, and previous Lake
Recreation Ordinance. If you have any questions, please call me at 444.3471 .
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ORDINANCE NO. •
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §97.070 OF THE CODE OF
FAYETTEVILLE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT LAKES
FAYETTEVILLE, SEQUOYAH AND WILSON (B) (1)
PERMITS AND (C) FEES
WHEREAS, the City Council Ordinance Review Committee recommended increases for
use of city lakes and boat docks; and
WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommended a modified version
of the increase in user fees for City Council approval.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1 : That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals
§97.070 (B)(1) and (C) to be replaced as shown below:
"§97.070 (B) Permits for fishing and boating
"(1) Permits:
(a) Season fishing permit (65 and older) $20.00
(b) Season fishing permit (16-64) $30.00
(c) Daily fishing permit (65 and older) $ 2.00 •
(d) Daily fishing permit (16-64) $ 3.00
(e) Daily fishing permit (under 16 with
permitted adult) Free."
"(C) Boat docking — Boat docking shall be permitted at the
boat docks at Lake Sequoyah and Lake Fayetteville on a space
available basis for the following per boat annual fees:
(1) Lake Fayetteville
(a) City resident $250.00
(b) Non-resident $325.00
(2) Lake Sequoyah $100.00."
PASSED and APPROVED this 17th day of May, 2005.
APPROV:
By: D
DAN GOODY, Mayor
ATTEST:
By:
SONDRA SMITH, City Clerk
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jAlternative Revenue Enhancement
2004 Permits Current Proposed Proposed
Revenue
Sold Fee Fee Revenue
Daily Fishing 6793 $2 $13,586 $3 $20,379
Seniors 613 $1 $613 $2 $1 ,226
Daily Boating 1810 $2 $3,620 $6 $10,860
Seniors 201 $1 $201 $5 $1 ,005
Season Fishing 369 $20 $7,380 $30 $11 ,070
Seniors 132 $15 $1 ,980 $20 $2,640
Season Boating 183 $20 $3,660 $50 $90150
Seniors 83 $15 $1 ,245 $40 $3,320
L. Fay. Stall Rental 24 $200 $49800 $250 $6,000
L. Fay. Stall Non-Residential 20 $260 $5,200 $325 $6,500
L. Seq. Stall 69 $80 $5,520 $100 $6,900
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Meeting Minutes
March 7, 2005
Opening :
The regular meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was called to order at 5 : 35
p. m , on March 7, 2005 in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at 113 West
Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas by Jerry Bailey.
Present:
j Parks and Recreation Advisory Board members Bailey, Mauritson, Harrison, Davidson,
( Langsner, Marley and Pawlik Holmes; City staff Jumper, Hatfield, Edmonston, Mihalevich,
Whillock, Wright and Audience.
9. Lake Recreation Fee Proposal: Connie Edmonston
Edmonston reported that after extensive study on Park's fee-based services the
iOrdinance Review Committee has requested an increase in boat stall rental fees.
Mauritson asked if the increase would make up the deficit of the costs versus fees .
Edmonston said that Staff's choice would be to have gradual increases over a few
years rather than a large increase at one time.
Bailey said public input should be solicited to determine how they feel . •
` Davidson stated that the benchmarking that's been done Is not on comparable
property because we have city lakes and the only nearby comparison is Beaver Lake.
Bailey said he had tried to look at other states lakes and there's no comparison to go
j' by. He suggested focusing on paying the bills due to lack of an average to compare
Fayetteville's costs.
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Maruitson suggested discussion be tabled to collect input and asked if a notice to the
public will be posted at both Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah.
Edmonston confirmed that would be the case...a notice would be posted.
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Bailey moved to table the proposal for 30 day public input,
Mauritson seconded,
The motion was approved 7-0-0 with Mauritson, Bailey, Davidson, Harrison,
Pawlik-Holmes, Langsner and Marley voting `yes', and Hill absent for the vote.
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Meeting Minutes April 4, 2005
Opening :
The regular meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was called to order at
5 : 35 p. m . on March 7, 2005 in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at
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113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas by Jerry Bailey.
Present:
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board members Hill , Bailey, Harrison , Langsner, Marley,
Davidson, Mauritson, and Park Staff Hatfield , Edmonston , Mihalevich, Coles, Whillock,
Wright and Audience . Scout Troop 116 sponsored by Lake Sequoyah Church was in
attendance as part of a badge requirement to attend a board meeting .
3. Lake Recreation Fees: Tabled from March 7, 2005 PRAB Meeting
Connie Edmonston said the Lake Recreation Fees issue had been tabled from the
March Board meeting in order to allow for public input. She stated that several
phone calls had been received raising concern about the amount of increase in
the original recommended increase. She said an alternate plan has been
developed by Parks Staff that will provide for smaller fee increases.
Harrison voiced concern about the original recommended increase for seniors.
The increase will cause hardship for seniors on fixed incomes. He suggested the
i alternate plan is an acceptable alternative.
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Bailey said he is uncomfortable with the alternative plan due to the shortfall to
cover expenses and pointed out that many cities charge as much as double the
charges currently in place at Fayetteville lakes.
Bob Reynolds, a citizen, stated that most people fishing at Lake Fayetteville are
65 and older and he believes the alternative will serve as a starting point with
increases phased in over time.
Bobby Farrell, a citizen , said he favors the alternative noting that the highest
percentage of users of the lakes are senior citizens on fixed incomes and
therefore would be most heavily impacted by the increase. He said he favors the
alternative plan .
Wendell Johnson, a citizen, said he uses Lake Sequoyah and noted 90% of
fishermen on Lake Sequoyah are 65 or older. He said he's not against an
Increase but wanted to point out that the comparison with Beaver Lake may not
be appropriate due to the size of boats on the city's lakes being much smaller
than the boats on Beaver Lake .
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Glen Riggins, a citizen, noted that the condition of the facilities at Lake Sequoyah
Is poor. He also pointed out that the use of the walking trails has no charge so
questioned the increase of fishing fees .
Bailey suggested 100% Increase as proposed in the original plan for non-seniors
and the alternative plan for seniors only.
Mauritson noted that stall rentals are increased by 100% at Lake Sequoyah while
Lake Fayetteville would be increased only 50% . He asked if that increase can be
made equitable.
Edmonston explained that Lake Sequoyah is in need of more repairs and work
than Lake Fayetteville. She also reported that the Ordinance Review Committee
is revisiting all city fees charged . They are reviewing to make sure all fees
recoup 75% of the cost to run the facilities.
PRAB Motion :
Mauritson moved to accept staff recommendation of Alternative Revenue
Enhancement plan (shown below).
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The motion was seconded by Davidson.
The motion was approved 6-0-0 with Mauritson, Bailey, Langsner, •
Davidson, Harrison, Hill and Marley voting `yes' and Pawlik-Holmes
absent for the vote.
Alternative Revenue Enhancement
2004 Proposed Proposed
Permits Fee Revenue Fee Revenue
Daily Fishing 6793 $2 $13,586 $3 $20,379
Seniors 613 $1 $613 $2 $1 ,226
Daily Boating 1810 $2 $3,620 $6 $10,860
Seniors 201 $1 $201 $5 $1 ,005
Season Fishing 369 $20 $7,380 $30 $11 ,070
Seniors 132 $15 $1 ,980 $20 $29640
Season Boating 183 $20 $3,660 $50 $9,150
Seniors 83 $15 $1 ,245 $40 $3,320
L. Fay. Stall Rental 24 $200 $4,800 $250 $6,000
L. Fay. Stall Non-
Residential 20 $260 $5,200 $325 $69500
L. Seq. Stall 69 $80 $5,520 $100 $6,900
Total $47,805 $799050
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ORDINANCE No, albs MICROFILMED
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 97.070,
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT LAKES FAYETTEVILLE,
SEQUOYAH AND WILSON, OF THE CODE OF
FAYEITEVILLE, TO INCREASE FEES AND PROVIDE
MISCELLANEOUS OTHER REVISIONS REGARDING LAKE
USAGE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,
ARKANSAS:
Section 1. That §97.070, Recreational Activities at Lakes Fayetteville, Sequoyah and
Wilson, of the Code of Fayetteville, is hereby deleted and the following shall be inserted in its
stead:
§97,070 Recreational activities at Lakes Fayetteville, Sequoyah and Wilson.
A, Hours, Lake Fayetteville, Lake Sequoyah, and Lake Wilson shall be
open to the general public throughout the year from sunrise to sunset daily and shall
be closed each day from sunset.to. sunrise; provided, each lake shall be closed
Thanksgiving Day. The boat docks shall beclosed on December 24th and shall
remain closed through January 14th
B. Permits for fishing and boating.
L Permits;
Season Fishing Permit - $20 per individual for both lakes.(65 & over $15)
Season Boating Permit- $20 per individual for both lakes, (65 & over $15)
Daily Fishing permits- $2 per individual for each lake. (65 & over $1)
Daily Boating/Launching Permits- $2 per individual for each lake. (65 & over $ 1)
2- Misc.
a. Each person 16 years of age or older is required to
purchase a fishing permit for fishing on each lake or any stream within the
City owned lake property.
ItA boating permit applies to the boat rather than the occupants
thereof.
C. All daily permits are only good during the day of purchase.
C. Boat docking, Boat docking shall be permitted at the boat docks at
Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah on a space available basis.
Fees:
Lake Fayetteville- Residents - $200 annually per boat
Non -Residents -$260 annually per boat
Lake Sequoyah - $80 annually per boat.
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June 1, 1999
D. Fishing. All fishing shall he done only from the lake bank or boat. No
wading, swimming, or belly boats shall be permitted. Arkansas Game and -Fish
regulations shall control the number and size of fish which may be caught,
however, the Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Division may provide additional
requirements necessary to manage the fish population. All persons should check
with the boat dock. operator before fishing. It shall be unlawful for any person
fishing to use trot lines, set lines, limb fines, cast nets, yo-yo's or jug fishing.
E. Boating. A boating permit for each boat must be purchased before its
use on the lake. All boats must be docked at the boat landing at lake closing time.
No boats except those used by lake employees will be docked at any other location
on the lake.
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F. Place of entry. All persons are warned to enter the lake for boating or
fishing only through the entrance at the lake office. Persons entering the lake
property from any other location shall be considered trespassing and subject to
prosecution.
G. Use of motors on boats. 11
1. In the event that motors are used on boats, the boats shall be
operated in such a manner that they will not endanger other boats or the occupants
thereof and shall not be operated in such a manner as to create heavy waves.
causing undue erosion of the shoreline.
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2. No boats shall be permitted within 500. feet of the spillway of
Lake Sequoyah.
3. No houseboats, water skiing, or jet skis allowed. Speeding and
boat racing is not permitted and each outboard motor operator is cautioned to
operate his motor in a safe and cautious manner. Failure to abide by this.
requirement will cause loss ofboating permit.. The dock operator shall ievoke the
boating permit of any boat which in his judgment is unsafe, overloaded, or operated
in a careless manner.
4. All state laws governing boats must he complied with before
using a boat on any City lake. Facilities for docking or landing of boats will be
i provided, however, the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, will not be responsible for
I any damage or theft of boats, motors or equipment left in boats at docks.
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.OrdinanceNo. 4168
Junel,1999
H. Picnicking or other recreati%onal activities. Picnickingis permitted
on any part of Lake Fayetteville, Lake Sequoyah, or Lake Wilson or land
surrounding said lakes, except within restricted nature areas,'wbich is controlled by
the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Overnight camping is allowed only by special
group permit.
L Committing nuisances. No person shall commit any nuisance while on
Lake Fayettevillt:6 Lake Sequoyah, and Lake Wilson or any of the land surrounding
the lakes belonging to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, nor shall any trash or
other materials be thrown into the lakes or left about the shore line or on the
premises of any lake.
J. Fishing and boating prohibited near intake tower. No one shall climb
upon,. enter, or fish from the intake towers of the lakes.
K. Fishing on stream below. dam. State laws governing fishing below
dams shall be applicable on City property. Fishing permits are required to fish in
the stream on City property below the dams.
L. Firearms and hinting. No firearms, hunting or trapping will be
permitted on City owned property at any time.
M. Use of motor vehicles. No person at Lake. Fayetteville, Lake
Sequoyah, or lake Wilson shall drive a motor vehicle or ride a motorcycle, ATV
or bicycle on other than a paved vehicular road or path designated for that purpose.
N. Revoking permits, The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas; shall have the
right to revoke any permit issued under this ordinance if it is determined that the
permittee willfirlly violated any of the provisions of this ordinance. When a permit
is revoked, there will be no refimds.
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red Hamra, Mayor .
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City of Fayetteville
Staff Review Form
City Council Agenda Items
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Contracts
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City Council Meeting Data
Parks and Recreation
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Action Required:
Amendment to Ordinance 4168, increasing Lake Recreation Fees at Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah, as
as, assigning the Mayor or his/her designee to review these fees on an annual basis determining the annual
permit/rental fees.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
To: Mayor Dan Coody and City Council
Thru: Gary Dumas, Operations Director
From: Connie Edmonston, Parks and Recreation Director
Date: May 20, 2005
Subject: Lake Recreation Fees
Information requested by City Council at the May 17, 2005 meeting is addressed below.
Number of citizens on the lake boat stall waiting list is as follows:
Lake Sequoyah: There are 65 boat stalls of which 20 are not currently rented.
There are no citizens on a waiting list.
Lake Fayetteville: There are 43 boat stalls with a waiting list of 28 citizens.
Number of boat stalls that are currently rented to citizens that are not using the
lake.
Lake
Sequoyah:
21
citizens
Lake
Fayetteville:
10
citizens
Dry outdoor boat storage costs in Fayetteville and Springdale.
Dry Storage
Business
Month!
Yearly
Allied Self Storage
85 E 15th, Fayetteville
$25
$270
10% discount for year, 5% for 6
months
Arkansas Self Storage
2325 N Gregg, Fayetteville
$30
$360
$10 set up fee
D&D Storage
1199 Mally Wagnon Rd,
Fayetteville
$20
$240
14 months for payment of 12
Key Port Self Storage
1660 N College, Fayetteville
$22
$242
$15 deposit, pay 11 months -12th free
Lake Side Self Store a
645 W 265, S ri dale
$25
$300
no discounts
Armston Store a Center
2084 S Annstron , Fayetteville
$25
$275
$15 deposit, pay 11 months - 12th free
All Star Storage
1821E Hwy 264, Springdale
$20
$240
$5 de sit
" Note: Fees do not include tax.
RECOMMENDATION
Jim Black, who has been the Lake Fayetteville Boatdock Operator for the past seventeen
years, made the follow recommendations for the Lake Recreation Fees.
Daily
Boating
and
Fishing:
$6/day
Daily
Boating
and
Fishing Sr. Citizen:
$5/day
Daily
Bank/Dock
Fishing:
$3/day
Daily
Bank/Dock
Fishing Sr. Citizen:
$2/day
Season
Boating
and
Fishing:
$50
Season
Boating
and
Fishing Sr. Citizen:
$40
City Council Meeting of
Agenda Item Number
Season
Bank/Dock
Fishing:
$30
Season
Bank/Dock
Fishing
Sr. Citizen:
$20
Lake Favetteville
Boat
Stall Rental Fayetteville
Resident:
$300
($250 Stall Fee + $50
Season
Boating
and Fishing Permit)
Boat
Stall Rental Fay. Resident Sr. Citizen:
$290
($250 Stall Fee + $40
Season
Boating
and Fishing Permit)
Boat
Stall Rental Non -Resident:
$375
($325 Stall Fee + $50
Season
Boating
and Fishing Permit)
Boat
Stall Rental Non -Resident Sr. Citizen:
$365
($325 Stall Fee + $40
Season
Boating
and Fishing Permit)
Lake
Seguoyah
Boat
Stall Rental:
$150
($100 Stall Fee + $50
Season
Boating
and Fishing Permit)
Boat
Stall Rental Sr. Citizen:
$140
($100 Stall Fee + $40
Season
Boating
and Fishing/ Permit)
DISCUSSION:
Jim Black recommends combining the boating and fishing fee, a practice utilized by the
Corp of Engineers. The Corp's boating/fishing fee is $4 per day plus a car entry fee of
$3. The combination would simplify the fees charged and eliminate the practice of
paying for a boat, and later deciding to fish without a permit. The fee would be the same
for all types of boats including fishing boats, canoes and kayaks. The final change would
be to combine the Season Boating and Fishing Permit with the Annual Stall Rental Fee.
This would eliminate the current problem of collecting these permit fees and would be
less complicated to monitor.
Jim Black recommends a citizen should use their boat at least 10 times a year in order to
keep their boat stall. This could be a policy for Lake Fayetteville only because at Lake
Sequoyah there are currently 20 stalls not rented and the City is at least receiving the
revenue for stall rental even though it is used for storage.
Attached is the Parks and Recreation Lake Revenue table that includes the Ordinance
Review, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB), and the Boat Dock Contractor's
recommendations. The Boat Dock Contractor's recommendation would charge $6 daily
for boating and fishing and $50 for season boating and fishing; whereas, PRAB
recommendation would charge $9 daily for boating and fishing and $80 for season
boating and fishing. With the Boat Dock Contractor's recommendation, boating is
offered only as a combination fee with fishing as opposed to having both options.
General/City CowciV Lake Fees Revised
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City Council Meeting of May 17, 2005
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
To: Mayor and City Council
Thru: Gary Dumas, Director of Operations
From: Connie Edmonston, Parks and Recreation Director�Q•L�'
Date: April 15, 2005
Subject: An amendment to Ordinance 4168 regarding Lake Recreation Fees.
RECOMMENDATION
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) recommends City Council to amend
Ordinance 4168, increasing Lake Recreation Fees at Lake Fayetteville and Lake
Sequoyah. Further, Parks and Recreation Staff recommends amending this ordinance
assigning the Mayor, or his/her designee, to review these fees on an annual basis
determining the annual permit/rental fees according to the Fee Policy.
BACKGROUND
In February 2005, Parks and Recreation Staff met with the Ordinance Review Committee
concerning fee based services offered by the Parks and Recreation Division. Among the
fee based services evaluated was the lake revenues. The conclusion of the Ordinance
Review Committee was to increase the stall rental fees, leaving the daily and season fees
the same.
At the March 7, 2005 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) meeting, PRAB
tabled the decision to increase lake fees in order to encourage public input. One month
later at the April 4, 2005 meeting, PRAB listened to several concerned citizens who
expressed their dislike of the 100% increase of the boat stalls. PRAB recognized the need
for an increase in user fees, but preferred to spread the increase across the entire user
group, instead of only to participants renting stalls. (See attached proposed fees and
predicted revenue.)
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Below is the proposed fees as recommended by PRAB.
Current Fee Proposed Fee
Daily Fishing $2 $3
Senior Citizen $1 $2
Daily Boating $2 $6
Senior Citizen $1 $5
Season Fishing $20 $30
Senior Citizen $15 $20
Season Boating $20 $50
Senior Citizen $15 $40
Lake Fayetteville Stall Rental $200 $250
Non Resident $260 $325
Lake Sequoyah Stall Rental $ 80 $100
DISCUSSION
If City Council passes the amendment as Staff proposes, it will do two things. First, the
Lake Recreation fees will be increased. This increase, as proposed and passed by PRAB,
will increase lake revenues by approximately $31,000 per year. In 2004, Lake Revenues
were $47,805. If participation numbers remain equal to the 2004 numbers, revenues at
the new rates will be $79,050. The fees would become effective January 1, 2006. The
last increase in fees at the lakes was on June 1, 1999.
Second, if Council approves, the decision to delegate the determination of fees will be
assigned to the Mayor or his/her designee. This will be consistent with current practices
on park facility rental and swimming pool fees. Annually, PRAB and Staff will review
the fees to be consistent with the City's Fee Policy.
Attached are PRAB minutes, fee proposal/predicted revenue, and previous Lake
Recreation Ordinance. If you have any questions, please call me at 444.3471.
11
ORDINANCE NO,
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §97.070 OF THE CODE OF
FAYETTEVILLE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT LAKES
FAYETTEVILLE, SEQUOYAH AND WILSON (B) (1)
PERMITS AND (C) FEES
WHEREAS, the City Council Ordinance Review Committee recommended increases for
use of city lakes and boat docks; and
WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommended a modified version
of the increase in user fees for City Council approval.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals
§97.070 (B)(1) and (C) to be replaced as shown below:
"§97.070 (B) Permits for fishing and boating
"(1) Permits:
(a) Season fishing permit (65 and older) $20.00
(b) Season fishing permit (16-64) $30.00
(c) Daily fishing permit (65 and older) $ 2.00
(d) Daily fishing permit (16-64) $ 3.00
(e) Daily fishing permit (under 16 with
permitted adult) Free."
"(C) Boat docking — Boat docking shall be permitted at the
boat docks at Lake Sequoyah and Lake Fayetteville on a space
available basis for the following per boat annual fees:
(1) Lake Fayetteville
(a)
City resident
$250.00
(b)
Non-resident
$325.00
(2) Lake Sequoyah $100.00."
PASSED and APPROVED this 17thday of May, 2005.
ATTEST:
By:
SONDRA SMITH, City Clerk
APPROV���
By: D
DAN GOODY, Mayor
Alternative
Revenue
Enhancement
2004
Permits
Current
Revenue
Proposed
Proposed
Sold
Fee
Fee
Revenue
Daily Fishing
6793
$2
$13,586
$3
$20,379
Seniors
613
$1
$613
$2
$1,226
Daily Boating
1810
$2
$3,620
$6
$10,860
Seniors
201
$1
$201
$5
$1,005
Season Fishing
369
$20
$7,380
$30
$11,070
Seniors
132
$15
$1,980
$20
$2,640
Season Boating
183
$20
$3,660
$50
$9,150
Seniors
83
$15
$1,245
$40
$3,320
L. Fay. Stall Rental
24
$200
$4,800
$250
$6,000
L. Fay. Stall Non -Residential
20
$260
$5,200
$325
$6,500
L. Seq. Stall
69
$80
$5,520
$100
$6,900
Total
$47,805
$79,050
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Meeting Minutes
March 7, 2005
Opening:
The regular meeting of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was called to order at 5:35
p.m. on March 7, 2005 in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at 113 West
Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas by Jerry Bailey,
Present:
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board members Bailey, Mauritson, Harrison, Davidson,
Langsner, Marley and Pawlik Holmes; City staff Jumper, Hatfield, Edmonston, Mihalevich,
Whillock, Wright and Audience.
9, Lake Recreation Fee Proposal: Connie Edmonston
Edmonston reported that after extensive study on Park's fee -based services the
Ordinance Review Committee has requested an increase in boat stall rental fees.
Mauritson asked if the increase would make up the deficit of the costs versus fees.
Edmonston said that Staff's choice would be to have gradual increases over a few
years rather than a large increase at one time.
Bailey said public input should be solicited to determine how they feel.
Davidson stated that the benchmarking that's been done is not on comparable
property because we have city lakes and the only nearby comparison is Beaver Lake.
Bailey said he had tried to look at other states lakes and there's no comparison to go
by. He suggested focusing on paying the bills due to lack of an average to compare
Fayetteville's costs.
Maruitson suggested discussion be tabled to collect input and asked if a notice to the
public will be posted at both Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah.
Edmonston confirmed that would be the case ... a notice would be posted.
Bailey moved to table the proposal for 30 day public input.
Mauritson seconded.
The motion was
approved
7-0-0 with
Mauritson,
Bailey, Davidson, Harrison,
Pawlik-Holmes,
Langsner
and Marley
voting `yes',
and Hill absent for the vote.
March 7, 2005 / 1
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7
PARKS
Opening:
The regular meeting of the
5:35 p.m. on March 7, 200
113 West Mountain Street,
AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Meeting Minutes April 4, 2005
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board was called to order at
5 in Room 219 of the City Administration Building located at
Fayetteville, Arkansas by Jerry Bailey,
Present:
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board members Hill, Bailey, Harrison, Langsner, Marley,
Davidson, Mauritson, and Park Staff Hatfield, Edmonston, Mihalevich, Coles, Whillock,
Wright and Audience. Scout Troop 116 sponsored by Lake Sequoyah Church was in
attendance as part of a badge requirement to attend a board meeting.
3. Lake Recreation Fees: Tabled from March 7, 2005 PRAB Meeting
Connie Edmonston said the Lake Recreation Fees issue had been tabled from the
March Board meeting in order to allow for public input. She stated that several
phone calls had been received raising concern about the amount of increase in
the original recommended increase. She said an alternate plan has been
developed by Parks Staff that will provide for smaller fee increases.
Harrison voiced concern about the original recommended increase for seniors.
The increase will cause hardship for seniors on fixed incomes. He suggested the
alternate plan is an acceptable alternative.
Bailey said he is uncomfortable with the alternative plan due to the shortfall to
cover expenses and pointed out that many cities charge as much as double the
charges currently in place at Fayetteville lakes.
Bob Reynolds, a citizen, stated that most people fishing at Lake Fayetteville are
65 and older and he believes the alternative will serve as a starting point with
increases phased in over time.
Bobby Farrell, a citizen, said he favors the alternative noting that the highest
percentage of users of the lakes are senior citizens on fixed incomes and
therefore would be most heavily impacted by the increase. He said he favors the
alternative plan.
Wendell Johnson, a citizen, said he uses Lake Sequoyah and noted 90% of
fishermen on Lake Sequoyah are 65 or older. He said he's not against an
increase but wanted to point out that the comparison with Beaver Lake may not
be appropriate due to the size of boats on the city's lakes being much smaller
than the boats on Beaver Lake.
April 4, 2005 / 1
Glen Riggins, a citizen, noted that the condition of the facilities at Lake Sequoyah
is poor. He also pointed out that the use of the walking trails has no charge so
questioned the increase of fishing fees.
Bailey suggested 100% increase as proposed in the original plan for non -seniors
and the alternative plan for seniors only.
Mauritson noted that stall rentals are increased by 100% at Lake Sequoyah while
Lake Fayetteville would be increased only 50%. He asked if that increase can be
made equitable.
Edmonston explained that Lake Sequoyah is in need of more repairs and work
than Lake Fayetteville. She also reported that the Ordinance Review Committee
is revisiting all city fees charged. They are reviewing to make sure all fees
recoup 75% of the cost to run the facilities.
PRAB Motion:
Mauritson moved to accept staff recommendation of Alternative Revenue
Enhancement plan (shown below).
The motion was seconded by Davidson.
The motion was approved 6-0-0 with Mauritson, Bailey, Langsner,
Davidson, Harrison, Hill and Marley voting `yes' and Pawlik-Holmes
absent for the vote.
Alternative Revenue Enhancement
2004
Fee
Revenue
Proposed
Proposed
Permits
Fee
Revenue
Daily Fishing
6793
$2
$13,586
$3
$20,379
Seniors
613
$1
$613
$2
$1,226
Daily Boating
1810
$2
$3,620
$6
$10,860
Seniors
201
$1
$201
$5
$1,005
Season Fishing
369
$20
$7,380
$30
$11,070
Seniors
132
$15
$1,980
$20
$2,640
Season Boating
183
$20
$3,660
$50
$9,150
Seniors
83
$15
$1,245
$40
$3,320
L. Fay. Stall Rental
24
$200
$4,800
$250
$6,000
L. Fay. Stall Non -
Residential
20
$260
$5,200
$325
$6,500
L. Seq. Stall
69
$80
$5,520
$100
$6,900
Total
$47,805
$79,050
April 4, 2005 / 2
ORDINANCE NO. 4168 MICROFILMED
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 97.070,
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT LAKES FAYETTEVILLE
SEQUOYAH AND WILSON ,
, OF THE CODE OF
FAYETTEVILLE, TO INCREASE FEES AND PROVIDE
MISCELLANEOUS OTHER REVISIONS REGARDING LAKE
USAGE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVII.LE,
ARKANSAS:
Section 1. That §97.070, Recreational Activities at Lakes Fayetteville, Sequoyah and
Wilson, of the Code of Fayetteville, is hereby deleted and the following shall be inserted in its
stead:
§97.070 Recreational activities at Lakes Fayetteville, Sequoyah and Wilson.
A. Hours. Lake Fayetteville, Lake Sequoyah, and Lake Wilson shall be
open to the general public throughout the year from sunrise to sunset daily and shall
be closed each day from sunset.to. sunrise; provided, each lake shall be closed
Thanksgiving Day. The boat docks shall be closed on December 24th and shall
remain closed through January 14th.
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B. Permits for fishing and boating.
1. Permits.
Season Fishing Permit - $20 per individual for both lakes.(65 & over $15)
Season Boating Permit- $20 per individual for both lakes. (65 & over $15)
Daily Fishing Permits- $2 per individual for each lake. (65 & over $1)
Daily Boating/Launching Permits- $2 per individual for each lake. (65 & over $ 1)
2. Misc.
a. Each person 16 years of age or older is required to
purchase a fishing permit for fishing on each lake or any stream within the
City owned lake property.
b. A boating permit applies to the boat rather than the occupants
thereof.
C. All daily permits are only good during the day of purchase.
C. Boat docking. Boat docking shall be permitted at the boat docks at
Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah on a space available basis.
Fees:
Lake Fayetteville- Residents - $200 annually per boat
Non -Residents -$260 annually per boat
Lake Sequoyah - $80 annually per boat
. --
.
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Ordinance No. 4168
June 1, 1999
D. Fishing. All fishing shall be done only from the lake bank or boat. No
wading, swimming, or belly boats shall be permitted. Arkansas Game and Fish
regulations shall control the number and size of fish which may be caught,
however, the Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Division may provide additional
requirements necessary to manage the fish population. All persons should check
with the boat dock. operator before fishing. It shall be unlawful for any person
fishing to use trot lines; set lines, limb lines, cast nets, yo-yo's or jug fishing.
E. Boating. A boating permit for each boat must be purchased before its
use on the lake. All boats must be docked at the boat landing at lake closing time.
No boats except those used by lake employees will be docked at any other location
on the lake.
F. Place of entry. All persons are warned to enter the lake for boating or
fishing; only through the entrance at the lake office. Persons entering the lake
i property from any other location shall be considered trespassing and subject to
} prosecution.
G. Use of motors on boats.
1. In the event that motors are used on boats, the boats shall be
operated in such a manner that they will not endanger other boats or the occupants
thereof and shall not be operated in such a marmer as to create heavy waves
causing undue erosion of the shoreline.
2. No boats shall be permitted within 500 feet of the spillway of
Lake Sequoyah.
I.
3. No houseboats, water skiing, or jet skis allowed. Speeding and
boat racing is not permitted- and each outboard motor operator is cautioned to
operate his motor in a safe and cautious manner. Failure to abide by this.
requirement will cause loss of boating permit.. The dock operator shall revoke the
boating permit of any boat which in his judgment is unsafe, overloaded, or operated
in a careless manner.
4. All state laws governing boats must be complied with before
using a boat on any City lake. Facilities for docking or landing of boats will be
provided, however, the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, will not be responsible for
any damage or theft of boats, motors or equipment left in boats at docks.
Page 3
OrdinanceNo. 4168
June 1, 1999
H. Picnicking or other recreational activities. Picnicking is permitted
on any part of Lake Fayetteville, Lake Sequoyah, or Lake Wilson or land
surrounding said lakes, except within restricted nature areas,'which is controlled by
the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Overnight camping is allowed only by special
group permit.
I. Committing nuisances. No person shall commit any nuisance while on
Lake Fayetteville, Lake Sequoyah, and Lake Wilson or any of the land surrounding
the lakes belonging to the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, nor shall any trash or
other materials be thrown into the lakes or left about the shore line or on the
premises of any lake.
I Fishing and boating prohibited near intake tower. No one shall climb
upon, enter, or fish from the intake towers of the lakes.
K. Fishing on stream below. dam. State laws governing fishing below
dams shall be applicable on City property. Fishing permits are required to fish in
the stream on City property below the dams.
L. Firearms and hunting. No firearms, hunting or trapping will be
permitted on City owned property at any time.
M. Use of motor vehicles. No person at Lake Fayetteville, Lake
Sequoyah, or Lake Wilson shall drive a motor vehicle or ride a motorcycle, ATV
or bicycle on other than a paved vehicular road or path designated for that purpose.
N. Revoking permits. The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, shall have the
right to revoke any permit issued under this ordinance if it is determined that the
permittee willfully violated any of the provisions of this ordinance. When a permit
is revoked, there will be no refunds.
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P�SS1ED.AND APPROVED this _1" day of June 1999.
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ATTEST:
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Heather Woodruff, City Cl
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Fired Hanna, Mayor '
Connie Edmonston
Submitted By
• City of Fayetteville
Staff Review Form
City Council Agenda Items
or
Contracts
17 -May -05
City Council Meeting Date
Parks and Recreation
Division
Action Required:
ecreation Fees at
Operations
Department
and Lake Sequoyah, as
as, assigning the Mayor or his/her designee to review these fees on an annual basis determining the annual
permit/rental fees.
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Cost of this request
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Account Number
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Project Number
Budgeted Item
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Category/Project Budget
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Funds Used to Date
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Budget Adjustment Attached
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$270
Arkansas Self Storage
2325 N Gregg,Fayetteville
$30
$360
D&D Storage
1199 MallWa non Rd Fayetteville
$20
$240
Key Port Self Storage
1660 N College, Fayetteville
$22
$242
Lake Side Self Storage
645 W 265 Springdale
$25
$300
Armstrong Storage Center
2084 S Armstrong,Fayetteville
$25
$275
All Star Storage
1821 E Hwy 264 Springdale
$20
$240
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$
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Senior Boating
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Clarice Pearman - Ord 4707 Page 1
From: Clarice Pearman
To: Edmonston, Connie
Subject: Ord 4707
Connie,
Attached is a copy of the ordinance passed by City Council June 7, 2005 amending 97.070.
Arkansa&DemocratV*azctk.10
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AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
I, Erin Emis. do solemnly swear that I am the Legal Clerk of the Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette/Northwest Arkansas Times newspaper, printed and
published in Lowell, Arkansas, and that from my own personal knowledge
an((d...r�ef��ere��'-
n""ce to they� files of said publication, that advertisement of:
U4dj4i W r'� OT was inserted in the regular editions on
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** Publication Charge: $
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Subscribed and sworn to ore me this
day o -32005.
Ail
Notary Public Sharlene D. Williams
Notary Public
My Commission Expires: state of Arkansas
My commission Expires
October 18, 2014
** Please do not pay from Affidavit.
An invoice will be sent.
RECEIVED
JUN 2 0 21%
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
CRY CLERKS OFFICE
P.O. BOX 1607 • 212 N. EAST AVENUE • FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 72701 a 479-571-6470
ORDINANCE NO. 4707
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND§ 97.070 OF THE CODE +_ .� •
OF FAYETTEVILLE RECREATIO{JAL ACWES AT e
LAIC$ FAYETTEVILLE, SC-0110YAH AND WILSON (B). A = evl le
(1) PERMITS AND (q FEES. Y
1VNENBAE, the City Council Ordinance Review *.ARKANSAS
ComMdee rectnenced Increases for use of dry
lakes and beat docks: and
WHEREAS, the Part® end Raoaatlon A&ASDrY Board mcdmtarWed a modified verslon of are intYea%
h user fees for City CoinW approval.
MOW, THEREFORE, se Tt ORDAINED BY THE On COUNCIL OF THE MY OF PAYET.
TEVILLE, ARNAIIEA I:
SBcaon 1: That the Gry Cwndl of the Dry of Fayedeville, Arkansas hereby repeals § 97.070 (BI11)
aM (q to be replaced as shown below:
'§ 97.070 Eg Permta for fishing and bo9Ng
'(1) perdls
(a) season boating and fvsNng pennnit (65 end older)
$+0.00
-Ib) Season boating and fist" ilermil (16-64)
$50-00
(c) Daily boating and fining perrnif (65 and drier)
$ 5.00
(d) Deily boating and fishing permit (1664)
$ 6.00
(a) Seasm bank or dock fshng panne (65 and doa0
S20.00
(q season bank or dock fishing porn it (16-64)
$30.60
(9) D* bank or cock fishing permt (85 and dder)
$ 2.00
(h) Daly bank or dock fishing permit (1664)
$ 3.00
vi Deity fishing permit (under 16 Mth pertnkte0 adult)
Fria.'
'(C) Boat docking - Boat dooki g shall be Peru ittod at the
boat docks at Lake Sequyah and Lake FayetteAe on a space
aveiahle basis to season boating and flying permit hollers
far the bloMng per boat annual fees:
(1) Lake Fayetteville
(a) City resident $250.00
(0) Non-ra4tlent $32s.m
(2) Lake Soquoy'ah
LABS® 1 APPROVED this 7th $100.00.'
L day of Jurne 20D5..
RECEIVED
JUN P. p 2005
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OFFICE
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From: City Clerk ✓ 4
To: Agenda Electronic (� 9 ?'
Date: Thu, May 26, 2005 4:56 PM n'"'
Subject: Agenda Replacement ^ �Ii
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attachment. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, we are experiencing difficulties with our scanner. Thank you
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