OPEN LANDS ADVISORY BOARD (OLAB) Meeting Minutes Thursday, May 25, 2017 5:00- 8:00 PM • Civic Center Municipal Bldg • Council Chambers • 500 E 3rd St., Loveland CO The mission of the Larimer County Open Lands Program is to preserve and protect significant open space, natural areas, wildlife habitat, and develop parks and trails for present and future generations. These open lands provide opportunities for leisure, human renewal and protection of our natural and cultural resources.

Members Present Suzan Fritchel Marilyn Hilgenberg David Marvin Ward Nelson Carl Sorrentino Sherri Valentine Members Absent Nancy Wallace Jason Brothers Gerry Horak Jeff Hindman Pete Kelly Trudy Haines

At-large City of Loveland At-large Town of Estes Park At-large At-large

Staff Present Gary Buffington, Natural Resources Director Kerri Rollins, Open Lands Program Manager Meegan Flenniken, Resource Program Manager Charlie Johnson, Senior Land Agent Alex Castino, Land Agent Sandy Werkmeister, Department Specialist Chris Fleming, Big Thompson District Manager Steve Gibson, Red Mountain District Manager Zac Wiebe, Resource Specialist Dan Rieves, Carter Lake District Manager Ken Brink, Visitor Services Manager Lexie Sorenson, Visitor Survey Project

1. CALL TO ORDER / - Suzan Fritchel called the meeting to order. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT – no public/no comments 3. AGENDA REVIEW – a couple of additional information items added. 4. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF LAST MEETING MINUTES Motion by Carl Sorrentino and second by Dave Marvin to approve the April 27, 2017 meeting minutes as submitted in this month’s packet. Motion carried unanimously. INTRODUCTIONS Kerri introduced Lexie Sorenson, the seasonal hired for the Visitor study. She graduated from CSU with a Natural Resources degree in 2016. Introductions were made by the Board. INFORMATION & ANNOUNCEMENTS a. Visitor Use Study: The Natural Resources Project Coordinator has been selected (Lexie Sorenson) and she will start on Friday, May 12. b. Completed interviews for seasonal position to help with volunteer events and easement monitoring (Zac Tobias selected and started May 1) c. Selected contractor, Zak Dirt, to construct the Front Range Trail connecting Fort Collins and Loveland d. Charlie let the Board know we closed on the 359 acre Sanem property, most of which is contiguous with Horsetooth Mountain Open Space. e. Charlie alerted the Board that Fort Collins Loveland and Power is proposing to bury an underground power source from Timberline to the Interstate. They are proposing to put it on the Fossil Creek Reservoir side of the road. Charlie will bring an initial review to the Board in the future, including the OLAB Meeting Minutes, May 25, 2017 Page 1 of 28

OLAB Meeting Minutes – May 25, 2017 value of the easement. Charlie informed them that underground easement values are typically 50% of the whole. f. Marilyn mentioned that Loveland will be interested using the Kauffman Easement for trailheads in the future if possible. She further suggested that it might be easier for Loveland to hold the easement, if Larimer County was interested in that switch. g. Sales Tax Revenue Distribution Report – no questions, h. News articles i. Natural Resources events/registration and NR News 6. UPDATES/DISCUSSION ITEMS a. Open Space Operations District Reports • Chris reported that Hermit Park received 4 feet of snow during our late spring storm and all the springs are running, so you could be camping in winter conditions or with water front property. The new webcam at Devils Backbone was struck by lightning just 3 weeks after installation. They hope to have it back up and running this week. • Steve reported that his crew toured the Sanem property. It won’t take too much work to bring it up to regulatory status. Ranger Excellence took place last week. He will have a video next month. • Dave Marvin commented that he enjoys reading their reports to understand what is happening, but he would like a better understanding of things, wanted by rangers or visitors, that are not being accomplished due to funding constraints, etc. b. Parks Master Plan update – Ken Brink, Visitor Services Program • Ken started by letting the Board know they have reached the stage of final public comment of the draft plan. • The overall flavor is that at the reservoir parks, use has gone up tremendously. People are very happy with the cleanliness and convenience of the parks and the safety. People also feel our parks are crowded and often unavailable. There is not a lot we can do about this, as there was not much extra land purchased around the reservoirs when they were built. • Ken talked through his presentation (included with these minutes), noting that currently we are not tracking how many visits are made from annual permits. His hope is to start having closer “actual visit” counts beginning in 2018, thanks to the equipment purchased for the visitor study. The camping numbers are solid, as ALL reservations are made through Reserve America. Camping at Horsetooth Reservoir has more than doubled in 5 years. The Board asked if there are ways to increase flatwater recreation for the public. Ken responded that the department is always watching for opportunities of any water that is currently private or not being used for recreation at all. And any opportunity we consider has to be additive. If a recreation area is already open to the public, there is not an incentive for us to manage it. He also touched on some exploration of winter recreation possibilities. c. South Shore at Carter Lake redevelopment plan – Dan Rieves, Carter Lake District Mgr • Dan Rieves gave a presentation on improvements to the entrance, boat ramp and parking at the Sundance trail. There is also an additional plot of 21 campsites planned as well as a 30-car parking lot included in the engineering plans for the future trail over to Chimney Hollow. • Presentation is attached. Dan will be coming back to ask for some percentage of the project from the tax dollars. The placeholder amount is on the cash projections spreadsheet. d. Regional Trails project update (Longview & Front Range) – Zac • Zac provided an update on the two regional trails providing connection between Loveland and Fort Collins. Presentation is attached.

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OLAB Meeting Minutes – May 25, 2017 e. Budget Request (Front Range) – Zac • Estimates for both projects were made 2 years ago, and construction costs have increased. Tonight he is requesting an additional $36,023 for the Colorado Front Range Trail between Carpenter Road and Loveland’s recreation trail system near Boyd Lake. He noted that there could be a need for a little more money pending what happens at the underpass at County Road 30. f. Acquisition & Development sheet 7. ACTION ITEMS a. Regional Trails budget request • Motion by Carl Sorrentino to recommend $36,023 for the Colorado Front Range Trail. Second by Ward Nelson. Motion carried unanimously. 8. OTHER BUSINESS - None 8. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Pursuant to C.R.S. 24-6-402 (4)(a) for discussion regarding the purchase, acquisition, lease, transfer, or sale of any real, personal, or other property interest, motion by Ward Nelson and second by Carl Sorrentino to move into Executive Session. Motion carried unanimously. 9. ADJOURN - The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.

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RESERVOIR PARKS MASTER PLAN

Open Lands Advisory Board May 17, 2017

Agenda Process Update (Chapter 1) Visitation Trends (Chapter 2) Recommendations (Chapter 3) - Existing Parks - Future Parks - Funding Next Steps - Public Review of the Draft - Potential Comments

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Two Coordinated Plans

Process & Schedule

5 Event Series

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Who was Involved?

100,000+ people have received direct notification about opportunities

3,000+ people have commented via events, questionnaires or online

Methods: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Stakeholder Interviews Press Releases Parks Advisory Board Board of County Commissioners Natural Resource Newsletter Online Questionnaires #1 , #2, and #3 New West Fest Neighborhood Postcards Outdoor Public Meeting @ Horsetooth Public Meeting @ Carter Lake Public Meeting @ The Ranch Entrance Gate @ Carter + Horsetooth Technical Advisory Committee Facebook Constant Contact Emails

Trends Influencing Demand • 90% of Coloradoans participate in some form of outdoor recreation and 60 percent will either greatly increase or somewhat increase their participation (CPW 2014). • County will grow by 150,00 people (another Fort Collins) by 2040. • Horsetooth Reservoir ranked #3 “best lake in the U.S.” by FourSquare.com • New types of recreation.

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Trends Influencing Demand Annual Passes: 10,000

Horsetooth Reservoir

9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000

Carter Lake District (Carter & Flatiron Gatehouse & Natural Resources Admin)

5,000 4,000 3,000

Other (Outside Vendors, Citizen's Information Center, and Online Sales)

2,000 1,000 0 2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Visitation Trends Day Passes 160,000

140,000

Camping- Occupied Nights

Carter Lake, Pinewood Reservoir, and Flatiron Reservoir

25,000

Horsetooth Reservoir 20,000

120,000

100,000

15,000

80,000

10,000

60,000 5,000 40,000 2012

20,000

0 2012

2013

2014

2015

2013

2014

2015

2016

Horsetooth

Carter Lake

Flatiron

Pinewood

2016

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Visitation Trends 2016 visitation is estimated between 650,000 - 1.4 million

A Plan for the Future • Existing Parks – System-wide Goals and Policies – Management Zones – By Park • Desired Future Facilities, Resource, and Management Conditions • New Development by Site

• Preferred Alternative balances: – Demand from recreationists for more, more, more – Interest of neighbors for no changes

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Horsetooth Reservoir Land Management Zones High Moderate Low Natural Restricted Water Management Zones Motorized Multiple Use Wakeless Boating

Horsetooth Reservoir

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North Dam • Carried forward from 2007 Plan • New fee area • Unique 3D archery experience

North Dam The archery range would be comparable in size as the existing Fort Collins range near Interstate 25 with ample buffers from neighboring properties. Archery is a very quiet, day use activity. Operations would be funded through day use/annual passes.

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Trailer Parking

Horsetooth: Considered but Not Carried Forward North of Horsetooth Dam • No development or trails only • Disc golf course • RV, cabin, tent, or group camping Satanka Bay • Limiting the number of boats in coves • Converting to non-motorized paddle sports only • Relocating a paddle sports concessionaire to a cove with access via Lory State Park • Walk-in camping from Lory State Park to the coves • A hiking trail from to Lory State Park Inlet Bay Campground • Adding a substantial number of additional campsites

• Relocating Inlet Bay Trail Inlet Bay Marina • Increasing the number of moorings/slips Blue Sky Trailhead • Playground Trail Connections • The primary obstacles for most trail alignments are private land rights, terrain (cliffs), and natural resource conflicts. • DNR will continue to investigate opportunities with other County Departments to improve bicycle access and public safety along CR 38E to Horsetooth Reservoir.

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Carter Lake

North Pines

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Big Thompson + Quarry Area • Carried forward from 2007 Plan

Big Landia + Swim Area • Group camping carried forward from 2007 Plan

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Carter Knolls • Carried forward from 2007 Plan

Carter: Considered but Not Carried Forward North Pines • New and upgraded tent campsites. Additional day use areas is preferred Marina Area • A full-service restaurant Big Thompson & Quarry Area • Camping in the quarry area • Conversion of existing campsites to electric RV campsites

Carter Knolls • Retaining Carter Knolls as a day use area or group day use. Big Landia • Cabins or RV camping South Shore Campground • Tent camping below the high water mark • Boat-in camping along the west shore

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Pinewood Reservoir •

Improve Fisherman’s Cove Parking Area



Update Blue Mountain Day Use Area



Add self-service kiosks



Increased presence for boat inspections

Fisherman’s Cove

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Flatiron Reservoir •

Update Campground/Day Use Area and Gatehouse



Pedestrian connection from Natural Resources Administration Building to Cheyenne Day Use Area.

Considered but Not Carried Forward Pinewood Reservoir • New horse trailer parking at Fisherman’s Cove or a new trailhead below the dam • A RV dump station • Cabins at Blue Mountain trailhead

Flatiron Reservoir • Additional restrooms • Full RV hook ups • Water recreation activities including but not limited to, swimming, wading, and boating of any type – unsafe • A disc golf course • A trail around the entire Flatiron Reservoir Homeland Security

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Future Park Needs • Increased regional recreation demand and population growth • No acquisitions of “active parks” since 2007 • Less desirable visitor experiences already occurring • Population growth by 2040 would require: – 5,040 Acres of Land + 2,250 Acres of Flatwater – Equivalent of 2 Carter Lakes and 1 HT Mountain Open Space

Future Park Needs • Potential Active Park Opportunities – Glade Reservoir – Chimney Hollow OS and Reservoir – Private and Public Reservoirs – Mountain/Foothill Properties • Criteria – New Public Recreation Opportunity – Valuable Natural and Cultural Resources – Meets Demand and Diversify Recreation Opportunity – Generates Revenue to Cover Costs – Right for Larimer County Staff and Mission

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Summary of Improvements Horsetooth Reservoir: Archery Range and Trailer Parking Carter Lake: North Pines and Big Thompson Day Use, Big Landia Camping Area Need for Additional Properties in the Future

Funding Key Financial Challenges: 1. Securing reliable asset replacement funding 2. A competitive grant environment 3. Recovering state aquatic nuisance species funding 4. Offset declining funding sources 5. Funding for new parkland or water acquisition

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Funding Percent from General Fund, 2007-2016 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% 0% 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Funding Bureau of Reclamation Funding, 2007-2016 $1,200,000

$1,000,000

$800,000

$600,000

$400,000

$200,000

$0 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

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Funding Reservoir Permit and User Fee Revenue  $1,800,000  $1,700,000  $1,600,000  $1,500,000  $1,400,000  $1,300,000  $1,200,000  $1,100,000  $1,000,000  $900,000  $800,000 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

Capacity Ceiling?

2014

2015

2016

Options to increase these revenues: • Introducing differential and/or dynamic pricing • Increasing fee schedules • Marketing and quality-of-service initiatives to attract new daily users

Next Steps • Outreach Series #4: Draft Plan (May- July) • • • •

Publish Parks Master Plan and RMP/EA Public Drafts 60 Day Public Comment Period Online Questionnaire #4 Public Meetings – Tentatively scheduled for June 14 & 15

• Prepare Final Plans (August – September) • Comment Response • Final Plan Presentations • Adoption of Reservoir Parks Master Plan

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Potential Comments on the Draft Interface between County Parks and Residential Areas. Horsetooth Reservoir: • Archery Range • Trail between Fort Collins to Horsetooth Reservoir via Spring Canyon Dam Carter Reservoir: • Carter Sail Club • Big Thompson Day Use Area / Swim Area • Camping at Big Landia

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LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Plan elements are from the 2007 Parks Master Plan. •Improve traffic flow •Organize parking •Increase camping opportunities •Additional boat ramp lane •Enhanced trail access

LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

Carter Lake ‐ South Shores Campground November, 2016

December, 2016

January, 2017

February, 2017

March , 2017

April, 2017

May , 2017

June, 2017

July, 2017

August, 2017

September, 2017

October, 2017

November, 2017

December, 2017

Utilities Coordination

Preliminary Design Site Plan and begin  Plan Sheets

Drafting/Design Work

Planning

Larimer County  Planning Department

Other Permiting

Larimer County  Engineering  Department, CDPHE  Stormwater Discharge  Permit, USBR Approval,  USACOE ‐ nationwide if  necessary ?

Final Design

Design Improvements

Project Bidding

Construction

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LARIMER COUNTY: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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Colorado Front Range Trail Loveland to Ft. Collins connection • • • •

First connection of Ft. Collins’ & Loveland’s trail systems 2.1 miles 10 ft. wide, 6 in. concrete trail Funded by two state grants

Timeline • March 2017  • Final design complete • April 2017  • Final approvals secured • RFP distributed • May 2017 • Contractor selected • June 2017 • Contract signed • Construction begins • August 2017 • Construction complete!

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Budget Partner

Cost

C‐DOT: Transportation Alternatives grant

$450,000

CO State Trails Program

$350,000

Larimer County

$325,465

City of Loveland

$112,718

City of Ft. Collins

$14,707

Total Project Cost

$1,252,890

Budget request= $36,023* *$325,465 (actual cost) ‐ $289,442 (original estimate)

Long View Corridor Trail Loveland to Ft. Collins connection • • • • •

Connects Sunset Vista Natural Area to Ft. Collins’ trails Includes new trailhead construction at Sunset Vista NA 4.3 miles 10 ft. wide, 6 in. concrete trail Funded by two state grants

Timeline • June 2017  • Final design complete • July 2017  • Final approvals secured • RFP distributed • August 2017 • Contractor selected • September 2017 • Contract signed • Construction begins • Spring 2018 • Construction complete!

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Budget Estimate (construction costs only) 

Partner C‐DOT: Transportation Alternatives grant Great Outdoors Colorado City of Fort Collins

Cost $1,000,000 $999,500 $1,166,560

City of Loveland

$656,190

Larimer County

$607,584

Total Project Cost

$4,429,834

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