Capacity-Demand Standards Model Final Report

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1 Capacity-Demand Standards Mdel Final Reprt Prepared fr: City f Virginia Beach Parks and Recreatin Department Prepared by: March 2008

2 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Sectin 1 Intrductin and Purpse 1.1 Capacity-Demand Overview PROS prepared custmized sprts field asset facility standards with the PROS Capacity Demand Standards Mdel tm (CDSM). This prcess supprts evaluatin f the varius assets ability t meet current and prjected demand (scheduled utilizatin) with the existing capacity. The basis fr the PROS CDSM is quantifying current suggested capacity f assets and cmparing t current actual demand by individual usage. As an asset management and prgram planning tl directed t all levels f department administratin and staff, alng with legislative bards and cmmissins, the Capacity Demand Standards Mdel tm will identify and integrate the benefits f prperly managed assets that lead t better decisin making regarding athletic facilities. Priritized recmmendatins in the reprt address ptimal turf management strategies and effectiveness in field allcatin. This mdel addresses shrt-term and lng-term asset requirements based n current day usage patterns. Simply stated, capacity and demand may be demnstrated by a bathtub; the actual tub itself represents the capacity the ability t hld water. Demand equates t the substance that is released int the tub whether it be water, rcks, sand, r tys. If substance is flwing ver the rim, this signifies that the tub is abve capacity while a tub with substance belw the rim wuld signify that the tub is perating belw capacity. The CDSM was created in respnse t the cmmnly used NRPA standards which state ne (1) asset t X number f persns. PROS recgnized the inexactness f a standard based n a service area f the entire ppulatin when a particular asset s participatin base is strictly regulated by a minimum and maximum age. An example f this ambiguity is: Traditinal Asset Standard Apprach One (1) T-Ball Field t 5,000 Persns This standard implies that fr every 5,000 persns f the ppulatin there shuld be ne (1) T-Ball field This is an inaccurate prtrayal f the standard due t a very limited participatin base (5-6 years f age) in regards t the ppulatin as a whle PROS Capacity Demand Standards Mdel tm Apprach One (1) T-Ball Field t X, Year Olds The PROS Capacity Demand standard implies that each T-Ball field has an estimated service area f X,000 5 and 6 year lds This number is established by actual demand as it pertains t the individual asset Only thse persns aged five (5) r six (6) are applicable Based n participatin factrs by activity as it applies t each individual sprt field, capacity and demand service areas (ppulatin served by asset) were calculated and mapped t 1

3 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt prvide a graphical representatin f gaps and verlaps in gegraphic area and ppulatin served. In additin t graphical representatin f the equitable distributin f current assets via mapping, asset need in terms f additinal sprts fields was determined utilizing current assets available t the City f Virginia Beach. Frm the service area mapping and the crrelating detailed data, alternatives were develped t address areas where assets are needed r ptentially shifted frm an ver-served area t an underserved area. Capital, peratins, and maintenance csts can be applied t these alternatives and a cst-benefit analysis perfrmed t determine the ptimal recmmended slutin. 1.2 Reprt Organizatin The reprt includes three sectins: Sectin 1 prvides an verview f the field demand and capacity methdlgy. Sectin 2 explains the factrs included in the demand and capacity calculatins. Sectin 3 cntains an analysis f the data and recmmendatins fr the future, and Sectin 4 cntains the findings and recmmendatins. 2

4 City f Virginia Beach Sectin 2 Capacity Demand Prcess Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Sprts fields were evaluated based n their capacity t supprt the demand by the varius usages. Utilizing the Capacity-Demand Standards Mdel tm, capacity f the current facilities based n industry management practices by field type were calculated and cnverted t number f events (e.g. games, practices, special events, etc.) supprted, and ultimately number f persns the cmmn denminatrs when cmparing against demand. Accuracy f bth capacity and demand is dependent upn the accuracy and availability f detailed inventry f assets; basically, gd base data prduces gd utput data, and vice versa. Detailed user data by asset was prvided by the City f Virginia Beach and utilized fr the basis f the CDSM. 2.1 Capacity Capacity f an asset is defined as the maximum number f events (i.e. games, practices, special events), and crrespnding hurs and persns that an individual asset can service. T determine the capacity f each asset, usage factrs and guidelines fr ptimal turf management practices by field type (e.g. engineered, nn-engineered, synthetic, etc.) are determined based n industry accepted practices and PROS prfessinal experience and peratinal knwledge. The fllwing factrs are used t determine capacity: Asset infrmatin Type f asset/field Field cnstructin and amenities engineered/irrigated/lighted, etc. Usage/user data generally accepted ptential usages that ccur n the asset Type f usage (i.e. ftball, baseball, etc.) that wuld nrmally ccur at the asset Estimated number f lcal participants established by applying American Sprts Data, Inc. s Superstudy f Sprts Participatin survey data t the varius age segments that culd ptentially participate at the asset Average number f participants per team Average seasn lengths by ptential usage Capacity f current assets is based n usage factrs per individual asset type (e.g. all assets that are classified as Multipurpse Field Large > 300-ft). Due t the pssibility f multiple prgramming ptins at ne field (e.g. ftball, sccer, etc.) standards fr all event types fr assets with the same classificatins (Multipurpse Field Large > 300-ft) are applied t calculate the average number f events that is expected t ccur at the asset. PROS recgnizes that it is pssible fr an infinite number f events/activities t ccur at any ne asset; hwever, t mdel a dynamic cnditin with a static mdel standards were applied t each asset based n the ptential fr nrmally accepted usages t ccur at a specific asset. Therefre, capacity f multipurpse fields was based n the ptential t hst generally accepted events such as ftball, sccer, and lacrsse. Capacity fr diamnd fields was based n usages assciated with traditinal bat and ball sprts. 3

5 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Facility Usage Guidelines Facility Usage Guidelines recgnize the impact f events n a playing surface and address the imprtance f rest in rder t limit serius degradatin t the surface and maintain the life f the asset. Regarding natural turf, as usage (seasns) prgresses, cnditins begin t deterirate. Cntinued abuse limits, if nt cmpletely inhibits, the recvery perid required t prvide a quality surface. Increased expsure t the elements has the ability t transfrm a natural turf surface int a hard, nn-frgiving base. Increased expsure t the elements cmbined with high impact use has the ability t transfrm a natural turf surface int a sub-par surface at best, and quite pssibly a safety hazard. Usage guidelines are based n industry accepted management practices by field characteristics and are integral t the quality and integrity f the playing surface. Due t the differing levels f intensities nrmally assciated with diamnd field versus multipurpse field assets, tw different usage guidelines are used fr natural turf fields. Diamnd sprts asset events (baseball and sftball) have the mst intense usage n the dirt/limestne/ther nn-turf infield surfaces, and minimum intensity usage n the turf surfaces. On the ther hand, multipurpse asset events (sccer, ftball, lacrsse, etc.) experience high intensity usage n cncentrated areas f the turf surface fr shrt perids f time befre cntinuing n t anther area f the field. These tw varying usages are the basis fr tw facility usage guidelines ne fr diamnd assets that allws fr a greater number f weekly events t take place and ne fr multipurpse assets that allws a lesser number f weekly events t take place. Asset surface characteristics include three types Synthetic, Engineered and Nn- Engineered: Synthetic manufactured/artificial surface which is designed t mimic natural grass in appearance, feel, energy absrptin and slide characteristics. This surface allws fr year rund activity and is nt affected by elements such as rain, which makes natural surfaces less r nn-usable. Synthetic surfaces are the nly asset surface type that benefits frm lighting; this is due t the artificial surface nt requiring rest t regenerate and lighting allws fr prgramming at all times f the day Synthetic surfaces will experience a shrtened asset lifecycle with increased usage (i.e. typical lifecycle under nrmal usage cnditins is 8 t 12 years) It is recmmended that synthetic surfaces are irrigated t help alleviate heat and assist in field cleanliness In extremely ht weather irrigatin will nt relieve heat Engineered a natural grass surface that has been prperly designed and engineered with extensive site wrk; field cnstructin includes prper sil/fill, grading, and drainage prfile t supprt a pre-determined sprt/field type. This type f surface is cmmnly used at clleges and prfessinal sprts facilities. Engineered surfaces typically include a sand base and require significant amunts f labr t keep in tp cnditin. 4

6 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Lighting n an engineered asset nly cntributes t the cnvenience f use; Facility Usage Guidelines shuld be fllwed t allw fr adequate rest Irrigatin allws fr regeneratin f the natural turf surface Nn-Engineered a natural grass surface which is created in an pen space area such as a park r schl. The surface is the least cstly t install and maintain, but it des nt hld up well with extensive levels f play due t the drainage, grading, and sil limitatins. Lighting n a nn-engineered asset nly cntributes t the cnvenience f use; Facility Usage Guidelines shuld be fllwed t allw fr adequate rest Irrigatin, rest between uses, and peridic turf care/replacement are necessary fr regeneratin f the natural turf surface PROS recgnizes that in sme instances such as turnament play certain assets may be utilized mre than the suggested Facility Usage Guidelines; this des nt hwever necessitate the adjustment f the usage guidelines. It is imprtant t cmprehend that the capacity f an asset the suggested usage is cmpletely independent f the demand actual usage. Guidelines cnsider the amunt f usage (i.e., number and length f events) a field can supprt and the crrespnding rest (i.e., nn-used time fr turf recvery) that is required based n the field characteristics (e.g., engineered vs. nn-engineered, irrigated vs. nnirrigated). These guidelines were custmized t the City f Virginia Beach based n lcal cnditins and cnsideratins including the level f demand fr athletic fields cmpared t the realistic availability f the City s assets in meeting the demands with the current inventry f assets. Weather cnditins als play a rle in usage guidelines. This wuld imply that in nrmal cnditins the area shuld nt experience a prlnged perid f freezing temperatures. Accrding t Childs Play Organic Lawns, temperature dictates whether the grass will phtsynthesize (make and stre energy) r respirate (burn stred energy). Cl seasn grasses, like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial rye, and fescue, are able t phtsynthesize in temperatures frm abut 55 t 80 degrees; they respirate in temperatures abve r belw. Even if a cl seasn grass is nt utilized, regular sweeping r remving f any frst r snw, and ther rutine maintenance during the cl seasns, will assist in natural turf vitality during these perids. Mst f the sprt field assets analyzed fr the Capacity Demand Mdel are classified as nn-engineered and nn-irrigated. Recmmended Field Usage Guidelines based n field surfaces are presented belw fr bth diamnd assets and multipurpse assets, with all field characteristic types shwn fr cmparisn purpses: Diamnd Field Facility Usage Guidelines, All Field Classificatin Type Facility Usage Guidelines (Events/Week) Average Ttal Weekly Hurs Recmmended Minimum Hurs f Rest per Event Recmmended Minimum Ttal Hurs f Rest per Week Recmmended Diamnd Field Characteristics Primary Use Synthetic Game N/A N/A Engineered / Irrigated Game Engineered / Nn-Irrigated Game / Limited Practice Nn-Engineered / Irrigated Practice / Limited Game Nn-Engineered / Nn-Irrigated Practice Only

7 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Multipurpse Field Facility Usage Guidelines, All Field Classificatin Type Facility Usage Guidelines (Events/Week) Average Ttal Weekly Hurs Recmmended Minimum Hurs f Rest per Event Recmmended Minimum Ttal Hurs f Rest per Week Recmmended Multipurpse Field Characteristics Primary Use Synthetic Game N/A N/A Engineered / Irrigated Game Engineered / Nn-Irrigated Game / Limited Practice Nn-Engineered / Irrigated Practice / Limited Game Nn-Engineered / Nn-Irrigated Practice Only In ptimal turf maintenance cnditins, recmmended rest perids wuld immediately fllw a single usage/event. This turf management is cmmnly fund in prfessinal, cllegiate, and ther high quality sprting venues. PROS realizes that this practice is nt realistic fr the parks and recreatin cmmunity and des nt recmmend resting between individual usages. PROS recmmends that the cumulative rest perid the recmmended minimum hurs f rest per event be multiplied by the ttal weekly events be applied t an asset n a weekly basis. Ttal prgrammed usage hurs shuld nt exceed the average ttal weekly hurs f prgrammed events and the minimum ttal hurs f rest per week. Facility usage guidelines ttal recmmended hurs f weekly rest and ttal weekly event hurs are less than the ttal hurs available in a given week (168 ttal weekly hurs). This allws fr nn-prgrammed usage t ccur n the assets by cnstituents f the City f Virginia Beach while still allwing fr adequate rest and recvery. Capacity Factrs The fllwing factrs cntribute t the calculatin f capacity: Average Seasn Parameters Average seasn lengths based n industry guidelines and ptential usages Field Usage Guidelines Custmized guidelines used t quantify the maximum number f weekly events an asset can supprt based n accepted industry practices t ensure the quality f the field is maintained at a desired level Dependent upn field characteristics Synthetic / Nn-Synthetic Engineered / Nn-Engineered Irrigated / Nn-Irrigated Lighted / Nn-Lighted lighting nly affects the capacity in relatin t synthetic surfaces All nn-synthetic surfaces shuld adhere t the usage guidelines t prtect the natural turf frm severe damage Lighted synthetic surfaces allw fr usage during inclement weather and befre sunrise and after sunset 6

8 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Average Length f Event Average length f event (i.e. game/practice/special event) t be held n any given asset, depicted in hurs Average events are calculated at 1.5 hurs Based n industry standards t ensure limited/manageable impact n asset Events are described as any f the fllwing: Pre-seasn practices Regular seasn practices Regular seasn games Pstseasn practices Pstseasn games Special events Field Availability Many Schl District diamnds and multipurpse assets are nt included in this reprt due t these facilities being utilized t meet demand f Schl District sanctined events; therefre, these assets are nt available fr City f Virginia Beach sanctined demand. 2.2 Demand Demand, defined as actual usage f the asset, is calculated independently f capacity. T quantify demand fr the varius assets, usage by type by each individual asset was defined. User/league data is the catalyst fr all demand calculatins. Demand is quantified by ttal individual participants registered fr each usage. Registered usage is cmprised f the mst recent usage recrds maintained by the City f Virginia Beach. Demand Factrs Demand is rganized by representative age segment and activity (e.g. 6 t 18 year ld females; yuth sftball). T accurately determine demand fr each asset, infrmatin was gathered pertaining t scheduling, number f users, age segments f users, and user/league names alng with usage guidelines fr each f the field types. The fllwing items were cnsidered fr each seasn t calculate the facility demand: Seasn Parameters Seasn start date and end dates fr participating users Asset/Field Usage and Characteristics Specific assets utilized fr each usage and general characteristics Synthetic / Nn-Synthetic Engineered / Nn-Engineered Irrigated / Nn-Irrigated Lighted / Nn-Lighted Lighting nly affects the capacity in relatin t synthetic surfaces 7

9 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt All nn-synthetic surfaces shuld adhere t the usage guidelines t prtect the natural turf frm severe damage Lighted synthetic surfaces allw fr usage during inclement weather and befre sunrise and after sunset Age Segmentatin Beginning and ending ages represented by user grup Gender Gender f usage grup (male, female, ced); percentage estimate f male and female users if usage is ced Registered Players Ttal number f registered players within the user grup Average Players Average numbers f players per team by user grup Event Hurs per User Grup Average number f preseasn, regular seasn, and pstseasn practices and games, and all special events held by each team within the usage grup/league at the asset; average hurs per each categry 8

10 City f Virginia Beach Sectin 3 Capacity Demand Analysis Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt The PROS Capacity Demand Standards Mdel tm analysis began by establishing a detailed inventry f the current assets t understand their suggested capacity t supprt the actual demand by the varius usages. The mdel calculates the capacity f the current facilities based n nrmalized ptential usage factrs (i.e., number f and type f events held; facility equivalents) and exemplary industry management practices by field type (i.e., number f events that an individual field can supprt withut serius degradatin cnsidering a variety f factrs such as whether the field is engineered, nn-engineered, synthetic, lighted, nnlighted, irrigated, etc.). Demand is calculated by cmparing the actual demand registered users against the ttal ppulatin as it relates t the age segmentatin and gender f the registered users. Prbable participatin f the user grup (registered users t ttal ppulatin) is then mapped in terms f ppulatin. 3.1 Asset Types - Definitins Each asset is defined by the type f field, nt the use that ccurs n that specific field. Fr example, rectangular sprts fields histrically utilized fr ftball, sccer, lacrsse, and field hckey are defined as multipurpse fields because f the limited develpment that is present that wuld inhibit a wide range f uses; these assets generally lack infield cututs (skinned infields) assciated with baseball fields, yet it is pssible t prgram a diamnd sprt usage at a multipurpse field asset. The City f Virginia Beach utilizes fur basic asset (field) types: Baseball 60 ft base paths General Characteristics Smaller baseball field with permanent backstp; skinned base paths Typical Usage(s) Yuth Baseball (under 12 years f age) Sftball 300 ft fence radius General Characteristics Full size sftball field; permanent backstp; skinned infield Typical Usage(s) Adult Sftball/Girls Sftball Multipurpse Field (Small) <240 ft field length General Characteristics Smaller size rectangular field r pen space area Typical Usage(s) Yuth Sccer Multipurpse Field (Large) >300 ft field length General Characteristics Larger full size field Typical Usage(s) Yuth/Adult Sccer, Lacrsse, and Ftball 9

11 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt 3.2 Asset Utilizatin With the assistance f City management and staff, PROS was able t assemble asset inventry and detailed usage f athletic fields in City bundaries City wned assets available fr City sanctined activities, leagues, and rentals (Figure 1). Inventry is depicted by asset type and assciated park/site classificatin. Frm this base asset inventry the scheduled usage f each asset was identified and rganized by seasn. Current Ttal Inventried Assets - Virginia Beach: By Site Classificatin / Type; by Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets Inventried; 1st Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets Inventried; 2nd Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets Inventried; 3rd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Inventried; 1st Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Inventried; 2nd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Inventried; 3rd Seasn Metr Park Assets Inventried; 1st Seasn Metr Park Assets Inventried; 2nd Seasn Metr Park Assets Inventried; 3rd Seasn Special Use Area Assets Inventried; 1st Seasn Special Use Area Assets Inventried; 2nd Seasn Special Use Area Assets Inventried; 3rd Seasn Ttal 1st Seasn Assets Inventried Ttal 2nd Seasn Assets Inventried Ttal 3rd Seasn Assets Inventried Figure 1 - Inventried Assets by Asset Type and Park/Site Classificatin Analyzing assets by park/site classificatin reveals that the classificatins with the largest number f inventried assets are neighbrhd parks and special use areas. Neighbrhd parks have a ttal f thirty-fur (34) assets spread amng three asset types small and large diamnd field assets and small multipurpse field assets. Special use areas have a ttal f twenty-three (23) assets, including large and small diamnd field assets and large multipurpse field assets. Prgramming ccurs at the majrity f the available assets during each f the three seasns, with the third seasn receiving less prgramming than the first r secnd seasns (Figure 2). Baseball - 60-ft base paths Baseball - 90-ft base paths Sftball ft fence radius Sftball ft fence radius Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft 10

12 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Current Ttal Assets - % f Virginia Beach Sanctined Assets IN USE by Asset Prvider; by Seasn (Nte: Excludes assets classified as "Maintenance") Ttal Virginia Beach Assets In Use, 1st Seasn 0.0% 0.0% 87.5% 91.7% 100.0% 100.0% Ttal Virginia Beach Assets In Use, 2nd Seasn 0.0% 0.0% 87.5% 91.7% 100.0% 100.0% Ttal Virginia Beach Assets In Use, 3rd Seasn 0.0% 0.0% 87.5% 87.5% 85.7% 100.0% Figure 2 - Asset Type Utilizatin Factr Ttal Percentage f Assets in Use by Seasn Baseball - 60-ft base paths Baseball - 90-ft base paths Sftball ft fence radius Sftball ft fence radius Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft As shwn in Figure 2, the Baseball 60-ft base path assets are nt being utilized during any f the three seasns while the Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft assets are being utilized at 100% fr all seasns. The Sftball 220-ft fence radius assets are utilized at 87.5% during each f the three seasns. A cmplete listing f asset utilizatin by asset type is presented in Figure 3. All three seasns experience a large amunt f pure asset utilizatin with 64 ttal assets in use during the first seasn, 64 in use during the secnd seasn, and 62 ttal assets in use during the third seasn. 11

13 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Current Ttal Assets - Virginia Beach SANCTIONED Assets In Use: By Site Classificatin / Type; by Seasn (Nte: Excludes assets classified as "Maintenance") Neighbrhd Park Assets In Use; 1st Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets In Use; 2nd Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets In Use; 3rd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets In Use; 1st Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets In Use; 2nd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets In Use; 3rd Seasn Metr Park Assets In Use; 1st Seasn Metr Park Assets In Use; 2nd Seasn Metr Park Assets In Use; 3rd Seasn Special Use Area Assets In Use; 1st Seasn Special Use Area Assets In Use; 2nd Seasn Special Use Area Assets In Use; 3rd Seasn Ttal 1st Seasn Assets In Use Ttal 2nd Seasn Assets In Use Ttal 3rd Seasn Assets In Use Figure 3 - Ttal Usages by Asset Type by Seasn Baseball - 60-ft base paths Baseball - 90-ft base paths Sftball ft fence radius Sftball ft fence radius Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft 12

14 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Sectin 4 Findings and Recmmendatins The Capacity Demand Standards Mdel tm is nt intended t be a scheduling tl r a measurement f cnvenience. The purpse f the mdel is t assist in the managing and planning f assets t meet the demand f the users. PROS des realize that althugh a particular asset may demnstrate excess capacity, the desirability f the available time may be lw this is true in the case f many early mrning and late afternn/late evening time slts. Capacity-Demand is measured fr three seasns. The 1 st seasn falls between January and May with the majrity f prgrams ccurring March thrugh May. The 2 nd seasn falls between June and August with the majrity f prgrams ccurring June thrugh August. The 3 rd seasn falls between September and December with the majrity f usage ccurring between September and Nvember. The current asset capacity, demand, and requirements are presented in Figure 4 n the fllwing pages. Based n the current asset utilizatin by seasn actual demand cmpared t suggested capacity by asset type the number and type f additinal assets needed differs fr each seasn. Seasn One Twenty-tw (22) additinal small multipurpse fields are required t meet the current demand Seasn Tw A ttal f 7 assets are inventried T meet the current demand, a ttal f 29 assets are required Current demand and suggested capacity results in ttal assets required in excess f inventry f 22 Large multipurpse fields display additinal capacity that culd pssibly be made available; by shifting sme f the demand frm the small multipurpse field assets t large multipurpse field assets sme f this demand can be dissipated Ten (10) additinal small multipurpse fields are required t meet the current demand A ttal f 7 assets are inventried T meet the current demand, a ttal f 17 assets are required Current demand and suggested capacity results in ttal assets required in excess f inventry f 10 13

15 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Large multipurpse fields display additinal capacity that culd pssibly be made available; by shifting sme f the demand frm the small multipurpse field assets t large multipurpse field assets sme f this demand can be dissipated Fur (4) additinal large sftball fields are required t meet the current demand Seasn Three A ttal f 24 assets are inventried T meet the current demand, a ttal f 28 assets are required Tw (2) assets are nt prgrammed during this perid Current demand and suggested capacity results in ttal assets required in excess f inventry f 2 Small sftball fields have excess capacity; it is recmmended that all usage nt requiring large sftball fields by shifted t the nn-used small sftball fields Twenty-six (26) additinal small multipurpse fields are required t meet the current demand A ttal f 7 assets are inventried T meet the current demand, a ttal f 34 assets are required One (1) assets are nt prgrammed during this perid Current demand and suggested capacity results in ttal assets required in excess f inventry f 26 Large multipurpse fields display additinal capacity that culd pssibly be made available; by shifting sme f the demand frm the small multipurpse field assets t large multipurpse field assets sme f this demand can be dissipated All ther asset types currently meet the demand placed n the system fr each seasn when viewed system wide. While there are a number f assets that are nt currently being utilized due t maintenance/rest, bringing these assets nline r allwing particular leagues access t mre assets wuld nt address this excess demand. When analyzing Figure 4, the first seasn s requirements are listed in the tp chart and the third seasn requirements are shwn n the bttm chart. Ttal asset inventry available fr City f Virginia Beach usages is listed in the Ttal Asset Inventry clumn. Assets that are n-line are shwn in the Ttal Virginia Beach Sanctined Prgrammed Assets clumn. 14

16 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt The culminatin f the detailed capacity and demand data is shwn using tw methds players supprted versus registered players and event hurs supprted versus event hurs required (demanded). Ttals are based n the current demand placed n each asset type. Capacity and demand are displayed by player ttals t illustrate the ttal number f persns each field can supprt as it relates t the actual user base. Player analysis des nt prvide an understanding f the actual intensity/frequency each asset type is receiving, but an understanding f hw many players an asset can supprt if the usage were t mimic nrmal usage patterns fund n like assets within the gegraphical area. T prvide an understanding f the intensity/frequency, capacity and demand utilizatin is als shwn by hurs each asset is actual used as ppsed t suggested hurs f use based n asset integrity. Player cmparisn illustrates X players can be supprted under nrmal cnditins, and hurly cmparisn stipulates X number f hurs are allwed. An example f when the necessity t differentiate between player and hurly intensity is as fllws: One usage is cmprised f thirty (30) teams that utilize the asset n ten (10) ccasins fr ne (1) hur per team as cmpared t six (6) teams that utilize the asset n mre than fifty (52) ccasins fr an average f tw (2) hurs per team. The usage with the greatest number f players (rughly 300 players versus 90 players) is actually utilizing the asset fr half as many hurs as the usage with the least amunt f players. When analyzing ttal number f assets required t meet demand based n ttal inventry available t the City f Virginia Beach user base, the clumn titled Number f ADDITIONAL Assets Required by Seasn illustrates the ttal number f additinal assets required t meet demand by seasn this represents assets in excess f ttal inventry n a system wide basis. This figure represents ttal number f assets required t meet demand based n ptimal field usage guidelines and is rlled up t an asset categry. Capacity and demand fr sprt field assets must be analyzed with the cmmunity values priritized needs assessment frm the Master Plan. Althugh required assets may be in excess f current assets available, meeting additinal field requirements can ccur thrugh a variety f methds and alternatives. Sme alternatives include: Analyze existing natural turf multipurpse assets fr pssible cnversin t synthetic turf fields; synthetic surface multipurpse assets with lighting significantly increases capacity Purchasing additinal land fr sprt cmplexes, r cmmunity/signature parks which can supprt multiple fields; sprt cmplexes can be placed within cmmunity/signature park sites. 15

17 Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt City f Virginia Beach Final Reprt 1st Seasn Players Supprted (Nrmalized Usage Patterns) vs. Registered Players (Actual Demand) Optimal Facility Usage Hurs vs. Actual Facility Usage Hurs Ttal Asset Inventry Ttal Virginia Beach Sanctined Prgrammed Assets Ttal Other Asset Inventry Ttal Assets In Use Average Average Players REGISTERED SUPPORTED Players by by Asset Type Asset Type PER SEASON PER SEASON Event Hurs per Seasn Supprted PER ASSET TYPE Event Hurs per Seasn Required PER ASSET TYPE Number f Assets Required by Seasn Number f ADDITIONAL Assets Required by Seasn Ttal NON- PROGRAMMED Assets Remaining in Inventry % f Assets Available fr Maintenance and/r Rest 1st Seasn Analysis; Asset (Field) Types Baseball - 60-ft base paths Nne % Baseball - 90-ft base paths Nne - 0.0% Sftball ft fence radius , , , Nne % Sftball ft fence radius , , , Nne % Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft ,844 1, , % Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft , Nne - 0.0% 2nd Seasn Players Supprted (Nrmalized Usage Patterns) vs. Registered Players (Actual Demand) Optimal Facility Usage Hurs vs. Actual Facility Usage Hurs Ttal Asset Inventry Ttal Virginia Beach Sanctined Prgrammed Assets Ttal Other Asset Inventry Ttal Assets In Use Average Average Players REGISTERED SUPPORTED Players by by Asset Type Asset Type per Seasn per Seasn Event Hurs per Seasn Supprted Event Hurs per Seasn Required Number f Assets Required by Seasn Number f ADDITIONAL Assets Required by Seasn Ttal NON- PROGRAMMED Assets Remaining in Inventry % f Assets Available fr Maintenance and/r Rest 2nd Seasn Analysis; Asset (Field) Types Baseball - 60-ft base paths Nne % Baseball - 90-ft base paths Nne - 0.0% Sftball ft fence radius , , , Nne % Sftball ft fence radius , , , % Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft ,840 1, , % Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft , Nne - 0.0% 3rd Seasn Players Supprted (Nrmalized Usage Patterns) vs. Registered Players (Actual Demand) Optimal Facility Usage Hurs vs. Actual Facility Usage Hurs Ttal Asset Inventry Ttal Virginia Beach Sanctined Prgrammed Assets Ttal Other Asset Inventry Ttal Assets In Use Average Average Players REGISTERED SUPPORTED Players by by Asset Type Asset Type per Seasn per Seasn Event Hurs per Seasn Supprted Event Hurs per Seasn Required Number f Assets Required by Seasn Number f ADDITIONAL Assets Required by Seasn Ttal NON- PROGRAMMED Assets Remaining in Inventry % f Assets Available fr Maintenance and/r Rest 3rd Seasn Analysis; Asset (Field) Types Baseball - 60-ft base paths Nne % Baseball - 90-ft base paths Nne - 0.0% Sftball ft fence radius , , , Nne % Sftball ft fence radius , , Nne % Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft ,116 1, , % Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft , Nne - 0.0% Figure 4 - Capacity - Demand by Seasn 16

18 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt T accurately calculate the required assets by seasn, usages must be rlled up t the specific asset type utilized. The capacity and demand calculatins presented abve in Figure 4 are by asset type by seasn. Althugh it has been determined that capacity des meet demand n a system wide level fr all assets except the large diamnd sprt fields during the secnd seasn and small multipurpse fields fr all three seasns, it is als imprtant t recgnize when demand exceeds capacity n an individual asset basis. In ttal cmbining the 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd seasns the City f Virginia Beach annually prgrams 1,436 ttal usages (536 usages in the 1 st seasn, 634 usages in 2 nd seasn, and 266 usages in the 3 rd seasn) (Figure 5). Current Ttal Assets - Virginia Beach Sanctined Prgramming - Ttal Usages: By Site Classificatin / Type; by Seasn (Nte: AVAILABLE FOR PROGRAMMING) Neighbrhd Park Asset Usages; 1st Seasn Neighbrhd Park Asset Usages; 2nd Seasn Neighbrhd Park Asset Usages; 3rd Seasn Cmmunity Park Asset Usages; 1st Seasn Cmmunity Park Asset Usages; 2nd Seasn Cmmunity Park Asset Usages; 3rd Seasn Metr Park Asset Usages; 1st Seasn Metr Park Asset Usages; 2nd Seasn Metr Park Asset Usages; 3rd Seasn Special Use Area Asset Usages; 1st Seasn Special Use Area Asset Usages; 2nd Seasn Special Use Area Asset Usages; 3rd Seasn Ttal 1st Seasn Asset Usages Ttal 2nd Seasn Asset Usages Ttal 3rd Seasn Asset Usages Baseball - 60-ft base paths Baseball - 90-ft base paths Figure 5 - Assets by Ttal Usage Sftball ft fence radius Sftball ft fence radius Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft Because multiple usages ccur at ne asset r individual usages require a large number f asset hurs high asset usage hurs are usually attributable t yuth prgrams and the need fr practice time as well as game time; cnversely, adult prgramming typically des nt practice, r turnament quality prgrams which have a high utilizatin factr individual asset demand and capacity is analyzed. In accrdance with the results shwn in Figure 6 Ttal USAGES Exceeding Capacity, thirteen (13) small sftball fields, seven (7) large sftball fields, and seven (7) small 17

19 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt multipurpse fields in the first seasn are perating abve capacity. During the secnd seasn, three (3) small sftball fields, six (6) large sftball fields, and seven (7) small multipurpse fields are perating abve capacity. And during the third seasn, three (3) small sftball fields, fur (4) large sftball fields, and seven (7) small multipurpse fields are perating abve capacity. Current Ttal Assets - Virginia Beach SANCTIONED Assets Where Demand Exceeds Capacity (80% r Greater Capacity): By Site Classificatin / Type; by Seasn (Nte: Excludes assets classified as "Maintenance") Neighbrhd Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 1st Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 2nd Seasn Neighbrhd Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 3rd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 1st Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 2nd Seasn Cmmunity Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 3rd Seasn Metr Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 1st Seasn Metr Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 2nd Seasn Metr Park Assets Exceeding Cap.; 3rd Seasn Special Use Area Assets Exceeding Cap.; 1st Seasn Special Use Area Assets Exceeding Cap.; 2nd Seasn Special Use Area Assets Exceeding Cap.; 3rd Seasn Ttal 1st Seasn Assets Exceeding Cap Ttal 2nd Seasn Assets Exceeding Cap Ttal 3rd Seasn Assets Exceeding Cap Figure 6 - Ttal USAGES Exceeding Capacity (80% Capacity r Greater) Baseball - 60-ft base paths Baseball - 90-ft base paths Sftball ft fence radius Sftball ft fence radius Multipurpse Field (Small) - <240-ft Multipurpse Field (Large) - >300-ft As nted previusly, system wide capacity by asset type des exist; hwever, there are individual assets which are being ver-used in terms f intensity/frequency f hurs in use. T meet the high individual usage demand placed n these assets, nline assets with additinal capacity r ff-line assets (assets classified as maintenance r rest) culd be utilized t disperse sme f the demanded hurs acrss the system. Hwever, the City f Virginia Beach may encunter extensive scheduling issues when trying t shift usages within the already crwded sprt field asset inventry. Usages which had a higher amunt f hurs required than suggested asset hurs are: Assets exceeding ptimal capacity levels, 80% t 99% utilizatin include: City View Park, Adult Sftball 3; 1 st Seasn Salem Wds Park, Yuth Sftball 1; 1 st Seasn 18

20 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Salem Wds Park, Yuth Sftball 2; 1 st Seasn Seatack Cmmunity Park, Yuth Sftball 1; 1 st Seasn Seatack Park, Yuth Sftball 1; 1 st Seasn Salem Wds Park, Yuth Sftball 1; 3 rd Seasn Salem Wds Park, Yuth Sftball 2; 3 rd Seasn Assets exceeding ttal capacity levels, greater than 100% utilizatin include: Brill Field Park, Sccer 1; 2nd Seasn Brill Field Park, Sccer 1; 1st Seasn Brill Field Park, Sccer 1; 3rd Seasn Fairfield Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Hlland Rad Sccer Field, Multipurpse Field 1; 2nd Seasn Hlland Rad Sccer Field, Multipurpse Field 1; 3rd Seasn Hlland Rad Sccer Field, Multipurpse Field 1; 1st Seasn Landstwn Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 2nd Seasn Landstwn Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 1st Seasn Landstwn Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 3rd Seasn Larkdwns Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Larkdwns Park, Sftball 2; 1st Seasn Larkdwns Park, Sftball 3; 1st Seasn Larkdwns Park, Sftball 4; 1st Seasn Level Green Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Lndn Bridge Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 1; 3rd Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 1; 2nd Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 2; 1st Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 2; 3rd Seasn Newlight Park, Sftball 2; 2nd Seasn Ocean Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 2nd Seasn Ocean Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 1st Seasn Ocean Lakes Park, Sccer 1; 3rd Seasn Princess Anne Park, Sccer 2; 2nd Seasn 19

21 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Princess Anne Park, Sccer 2; 1st Seasn Princess Anne Park, Sccer 2; 3rd Seasn Princess Anne Park, Sccer 3; 2nd Seasn Princess Anne Park, Sccer 3; 1st Seasn Princess Anne Park, Sccer 3; 3rd Seasn Red Mill Farms Park, Sftball 1; 2nd Seasn Red Mill Farms Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Red Mill Farms Park, Sftball 2; 2nd Seasn Red Mill Farms Park, Sftball 2; 1st Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 1; 3rd Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 1; 2nd Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 2; 1st Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 2; 3rd Seasn Rsemnt Frest Ball Fields, Sftball 2; 2nd Seasn Salem Wds Park, Multipurpse Field 1; 2nd Seasn Salem Wds Park, Multipurpse Field 1; 3rd Seasn Salem Wds Park, Multipurpse Field 1; 1st Seasn Salem Wds Park, Sftball 1; 2nd Seasn Salem Wds Park, Sftball 2; 2nd Seasn Stratfrd Chase Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Wdstck Cmmunity Park, Sftball 1; 3rd Seasn Wdstck Cmmunity Park, Sftball 1; 1st Seasn Wdstck Cmmunity Park, Sftball 1; 2nd Seasn Detailed asset inventry by usage by asset type, seasn, and site (park/schl) is presented in Appendix A f this reprt. Detailed inventry by usage depicts all usages that ccur at a specific asset; sme assets have multiple usages per seasn. 4.1 Schl Usage Schl assets receive heavy usage thrughut the year. Hwever, based upn cnversatins with Department staff, the majrity f schl usage is fr practice activities. Due t the differences in data prtraying detail league/user infrmatin, schl usage is analyzed independent f the usage depicted prir in this reprt. Detail usage hurs by schl asset is presented in Appendix B f this reprt. Schl asset capacity and demand findings are: 20

22 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Of the 89 schl assets analyzed, 86 are prgrammed fr sme type f usage Capacity f schl assets is based n annual available hurs f 4,896; this equates t nearly 13 ½ hurs f use per day f the year Average demand (usage) f the schl assets is 3,026 annual hurs; this equates t slightly mre than 8 hurs and 15 minutes f prgrammed sprt usage per day f the year A ttal f 52 Diamnd Field assets are in use at schl sites A ttal f 34 Multipurpse Field assets are in use at schl sites Average utilizatin f all schl assets is 62% (260,257 hurs f use; 421,056 hurs available) Diamnd Field asset utilizatin rate is 64.1% Multipurpse Field asset utilizatin rate is 58.3% Schl Diamnd Field Asset Capacity 254,592 Schl Diamnd Field Asset Demand 163,171 Percent Utilizatin, Diamnd Field Asset 64.1% Schl Multipurpse Field Asset Capacity 166,464 Schl Multipurpse Field Asset Demand 97,086 Percent Utilizatin, Multipurpse Field Asset 58.3% Nne f the schl sprt field assets are perating abve capacity Althugh schl sprt field assets are nt perating at 100% capacity, average daily hurs f sprts usage (8.29 hurs per day) effectively eliminates the schl assets as a pssible utlet fr excess demand being placed n the City assets 4.2 Benefits f Synthetic Turf Figure 7 Schl Asset Capacity and Demand When analyzing the benefit f utilizing synthetic turf as ppsed t natural turf, nt nly shuld the annual maintenance cst saving be studied, but the increase in ptential capacity and the guaranteed integrity f the playing surface shuld als be emphasized. 21

23 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Due t the differences in nrmal usage patterns experienced at diamnd field assets and multipurpse field assets, it is nly recmmended that synthetic surfaces be installed at multipurpse fields the level f intensity assciated with bat and ball diamnd sprts is much less than that fund in multipurpse field sprts (i.e. sccer, ftball, lacrsse). $1,800,000 Cmparisn f Annual Csts Annual Csts $1,600,000 $1,400,000 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $ Year Engineered Turf Artifical Turf Nn-Engineered Turf Figure 8 - Annual Cst Cmparisn by Field Type; Average f 4 Acre Plt Althugh verlays are nt recmmended fr natural turf assets, ne alternative that may be utilized t help alleviate the need fr additinal land is the cmbinatin f a synthetic multipurpse asset with a crner synthetic diamnd field asset. This synthetic surface cmbinatin asset is designed t allw the multipurpse field t be cmpletely independent f the diamnd field asset infield area; the aggregate infield surface brders the bundaries f the multipurpse field but d nt intrude nt the actual playing surface f the multipurpse asset. Hwever, by cmbining the tw distinct assets int ne synthetic cmbinatin asset (an asset with an verlay), the capacity fr each use (multipurpse field asset and diamnd field asset) will in essence be reduced by half. Frm a cst savings stand pint, nce the initial investment f the sprts field has been made, an annual maintenance csts savings f thirty t sixty percent (30-60%) can be expected when cmparing an engineered sprt field asset t a synthetic surface sprt field asset. Annual maintenance csts were derived utilizing average tasks assciated with maintaining each field by type. This included the fllwing tasks: Engineered (Natural) Surfaces Labr Mwing, fertilizatin, aerificatin, edging, pest cntrl 22

24 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Supplies and Equipment Fertilizer, seed, fungicide, mwer, edger, aeratr, irrigatin, and tp dressing Synthetic Surfaces Labr Sweeping, grming, weed cntrl, pest cntrl Supplies and Equipment varius turf supplies, patches, sweeper Due t the increased nearly limitless usage a synthetic surface can accmmdate, it is recmmended that the City f Virginia Beach explre utilizing synthetic surfaces n future multipurpse fields lcated at cmmunity r signature parks, and special use areas. It is als recmmended that at all future sprt field prjects lcated in cmmunity and signature parks, and special use areas include lighting fr cnvenience f use (natural surface assets) and increased capacity and cnvenience (synthetic surface assets). Synthetic surfaces with lighting are nly limited by the user s ability t schedule free time. Depending n the level f service that the City f Virginia Beach desires t maintain each asset at, the assumptins made fr cst cmparisn may vary. 23

25 City f Virginia Beach Capacity Demand Mdel Technical Reprt Final Reprt Appendix A Detailed Usage by Asset, City Assets Diamnd Field Asset, Sftball ft fence radius, Seasn 1 Park Site Asset Type Asset Name Seasn Usage Type Usage Name Bayville Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Bayville Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn Bayville Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Bayville Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Bayville Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Bayville Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Bayville Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Bayville Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Game Fields S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) SP S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Game Fields S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) SP Game Fields S1 City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 3 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) SP Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 4 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn City View Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius City View Park ASftball 4 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (REC) SP League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Preseasn Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Preseasn Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Game Fields S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (REC) FP League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (REC) League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Game Fields S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Preseasn Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (REC) FP League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (REC) League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (REC) SP League 1 S1 Newlight Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Newlight Park ASftball 2 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Preseasn Oceana (Athletic) Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Oceana (Athletic) Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 Preseasn Oceana (Athletic) Park Sftball 300 ft fence radius Oceana (Athletic) Park ASftball 1 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) SP Game Fields S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) Game Fields S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Yuth Baseball Yuth Baseball (City) S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) SP S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 01 1st Seasn Fast Pitch Sftball Yuth Sftball (City) FP Game Fields S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 02 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 02 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 03 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 03 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 04 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 04 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 05 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 05 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 06 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 06 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 07 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 07 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 08 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (Rental) League 1 S1 Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex Sftball 300 ft fence radius Princess Anne Athletic Cmplex ASftball 08 1st Seasn Slw Pitch Sftball Adult Sftball (City) SP League 1 S1 Appendix A - 1