POWER POINTS
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
MAY 2, 2023
May 2, 2023
1 City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
5/3/2023
City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
CLOSED SESSION IN
PROGRESS
5/3/2023
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2 Pledge of Allegiance
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5/3/2023
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3 City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
Presentations
City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
P1 – Family YMCA of the Desert
Presentation
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4 Family YMCA of the Desert
May 2, 2023: City of La Quinta Council Presentation
Testimonials
Every day my children attended the YMCA, I knew they felt cared for, listened to, and appreciated. The kind staff always modeled what a good human should be like, and my children learned from them daily.
I am thankful that a YMCA exists on my kids’ school so that they have a place to call “home” before they have to go home.
I am grateful for the patient teachers and directors who take the time to guide, laugh, teach, and play with my kids.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for all that the YMCA does to keep kids safe and cared for.
On special days, the YMCA became a place to explore artistic opportunities with the LQ Artisan ceramics. I knew better than to try to pry my kids out early on those days 7 8
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Adams Elementary Licensed Childcare | Enrichment Program The City of La Quinta has played a large part in the growth and development of Adams Elementary Licensed Childcare | Enrichment program by promoting and we are forever grateful for the help we received to help during COVID and beyond.
April 2020 - Opened at La Quinta Museum for essential childcare. Started with two kids.
August 2020 - Distance learning began at the La Quinta Museum with 20 kids total.
January 2021 - Moved to Adams and had 28 kids in two cohorts.
March 2021 - Adams housed all kids that opted to stay on distance learning rather than hybrid.
June 2021 - Summer 2021 saw a full program of 28 kids. Capacity of 14 in each class still in place.
August 2021 - First full school year began at Adams with four kids to start.
June 2022 - School ends with 20 kids now enrolled and summer begins with a full 60 kid capacity. No more restrictions in place.
August 2022 - Second school year begins with now 30 kids enrolled. ELO-P funding in place helping families.
June 2023 – We are planning another full summer with 60 kids enrolled Family YMCA of the Desert
Adams Elementary Licensed Childcare | Enrichment Program 9 10
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Adams Elementary Summer Program
Family YMCA of the Desert La Quinta Child Development Center Opened in 1991 11 12
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7 Family YMCA of the Desert La Quinta Child Development Center Infant through 6th Grade Year-Round Licensed Childcare | Enrichment Family YMCA of the Desert La Quinta Child Development Center 104 children enrolled in safe, nurturing and caring program with 24 dedicated YMCA Team Members
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La Quinta Child Development Center
Our mission and vision for our Early Childhood Education program and community.
Strengthen families in their role as their child’s first teacher Improve the quality of our early learning environment and access to those programs Promote prevention and early identification of exceptional health and developmental needs Research by Nobel Prize-winning economist James Heckman showed that every $1 invested in quality early childhood programs can yield returns between $4 and $16.
Y FUN FACTS:
We have 175 team members at 10 various program locations in La Quinta, Indio and Palm Desert.
We have wonderful collaborative partnerships with Old Town Artisan Studio, Friends of Desert Mountains, Hidden Harvest, Armed Services YMCA Twentynine Palms, Desert Sands Unified School District, College of the Desert and more!
THANK YOU CITY OF LA QUINTA
COUNCIL, STAFF AND RESIDENTS FOR
YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR OUR
FAMILY YMCA OF THE DESERT
FAMILIES AND STAFF!
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City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
B1 – Village Hospitality Homes
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10 Background
• In October 2022, City approved Village
Hospitality Homes to be allowed in Village
Commercial (VC) area
– Parcels between 4,500-10,000 sf
– For rent 30 days or less, subject to TOT
• Added as a permitted use with a CUP in VC
zone
Proposal
• Applicant proposed four Village Hospitality
Homes on four properties within the Village:
– 51120 Avenida Navarro
– 51116 Avenida Mendoza
– 51080 Avenida Martinez
– 51100 Avenida Martinez
• Approved by PC on April 11, 2023
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11 Vicinity
Map
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12 Proposal
• Applicant is requesting a partial waiver
of entitlement application fees and a
waiver of undergrounding utilities
• Each of the four properties require separate
entitlement applications: One SDP and One
CUP for each
Application waiver
• Applicant requesting partial waiver of fees
because they are similar in design and were
processed and presented all at same time
• Total amount of fees is $63,676 ($15,919 per
project site).
• Applicant requesting 1.5 times fee for one
project: $23,878 (equivalent of 1.5 SDP + 1.5
CUP)
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13 Undergrounding Waiver
• New construction required to underground utility
lines and poles
• Each VHH has utility poles running on the rear of
the property
• Applicant requesting a waiver from
undergrounding, stating it would make each
project financially infeasible
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51116 Avenida Martinez 51120 Avenida Navarro
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15 City Council Meeting
May 2, 2023
B2 – Contract Services Agreement with Action
Park Alliance Inc.
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16 Background
• RFP for skatepark management services published
August 2021
• Action Park Alliance (APA) selected as the most
qualified vendor
• Council approved agreement with APA October 2021
Background
• APA began operations March 23, 2022 (soft opening
of X Park)
• Grand Opening of the X Park October 22, 2022
• APA oversees day-to-day operations, annual/day
passes, programming, and events
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17 Programming & Events
• Skate Camps, Pro Team Meet &
Greets, Best Trick Contests, Skate
Lessons
• El Gato Classic, Hotwheels
Superchargers, Fivestar
Throwdown Regional Qualifier,
Lucky Pro Scooter “Scoot Jam”
Attendance
• Average monthly
attendance: 2,400
• Yearly park users
(participants &
spectators): 40,000
• Total annual
memberships: 850
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18 Agreement Options
FY 2023/24 FY 2024/25 FY 2025/26 Total
$342,000 $359,100 $377,055 $1,078,155
Five Day Operations Year Round
Five Day Ops (6months), Seven Day Ops (6 months)
Seven Day Operations Year Round
FY 2023/24 FY 2024/25 FY 2025/26 Total
$404,078 $424,282 $445,457 $1,273,817
FY 2023/24 FY 2024/25 FY 2025/26 Total
$466,225 $489,537 $514,014 $1,469,776
OPTION
1 OPTION
2 OPTION
3 Current Membership Costs
LQ RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Annual Membership: $25 Annual Membership: $50
Day Pass: $2 Day Pass: $5
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19 Proposed Membership Costs
LQ RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Annual Membership: $25 Annual Membership: $50
Day Pass: $2 Day Pass: $5 FY 2023/24
LQ RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Annual Membership: $30 Annual Membership: $60
Day Pass: $3 Day Pass: $8
LQ RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Annual Membership: $35 Annual Membership: $70
Day Pass: $3 Day Pass: $8
FY 2024/25
FY 2025/26
Questions?
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