Agenda 03-24-25
City of Boynton Beach
Recreation & Parks Advisory Board
City Hall Commission Chambers
100 E. Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach
March 24th, 2025, 6:30 PM
Agenda
I. Call To Order
II. Pledge of Allegiance
III. Roll Call
IV. Agenda Approval – March 24th, 2025
V. Approval of Minutes – January 27th, 2025; February 24th, 2025
VI. Presentations
a. County Dredging Project of Boynton Inlet/Oyer Park
b. Pence Park Redesign
VII. Unfinished Business
VIII. New Business
a. Upcoming Recreation Programs & Events
b. Update on Marketing
c. Departmental Updates
i. Staffing
d. Project Updates
i. Hester Field
ii. Little League Field
iii. Galaxy Park
iv. Oceanfront Park
v. Pence Park
e. BBHS Proposed Steet Renaming
IX. Public Audience
X. Items For The City Manager’s Attention
XI. Future Agenda Items
XII. Next Meeting – April 28th, 2025
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MINUTES OF THE RECREATION AND PARKS ADVISORY BOARD
HELD ON MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 2025, AT 6:30 P.M.,
IN CITY HALL COMMISSION CHAMBERS
100 E. OCEAN AVENUE, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
PRESENT:
Julie Mondello, Chair
Allison Pandev
Dr. Phyllis Pacilli
Thomas Devlin
Bruce Robertson
Belinda Laskey
ABSENT:
Belinda Laskey
Matthew McCallum
Call To Order
Fabien Desrouleaux, Director,
Recreation and Parks
Justin Johnson, Marketing and
Outreach Manager
Julie Mondello, Board Chair, called the meeting to order at 6:33 P.M.
II Pledge of Allegiance
The members recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
III Roll Call
Roll Call was taken. A quorum was present.
IV Agenda Approval — January 27, 2025
Chair Mondello added the Role of the Board and Communications to Unfinished
Business
Motion
Ms. Pandev moved to approve the agenda, as amended. Mr. Robertson seconded the
motion. The motion passed 5 to 1 (Dr. Pacilli dissenting on the basis that she did not
get the agenda in time to read it).
V Approval of Minutes — December 23, 2024
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Motion
Ms. Pandev moved to approve the minutes. Chair Mondello seconded the motion. The
motion passed unanimously.
VI Unfinished Business
Role of the Board.
Chair Mondello spoke about the role of the Board and about Pickleball Courts. She said
that several community members had attended the meetings over the past few years to
advocate for them, and this same sentiment was also expressed several times at the
Tennis Center. She advised that the Board took that feedback to the City Commission
and were able to have Pickleball Courts permanently installed, with the Board even
conveying the paint color of the courts stated by the community, and the naming of the
courts at the Tennis Center. She explained that the Board's role is to make
recommendations, as they are an Advisory Board and that the City Commission is looking
to the Board to advise them.
Mr. Devlin pointed out that the City website has specific information about the Board's
role and further commented that if the City is going to dismantle or build parks, the Board
should be aware of it, so they can comment and advise.
Communication
Chair Mondello stated that for 10 or 11 years, the Board met the 4t" Monday of the month
and that emails are sent advising the members that they have until Monday afternoon to
say whether they can attend the meeting, and then the Liaison advises whether the
meeting is cancelled or not.
Dr. Pacilli stated that she wanted to have a group text amongst the members indicating if
they will attend or not. She commented that there were many times she showed up for a
meeting, only to learn it was cancelled.
Mr. Desrouleaux advised that they do everything via email and he acknowledged that the
method may not work for all.
Dr. Pacilli commented that the members are supposed to receive the meeting information
72 hours before the meeting to review it.
Mr. Desrouleaux explained that he sends the information out the Wednesday before the
meeting date and that he asks the members if they will attend. He mentioned that most
of the time, he does not hear back from all the members, so he calls the day of the
meeting.
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Discussion ensued that the members should commit to responding by the deadline and
that the members volunteered to serve on the Board and it is incumbent on them to attend.
Ms. Pandev pointed out that prior to Mr. Desrouleaux, the members did not know about
the meeting cancellations and that Mr. Desrouleaux always sends notifications, although
he did send out the agenda late this month and that he had apologized for the oversight.
After further brief discussion, there was agreement that the members should assume all
the members will attend every meeting and anyone who cannot, should notify Mr.
Desrouleaux. If he sees there is no quorum, he will notify the members of the meeting
cancellation.
Strategic Plan
Justin Johnson, Marketing and Outreach Manager, said that he will send a summary of
the Strategic Plan to the members.
Chair Mondello explained that the Strategic Plan was the result of years of planning and
that they utilized community input, as well as community and Board Member Surveys.
She said that they had regrouped after COVID and that there was a push to have more
park areas for residents.
Ms. Pandev pointed out that the Strategic Plan is on the City's website.
Mr. Johnson commented that he will try to find the Strategic Plan that the former Director
had submitted, and send it to the members
VII New Business
a. Upcoming Recreation Programs & Events
Mr. Johnson announced the Biennial Kinetic Art Event being held this Saturday and
Sunday, February 1St and 2"d.
Mr. Desrouleaux announced that the event was by another City Department, and that it
was an indoor and outdoor event. He advised that maps showing the locations of the art
will be provided.
Mr. Johnson also announced the following other events:
• The Four Chaplains Ceremony will take place on Sunday, February 2nd at 2 P.M.
Magic Wheels and Special Deals, which is a collaborative effort with the City
Chariots of Love, Chariots on Ice, and Little Wolf Carpentry, who builds custom
mobility devices for youngsters. He mentioned that they will unveil the Magic
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Wheels mobility wheelchair on February 6th. He said that this year's wheelchair
recipient is a 10 year-old boy named Leo, who lives in Lake Worth Beach. He
mentioned that there will also be a vendor resource fair with vendors representing
various segments of the ADA community present. He urged all to attend the event
which will be held at the Ezell Hester Center, on Thursday, February 6th from 5
P.M. to 8 P.M.
• There will be an early registration packet pick up for the Barrier Free 5K event,
which will take place on Saturday, February 8th at 7:30 A.M. at Barrier Free Park.
This is the sister event to the Magic Wheels and Special Deals.
• Saturday, February 8th at 7 P.M. is Comedy on the Intracoastal, at the Intracoastal
Park Clubhouse. The event is for those aged 18 and over, and food and adult
beverages will be served. The cost is $20 in advance and $25 cash at the door.
Doors open at 7 P.M., and the show starts at 8 P.M.
• Saturday, February 15th from 9 A.M. to Noon, at Oceanfront Park, is the last Puppy
Love event. All pups are encouraged to show up in Valentines Day attire.
• Saturday, February 15th is the Daddy Daughter Dance at the Women's Club.
b. Update on Marketing
C. Departmental Updates
i. Programming/Events
Mr. Johnson announced that Summer Camp Registration will open on Tuesday, February
18th and he explained the options for summer camp.
Mr. Desrouleaux stated the department introduced half season summer camps because
families go on vacation. He thought it would boost enrollment and stated that they are
looking at additional camp locations, such as the Hester and Sims Centers. and that the
Arts and Culture Center could have specialty camps. He said that there are new athletic
programs, and that rugby for boys and girls is growing, as is girls Flag Football. He noted
that the Police Athletic League (PAL) is doing one as well, so there are two different girls
flag programs. He announced the Little League Spring Season kicks off, and that there
is a new sports provider agreement in effect. He announced that since the City's fields
were built, many teams are using them. He stated that the concession stand at the Hester
Center will be completed after inspections, and the Certificate of Occupancy is obtained,
and that they will also install a shade structure on the home side of the field.
1. Passholder Policies
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Mr. Desrouleaux distributed information on the Passholders program and advised that the
price was prorated to be $200 for residents and $300 for non-residents. He mentioned that
it will provide users the opportunity to reserve a pickleball court up to seven days in
advance, and it can be accessed digitally. He announced that some passes already sold,
and the program is expected to be very popular. He noted that the passes can be used
for the indoor and outdoor pickleball courts.
Marketing
Mr. Desrouleaux stated that Mr. Johnson was doing great and was meeting with other
divisions. He said that he's been spearheading marketing and sponsorships and was
working on a banner.
iii Boynton Connect
Mr. Desrouleaux commented that Boynton Connect is the rebranding of the department
and their mission, vision, and values. He explained that the rebranding is to be more
aligned with the City's and that the Board Members will receive Tee shirts. He said that
Mr. Johnson is working on the summer edition, which has the lightest offerings, due to the
summer camps. He also said that they are interviewing for the Director of Recreation and
Parks position, due to him being transitioned to a new position.
iv. Mission, Vision, Values
Mr. Desrouleaux stated that they developed a new Mission, Vision, and Value statement,
which he read. He advised that they have a new Parks Compliance Manager.
d. Project Updates
i. Hester Field
This item was discussed earlier in the meeting.
Little League Field
Mr. Desrouleaux said that the project has shifted to Phase 2, which involves Fields 2 and
3, the concession stand, restrooms, and press room. He shared that they hope to have
full turf, but if they can't, the field will be a hybrid of turf, clay and grass. He advised that
they added 2 T Ball fields, are working on obtaining permanent lighting, and the temporary
parking is semi-permanent, for now.
iii. Galaxy Park
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Mr. Desrouleaux reported that Phase I is done and that the amenities are available to
PAL and other entities. He stated that Phase 2 will include a bull pen, batting cages, and
converting some courts to pickle ball courts.
iv. Oceanfront Park
Mr. Desrouleaux mentioned that the snack stand is complete and that they are waiting for
an RFP for a concessionaire to be issued. He said that they received approval for
temporary food and beverage services, and that Boardwalk Ice Cream will have a
pushcart there from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. He said that the playground and pathways are
done, and that the parking terminals will be upgraded to accept Tap to Pay and they will
install vehicle counters.
V. Pence Park
Mr. Desrouleaux advised that the park is in the design phase for a soccer field and that
this project is in conjunction with the CRA. He commented that the park is run down. He
stated that the upgrade will include additional and off-street parking, and that there will be
a few pavilions that can be rented.
Brief discussion followed that the Betty Thomas Park is primarily used for basketball and
there is not much tennis usage there, and that the City will also be contemplating a soccer
field at Sims.
VIII Public Audience
Micky King reported that her three little girls have been missing since 2018 and that if
anyone sees them, they should direct them to the Police. She expressed that she did not
know what was going on now, as there were a lot of people being released from jail. She
requested the members keep an eye out for her children and advised that she has photos
of them on Facebook.
IX. Items For The City Manager's Attention
None
X Future Agenda Items
a. Presentation and Q&A on Restoration Project
XI Next Meeting — January 27, 2025
Chair Mondello noted the error in the next meeting date and announced that the correct
date is February 24, 2025.
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XII Adjournment
Motion
Ms. Pandev moved to adjourn. Mr. Devlin seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 7:59 P.M.
Catherine Cherry
Minutes Specialist
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Project Overview
Phase I (February –April)
•A cutterhead dredge will remove the
accumulating sand in the interior sand trap and
within the navigation channels west of the inlet.
•Sand/water mixture will travel by pipeline
through the Ocean Inlet Park, under A1A and
along the beach into the ocean at Ocean
Hammock Park.
•More than 55,000 cubic yards of sand from the
interior sand trap, the Lake Worth Lagoon, and
the Boynton Boat Club Channel will be
removed and re-introduced into the coastal
(beach) system.
•Dredged material will be placed below the low
tide line.
Project Partners
Palm Beach County, Florida Inland Navigation District, City of Boynton Beach, Florida Department of
Environmental Protection
Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners
Department of Environmental Resources Management
2300 North Jog Road -Fourth Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
Phone: 561-233-2400 pbcerm.com
SOUTH LAKE WORTH INLET
SAND TRAP AND CHANNEL MAINTENANCE DREDGING PROJECT
Palm Beach County
Inlets
•4 inlets, 2 natural and 2
man made.
•South Lake Worth Inlet,
also called the Boynton
Inlet, construction
started in 1925 and
completed in 1927.
Project Location
•Between the towns of
Manalapan and Ocean
Ridge.
•Connects the Atlantic
Ocean with the Lake
Worth Lagoon.
The Challenge
•Inlets interrupt the
natural southerly flow of
sand along the coast.
•Sand has piled up in the
interior sand trap and
navigation channels
adjacent to the inlet.
The Solution
•Dredge the sand trap
adjacent to the inlet.
•Dredge the shoaled
sand from the
Intracoastal Waterway
and Harvey E. Oyer Jr.
Park boat ramp
channel.
•Beneficially reuse
dredged sand by
placing on the critically
eroded shoreline of
Ocean Ridge.
Connect with Us
@pbcerm
Published Feb. 2025
Aerial photo of the SLWI Inlet from the Ocean.
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CONCEPTUAL
SITE PLAN
RENOVATION FOR
MS/ DE
PG
MW
1" = 20'-0"AS-1.10
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