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VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
PARKS MASTER PLAN
Our Parks
Our Values
May 26, 2022
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. PARKS MASTER PLAN GOALS...................................................................... 2
1.2. DEMOGRAPHICS AND TRENDS.................................................................... 3
1.3. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN & LEVEL OF SERVICES ........................................... 10
1.4. EXISTING PARK FACILITIES........................................................................... 14
CHAPTER 2. PROACTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM (4 Ps)
2.1. OVERVIEW AND SUMMARY....................................................................... 36
2.2. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION EVENTS................................................................ 39
2.3. STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEWS....................................................................... 48
2.4. COMMUNITY SURVEY................................................................................ 53
CHAPTER 3. CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS
3.1. REMEMBRANCE PARK............................................................................... 69
3.2. TEQUESTA PARK........................................................................................ 73
CHAPTER 4. FINAL REMARKS
4.1. RECOMMENDATIONS...............................................................................78
4.2. NEXT STEPS...............................................................................................84
CHAPTER 5. APPENDICES
5.1. PHOTO GALLERY..................................................................................... 86
5.2. COMMUNITY SURVEYS............................................................................ 87
5.3. COMMUNITY EVENT NOTES................................................................... 99
5.4. REMEMBRANCE PARK INVITATION LETTER ........................................... 106
5.5. VILLAGE COUNCIL WORKSHOP PRESENTATION ..................................... 107
5.6. FINAL CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS................................................................ 133
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Village of Tequesta initiated the preparation of its first Parks Master Plan in October 2021. The
proposed Parks Master Plan, "Our Parks Our Values," is founded on extensive community input, and
it will serve as a long-term strategic road map to guide improvements to the Village's parks.
There are many benefits to creating aVillage-wide Parks Master Plan. Investing in parks enhances the
quality of life for all residents from children to senior residents and strengthens the residents' sense of
community. Parks promote physical activity and improve mental wellbeing; they also increase real
estate values and reduce air pollutants.
The Parks Master Plan is organized in the following five (5) chapters:
1. Introduction
2. Proactive Public Participation Program (4Ps)
3. Conceptual Designs
4. Final Remarks
5. Appendices
Chapter 1 — Introduction — Chapter 1 identifies the goals of the Parks Master Plan and evaluates
the demographics and socio-economic indicators of the Village population. This chapter includes
existing and projected data on population, household type, population age and race, education
attainment and housing tenure. In summary, the data shows that Tequesta is a well-educated
community with a growing number of families with young children; it has a high rate of homeownership
which provides stability for residents and businesses. These demographic trends highlight the
importance of parks for the Village's existing and future residents.
Chapter 2 — Proactive Public Participation Program (4Ps) — The Parks Master Plan is based
on information obtained by public outreach and community engagement. The goal was to listen to
residents and prepare a Plan based on their vision, ideas and feedback. This chapter provides a
summary of the community outreach efforts which included surveys, interviews, public meetings,
information kiosks at Village events, and "open houses" held to explore design ideas. More
than 200 participants responded to the Community Survey which elicited input in terms of
preference for each park, priorities for park investment and other qualitative information.
Chapter 3 — Conceptual Designs — Based on the residents' vision and ideas obtained from the survey,
three (3) conceptual design options were prepared for each Remembrance Park and Tequesta Park.
Then, multiple "opens houses" were held to elicit the residents' preferences regarding amenities
and the design itself. The Project Team processed all the input received from the community and
designed a proposed conceptual plan for Remembrance and Tequesta Parks. This chapter includes all
the design option graphics and proposed conceptual designs.
Chapter 4 — Final Remarks — Our Parks Our Values Master Plan reflects the vision of the Village's
residents. The plan will serve as a roadmap for a long-term strategy and funding opportunities to
improve and develop the Village parks. This chapter includes the proposed conceptual designs for
Remembrance Park and Tequesta Park. It also summarizes recommendations for additional parks and
open spaces. The Master Plan will facilitate applications for grants, since it is based on a village -
wide community participation process. Most importantly, the Parks Master plan provides information
that will allow to budget park initiatives into the Village's capital improvement program.
Chapter 5 — Appendices — This chapter includes community surveys and notes that were taken at
the public events. Additional photos and documents are also presented in this section.
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Parks Master Plan Goals
Parks master planning is a comprehensive process that provides guidance and policy direction to
local government decision makers. The planning process, which engages residents and stakeholders,
provides a foundation for understanding and responding to the vision and needs of the community.
The process involves strategically examining the community's existing facilities and assessing future
needs. Studies indicate that planning for parks facilities attracts economic development, promotes
active lifestyles, and builds healthy communities.
Our Parks Our Values Master Plan is based on extensive community feedback and will serve as a roadmap
for the long-term development of the Village's parks program. In essence, the purpose of this parks
master plan is to develop a comprehensive vision for a park system in the context of its
location, natural resources, and vision of the community. This Plan will serve as a framework for the
long-term use of the park facilities in a manner that is consistent with the Village's comprehensive plan
and policy agenda.
The Master Plan will facilitate applications for grants, since it is based on a village -
wide community participation process. Most importantly, the Parks Master plan will provide information
that will allow to budget park initiatives into the Village's capital improvement program.
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1.2. Demographics and Trends
This section analyzes demographics and socioeconomic indicators as part of the Parks Master Plan
including population, household type, age, race, ethnicity, and educational attainment of the Village of
Tequesta residents.
Population
Table 1 presents historic population trends for the Village of Tequesta. Incorporated in 1957, the Village
experienced rapid growth during the sixties and seventies. Large industries arrived to this northern area of
Palm Beach County during this time, which resulted in the development of multiple
subdivisions to accommodate the growing workforce due to new job opportunities. Throughout the
1980, 1990s, and 2000s, the Village experienced a steady population increase. However, the
growth rate was on a steady decline as the Village became almost fully developed. Besides
potential development and redevelopment opportunities on the few remaining vacant lots, it is
not expected to see much more significant increases to the population from new development.
According to the Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) of the University of Florida, the
population of the Village had increased to 6,158 people by 2020.
Table 1. Historic Population Trends
Population Estimate
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2014 2015 2020
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau accessed February 2, 2022; 1980 & 1990 Decennial Census; Bureau of Economicand Business Research
(BEBR), University of Florida 2010 U.S. Census
Population Projections
As indicated in Table 2, the most recent estimate of the permanent population for the Village is 6,186
residents for 2040, according to the Shimberg Center for Housing Studies Clearing, which are based on
University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and, Business Research (BEBR) and the center's housing data.
Seasonal population presented an actual increase of 325 people between the last decennial censuses.
That represented a 54% increase in seasonal residents. That growth coincided with a peak in Condo
construction where the majority of seasonal residents own or rent property today.
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Since then, the Village has essentially reached a built -out status. It has been assumed that seasonal
population may continue to grow but at the same pace of the permanent population. Table 2 presents a
total population, including seasonal, of 7,128 people for the year 2040.
Therefore, both permanent and seasonal populations are expected to remain stable over the next 20 years
given the built -out status mentioned above, unless the Village chooses to pursue a new major annexation
program, which has been rejected in the recent past by residents of those areas, or attract
considerable higher density redevelopment in the future.
In conclusion, Table 2 presents actual population growth increase between the last two decennial
censuses. Since then, the Village has experienced very little population growth, which is estimated
to continue, as shown in the projected population 2015-2040. A factor that has certainly contributed
to the Village's slowing growth rate is the lack of available land for new development.
Future estimated population growth could be accommodated in the remaining vacant land,
potential annexation of unincorporated enclaves scattered throughout the Village, or
potential redevelopment of existing areas.
Table 2. Projected Total Population, Village of Tequesta, 2015-2040
5876
73
603
2000
Projected Total Population
2015-2040
6557 6599 6766 6892
5629
928
2010
Permanent Seasonal TOTAL:
6963 7063 7128
5916 Omni
186
F
986 1000 009
Er
2035 2040
Sources: University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research, Population Projections; U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 and
2010 Decennial Census; Palm Beach County Planning Zoning & Building Department: 2016 County Profile-2010 Seasonal figure for
Tequesta; Shimberg 2010-40 projections, Accessed Nov 16,2021.
This section examines the socioeconomic characteristics of the population. The following analysis is based
on the American Community Survey (ACS) of the U.S. Census Bureau, which includes estimates based on a
sample of households over a 9-year period. The data provided by the ACS allows for an in-depth
analysis of socioeconomic variables and trends. The following tables reflect the most recent data provided
by the ACS and are organized in columns, representing a 9-year period from 2010 to 2019.
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Table 3 presents the number of households and persons per household according to the American
Community Survey (ACS) from the U.S. Census Bureau. A household is defined as the person or persons
occupying a dwelling unit. As the average household size decreases, the number of households or required
dwelling units increases relative to the population. Due to several factors, average household size is
decreasing throughout the United States. These factors include families having fewer children and
delaying the birth of children; young adults no longer living with parents but moving out on their own,
and older persons living longer independently and not returning to their children in their later years.
Combined, these factors have led to a decrease in the average household size. Conversely, the average
household size in the Village of Tequesta shows a slight decrease from 2.27 to 2.26 between 2010 and
2019, as indicated in Table 3.
Table 3. Household by Type
Total Households
Estimate
Percent
Estimate
•(X)
Percent
_
Family households11567
62.9%
N
N
(families) • 0
23.7%
N
N
With own children under
18
years
Married -couple family11281
51.4%
17397
52.0%
With own children under438
18
17.6%
410
15.3%
years
Male householder, no wife
. ' ,
' ,
present, family
With own children under50
18
2.0%
30
1.1%
years
e householder, no • .
' ,
,
some family
With own children under102
18
4.1%
81
3.0%
years
Nonfami ly households923
37.1%
953
37.8%
Householder living alone824
33.1%
621
23.1%
65 years and ovem r 414
16.6%
392
4.6%
Households with one or653
26.2%
531
19.8%
more people under 18
years
Households with one or1021
41.0%
11180
' ' '
more people 60 years and
over
Average Household Size:
' .
Bureau;Source: U.S. Census -. :5-Year American Community
Survey.
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Population Age
Table 4 shows the numerical and percentage breakdown of the Village's population by age in 2010 and
2019 according to the American Community Survey (ACS) fromthe U.S. Census Bureau.
The 45-54-year-old age group is the largest in both years (16.7% and 15.2%). In both 2010 and 2019, the
second largest age group was 65-74-year-olds. However, the population in this age group decreased
between 2010 and 2019, from 15.5% to 14.5%. Overall, Tequesta's population 65 and over has decreased,
and the most growth has been in the 45 to 59-year age groups. Table 4 also indicates that the
number of children under 5 years old increased from 1.9% to 2.9%.
Table 4. Population Age
Total Population
Estimate
mm(X)
Percent
Estimate
6,071
Percent
(X)
-
2,669
47.3%
31082
49.2%
Femate
Iq
A 21973
52.7%
21989
50.8%
Under 5years106
1.9%
179
2.9%
to ' years
366
6.5%
308
5.1 %
years
381
6.8%
359
5.9%
15 to 19 years310
5.5%
337
5.6%
years
230
4.1 %
311
5.1 %
25 to 34 years393
7.0%
455
7.5%
35 to 44 years
642
11.4%
463
7.6%
45 to 54 years941
16.7%
922
15.2%
55 to 59 years465
8.2%
605
10.0%
• 0 to • ' years
301
5.3%
358
5.9%
65 to 74 years872
15.5%
878
14.5%
75 to 8' years
512
9.1%
547
9.1%
85 years and over123
2.2%
349
5.7%
49.3
W
52.7
W
Median - • - (years)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 5-Year American Community Survey & 2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
Population Race
Tables 5 and 6 present the racial characteristics of the Village's population according to the American
Community Survey (ACS) from the U.S. Census Bureau. At 95.5%, the largest portion of the population
in the Village of Tequesta is White. While the White population decreased between 2010 and 2019,
the second largest race population, Hispanic or Latino (of any race), increased from 6.3% to 8.2%.
The Village's Asian population also increased from 1.8% to 2.1% between 2010 and 2019.
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Table S. Population Race
5)642
N
63071
N
Total Population
White
• •
• • . % ,
Black or African American35
0.6%
20
0.3%
American I n ian an
0
0.0%
11
0.2%
101 1.8% 130 2.1
0 0.0% 0 0.0%
43 0.8% 158 2.6%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 5-Year American Community Survey & 2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
Table 6. Population Origin and Race
Total Po1 pulation
'00•
White a 5,463
• .: ' ,
' ,
Black or African American alone35
0.6%
20
0.3%
Hispanic or Latino (of any race)355
6.3%
500
8.2%
27 American Indian and Alaska
Native alone
0
0 ,
'
Native Hawaiian and Other 0
Pacific ill-Irl-411derlal
0.0%
0
0.0%
Asian alone
:' ,
130
2.1%
Some other race alone0
0.0%
158
2.6%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 5-Year American Community Survey & 2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
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Education
Table 7 indicates the education attainment level of the Village's population according to the American
Community Survey (ACS) from the U.S. Census Bureau. Achievement levels are broken down into different
categories. The college level groups are further broken down to show those that had some college (no
degree), an associate's degree, a bachelor's degree, and a graduate or professional degree.
Achievement levels recorded are the highest level (years completed) reached by an individual.
According to Table 7, 93.8% of the population had a high school diploma or higher educational level in the
2010 period. The Village of Tequesta experienced a small increase to 96.9% in the period 2019.
Within the Village, the number of individuals with a graduate or professional degree increased from
11.8% in 2010 to 21.4% in 2019.
Table 7. Educational Attainment
Educational Attainment
5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500 -
0
■ Educational Attainment
■ Population 25 years and over
■ Less than 9th grade
■ 9th to 12th grade, no diploma
Highschool graduate (includes
equivalency)
r Some college, no degree
■ Associate's degree
■ Bachelor's degree
■ Graduate or professional degree
■ Percent bachelor's degree or higher
Percent high school graduate or higher
�II
2010
2019
41249
0
41577
0
97
2.30%
20
0.40
165
3.90%
124
2.70
11087
25.60%
886
19.40%
941
22.10%
859
18.80%
287
6.80%
534
11.7
1,169
27.50%
1173
25.60%
503
11.80%
981
21.40%
39.40 %
21154
47.10%
93.80%
41433
96.90%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 5-Year American Community Survey & 2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
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Housing Tenure
Table 8 indicates that between 2010 in 2019, Tequesta saw a slight shift in the number of owner -occupied
and renter -occupied units. Owner -occupied units increased by 3.9 percent, while renter -occupied units
decreased by 3.9 percent during that time. By 2019, 86.3 percent of all occupied housing units in Tequesta
were owner -occupied; in contrast, 13.7 percent were occupied by renters. The average number of
persons per household, both owner- and renter -occupied, is slightly over two (2.29 and 2.09,
respectively) in Tequesta. This is consistent with the larger concentration of retirees and "empty nesters"
in Tequesta.
Table 8. Housing Tenure
Housing Tenure
2010 2019
aL Occupied housing units 21490 2,684
■ Owner -occupied 21053 2,315
■ Renter -occupied 437 369
■ Average household size of owner-
2.31 2.29
occupied unit
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• Average household size of renter -
occupied unit 2.04 2.09
Occupied housing units Owner -occupied
Renter -occupied
Average household size of renter -occupied unit
A Average household size of owner -occupied unit
Source: U.S. Census Bureau; 2010 5-Year American Community Survey & 2019 5-Year American Community Survey.
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1.3. Comprehensive Plan and Level of Services
The Village of Tequesta's Comprehensive Plan was updated and adopted by the Village Council in 2018.
The subject plan was reviewed by the State Land Planning Agency (Department of Economic Opportunity),
and it is in compliance with Florida Statutes. The Comprehensive Plan includes the following elements or
chapters:
• Future Land Use
• Transportation
• Housing
• Utilities
Sanitary Sewer
Solid Waste
Potable Water
Stormwater Management
Natural Groundwater Aquifer Recharge
• Conservation
• Recreation & Open Space
• Intergovernmental Coordination
• Coastal Management
• Capital Improvement
The Comprehensive Plan Recreation and Open Space Element includes the following:
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE ELEMENT
Goal: 1.0.0 The development of a sustainable recreation and open space system that adequately
provides for the current and projected recreational needs of the Village and enhances its
built and natural environment by providing active and passive recreation opportunities.
Objective: 1.1.0 Maintain community and neighborhood parks and facilities meeting the current and future
needs of all age groups in Tequesta.
Policy: 1.1.1 Provide recreation facilities which offer sufficient choice and variety for all age groups.
Policy: 1.1.2 Continue the implementation of recreation programs for Tequesta Park that complement
and enhance the use of the Village's recreational facility assets, with periodic evaluations
of how these programs are meeting the recreation needs of the Village.
Objective: 1.2.0 As part of the development approval process, require that recreation areas be provided as
a part of the development, or accept a recreation fee in lieu of land, where and when
appropriate, in order to maintain a sustainable recreation system for the community.
Policy: 1.2.1 The Village shall continue to zone all properties utilized or targeted for recreation and
open space purposes as R/OP, Recreation/Open Space.
Objective: 1.3.0 Continue to coordinate development which allows safe and easy access to recreational
facilities outside and within the Village's corporate limits in a manner that is consistent
with the Transportation Element of this Plan and the Village of Tequesta Capital
Improvement Program.
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Agenda Item #13.
Policy:1.3.1
The Village should provide for safe access to recreation areas by making road
improvements and pathway improvements compatible with surrounding
development patterns and consistent with the Village Capital Improvement Program and
Transportation Element.
Policy:1.3.2
Existing roads and thoroughfares should be considered as primary locations for
the accommodation of bicycle traffic when they lead to the Village's park and
recreation facilities and encourage bicycle paths in the parks.
Policy:1.3.3
Obtain easements or use road rights -of -way for bicycle and pedestrian paths well
in advance of development where they are desired consistent with Complete
Street principles.
Policy: 1.3.4
In providing pathways with safe access to recreational areas, the Village should coordinate
this activity with surrounding involved governments by reviewing Comprehensive
Plans and Capital Improvement Programs of adjacent governments as part of the
annual budgetary process.
Objective: 1.4.0
Continue to expand recreational facilities with the growth of the Village to meet the needs
of the residents and Level of Service Standards.
Policy: 1.4.1
Preserve currently allocated recreational areas within the Village by zoning those
parcels and properties R/OP, Recreation/Open Space district.
Policy: 1.4.2
Strive to meet minimum standards for recreation open space, service areas, and
facilities as established in the Policy 1.4.5 of this Element.
Policy: 1.4.3
Encourage the use of private recreation facilities within the Village and work cooperatively
with the private sector to provide public recreation areas in future developments as part
of the site plan review process.
Policy:1.4.4
Through cooperative arrangements, encourage the use of existing school and
publicly owned recreation facilities in the North County area to meet the recreation
needs of Village residents.
Policy: 1.4.5
The following Level of Service Standards, shall apply to recreation and open space facilities
within the Village of Tequesta.
Classification Area/Activity Standard (Unit/Population)
Neighborhood Parks 2 acres/1,000
Community Parks 2 acres/1,000
Policy:1.4.6 The Village shall continue maintaining and enforcing landscaping regulations which
establish landscaping and open space definitions, standards and regulations consistent
with Florida Friendly Landscaping requirements.
Policy: 1.4.7 The Village should continue to work cooperatively with the Federal Government and Palm
Beach County to direct the development of the Coast Guard property north of CR 707 for
future recreation/open space, culture/civic and/or other appropriate public use.
Since there is similar federally owned property south to CR 707 within the corporate
limits of the Town of Jupiter, the Village should investigate coordination with their
work toward similar development of the entire area.
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Agenda Item #13.
Objective: 1.5.0 Consider utilizing methods of obtaining additional land to increase the community and
neighborhood recreational facilities within the corporate limits of Tequesta when
necessary.
Policy: 1.5.1
Establish methods for the use of and/or purchase of privately owned lands suitable for
recreation in order to increase the existing inventory of recreation areas and open space
facilities.
Policy: 1.5.2.
The Village shall consider seeking land donations from property owners and financial
contributions from the private sector for the development of recreational opportunities.
Policy: 1.5.3
The Village shall coordinate ways and means for private developers to provide public
recreation facilities within their developments.
Policy: 1.5.4.
The Village shall encourage co-sponsorship of recreational and cultural events, such as
races, greenmarkets, festivals and athletic events, using Village facilities as a location for
these events.
Objective: 1.6.0
Continue to receive and consider citizen input in determining recreational needs of the
community.
Policy: 1.6.1
Encourage citizen participation in determining recreation facility needs for the various
existing and future neighborhood recreation developments by adhering to the public
participation procedures established by this Plan.
Policy: 1.6.2
Maintain citizen input in the planning of additional recreational facilities within the Village
by adhering to the public participation procedures established by this Plan.
Objective: 1. 7. 0
Encourage the protection and supplementation of the existing tree canopy, a vital
community and environmental asset, in order to sustain the resource and maintain the
environmental benefits provided by mature tree canopies.
Policy: 1.7.1
Consider acquiring and preserving open space lands for purposes of recreation, habitat
protection and enhancement.
Policy: 1.7.2
Consider the community's street trees as infrastructure and strive to preserve and protect
these trees as a community and private property asset.
Policy:1.7.3
The Village shall encourage Tree and Landscape Ordinances to support sustainable
development principles of tree preservation as a key element in retention and provision of
plant materials and minimize impact to the existing site resources.
Policy: 1.7.4
The Village shall support Public/Private beautification efforts on public property and
encourage private maintenance agreements.
Objective: 1.8.0
Coordinate with the Southeast Florida Regional Greenways and Trails Plan, the Village's
greenway and trail initiatives throughout its geographical boundary and along its
waterfront areas,
Policy: 1.8.1
Consider adopting Southeast Florida Regional Greenways and Trails Plan to coordinate the
development of a future greenways and trails network within the Village that connects to
County trails and facilities.
Policy: 1.8.2
Seek funding opportunities for acquisition, development and maintenance of sites for
greenway corridors.
Policy: 1.8.3
Utilize future park and open space acquisition opportunities to connect the Village's
existing park and open space into a coordinated greenway and trail system.
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Agenda Item #13.
Level of Service Analysis
Parks and open spaces managed by other entities were not included in the park LOS analysis. Specifically,
the open space area known as Eco Site No. 61, that corresponds to the approximately 50-acre north
portion of the federally owned and managed 120-acre Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area
(ONA), is located within the Village boundaries. This federally -owned open space area provides a walking
trail and beach frontage along the Intracoastal Waterway. Likewise, Coral Cove Park is a County -owned and
operated community park located within the corporate limits of Tequesta. This park is a 6.21-acre
beachfront park located on the barrier island portion of The Village. The park has 955.5 feet of beach, one
mile of nature trail, a fishing site, a picnic table area, a playground, and is used by Village residents and
non-residents.
Policy: 1.4.5 The following Level of Service Standards, shall apply to recreation and opera space facilities
within the Village of Tequesta.
Cia.ssificati n Area/Activity
Neighborhood Parks
Community Parrs
Standard (Unit/Population)
acres/1,000
acres/1,606
The following tables analyze current demand and available capacity, comparing current level of service
standards for existing and projected population. According to the Village Comprehensive Plan the Village
adopted a Level -of -Service (LOS) standard of two (2) acres of park space for every 1,000 population for
both community and neighborhood parks.
The demand and capacity for community and neighborhood parks and other activity areas is calculated in
Table 9, which shows the Village's current park area / activity demand and capacity according to a total
population estimate of 6,158 (US Census Quickfacts dated July 1, 2021).
Table 9. Demand* and Capacity for Current Population
Community Parks 45.00 2/ 1, 000 6,158 12.31 32.69
Neighborhood Park 14.78 2/1,000 6,158 12.31 2.47
Table 10. Demand* and Capacity for Future Population
CommunityParks 45.00 2/1,000 �7,128 14.3 30.7
Neighborhood Parks 14.78 2/17000 71128 14.3 0.48
* Inventory based on the Village's direct ownership or management of parks.
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Agenda Item #13.
1.4. Existing Park Facilities
This section includes an inventory of the Village's existing recreation and open space
sites and facilities. They are classified according to their type and function. Figure 1 below
illustrates the location of the public parks that serve the Village population.
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Table 11. Existing Inventory
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NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
A neighborhood park is a "walk to" park, generally located along streets where people can walk or
bicycle without encountering heavy traffic, and generally, it serves the population of a neighborhood in a
radius of up to one-half mile. A neighborhood park can be passive or active according to the facilities
that are included in the park.
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neighborhood parks include the Village Green, Constitution Park, and Remembrance Park. The Linear
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The Village Green is a passive park located adjacent to the Village Hall complex. The park features a
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Tequesta contracted Jenkins Landscape to design the landscape and green area. In 1985, the Village
Council approved the site plan review for the fountain, and it was built thanks to donations from
contributors and sponsors, whose names are inscribed on the sign placed on the fountain.
VILLAGE GREEN PARK
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Constitution Park is a Village -owned active neighborhood park surrounded on all sides by a residential
area. The park includes nature trails, basketball courts, a skate park, picnic pavilion, benches, shade trees,
a putt -putt course, and playgrounds. The following are benchmark dates regarding Constitution Park
history:
• On December 27, 1961, Mr. William E. Schlusemeyer, President of Vacation Homes, sold lots 34 &
35, Block 16 of Jupiter in the Pines to Plantreat, Inc.
• On August 1, 1962, Mr. Schlusemeyer sold the property now known as the Recreation Center to
the Jupiter Tequesta Junior Citizens (JTJC) for $10.00.
• In 1970, Plantreat, Inc. also acquires Lots 32 & 33, Block 16 of Jupiter in the Pines from Vacation
Homes.
• In 1971, Plantreat was replaced by the Loxahatchee Environmental Control District, which in 1983
sold Lots 32, 33 and 34, Block 16 to the Village of Tequesta.
• In 1963, the building was constructed by the JTJC Board of Directors.
• In 1987, the Village of Tequesta purchased Lot 510 from Jupiter Properties, Inc.
• On June 9, 1987, a consensus was given by the Village Council to designate the "Dover Road Park"
as Constitution Park to observe the bicentennial year of the signing of the United States
Constitution.
• In 1991, after negotiations between the Village and the owner of Lot 512, the lot was purchased
from Susan Dubois Kindt.
• On September 20, 1993, after various interactions with JTJC, Tequesta Gardens and the Church of
Good Shepherd, the Village of Tequesta entered a 50-year Lease Agreement between JTJC and
the Village.
• Finally, on June, 15, 1996, the Village held a Grand Opening Celebration for Constitution Park.
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Remembrance Park
Currently, Remembrance Park is a vacant site. The subject site was once a stop for Henry Flagler's
railroad to Key West. In 1966, Betty Bush, of "The Beacon", purchased the two -level dark red and white
building (train depot) and moved it to her property off Seabrook Road. In 1997, Ms. Bush passed
away, and her family occupied the home for a few years before having a caretaker live there. In 2005,
Mayor Jim Humpage reported to the Village Council that the property located on Seabrook Road was
going to be sold, and the uncertainty of thetrain station situated on the site.
During the April 2010 Village Council Meeting, Mr. Humpage informed the public of the price of the
Seabrook Road property, and in December 2010, the Village of Tequesta purchased the property with
the intention to demolish the structures and have a park. The Loxahatchee Guild then expressed interest
in preserving the depot and relocating it to Jupiter. On April 15, 2012, the Loxahatchee Guild, Florida
East Coast Railway Society, Town of Jupiter and Village of Tequesta representatives gathered in Sawfish
Bay Park to welcome the depot to its new location, where the building will be preserved.
This subject Master Plan included a number of community outreach events to design and
plan Remembrance Park.
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483 Seabrook Road
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Linear Park
The Village of Tequesta leases from the FEC Railroad a portion of its right-of-way for the Linear Park.
This Passive Park is abutting Old Dixie Highway and includes a pergola, a sidewalk and landscaping.
At the April 14, 2005 Council Meeting, the Village Council reviewed a presentation for the Tequesta
Linear Park and Tequesta Drive Beautification project. The initiative proposed to develop and improve the
land adjacent to the FEC tracks on Old Dixie Highway from Tequesta Drive to County Line Road, and
later on, it was approved by the Village Council on July 14, 2005 (Resolution No 81-04-05).
LINEAR PARK
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COMMUNITY PARKS
A community park is a "ride to" park located near major streets or arterials. It is designed to serve
community residents within a radius of up to three miles. Multi -modal access to community parks is
strongly encouraged and can be enhanced with bike paths and pedestrian walkways.
Typical facilities found in community parks are designed to serve the entire family and include both
passive and active recreation opportunities such as playgrounds, recreation buildings, sports fields,
multipurpose courts, picnic areas, open play areas, swimming pools, and natural trails. Adequate off-
street parking is also required in a community park. Just as a neighborhood park fulfills the recreation
needs of a neighborhood, a community park is designed to meet the recreation needs of an entire
community.
Tequesta Park: Pavilion and Girl Scout Facility
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA 27 Page 301 of 565
Agenda Item #13.
Tequesta Park
Tequesta Park is a 45-acre community park located on the north side of County Line Road
in Martin County, and it is owned by the State of Florida. The following benchmark dates are part of
the Tequesta Park history:
• In 1956, the Jupiter-Tequesta Kiwanis Club members began exploring the establishment of a
youth center, and Roy Rood, owner of Rood Landscaping, was instrumental in establishing the
pa rk.
• In 1972, the Tequesta's Village Manager, Mr. Robert Harp, expressed interest in acquiring
Kiwanis Park. The State of Florida's Division of Recreation and Parks, provided a letter to
Mr.Harp explaining that a long-term lease (99 years) agreement would be considered rather
than a deed and that Tequesta could possibly lease and police the property even though it was
in another county.
• On December 6, 1972, the Village received a letter from the State of Florida, Division of
Recreation and Parks, pertaining to the transfer of the lease from Kiwanis Club to the Village of
Tequesta.
• On December 19, 1972, an assignment of revocable lease was provided from the Jupiter-
Tequesta Kiwanis Club to the Village of Tequesta.
• On July 1973, the State of Florida's Department of Legal Affairs Office of the Attorney General
issued a letter to the Village of Tequesta authorizing the lease for the recreational park located
in another county.
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Agenda Item #13.
This subject Master Plan included a number of community events to receive input from the
residents for designing and planning Tequesta Park.
TEQUESTA PARK
2280 County Line Road
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CHAPTER 2. PROACTIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM (4PS)
2.1. Overview and Summary
The Parks Master Plan embraced Tequesta's strong sense of community by facilitating a public outreach
and participation program. The process was designed to be transparent, equitable and engage the
widest range of residents to receive the community ideas and feedback. The proactive
public participation program included a number of open, dynamic and inclusive community events that
are described in this section.
The goal was to have a meaningful public discussion about the Village of Tequesta parks and to propose
a feasible Parks Master Plan that is based on the community vision and provides a long-term road map.
The following is a list of the different initiatives that comprised the community input process from
October 2021 to April 2022:
• Community Survey (249 total responses; 232 online; 17 paper copies)
• 20 interviews with residents
• 4 Kiosks at Village Events
• 7 Design Open Houses
• 5 Public Meetings
• Conceptual Drawings Exhibit and Surveys at Village Hall Lobby
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1.
Kick -Off Open Forum
Tuesday, October 12, 2021 Village Hall Chambers
Friday, October 15, 2021 Constitution Park
Saturday, October 16, 2021 Village Hall Parking Lot
and Chambers
Saturday., October 23, 2021 Tequesta Park
Monday, October 25., 2021 Village Hall Chambers
2.
Kiosk at Halloween
Kiosk at Shred -it and
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Saturday, November 6, 2021
Village Hall Chambers
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Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Village Hall Chambers
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Saturday, November 13, 2021,
Paradise Park
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Village Hall Chambers
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Saturday, December 4, 2021
Constitution Park
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Saturday, December 18, 2021
Village Hall Chambers
Remembrance Park
Open House for Concept
March 8, 2022 (Village Wide)
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Plans — Presentation and
March 9. 2022 (Village Wide)
Village Hall Chambers
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March 15, 2022
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March 28, 2022
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Wednesday, April 13� 2022
Village Fir e.
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Village Hall Chambers
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'Monday, May 2, 2022
Village Hall Chambers
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Agenda Item #13.
The success of the public participation process relied on effective advertising and creative tools to
communicate with the community. The following initiatives were conducted:
• Village Website. A section for the Parks Master Plan was created on the Village website that was regularly
updated.
• Announcement on the Water Bill
• Invitation through Social Media including Facebook and the VOT Friday News
• Village Newsletter
• Posters with a QR Code to access the survey. The Project Team designed a poster that included a QR Code that
residents could scan with their phones to respond to the community survey. The poster was provided to a
number of stores in The Village.
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Agenda Item #13.
2.2. Public Participation Events
This section presents a description of all the Community Outreach events including Public Meetings,
Kiosks and Design Open Houses.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
The community outreach efforts included community public meetings held in the evenings to ensure the
most attendance from residents. The main purpose was to provide information about the Parks Master
Plan initiative as well as gather input from the community. The Project Team listened and took notes
regarding the needs and desired improvements for the Parks.
Kick-off Open Forum at Village Hall — October 12, 2021
This was the first public meeting to present the goals and upcoming community events of the Parks
Master Plan initiative. The Project Team presented a PowerPoint including information about each park
and the upcoming public outreach process, and also answered questions from attendees. The Community
Survey was also presented at this meeting.
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Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) Presentation, Village Hall Chambers - November 10, 2021
The Project Team conducted a PowerPoint presentation, listened to the feedback from the EAC members and
responded to questions regarding the Parks Master Plan initiative.
Planning & Zoning (P&Z) Board Presentation, Village Hall Chambers - November 18, 2021
The Project Team conducted a PowerPoint presentation, listened to the feedback from the P&Z Board members
and responded to questions regarding the Parks Master Plan initiative.
40 PARKS MASTER PLAN RE -PORT
Agenda Item #13.
DESIGN OPEN HOUSES
Designing and planning the parks based on the residents input is the keystone of the proposed Master
Plan. Part of the community outreach process included four design open houses to gather feedback
and ideas from the residents. These events allowed the community to communicate their vision and
needs for the Parks. These open houses were conducted prior to the conceptual designs and after they
were prepared, so residents could express their preferences.
Design Open House — Tequesta Park - October 23, 2021
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conceptual design was based on feedback received from the neighbors.
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KIOSKS AT VILLAGE EVENTS
There were several pop-up kiosks set up at multiple Village events to supplement the public meetings,
online survey, and design open houses. The Project Team engaged event -goers to inform about the Parks
Master Plan, identify parks preferences and collect comments. These stations were intended to reach a
broader audience at different types of settings and scheduling. These kiosks provided information about
the Parks Master Plan initiative and process and allowed ample opportunities for the community to
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2.3. Stakeholder Interviews
Village Residents were interviewed as part of this community outreach process. The purpose of the
interviews was to gather further understanding of the community's needs and vision with regard to
the Village's parks.
Mr. Jeremy Allen, Village Manager, and Ms. Nilsa Zacarias, Community Development Director, met one-on-one
with each participant at the Village Hall. The following questions were asked to each interviewee:
1. What do you envision for the future Remembrance Park?
2. What do you envision for Tequesta Park?
3. What are your ideas to improve the other parks? (Linear Park, Coral Cove, JLONA, Banyan Tree and
Village Green)
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Nineteen (19) persons were interviewed for Remembrance Park. Sixty-three percent (63%) of
interviewees mentioned a preference for a passive park at the RemembrancePark site. Fifty-eight percent
(58%) prefer a path or trail around the park. Fifty-three percent (53%) mentioned the desire for
connection between Riverside Drive and Seabrook Road (Figure 1).
Figure 1— Remembrance Park
Remembrance Park Suggestion Prevalence but of 19 Interviews
Other
Dog stations/t re5h cans
Gi3zebo/Pavii on,
Water feature
Clog park
Phasing
Retention areas safety
Gated entrances • safety
Hours of operation - dawn to dusk
Native plants
Pervious parking ,area/paths
Benches
Fenced
Mindful of neigh bars -
Butterfly garden
Minimal Parking
Shade
Plaques - educational
Green space
Community harden
Connect Riverside to Seabrook
Path/Trail
Pa ssi-ve Park
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Twenty (20) persons were interviewed for Tequesta Park. With regard to Tequesta Park, Fifty-five
percent (55%) of participants suggested a desire for a centrally located playground. Fifty percent (50%)
preferred improved multi -use fields, and twenty percent (20%) recommended to improve lighting and
install educational signage. (Figure 2).
Figure 2 — Tequesta Park
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mentioned to increase the buffering landscape. Twenty-one percent (21%) stated the need for
improved landscape and aesthetics, and fourteen percent (14%) suggested a corridor Master
Plan (Figure 3).
Figure 3 — Linear Park
Linear Park Suggestion Prevalence Out of 14 Interviews
■ Shade trees
Improve landscaping/aesthetics
Railroad to pay for maintenance
■ Add trash cans
■ Crosswalk across Old Dixie
Increase buffering
Corridor master plan
Maximize revenues with events
■ Minimal investment
■ Art pieces (sculptures/gardens)
Forty-four percent (44%) of respondents suggest adding more trash cans in JLONA Park. Twenty-
two percent (22%) want the removal of queen palms in order to add more native plants, and eleven
percent (11%) stated the need for a pedestrian access from US Hwy 1 and trail signage (Figure 4).
Figure 4 —JLONA Park
JLONA Park Suggestion Prevalence Out of 9 Interviews
■ Add trash cans ■ Remove queen palms / add native plants
Paths b Signage for trails
Clean up ■ Pedestrian access from US Hwy 1
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Agenda [ternr#13.t (40%) of respondents suggested sand renourishment for the Coral Cove Park.
Twenty percent (20%) suggested to establish a low speed zone and paid parking on Beach Road,
and ADA accessibility to the beach (Figure 5).
Figure 5 — Coral Cove
Coral Cove Suggestion Prevalence Out of 5 Interviews
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■ Sand renourishment ■Low speed zone Paid parking Needs ADA access to beach
Sixty-seven percent (67%) of respondents suggested more benches, and thirty-three (33%) would like
to maintain the property as a preserved open space for the Banyan Tree site (Figure 6).
Figure 6 — Banyan Tree
Banyan Tree Open Space Suggestion Prevalence Out of 3 Interviews
■ Add benches Preserve open space
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Agenda Item #13.
2.4. Community Survey
The Project Team prepared a Community Survey with thirty-six (36) questions. The survey was
available from October 12, 2021 to December 31, 2021, and it was advertised on the Village's website
and all social media platforms. The kiosks at the different Village events were venues where the
survey was provided to residents. The Project Team designed a poster with a QR Code that
residents could scan with their phones to respond to the Community Survey questions.
Survey questions were intended to gather feedback from residents regarding Village parks. The
survey initiative received 249 total responses (232 online and 17 paper copies). Highlights of the
survey results and summaries of the park -specific public feedback are included in this section.
Summary of Results
Respondents were asked to identify if they reside within the Village of Tequesta to better understand
from where the feedback was generating. The vast majority of the respondents were Village of Tequesta
residents with a small percentage from outside the Village jurisdiction.
Generally, park use is influenced by age of the community. To characterize the age demographics
of survey responses, residents were asked to identify their age group. Approximately half the
respondents were in the 35-64 years old bracket, followed by the 65-74 age bracket. The majority
of the survey participants have children in their household (more than 50%). When asked about the
ages of the children in the household, more than 40 percent of the survey participants shared that
they have children in the 6-10 years old bracket, closely followed by 2-5 years old bracket.
To better understand the residents' preferences and use of the Village's parks, respondents were asked
to choose from a list their preferred Village parks. The Residents' most favored park
in the Village is Constitution Park, followed by Coral Cove Park and Tequesta Park. A large
number of survey participants feel that the Village parks are within walking/biking distance from
their homes. Less than 20 percent do not feel there is adequate parks in their close vicinity.
About 40 percent of survey participants prefer to walk to visit a park, while more than 30
percent prefer to drive, and more than 20 percent prefer to visit via bicycle.
The desire for park amenities was expressed in response to the question "What type of amenities
are most important to you?" The residents chose from a list of options ranging from
playgrounds to natural trails, walkways, and community gardens. Survey responses indicate a
desire for park investment. When asked about the investment priorities, the responses
revealed a similar importance placed on all options; however, the maintenance of the existing parks
was emphasized.
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Agenda Item #13.
The following graphics present a summary of responses to the 36 questions included in the Community Survey:
1. Are you a Village of Tequesta resident? (A resident is defined as person who reside within the
boundaries of the Village of Tecluesta, who pays taxes to the Village and has the ability to vote in the
municipal elections).
No
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2. Provide your home address (optional). 88 open-ended responses.
3. What is your age?
17 and under
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5-
45-54
55-64
65-74
75 or older
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4. Does your household include children?
No
10% 20% 30% 40%; 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
S. What are the ages of your children that live at home now? Please check all that apply.
0-1 years old :9
2-5 years old
6-10 years old
11-14 years old
15-18 years old
19 & elder
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
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Agenda Item #13.
6. What are your favorite Parks and Open Spaces? Please rank each of the following parks in order of preference
with #1 being your most favorite park to 7 being your least favorite park.
constitutior!
Par,
Tequesta Park &
ViLlage Green
at the Villa...
Banyan Tree
Green Area
Linear Park
that runs...
JLONA Natural
Area by US H—
Coral Cove Park
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7. Do you feel there are adequate parks within walking biking distance from your home?
Yes
W&W
No
Not sure
do not visit
parks
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90"/o 100%
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S. What is your preferred way to visit a park?
By walking
By biking
By driving
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9. What type of amenities are most important to you? Please check all that apply.
Passive Parks
I
(valkviays....
Active Parks
(playgrounds... M6
Community
Gardens
Nature TraRs
Other (please
specify)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
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Agenda Item #13.
10. What are your priorities for park investment? (Please rank each of the following in order of
importance with #1 being the most important to 6 being the least important).
Funding to
acquire...
Maintain
existing par...
Improve access
to parks and...
Improve
existing par...
Add or enhance
programs at...
Improveaccess
to sports...
0 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
11. What other means of park investment do you suggest? 79 open-ended responses.
12. How often do you visit Constitution Park?
rat least once
a week 6t Aj�h vmdl
Hore than once
a week
Not sure
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13. What are your favorite outdoor activities in Constitution Park? Please check all that apply.
Playgrounds
Tree House
Rock Climbing
Area
Walking Trail
Basketball
Courts
Gazebo
Fitness
Stations
Picnic Pavilion
Other (please
specify)
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14. How would you improve Constitution Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you? 94 open-ended responses.
15. How often do you visit Tequesta Park? (42 acres park located on County Line Road in Martin County.
The land is owned by the State and leased and operated by the Village of Tequesta to provide park and
green space to residents and surrounding area).
At least once
a week
More than once
a week
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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16. What are your favorite outdoor activities in Tequesta Park? Please check all that apply.
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Dog Park
Tennis Courts.
Pickleball
Cou its
Baseball/Softba
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Soccer Fields
Basketball
Courts
Pavilion
Other (please
specify)
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17. How would you improve Tequesta Park? What would you add that will make a more
enjoyable experience for you? 105 open-ended responses.
18. Do you support the State funding improvements to Tequesta Park?
Yes
'N o
Need more
inforrnation
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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19. What type of amenity would you enjoy at the future Remembrance Park? (The Village owns a
vacant parcel of land at 483 Seabrook Road that would like to develop a park, and would appreciate
your input.)
Benches
WaLk Ing Trait
Playground
Gazebo
Picnic pavilion
Community
Garden
Dog Park M
Parking Area
Other (please
specify)
20. How often do you visit the Linear Park that runs parallel to Old Dixie?
At least once
a week L
More than once
a week
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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21. What are your favorite outdoor activities in the Linear Park? Please check all that apply.
Walki ng ikA
Jogging
Walking the dog
Other (please
specify)
22. How would you improve the Linear Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you? 56 open-ended responses.
23. How often do you visit the Village Green at the Municipal Complex?
At least once
a week
More than once
a week
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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24. What are your favorite outdoor activities in the Village Green? Please check all that apply.
Seating
I I
Attending
events
Appreciating
commemorativ...
Other (please
specify)
25. How would you improve the Village Green? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you? 42 open-ended responses.
26. How often do you visit the Banyan Tree Open Space?
At least once
a week
More than once
a week
,Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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27. How would you improve the Banyan Tree open space? What would you add that will make
a more enjoyable experience for you? 55 open-ended responses.
28. How often do you visitJLONA? (Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area - A 50-acre
natural area with trails owned by the US Department of Interior located east of US Hwy One
and within the Village's boundaries).
At Least once
a week
More than once
a week
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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29. What are your favorite activities in JLONA? Please check all that apply.
Trails and
6oardwatk
Bird Watching
Appreciating
the native a...
Other (please
specify)
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30. What would you add that will make a more enjoyable experience for you at
JLONA? 45 open-ended responses.
31. How often do you visit Coral Cove Park? (Coral Cove Park. A 6.21-acre beach -front park
owned and operated by Palm Beach County located within the Village's boundaries).
At least once
a week
More than once
a vv e e
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
32. What are your favorite outdoor activities in Coral Cove Park? Please check all that apply.
Playground
Picric Area
Beach Area
Other (please
specify)
33. How would you improve Coral Cove Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you? 61 open-ended responses.
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34. Do you own a dog(s)?
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35. How often do you visit the Dog Park at Tequesta Park?
At least once
a week
P-iare than once
a week
Not sure
Other (please
specify)
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CHAPTER 3. CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS
CHAPTER 3. CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS
The public outreach and community engagement processes were at the heart of this Parks Master
Plan. The Project Team designed three conceptual plans for each Remembrance Park and Tequesta
Park based on the community survey, interviews and input from residents received at multiple open
houses and kiosk events.
Once the Project Team designed the conceptual plans, it was paramount to present them to
the community and receive their comments and feedback. On the evenings of March 8 and 9, 2022, the
Project Team conducted open houses to introduce the conceptual designs for both Remembrance Park
and Tequesta Park at the Village Hall. The community was invited to contribute ideas and express
their preferences regarding the different options and amenities. Also, at the Residents' Academy
event on March 9, 2022, Mr. Jeremy Allen, Tequesta Village Manager, presented the design concepts to a
group of residents.
At these open houses, the residents had the opportunity to place sticker dots on amenities they favored
or opposed. Participants were provided three (3) colors of sticker dots: Green (In favor), Red (Not in
favor), Yellow (Not sure). From March 10, 2022 to March 28, 2022 the proposed conceptual plans were
exhibited in the Village Hall lobby along with surveys, so residents could provide their
preferences. A drop box to collect the surveys was also placed in the lobby.
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CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OPTIONS
This section presents the three (3) Conceptual Plans designed for Remembrance Park based on the
community participation and input. Please see the following Conceptual Design options A, B and C for
Remembrance Park as presented to the community:
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PROPOSED CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
The Project Team reviewed the input provided by the residents regarding the three (3) conceptual design options
for Remembrance Park, and prepared the proposed design that embraces the residents' vision and celebrates the
natural environment by providing shade trees, native landscaping, and trails. The proposed Park will be
developed in three (3) phases: Phase 1 includes the main area fronting Seabrook Road; Phase 2 will incorporate
the retention area fronting Riverside Drive. This will allow for connectivity to a Park for residents that live near
and along Riverside Drive; and, Phase 3 will allow for beautification of the retention area located to the North.
The proposed passive Park Conceptual Design includes the following amenities:
• Seating benches, Trash Receptacles, Picnic tables
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• Butterfly Garden
• Open Space
• Entry Signs
• Perimeter Fence and Landscape Buffer
• Native Landscaping
• Shade Trees
• Educational and Historical Plaques
• Bike Racks
• Bollards along Right -of -Way of Retention Areas
• Parking Spaces with Permeable Driveways
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3.2 Tequesta Park
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OPTIONS
This section presents the three (3) Conceptual Plan options designed for Tequesta Park based on the
community participation and input. Please see the following Conceptual Design options A, B and C for Tequesta
Park as presented to the community:
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PROPOSED CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
At the open houses, residents also had the opportunity to provide input on the preferred elements and
amenities for the three (3) conceptual plans for Tequesta Park displayed at the Village Hall. Based on
the feedback gathered at these events and the surveys collected, the Project Team designed a proposed
plan for Tequesta Park. The proposed design highlights the beauty of the Park, its natural trails and
abundance of open space. This Community Park offers multiple sport activities and amenities for all ages.
The proposed Community Park offers passive and active amenities as follows:
• One (1) Multi -use Field
• Two (2) Baseball Fields
• Community Garden
• Playground with Shade Sail
• Picnic Tables with Umbrellas
• Wood Decking Area
• Pavilion
• Concession Stand
• Splash Pad
• Sand Volleyball Courts
• Exercise Stations
• Gazebos
• Improve Lighting
• Educational Plaques
• Directional Signage
• Shade Trees
• Native Landscaping
• Sand &Shell Rock Trails
In addition to the proposed amenities, the proposed design includes the existing features: Dog
Park, Tennis Courts, Basketball Courts, and Pickleball Courts.
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CHAPTER 4. FINAL REMARKS
CHAPTER 4. FINAL REMARKS
4.1 Recommendations
Our Parks Our Values, Parks Master Plan initiative started in October 2021 with the purpose to prepare a long-term
strategy for improving the Village of Tequesta's Parks. Public outreach and community engagement were at the heart
of this Master Plan. The goal was to listen to residents and prepare a Plan based on their vision, ideas and feedback.
Chapters 2 and 3 of this report present detailed information of the Proactive Public Participation Program (4Ps) and
the multiple participation events.
The focus of the Parks Master Plan includes proposed conceptual designs for Remembrance Park and Tequesta Park.
Also, this section includes a series of recommendations for the additional parks and open spaces included in the
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Remembrance Park
FINAL PROPOSED CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
The Project Team reviewed the input provided by the residents regarding the three (3) conceptual design options for
Remembrance Park, and prepared the proposed design that embraces the residents' vision and celebrates the natural
environment by providing shade trees, native landscaping, and trails. The proposed Park will be developed in three
(3) phases: Phase 1 includes the main area fronting Seabrook Road; Phase 2 will incorporate the retention area
fronting Riverside Drive. This will allow a connectivity to Park for residents that live near and along Riverside Drive;
and Phase 3 will allow for the beautification of the retention area located to the North.
The proposed passive Park Conceptual Design includes the following amenities:
• Seating benches, Trash Receptacles, Picnic tables
• Gazebos, Dog -stations
• Boardwalk and Pond in Retention Area
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• Perimeter Fence and Landscape Buffer
• Native Landscaping
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• Educational and Historical Plaques
• Bike Racks
• Bollards along Right -of -Way of Retention Areas
• Parking Spaces with Permeable Driveways
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Tequesta Park
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At the open houses, residents also had the opportunity to provide input on the preferred elements and
amenities for the three (3) concept plans for Tequesta Park displayed at the Village Hall. Based on the
feedback gathered at these events and the surveys collected, the Project Team designed a proposed plan
for Tequesta Park. The proposed design highlights the beauty of the Park, its natural trails and abundance
of open space. This Community Park offers multiple sport activities and amenities for all ages.
The proposed Community Park offers passive and active amenities as follows:
• One (1) Multi -use Field
• Two (2) Baseball Fields
• Community Garden
• Playground with Shade Sail
• Picnic Tables with Umbrellas
• Wood Decking Area
• Pavilion
• Concession Stand
• Splash Pad
• Sand Volleyball Courts
• Exercise Stations
• Gazebos
• Improve Lighting
• Educational Plaques
• Directional Signage
• Shade Trees
• Native Landscaping
• Sand & Shell Rock Trails
In addition to the proposed amenities, the proposed design includes the existing features: Dog Park,
Tennis Courts, Basketball Courts, and Pickleball Courts.
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The following suggestions and recommendations were provided by the Village's residents:
Linear Park
Linear parks are elongated open space corridors which often follow the alignment of residential or
commercial roads, and in some instances, they are built on land along a railroad right-of-way. The term "linear
park" reflects the potential that it may also include other recreation or natural features and amenities
desired by the community. The size and design of a linear park varies and depends on location and function
but usually provides continued multi -use trails, seating, and recreation uses.
The goal of the Linear Park located along Old Dixie Highway is to address the community specific needs and
offer safety and well-being by providing a comfortable and accessible path for people of all ages and
abilities. This master plan was prepared to serve as a guideline for the community's desired
improvements for the Village's Linear Park including the following recommendations:
• Add shade trees along the walkway
• Include hedges toward Old Dixie Hwy to provide a landscape buffer for safety reasons
• Improve landscaping to enhance the aesthetics of the corridor
• Provide trash receptacles and seating benches
• Install a cross walk on the corner of Village Boulevard to promote connectivity with Tequesta Park
• Reach out to Palm Beach County to recommend a median with trees on Old Dixie Hwy.
The above graphic was prepared for the Commercial Corridor Charrette conducted by the Treasure
Coast Regional Planning Council (TCRPQ.
Point Drive Open Space (Banyan Tree)
This Banyan tree site is surrounded by residential homes, and it has been embraced by the community
because of its character and beauty. The recommendations are as follows:
• Add a trash receptacle
• Include an additional seating bench (currently there is only one seating bench)
• Preserve this open space
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Jupiter Lighthouse Outstanding Area (JLONA)
Even though this land is owned and maintained by the Federal Government; the Village's residents provided
the following recommendations to improve this site:
• Add trash receptacles and additional trail signages
• Plant native trees toward US Hwy 1
• Provide a pedestrian and bicycle access from US Highway 1 to facilitate connectivity and
access for residents
Coral Cove Park
This Park has been within the boundaries of the Village of Tequesta since 1985; however, it is owned and
maintained by Palm Beach County. The recommendations are as follows:
• Improve beach area by a Restoration Program
• Add a low speed zone and paid parking on Beach Road
• Include ADA access to the beach
Additional Recommendations
1. Prepare a Multi -Use Trail System Plan.
This plan will offer an interconnected system of bike and pedestrian trails that will facilitate the access
to parks and open spaces. The plan will seek to provide multi -use experiences for a wide range of users
and healthy recreation opportunities along the way.
The Multi -Use Trail System will be a complement to the Parks Master Plan and play a key role in
providing connections between the Village's parks and open spaces. The goal is to promote walking and
biking, rather than driving, to the parks by utilizing sidewalks and bike and pedestrian trails. This
initiative will focus on the connections between the neighborhoods and the natural destinations to
promote physical and mental health benefits for the community.
2. Implement the Objectives and Policies included in the Recreation and Open Space Element of
Comprehensive Plan presented in Chapter 1 of this Report.
4.2. Next Steps
Our Parks Our Values Master Plan provides the vision of the residents, and it will serve as a road map for a
long-term strategy and funding to improve and develop the Village of Tequesta Parks.
The subject document will facilitate application for grants, since it is based on a village -wide community
participation process and includes in-depth information. Most importantly, this Parks Master Plan will allow
the Village to allocate specific amounts into each year's capital improvement budget. The Village Manager and
the Village Council will be able to determine and break into phases the desired improvements for each park.
Once the Parks Master Plan is adopted by the Village Council, the next step for Remembrance Park and
Tequesta Park is to proceed with final design drawings to be prepared by landscape architects and engineers
based on technical surveys. The final design documents will provide specifications and an estimated cost of
construction.
With regard to other parks and open spaces owned or maintained by the Village, the recommendation section
includes improvements suggested by the community. The next step is to assess the priorities in terms of
budgeting and design. With regard to JLONA and Coral Cove Park, the Village will provide the community
recommendations to each agency.
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5.2. Community Surveys
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA PARKS MASTER PLAN
Our Parks Our Values —Community Survey
The purpose of this survey is to gather the community preferences to
prepare along-term strategy and a funding plan for the Parks Master
Plan. We encourage all Village of Tequesta and surrounding area
residents to participate. Thank you for your participation.
1. Are you a Village of Tequesta resident? (A resident is defined as person who reside within the
boundaries of the Village of Tequesta, who pays taxes to the Village and has the ability
to vote in the municipal elections)
o Yes
o No
2. Provide your zip code
o 33469
o Other (please provide your zip code)
3. What is your age?
o 17 and under
o 18-25
o 26-34
o 35-44
o 45-54
o 55-64
o 65-74
o 75 older
4. Does your household include children?
o Yes
o No
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S. What are the ages of your children that live at home now? Please check all that apply
0 0-1 years old
0 2-5 years old
0 6-10 years old
0 11-14 years old
0 15-18 years old
0 19 & older
6. What are your favorite Parks and Open Spaces? Please rank each of the following parks in order of
preference with #1 being your most favorite park to 7 being your least favorite park.
Constitution Park
Teq uesta Park
Village Green at the Village Municipal Complex
Banyan Tree Green Area
Linear Park that runs parallel to Old Dixie Hwy.
JLONA Natural Area by US Hwy One (JLONA Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural
Area)
Coral Cove Park
7. Do you feel there are adequate parks within walking/biking distance from your home?
o Yes
o No
o Not sure
o Don't visit parks
o Others (Please provide
comment)
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8. What is your preferred way to visit a park?
o By walking
o By biking
o By driving
o Others (Please provide
comment)
9. What type of amenities are most important to you? Please check all that apply
o Passive Parks (walkways, benches, gazebos, etc.)
o Active Parks (playgrounds, sports, picnic shelters, etc.)
o Community Gardens
o Nature Trails
o Others (Please provide
comment)
10. What are your priorities for park investment? Please rank each of the following in order o
imaortance with #1 beina the most important and #6 beina the least important.
Funding to acquire property to expand our parks and facilities
Maintain existing parks and facilities
Improve access to parks and facilities through trails, sidewalks, and safer crossings
Improve existing parks and facilities through adding trees, playgrounds, sidewalks, et.
Add or enhance programs at parks and facilities (green markets, concerts at the parks,
others)
Improve access to sports facilities (Baseball field, soccer field, basketball courts, Lacrosse,
etc.)
11. What other means of park investment do you suggest?
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12. How often do you visit Constitution Park?
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
13. What are your favorite outdoor activities in Constitution Park? Please check all that apply
o Playgrounds
o Tree House
o Rock Climbing Area
o Walking Trail
o Basketball Courts
o Gazebo
o Fitness Stations
o Picnic Pavilion
o Other (Please provide
comment)
14. How would you improve Constitution Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you?
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15. How often do you visit Tequesta Park? (42 acres park located on County Line Road in Martin
County. The land is owned by the Sate and leased and operated by the Village of Tequesta to
provide park and green space to residents and surrounding area)
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
16. What are your favorite outdoor activity in Tequesta Park? Please check all that apply
o Nature Trail
o Dog Pak
o Tennis Courts
o Pickleball Courts
o Baseball/Softball Fields
o Soccer Fields
o Basketball Courts
o Pavilion
o Other (Please provide
comment)
17. How would you improve Tequesta Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you?
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18. Do you support the State funding improvements to Tequesta Park?
o Yes
o No
o Need more information
o Not sure
o Oher (please provide
comment)
19. What type of amenity would you enjoy at the future Remembrance Park? The Village owns a
vacant parcel of land at 483 Seabrook Road that would like to develop a park, and would
appreciate your input.
O Benches
O Walking Trail
O Playground
O Gazebo
O Picnic pavilion
O Community Garden
O Dog Park
O Parking Area
O Other (Please provide
comment)
20. How often do you visit the Linear Park that runs parallel to Old Dixie?
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
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21. What are your favorite outdoor activities in the Linear Park? Please check all that apply
o Walking
o Jogging
o Walking Dog
o Other (Please provide
comment)
22. How would you improve the Linear Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you?
23. How often do you visit the Village Green at the Municipal Complex?
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
24. What are your favorite outdoor activity in the Village Green? Please check all that apply
o Seating
o Attending Events
o Appreciating commemorative features (flags, 9-11 sculpture, etc.)
o Other (Please provide
comment)
25. How would you improve the Village Green? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you?
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26. How often do you visit the Banyan Tree Open Space?
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
27. How would you improve the Banyan Tree open space? What would you add that will make a
more enjoyable experience for you?
28. How often do you visit JLONA? (Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area - A 50-acre
natural area with trails owned by the US Department of Interior located east of US Hwy One and
within the Village's boundaries)
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
29. What are your favorite activity in JLONA? Please check all that apply
o Trails and Boardwalk
o Bird Watching
o Appreciating the native and restored Florida coastal habitats
o Other (Please provide
comment)
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30. What would you add that will make a more enjoyable experience for you?
31. How often do you visit Coral Cove Park? (A 6.21-acre beachfront park owned and operated by
Palm Beach County located within the Village's boundaries)
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
32. What are your favorite outdoor activity in Coral Cove Park? Please check all that apply
o Playground
o Picnic Area
o Beach Area
o Other (Please provide
comment)
33. How would you improve Coral Cove Park? What would you add that will make a more enjoyable
experience for you?
34. Do you own a dog (s)?
o Yes
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35. How often do you visit the Dog Park at Tequesta Park?
o At least once a week
o More than once a week
o Not sure
o Other (Please provide
comment)
36. Would you visit a dog park more often if you could walk to it?
O Yes
O No
O Other (Please provide
comment)
The Village of Tequesta thank you for completing this
Important survey!
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exhibit your preference.
Park Amenities and Features
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❑ Bike rack
❑ Bird bath
❑ Boardwalk
❑ Brick paver parking area (semi -pervious)
❑ Butterfly garden
❑ Community garden
❑ Connection from Seabrook Rd to Riverside [
❑ Dog stations
❑ Educational plaques (historical or natural)
❑ Gazebos
❑ Native plant barrier on retention areas
❑ Open green space
❑ Park entry arch
❑ Park entry water feature
❑ Parking configuration
❑ Pond
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❑ Small playground
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5.4. Remembrance Park Invitation Letter
VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA
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March 3, 2022,
Re- Remembrance Park Open House
Dear Resident,
The Village of Tequesta is pleased to invite you to attend an Open House regarding the
conceptual designs proposed for Remembrance Park. Since your home is adjacent to this
future park we value your input and would like to hear from you.
TheOpen House will be held in the Village Council Chambers located at the Village Hall at
345 Tequesta Drive, on ' March 15, 022 from 5,30 pm to 7:30 pm- At this Open Houser YOU
will have the opportunity to learn about the proposed designs for Remembrance Park and
Tequesta Park; and to vote for your selected conceptual designs.
In October 2021, the Village initiated a Parks Master Plan based on a proactive community
outreach, process- We held numerous community events to listen to our resident's vision
and ideas, and you were invited to attend the Open House held on December 18, 2021.
Please note, the conceptual designs will be exhibit at the Village Hall Lobby frorn March
10L" to March5th ofacilitatepublicicipationandreieinput rour res'dents-
Please reach out to Ms, Nilsa Zacarias, Community Development Director at 561-768-0457
or email her at nzacarlas@tequesta.org if you have questions.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the Open House!
Sincerely,
remy Allen
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5.5. Village Council Workshop Presentation
Our Parks II Our values
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Listen to the Community and Understand
the Residents Needs and Vision
To Prepare along-Term Strategy and Funding Plan
for our Parks
Proactive Public Participation Program (4Ps) Initiatives
• Kick -Off Open Forum at Village Hall (October 12t )
• Kiosks at Public Events (Halloween, Shred -it &
Coffee with the Cup, Chili Cook -Off, Holiday in the
Park etc.)
• Design Open Houses, Attendance to HOA Meeting
• Online and In -Person Surveys
• Social Media Communication
VOT Fridays News, Facebook
• Updates on Village Website
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Events and Survey Advertisement
• Master Plan Poster w/QR Code
• Smoke Signals November Issue
• Updates on Village website
• Water Bill — QR Code
• Social media (Facebook, VOT Friday News)
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Friday, October 151" (5:30-8:30 pm)
Constitution Park
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Village Hall Parking Lot
Saturday, October 16t" (9-11 am)
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Design Open House
Saturday, October 23rd (9-noon)
Tequesta Park
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Monday, October 25 (5:30-7:00 pm)
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Environmental Advisory
Committee Presentation
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Wednesday, November 10t" (2 pm)
Village Hall Chambers
Chili Cook -Off
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Saturday, November 13t" (2-6 pm)
Paradise Park
Planning & Zoning Board
Thursday, November 18t" (5:30 pm)
Village Hall Chambers
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Kiosk at Holiday in the Park
Saturday, December 4t", (5-8pm)
Constitution Park
Design Open House with Resident
adjacent to Remembrance Park
Saturday, December 18t" (9:30-11 am)
Village Hall Chambers
March 8t", 2022 (Village Wide)
Open House for Concept
March 9t", 2022 (Village Wide)
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(Remembrance Park Neighbors)
Presentations - Environmental Advisory Committee — April 13, 2022
Planning and Zoning Board — April 21,, 2022
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Survey:.
• Online Format — QR Code & Link provided - open ended comments
• Paper Copies — Provided at Kiosks Event -surrey prop Box at village Hall
• Total: 249 Responses (232 online & 17 paper copies)`
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3. Does your household include children?
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5. What are your favorite Parks and Open Spaces?
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Report presents Survey Result of each Question
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Agenda Item #13.
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Personal Interviews
20 One -on -One Interviews were Conducted at Village Holl,
Mr. Allen & Ms. Zacarias were present at all interviews
Questions Were:
1. What do you envision for Remembrance Park?
2. What do you envision for Tequesta Park.?
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Banyan Tree, JLONA, and Coral Cove)
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Surveys were closed on December 31, 2021
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• Team processed all gather feedback
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Open House for Concept Plans (Tequesta Park & Remembrance Park)
March 8, 2022
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LINEAR PARK
■ Add Shade Trees along the Walkway
■ Include hedges toward Old Dixie Hwy to provide a landscape
buffer for safety reasons
■ Improve landscaping to enhance aesthetics of the corridor
• Install a cross walk on the corner of Village Blvd. to connect to
Tequesta Park
• Reach out to Palm Beach
County to recommend a median
with trees on Old Dixie Hwy.
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Additional Recommendations
1. Prepare a Multi -Use Trail System Plan
m Interconnected system of bike and pedestrian trails to facilitate
access to parks and open spaces
m Promoting walking and biking instead of driving
2. Implement Objectives and Policies included on the Recreation
and Open Space Element of the Comprehensive Plan
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NEXT STEPS
Our Parks Our Values Master Plan provides the vision of the
residents and it will serve as road map for a long term strategy to
improve and develop the Village's Parks
■ Final Design Drawings to be prepared by engineers and based on
technical surveys: Remembrance and Tequesta Parks
■ Facilitate to apply for grants
■ Allow to budget specific amounts for yearly capital improvement
plan
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