[NENA] FW: NORTH DOMINGO BACA MULTI-GENERATIONAL CENTER - PAC MEETING

Tue Nov 20 09:57:08 CST 2007

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Cc: Colleen Frenz; Sandra Richardson
Subject: NORTH DOMINGO BACA MULTI-GENERATIONAL CENTER - PAC MEETING

       This e-mail is being sent on behalf of the City of Albuquerque

     City of Albuquerque

   Department of Municipal Development, John R. Castillo, P.E., Director

     Department of Senior Affairs, Blanca B. Hise, Director

          Parks and Recreation Department, Jay Hart, Director

Martin J. Chávez, Mayor
__________________________________________

NORTH DOMINGO BACA PARK MULTI-GENERATIONAL CENTER

    NOTICE OF PAC MEETING

Thursday, November 29, 2007

6:30 PM

Location:  7701 San Pedro NE,   North Albuquerque Senior Center  

BUILDING K,   Pino Yards,    South of Paseo Del Norte and North on San
Antonio on San Pedro

MEETING AGENDA

*    Data Collection, Manzano Mesa Post Occupancy Evaluation, and Needs
Assessment  

*    Findings of the PAC and Community Input Meetings, and Telephone Survey
completed in 2006

*    Project Funding

*    Program Scope for PHASED Construction

*    Project Design and Construction Schedules

SUMMARY OF PAC AND COMMUNITY INPUT MEETINGS 

Three separate meetings were held February 16, March 22, and April 24, 2006,
at La Cueva Police Substation / Fire Station No. 20, Desert Ridge Middle
School and Dennis Chavez Elementary School.  Colleen K. Frenz, COA-DMD,
David Mahlman Architect, Design Consultant, and Phyllis Taylor,
Planner-Consultant defined the limits of the project (3 mile service area),
reviewed existing documents that would guide or influence the development of
the of the North Domingo Baca Multi-Generational Center (NDB MGCenter),
presented area demographics, discussed the Post Occupancy Evaluation of the
Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center capturing its good qualities and
areas that could be  improved at  the NDB MGCenter, reviewed  the
Preliminary Needs Assessment, and all attendees filled out the DRAFT survey
questionnaire.

More than 52 residents participated in developing an activities list which
resulted in the Telephone Survey (see results on page 2).

TELEPHONE SURVEY RESULTS 

Six Hundred (600) randomly selected residents were surveyed between April
25th and May 5th.  Additionally, the surveys completed at the PAC and
Community Input Meetings were counted.  All respondents were asked to rank
on how important each activity is to them (1-not important, 5-very
important).  The activities highlighted are those favored by the community
and we believe can be included in Phase 1 of the NDB MGCenter. 

                     North Domingo Baca Multi-Generational Center

                                                           SURVEY  RESULTS 

                     Activities were ranked by the community  1 - not
important    5 - very important

ACTIVITY

RANKING

ACTIVITY 

RANKING

indoor walking / running track

4.5

family night

3.5

community meetings

4.5

senior olympics

3.4

open exercise equipment

4.3

special catered events

3.4

weight training

4.2

martial arts

3.4

aerobics & other exercise classes

4.1

climbing wall 

3.3

computer classes

4.1

pottery / ceramics

3.3

basketball

4

ice cream socials

3.3

language classes

4

billiards

3.3

musical performances

4

air hockey / foosball

3.2

senior meal site

4

outdoor sprayground 

3.2

vending / drinks / snacks

4

food concessions

3.2

digital photography

3.9

new mexico games

3.2

open computers

3.9

woodworking

3.2

music classes

3.9

therapeutic massage 

3.1

dance classes

3.9

badminton

3.1

concerts

3.9

movies

3.1

volleyball

3.8

jewelry making

3.1

club meetings (25-35 people)

3.8

quilting

3.1

public presentations

3.8

acting classes

3

lectures

3.8

beading

2.9

table tennis

3.7

sewing

2.9

yoga

3.7

child daycare

2.8

drama / performance

3.7

scrap-booking

2.8

lectures

3.7

bazaars

2.8

coffee bar

3.6

shuffleboard

2.7

painting

3.6

social dances

2.7

photography

3.5

computer gaming

2.5

cards

3.5

bingo

2.3

Highlighted activities may occur in spaces proposed to be built in Phase 1
of the NDB MGCenter.

CONTACT:        Colleen K. Frenz, RLA, ASLA, Division Manager, 

Department of Municipal Development 

505-768-3826              <mailto:cfrenz at cabq.gov> cfrenz at cabq.gov

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