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Home Government Township Departments Parks & Recreation CAPRA Certification Project SECTION 1

CAPRA Self-Assessment

Agency Overview
SECTION 1
SECTION 6
SECTION 2
SECTION 7
SECTION 3
SECTION 8
SECTION 4
SECTION 9
SECTION 5
SECTION 10

SECTION 1 – Agency Authority, Role, and Responsibility

1.1 – Source of Authority
Standard: The source of agency authority or legal basis of operation and the extent of powers shall be identified in a legal document such as the state statute, local charter, city ordinance, or park district code.

Narrative:
Lower Makefield Township is a second class Township in Pennsylvania. Townships are classified based on size and population. Article two of 1933 Act 69¹
 states “Townships of the first class are those having a population of at least three hundred inhabitants to the square mile, which are now established as townships of the first class, or which may be created townships of the first class under laws relating to townships of the first class. All townships that are not townships of the first class or home rule townships are townships of the second class.”

This document also outlines the ability of the Elected officials to designate a Recreation Advisory Board², which the BOS did by ordinance No. 76³ in 1961. This can be found in Township Code 31-64 “The Park and Recreation Board shall assist the Township Supervisors in planning, laying out and maintaining parks, recreation facilities and programs, recommending to the Board of Supervisors such plans and provisions as it deems necessary and indicating the cost of such to the Supervisors so that they may be prepared to allow for such program in the budget of each succeeding year for equipment, maintenance and personnel for such program. The Park and Recreation Board shall have the full assistance, advice and cooperation of the Township Manager and staff and of the other boards, commissions, and agencies of the township. The Board shall work whenever possible with the school authorities.” 

The Park and Recreation Advisory Board advises the Board of Supervisors who ultimately make the final decisions about the Township. 

The Township Elected officials, the Board of Supervisors, Duties are outlined in Section 6075 in The Second Class Township Code.

Supporting Documents:
1933 Act 69 Section 2204

Ordinance No. 76

Township Code 31-6

Section 607

UPDATE

Code Book Chapter 1 – General Provisions

Evidence of Compliance

Designate a Recreation Advisory Board

 

1.1.1 – Approving Authority/Policy Body
Standard: The agency organizational structure shall provide for one public entity responsible for policy-making functions. This entity usually has taxing power and must approve the budget; it holds title to property. It also serves an important function in providing input to improve and expand park and recreation programs, services, and facilities.

Narrative:
The Parks and Recreation Board is a seven (7) member board appointed by the Board of Supervisors.  Each member serves a five (5) year term. “All persons appointed shall serve their full terms unless voluntarily resigned or removed by the Supervisors for dereliction or neglect of duty. Vacancies in such Board occurring otherwise than by expiration of term shall be for the unexpired term and shall be filled in the same manner as original appointments. All members shall serve without pay”.
Township Code 31-5¹. The Park and Recreation Board reorganizes annually at the first meeting of the new year. The Township website provides information about the board and posts all Meeting Minutes.

Supporting Documents:
Township Code 31-5

UPDATED

Evidence of Compliance: 

Township website

UPDATE 6/20/22

The Township of Makefield was founded in 1692 when Buck County appointed a grand jury to divide the county into townships. The original five townships were: Bensalem, Bristol, Falls, Makefield and Middletown. In 1737, a realignment of Makefield boundaries divided it into Upper and Lower Makefield. The original 1933 Second Class Township Code outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Township Board of Supervisors: Act of May 1, 1933,P.L. 103, No. 69 Cl. 73 – “SECOND CLASS TOWNSHIP CODE, THE” (state.pa.us)

Section 201.  Classification of Townships.–The townships now in existence and those to be created after this act takes effect are divided into two classes, townships of the first class and townships of the second class.

Lower Makefield was incorporated separately from Upper Makefield in 1737 Incorporation Dates for Pennsylvania Municipalities : Pennsylvania. Department of Internal Affairs. Bureau of Municipal Affairs. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

1.1.2 – Citizen Advisory Boards / Committees
Standard: The agency organizational structure shall provide for one public entity responsible for policy-making functions. This entity usually has taxing power and must approve the budget; it holds title to property. It also serves an important function in providing input to improve and expand park and recreation programs, services, and facilities.

Narrative:
Lower Makefield Township has a number of
Boards and Commissions that all impact the Parks and Recreation Department in one way or another. The Parks and Recreation Director is responsible for reporting to these Boards for joint projects. Boards will meet jointly when projects require insight and recommendations from two interested boards. An example of this would be when the Parks and Recreation Board collaborated with the Disability Advisory Board to recommend the Parks and Recreation ADA Transition plan to the Board of Supervisors. During this meeting both boards collaborated to streamline the decision making process. 

The 2021 Boards most frequently involved with Parks and Recreation are: 

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (7 year terms):
Chair – Douglas Krauss
Vice Chair – Michael D. Brody
Secretary – Kim Rock
Member – Dennis Wysocki
Member – David Malinowski
Member – Robert G. LaBar
Member – Michael Blundi
Supervisor Liaison – James McCartney

For a full list of meeting minutes and information:  https://www.lmt.org/government/boards-and-commissions/park-rec-board/ 

Environmental Advisory Council:
Linda Salvati – Chair
Alan Dresser – Co-Chair
Kevin Gallen – Member
Paul Roden – Member
Soumya Dharmavaram – Member
Jim Bray – Member
Jonah Rank – Member
Suzanne S. Blundi – Supervisor Liaison

For a full list of meeting minutes and information:   https://www.lmt.org/government/boards-and-commissions/environmental-advisory-council/ 

Disability Advisory Board:
Lisa Huchler – Chairperson
Michele Williams – Vice Chairperson
Patricia O’Donnell – Secretary
Lynne Catarro, Member
Al Catarro, Member
Cynthia Lang – Member
Dr. Fred Weiss, Supervisor Liaison

For a full list of meeting minutes and information:   https://www.lmt.org/government/boards-and-commissions/disabled-persons-advisory-board/ 

Citizens Traffic:
Chair – Arthur Cohn
Secretary – Catherine Calabria
Member – Scott Weaner
Member – Keller Arnold
Member – Vacancy
Member – Vacancy
Member – Vacancy
Liaison – John Lewis

For a full list of meeting minutes and information:   https://www.lmt.org/government/boards-and-commissions/disabled-persons-advisory-board/ 

Special Events Committee:
Kim Rhoades – Member
Cynthia Borda – Member
John DiPasquale III – Member
Vacancy – Member
Supervisor Liaison – James McCartney 

For a full list of meeting minutes and information:   https://www.lmt.org/government/boards-and-commissions/special-events-committee/ 

Evidence of Compliance:
Parks and Recreation Board Minutes, March 9, 2021

 

1.2 – Periodic Timetable for Review of Documents
Standard: All documents designated for periodic review shall be reviewed on a regular basis according to an established agency review schedule. For example, if the agency has determined that a document should be reviewed annually, the agency shall provide evidence that the document is reviewed annually and include a copy of the most recent annual review.  Several standards in the accreditation process require that adopted plans, policies and procedures be reviewed and updated at various intervals.  In those cases, the agency shall provide evidence that the document was reviewed and updated pursuant to the period specified in the standard.

Narrative:
While completing the CAPRA process it was recognized that many of these documents were not in place. Some of the documents are brand new, while some documents were completed 20 years ago and are just now being updated.

Lower Makefield Township continues to improve this process as part of the commitment to the CAPRA process. 

Section Document Last Updated Last Reviewed  Next Reviewed
1.4.1      Agency Goals and Objectives 2022 In Progress May-23
1.6.1      Administrative Policies and Procedures   Feb-22 Feb-23
2.4    Park and Recreation System Master Plan 1997 In Progress Apr-23
2.5     Strategic Plan 1997 in Progress Apr-23
3.4.2      Community Relations Plan 2021 4/8/2021 Apr-23
3.4.3      Marketing Plan 2021 4/8/2021 Apr-23
3.6    Records Management Policy and Procedures 2022 Feb-22 Jan-22
3.6.1      Records Disaster Mitigation and Recovery Plan and Procedures 2022 Jan-21 Jan-22
4.1    Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual 1997 Jan-22 Jan-22
4.1.2      Recruitment Process 2021 Aug-21 Aug-22
4.1.8      Compensation Plan 2021 Aug-21 Aug-22
4.3    Job Analyses for Job Descriptions 2021 Nov-21 Nov-22
4.5    Workforce Health and Wellness Program 2016 1/1/2020 As needed
4.6.1      Employee Training and Development Program 2022 Feb-22 Feb-23
5.1.1      Comprehensive Revenue Policy 2021 Dec-21 Dec-22
6.1     

    

Recreation Programming Plan 2022 Mar-22 Mar-24
6.2    Program Objectives 2022 Mar-22 Mar-24
6.4    Community Education for Leisure Process 2022 Mar-22 Mar-24
7.1    Parkland Acquisition Procedures 1997 Dec-21 Dec-22
7.2    Area and Facilities Development Policies and Procedures 1997 Jul-05 Dec-23
7.5     

    

Maintenance and Operations Management Standards 2020 Nov-20 Nov-22
7.5.1      Facility Legal Requirements 2022 Jan-22 Jan-22
7.9.1      Recycling and/or Zero Waste Plan 2022 In Progress Jun-25
8.5    General Security Plan 2021 12/8/2020 Dec-25
8.6.2      Emergency Risk Communications Plan 2020 12/8/2020 Dec-25
9.1.1      Risk Management Plan and Procedures 2020 12/8/2020 Dec-25
10.4       Needs Assessment 2018 Jan-22 Jan-27
10.5.1    Recreation and Leisure Trends Analysis 2022 2022 2024

 

1.2.1 – Document Approval Authority
Standard: All documents designated for approval by the appropriate approving authority shall be approved or adopted in a manner consistent with  the agency process and procedure for adoption of policies, rules, regulations, and operational procedures, except that the agency budget and park and recreation system master plan must be adopted or approved by the entity responsible for policy-making.

SECTION  Document  Approved
1.5    “Play for All” was approved as part of the Master & Strategic Plan Approval – BOS Motions from Meeting held 6/1/2022 1-June-22
2.3.1 Community Comprehensive Plan With Parks and Recreation Component 7-Aug-19
Master & Strategic Plan Approval – BOS Motions from Meeting held 6/1/2022 1-June-22
2.5 Master & Strategic Plan Approval – BOS Motions from Meeting held 6/1/2022 1-June-22
2.1 ADA Transition Plan 21-Apr-21
3.4 Public Information Policy and Procedure- Law 14-Feb-08
4.4.1 Leadership Succession Procedure 8-Mar-22
5.4 Annual or Biannual Budget

Preliminary Approval of Budget, BOS Meeting Minutes 11/17/2021
Final Budget Approval, BOS Meeting Minutes 12/15/21

15-Dec-21
8.1 Codes, Laws and Ordinances 15-Dec-21
9.1 Risk Management Policy Approval – BOS Meeting Minutes, 2/16/2022 16-Feb-22
9.1.1   Risk Management Plan and Procedures 12-Dec-20

UPDATE

Supporting Documents:

The Vision was changed to Play for All as part of the Play for All Strategic and Master Plan.

Play For All – Master and Strategic Plan, approved 6/1/2022

Approval of Budget, BOS Meeting Minutes 11/17/2021

Master & Strategic Plan Approval – BOS Motions from Meeting held 6/1/2022

Risk Management Policy Approval – BOS Meeting Minutes, 2/16/2022

Public Information Procedure

Appointment of Right to Know Officer – BOS Meeting Minutes, 7/18/2018

Admin Policies and Procedures – Risk Management Policy

1.3 – Jurisdiction
Standard: The specific geographical boundaries of the agency’s jurisdiction shall be set forth by geographical description and map.

Narrative:
The Township Map delineates Parks and Recreation areas.

Supporting Documents:
LMT Master Plan 2019 – Map

 

1.4 – Mission
Standard: There shall be an established mission statement that defines the direction and purpose of the agency. The agency mission is the purpose or reason for the existence of the agency and establishes the long-term direction for the agency services and activities.

HEALTH: Improve physical health, mental health, and overall quality of life by offering safe and accessible facilities and open space.  

ENVIRONMENT: Act as environmental stewards through responsible use of the natural environment and protect and maintain Parks and Recreation assets.  

COMMUNITY: Create opportunities for the community to connect through a wide variety of partnerships, programs, events, and classes.

 

1.4.1 – Agency Goals and Objectives
Standard: There shall be established, measurable goals and objectives for the agency and for each organizational component within the agency.  Such goals and objectives shall be directed toward accomplishing the agency mission, be reviewed periodically, and distributed to all appropriate personnel.

Narrative:
Future park and recreation plans are guided by goals outlined in the 1997 action plan and reiterated in the Township Master Plan. The Township recently completed a community needs assessment which set new priorities for the Township. This planning process is still being reviewed by the Board of Supervisors and the Park and Recreation Advisory Board prior to adoption. 

At this time it does not appear that the goals will shift tremendously but the needs of the Township have shifted so more direct SMART goals are necessary to consider. 

Per the 1997 Plan and the 2019 Master Plan specific programs and activities are subject to the financial capability of the Township. 

  1. Provide adequate parkland to meet the needs of the township based on complete build-out of the community.
  2. Protect treasured natural resources.
  3. Provide a balance of active and passive recreation facilities to meet the needs of citizens of all ages and interests.
  4. Offer recreation programs and services that enrich the lives of citizens.

Objectives:

“1. Addressing changing needs—The township should continue to be open to new suggestions and ideas in planning for recreational programs and facilities. New ideas should be considered based on the needs and wishes of township residents.

2. Natural resource protection—A variety of measures may be undertaken to coordinate natural resource protection with recreation planning. They include preparation of a site and management plan for Five Mile Woods; acquisition of greenway land and land with natural resources located next to parks; adherence to natural resource protection ordinances; and coordination of township planning with related regional planning.

The possibility for coordination and enhancement of park and recreation land along the canal and the river exists through the proposal for the Falls of the Delaware Park. Located to the south of Yardley Borough, this regional park will provide river access from the Delaware Canal State Park. The county has acquired 176 acres for this park; the township owns 38 acres.

3. Facility needs—The township should pay particular attention to the needs of organized sports groups as recreation facilities are designed, and continue its efforts to complete the pathway/trail system.

4. Year-round recreation opportunities—The township’s 1997 Park and Recreation Action Plan Update recommends exploration of ways to expand year-round recreation programming. This would require the use of gyms and other indoor space. The township completed construction on the community center in 2017, and started programming of the facility.

5. Facilities maintenance—Growth in facilities brings increased maintenance responsibilities. Outsourcing of selected maintenance work and preparation of maintenance impact statements for new facilities or improvements are among the methods of providing and budgeting for ongoing maintenance.

6. “Pocket parks”—Encourage provision of recreation land in residential developments that are not close to existing parks.” (Lower Makefield Master Plan Update) 

Supporting Documents:
Lower Makefield Township Master Plan Update
Parks and Recreation Plan of Action, 1995
Parks and Recreation Action Plan Update, 1997

UPDATE

Play For All – Master and Strategic Plan, approved 6/1/2022

Park & Recreation Board Meeting Minutes, 1/14/2020

The Parks and Recreation Department Goals were refined as part of the Recently Approved Play for All Master and Strategic Plan. The goals take in account the goals within the Township Master Plan. Final Play for All Plan

Goals are listed

1.4.2 – Personnel Involvement
Standard: The agency shall have an established process for acquiring and considering input from personnel at various levels of the organization in the development of goals and objectives.

Narrative:
Lower Makefield Township has a relatively small staff the Department had rely heavily on volunteers, interns and staff from other departments. It was the Department strategy to assign staff to their area of interest and to consult with each other for assistance during team meetings. The Department also used Parks and Recreation college student feedback in some areas and students in other disciplines like Risk Management in others. When staff started this process the Department had four full time administrative staff now there are six. Everyone had an opportunity to participate in the process and our management team all compiled their own documents for which they would be responsible to enforce. 

Parks and Recreation:

  • Monica Tierney, Director of Parks and Recreation All Sections
  • Lynn Todd, Operations Manager Section 4, 7, 9
  • Elizabeth Lawson, Program Manager Section 4, 6, 10
  • Kathy Howell, Membership Coordinator, Editor All Sections

Supporting Township Staff

  • Chief of Police and Detective Sergeant Olner Assisted and provided feedback with section 8, 9
  • Jim Majewski, Director of Community Development Section 2, 7, 10
  • Greg Hucklebridge, Public Works Director Section 7, 10
  • Kurt Furguson, Township Manager Section 4, 5 and 10

Evidence of Compliance:
Meeting Log

UPDATE

Letter to BOS regarding policy review, January 28, 2022

Emails between Staff and Boards regarding the policy review of the Marketing and Community Relations Plan.

 

1.5 – Vision
Standard: The agency shall provide an adopted Vision Statement that is inspirational, far reaching, and states where the agency is going.  It should be available to the approving authority, staff, and participants.

Narrative:

The Lower Makefield Township vision statement is: Cultivating Health, Happiness and Community.

UPDATE:

The Play for All Plan shifted the vision of the Parks and Recreation Department to “Play for All” the approval of this document was 6/1/22. the meeting minutes have not been approved at the time of submission, attach the recording secretary cliff notes for the meeting. 

Play For All – Master and Strategic Plan, approved 6/1/2022

1.6 – Policies, Rules, Regulations, and Operational Procedures
Standard: There shall be delegation of responsibilities for the policy-making functions of the approving authority and the administrative functions of the chief administrator and staff.

Narrative:
Lower Makefield Township is required to follow rules and regulations set forth by the State and the Board of Supervisors by way of ordinance.
Chapter one of the Township Code outlines general provisions of the adoption of Township Code.

Supporting Documents: 

Chapter one, Township Code

Township of Lower Makefield, PA Manager (ecode360.com) Chapter 23 Duties of the Township Manager

UPDATED:

Park & Recreation Policy Approval – BOS Meeting Minutes, 2/16/2022

Park Board Policy Recommendations – Park Board Meeting Minutes, 11/9/2021

Park Board Policy Discussion – Park Board Meeting Minutes, 1/12/2021

Emails between Staff and Boards regarding the policy review of the Marketing and Community Relations Plan.

Seasonal Staff Training, 2022

 

1.6.1 – Administrative Policies and Procedures
Standard: There shall be policies and procedures, encompassing administrative aspects of the organization that are kept up-to date, reviewed periodically, and made available to pertinent administrative and supervisory personnel.

Edited Narrative: Lower Makefield Township has department specific Administrative policies that are continually reviewed and update annually by the Director of the department with review from the Township Solicitor. The policies are provided as part of a welcome packet for new employees and reviewed at staff meetings when updated. In addition administrative policies to summer hires are taught during annual training. 

Supporting Documents:
Parks and Recreation Admin Policies and Procedures

UPDATE 6/20/22

Park & Recreation Policy Approval – BOS Meeting Minutes, 2/16/2022

Park Board Policy Recommendations – Park Board Meeting Minutes, 11/9/2021

Park and Recreation Meeting Minutes, January 12, 2021 – Discussion of Policies

 

 

1.7 – Agency Relationships

UPDATE 6/20/23

Parks and Recreation Staff Liaison Responsibilities
Monica Elizabeth Caitlin Kathy
9/11 Garden of Reflection Endowment Boy Scouts Instructor/Contractors Non Profits
All Possible Partners Daughters of the America Revolution Lower Makefield Swim and Dive Teams Sponsors
Disability Advisory Board Girl Scouts Vendors
Environmental Advisory Council Instructor/Contractors
Friends of Five Mile Woods Pickleball (Club)
Lower Makefield  Seniors Quilters Guild
Lower Makefield Football Association Walking Club
Neighboring Municipalities Youth Committee
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Pennsbury Athletic Association
Pennsbury School District
Pennsbury Tournament
Veterans Foundation
Yardley Makefield Soccer
Yardley Makefield Tennis

Evidence of Compliance:

Quilters Guild

Senior Contract

Cartooning Class Correspondence between Municipalities

Cartooning Service Agreement

Director Position Description Section 10-12

 

1.7.1 – Operational Coordination and Cooperation Agreements
Standard: There shall be established agreements with other agencies, organizations, or individuals that entail cooperative use and maintenance of facilities, programming, facility design, land development, finances, etc. 

Narrative:
Lower Makefield Township Parks and Recreation Department prides itself in partnering with other community agencies in order to broaden its offerings and provide better amenities.

Evidence of Compliance:
Mallie Contract 11/28/18
Mallie Contract 6/22/19
Mallie Contract 9/4/19
Mallie Contract 9/13/19

Pennsbury Tournament Shared Agreement, 2019
YMS Lease Agreement – June 19, 2019
RVE Engineer Contract – August 20, 2018
Instructor Agreement, Art Class Program – May 17, 2021

UPDATE

CAPRA/League Meeting Minutes – April 4, 2020
RFP – Food Services Agreement – 2018, 2019, 2020
Room Reservation Contract with the Lower Makefield Seniors Group – December 19, 2019

 

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