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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: August 19, 2009 Division: BOCC Bulk Item: Yes _ No x Department: Commissioner Di Gennaro Staff Contact PersonJPhone #:Tamara x 6000 AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Recommendation of support to provide additional land on Scout Key to be placed under conservation easement to satisfy the requirement for off site mitigation for Camp Sawyer. ITEM BACKGROUND: Monroe County Planning Commission PC Resolution P12-08 approved the redevelopment plan for Camp Sawyer. Project has completed construction documents for Phase 1. South Florida Water Management District requires additional mitigation in order to issue Environmental Resource Permit. Analysis of available Monroe County land is included with this item. As well as information from the BSA for Commission review. PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: BOCC approved request for NROGO exemption at the April 15, 2009 meeting. BOCC denied request 4 to 1 vote at the July 15, 2009 meeting. CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES: STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: TOTAL COST: INDIRECT COST: COST TO COUNTY: BUDGETED: Yes No SOURCE OF FUNDS: REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes No AMOUNT PER MONTH Year APPROVED BY: County Atty OMB/Purchasing Risk Management DOCUMENTATION: Included x Not Required DISPOSITION: AGENDA ITEM # Proudly serving the youth and famiYes of Broward, Miami -Dade and Monroe Counties August 3, 2009 the Scout Oath Commissioner Mario Di Gennaro & the Monroe County Board of County Commissioners On my honor 1100 Simonton Street I will do my best, Key West, FL 33040 to do my duty to God and Dear Commissioner DiGennaro, my country and to obey As Scouting nears its 100th anniversary of service to our nation in 2010, the history of Boy the Scout Law; Scouting in Monroe County has been well chronicled. The first troop was formed in 1910 To help other by Lord Baden Powell, the founder of the Boy Scouts of America. Also, in the archives of people at all the county, photographs of Boy Scout Troops are seen welcoming Henry Flagler's train into Key West in 1912. This longstanding partnership between the South Florida Council, times; BSA and Monroe County has been part of the unique heritage of Monroe County and we To keep myself value our incredible relationship with you and the entire community. physically strong, mentally On December 17, 1956, the Board of County Commissioners deeded a permanent Boy awake, and Scout camp on West Surnmerland Key to the South Florida Council. This property was morally straight. officially opened on August 3, 1958 and dedicated to the memory of Jackson Lee Sawyer, a Star Scout from Troop 52 of Key West and the first Key West native killed in action during World War II. This true American hero lost his life at the Battle of the Bulge on The December 20, 1944 and the naming of the Camp has allowed his legacy to live in Scout Law perpetuity. A scout is: Since the day of dedication, Camp Sawyer has served as a precious resource to tens of Trustworthy thousands of local Scouts from Monroe County as well as other Scouts from South Florida Loyal and throughout the nation, Sawyer is made available for youth ages 6-20 for their weekend Helpful adventure. Most of the buildings on the camp are the original structures built in 1957 and it Friendly is time to upgrade our facilities for Scouting's next generation of youth. Courteous Kind In October of 2005, the South Florida Council launched an initiative called Mission Possible, a Capital Campaign. Mission Possible is a volunteer and community effort Obedient designed to finance the needed capital projects to rebuild Camp Seminole, in Davie and Cheerful Camp Sawyer following the devastation caused by Hurricane Wilma. Since the storm, the Thrifty South Florida Council has worked with a professional team of architects, engineers and Brave planners from Monroe County to provide a LEED certified camping facility for Scoutings Clean next generation. We are excited about our vision for the future and have attached a copy Reverent of our Master Plan for your review, 15255 N.W. 82 Avenue • Miami Lakes, Florida 33016 • Phone (305) 364-0020 - Broward (954) 584-4200 • www.stcbsa.org Commissioner DiGennaro & the Board of County Commissioners August 3, 2009 Page 2 Thanks to the lead gift of $1-million from Edward B. Knight our dreams for Camp Sawyer are moving closer to reality. However, in order to complete our Master Plan we are requesting the assistance of the Board of County Commissioners. During the process of reviewing the Environmental Resource Permit application for the Camp Sawyer improvements, the South Florida Water Management District has required additional area for mitigation to compensate for the new facility. We have maximized the area for conservation on our existing property and are requesting that additional land be deeded or leased to use for this mitigation. The additional land will not be developed in any way and only used as conservation and open space area. Furthermore, our Scouts will maintain this area; keep it free of invasive exotic plants and periodically police the shoreline for debris. If required by SFWMD this area will be fenced and sign posted. This deed or lease can also be written with a reversionary clause to ensure the spirit of this agreement. Monroe County has been very supportive of the Boy Scouts for many decades and hope we can once again count on your support for this critical community endeavor. Upon completion, Camp Sawyer will continue to serve as a resource for the community and the residents of Monroe County. In recent years, Camp Sawyer has been made available for community use including the Rotary Club, Project SOAR, the Boys and Girls Club of Key West, and events hosted by the Chambers of Commerce. On behalf of our Scouts, thank you for your thoughtful consideration of this request. Together, I am confident we can turn Camp Sawyer, Edward B. Knight Scout Reservation into one of the finest Boy Scouts Camps in America. If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me directly for any clarification or additional information. I can be contacted at (305) 364-0020 extension 212, or emailed at jhunt@sfcbsa.org. In the service of Scouting, 944e Jeff Hunt Scout Executive Chief Executive Officer Enclosures: Mission Possible: An Investment in Character, Camp Sawyer m C:ux�j e4o_T .%' M Comprehensive Planning Resort/Tourism Planning S i J F VI,1� F �AAJL Land Use Regulation TO: Commissioner Di Gennaro Development Feasibility Honorable Mayor Neugent Site Design Commissioner Wigington Expert Witness E Commissioner Carruthers Commissioner Murphy Mailing address: P. O. Box 970 Key West, FL 33041-0970 FROM: Barbara Mitchell Office location: 610 White St. DATE: August 3, 2009 Key West, FL 33040 M Phone: 305/294-1515 RE: Camp Sawyer Fax: 305/292-1525 E-mail: barb @craigcompany. corn CC: Don Craig, File On behalf of our clients, the Boy Scouts of America, I am respectfully asking you to reconsider our request for the parcel of land on Scout (West SUrnmerland) Key to be used as part of the mitigation required for the redevelopment of Camp Sawyer. Since the July 15, 2009 BOCC meeting I have researched, with the help of the Monroe County Land Authority and the Monroe County Property Appraisers office, the vacant property Rowned by Monroe County. The overall acreage is 813.13 acres.' The data represents upland, transitional and environmentally sensitive parcels. The transitional parcels have been specifically identified in the Property Appraisers database by documentation (ie Vegetation Surveys) and includes such habitats as Salt Marsh Buttonwood or Beach Berm. According to the Property Appraiser's office, the environmentally sensitive parcels A are a "mixed bag" that includes not only mangroves but also a variety of other habitats. These parcels did not include specific documentation as to habitat when entered into the Property Appraiser's database. Based upon this research, the following summarizes my findings: Upland Parcels: 137 acres + 138 lots. Transitional Parcels: 54 acres Environmentally Sensitive Parcels: 368 acres + 1,161 lots In order to get a total land area, some assumptions are required. If one assumes the average upland lot is 6,000 s.f., then the additional upland acreage is 19 acres. Therefore the remaining area for the l ,161 lots is 235 acres (813- 578). Assuming that Monroe County did not purchase 603 (235 + 368) acres of mangroves and even 50% of that is transitional area, that would add 300 acres to the pool of land. The point of this exercise is that there is, more than likely over 500 acres of land that could be used for mitigation if ever needed by Monroe County. The Boy Scouts and Camp Sawyer are requesting 9 acres that represents 1.7% of the total land available based upon the above analysis. In response to the concern for precedent setting if this land were granted for mitigation, T T precedent has already been set and is very narrowly defined. Monroe County has assisted local, This does not include the land purchased with the Preservation 2000 Legislative Appropriation grant funds that conveyed 184.6 acres to the State of Florida, 17.7 acres to the Village of Islamorada nor 2.5 acres to the City of Marathon. M Wait Woct • Rror4onrir4nn non-profit organizations in many ways. Land has been provided for projects that are largely oriented towards youth and recreational programs. Monroe County has supported the Boy and Girl Scouts in many ways, you have supported the Girls and Boys Club, you have supported Habitat for Humanity and you have supported public/private partnerships for many units of affordable housing. This is not a request that, if granted, will open a floodgate of mitigation requests; but rather it is the continuation of a program supportive of those not for profit organizations that give so much back to our community. We hope that you will review this information and grant our request. Thank you. < v VIP-1- ■ I � ,,, r,, i, ;r:,� Camp Sawyer Potential Conservation Casement West Summerland Key; Monroe County Ownership Total Area: 9.54 acres u 'wvn �nc# sand tre�Ght, x�l�ne hatt�+vd+xd hernavrmcd� i ` r r � r 1 d' <r 1 1 • a. ,�NNW r �i ai.rMoe� asJ.r. s � tr . y --.. ;_,,,e,. Aor low i�a;=rr'Mir Am, �OW fr ar�i�� '�*'!-- ti.r��„......e..�- is ar ar'� ®�r-�.ar �s Pir,,i��ar i•, .J.r par I . ..Jr""' i 0.it t*f y `' ~'s f\ v,. Jr Ar >� t>�.r #r Ow linw- 5 p..'arrz air J limr Am.� /\, `f \\ a.r _.ir_tiirl, .___I____ i Aar imr: r ( 14..,<,,•\.4 . • • .,,,, , . . A N INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER EDWARD B. KNIGHT SCOUT RESERVATION CAMP SAWYER i= .. �_ <. .s _, fir S' - ;}�%� tYl �f' ::: ' 'N'' -, ^.�r ,y .w, ''1- y _ `'� .,Y;,r .,,`{+ ^� +��' < ( ';z iC} h � p..t+", _ �_J- '@:. mak` ���. 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'."ems,,..,,'"• - -"1;-._ �`"-'! ��• ll__ '' _ . - • Meets Monroe County Affordable • 3 bedrooms and 2 baths Housing Criteria for: • 1,500 sq. ft. of living space • = _ =• i - _ Total Projected i - Program Executive • Program equipment storage area - _ -- - . = - Camp Ranger • Estimated Cost: $300,000 each • �w r �wra �r �'s t r..r rr®erar :� � �rr�r�:r�s�® , Capital Development Campaign .. . - Camp Sawyer Naming Opportunities • Reservation Naming,Entrance Plaza and Branding $1,200,000 ** • Multi-purpose Building(Phase Two) $1,000,000. • • Staff Dormitory(Phase Three) $1,000,000 • Restroom/Shower Facility $1,000,000 • Waste Water Treatment System $300,000 • Program Executive Residence $300,000 • Camp Ranger Residence(Phase Two) _: $300,000 • Camp Entry and Fencing $150,000 • Roadway and Parking Lot $100,000 • Program Equipment . $100,000 • Swimming Platform $50 ,000 • Amphitheater $50,000 • Campsite and'Chikee Huts (6)* $50,000 • Maintenance Area and.Equipment(Phase Two) $25,000 • Flag Plaza:(Phase Two) $25,000 • Sand Volleyball Court $15,000 * p i Campsite- $40K Chkees - $10K **Donor funded AN INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER STATEMENT OF INTENT I hereby express my desire to invest in Mission Possible-A CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT CAMPAIGN SOUTH FLORIDA COUNCIL • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA NAME(please print): DATE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: HOME#: WORK#: E-MAIL: PLEDGE:$ PAYMENT:$ FIRST BILLING DATE: ANNUAL INVESTMENT CYCLE(check one): ❑ 1 YEAR ❑ 2 YEARS ❑ 3 YEARS ❑OVER 4 YEARS REMINDER OPTIONS(check one): ❑Annually ❑ Semi-Annually ❑ Quarterly INVESTOR SIGNATURE: ❑ CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: ❑ Visa ❑ Mastercard ❑ American Express CARD#: EXP. DATE: INVESTOR SIGNATURE: DATE: ENROLLED BY: ❑ My employer makes matching gifts. Employer Name: Please make check payable to: South Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America 15255 N.W. 82 Avenue, Miami Lakes, FL 33016 Miami-Dade&Monroe: 305-364-0020, Broward: 954-584-4200 www.sfcbsa.org A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free(800)435-7352 within the State. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the State. Registration#:CH1340 �_ T _I I ,-J I _,` ANNUAL REPORT ,� 1 ,i^ '.r 2 J _' 6 7-i:7,-- ':,,',i''.11'"!:. - ...,.. -',.•. - - --- to v A r I 410, 4qfflhL . .,,,....... ._ , f, i Y I SOUTH FLORIDA COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA i 20os • year Ill1IeVW%1T I - .:, i 1 , ,.. ' , We are proud that... _ ■ In 2008, South Florida Council had an overall member- ■ SFC has secured over $10.3 million in cash, pledges and ship growth of 3.5% making the SFC the 3rd largest in-kind contributions towards the Council's$15-million council in total youth membership. Mission Possible Capital Development Campaign.t _' • 200 young men attained Scouting's highest rank, the •■ The South Florida Council has invested over$4-million :; ,mks ). coveted Eagle Scout Award. in Camp Seminole and Camp Sawyer towards our e — l'):h rebuilding efforts including site work, building pads, } ':: s °f. , -' �" 0 ■ Local Scouts conducted over 100,000 hours of water, sewer and electrical infrastructure. - community service to organizations, translating into '' ', . • 4 J,,, John Beck, QB more than a$1,000,000 economic impact for the • A Scout is Thrifty... He earns his own way. Local Scouts V,' Miami Dolphins and Eagle Scout communities of South Florida. earned over$450,000 through Camp Cards and Popcorn - sales to pay their way to Summer Camp. �' ■ Thanks to the dedication of our Scouting volunteers, j funding partners and collaborative partners the SFC was x�.. . , recognized as a National Centennial Quality Council by I` � • 1 ': f. . -� - , _ 3 - 1'., the Boy Scouts of America. :# i � r', ■ •Over 79 new collaborative partnerships were established ;f..'' ;. 74, W �' toprovide locations for Scoutingand Learningfor Life j ,,/ -, ' - r � programs. , - Work at Camp — . q,; r'� • t �`'- •i!, The Camp Sawyer/Edward B. Knight Scout Reservation Seminole L��� �� ,. ` K y,".1-,;:-...,,_ fir:, »� . *s, t�'.. + h4 `1 ''�z, ' '70-' s' Master Development Plan has been completed and - ,- '�`. } t tq�� ,'�:} �'� ut „>1,G . :' approved by Monroe county. '� , .b l + �. ' '" I��� Robert Elmore `" 7, , , � t 1 1 3:,..,, 7,,,r . �`� DiningHall , `�� r `•'('. i, 1-' - ,, + x,#j r .. 1 _.... .x ( a it; '1A ,,, =-4 K ; Edward B. Knight > 17 4 1 Scout Reservation 4- r '.. Y } . r� X t �.s .. . - .-"re,.._..,:.- r .:- . t-• 4 Y;!'�tl.•��������71�i1,1,i'. ,`_ .:-.i �,�}„�y -. - �. ��� �gay ,�� - ... i Y,'�JC1Y "�. � l i ,: - I - -,- , ,^ .., ' ',' f i Y 4. Huizenga n `` • Family J. I•- J I , �"x'�r�'�,.��i ,�1111ui�. �.��I`ffi•: �_.•�F x^. ,h�. ti sue' �?`�- }x!' `t';�,a� °9�+i �- �`+?,;'� j,�� -• ,y k 4 g ,'� .� ' � ;;�xa�.'. , � ,�� F�j� �r �. •� �. � « .. - Foundation I �,,� -..;; • • atio , l � Interfaith r Y :1 n 't. 't -� �l..rJ t� '=�t'r � ---r,•__ra �r N ,�% , u. ( A c� r.. `,,, £' (rl,.,, ? Chapel ' Publix Super Markets Charities Amphitheater ,r- <., , � °: , -_. - �,•, --' Camp Sawyer Future Shower Facility I C ' , ' �� ....,I. , -,•''.. * --'t Eiih S ,. � 3.... , . Boy TIGER CUBS... is a program for first grade boys with the motto BOY SCOUTS... is a unique program for boys in the sixth grade "Search, Discover, and Share". 984 Tiger Cub families were served through 18 years of age. Boy Scouting is an outdoor program in 2008. designed to develop character, citizenship and personal fitness. With the Scout Oath and Law as a guide, Scouting helps a boy to CUB SCOUTS AND WEBELOS SCOUTS... are family-centered year-round programs uniquely designed to meet the needs of develop into a well-rounded young man. young boys and their parents. These programs are for boys in the second through fifth grades and offers fun and challenging Through the advancement program, a Scout progresses in rank activities that promote character development and physical fitness. through achievements, gaining additional knowledge and 7,766 Cub Scouts were served in 2008. responsibilities. Earning merit badges provides opportunities for Scouts to be introduced to a lifelong hobby or a rewarding career. CUB SCOUT PROMISE PURPOSE OF 4,820 Boy Scouts were served in 2008. I... promise to do my best CUB SCOUTS To do my duty to God and my country - Character Development -- . To help other people, and — - c Family Understanding ` _ To obey the Law of the Pack. — Spiritual Growth i ,. ., "( ) -Respectful Relationships 12 CORE VALUES OF CUB SCOUTS r o gds - Citizenship - Compassion - Good Citizenship '• ,? 1 i ` ° ' P - Cooperation - Courage — Personal Achievement P , ,. - 1`' — Sportsmanship and Fitness •f - Faith - Health and Fitness p p ��� t'' ' 3� � � - - ` 1`• - Responsibility - Honesty -Friendly Service f�, ,.'3 ° _ y�. g - Fun and Adventure ` ` - Perseverance - Positive Attitude �,,� _ r� - - -�-�-• � w •_.� f--...; <<- Resourcefulness - Respect -Prepare for Boy Scoutingry>�. � - - --L--___„r "` ' _tea t �iSCOUT OATH ► 1,' rrcl% , '''';V, „4,, 4, t. best, " On my honor I willdo my `t ' ~ P� .`r • ", ,' ' - ,,, , • � To do my duty to God and my . y'": ;l,.mm;_.. ..= ,, \ 4 'wilie..„ ' ' `r country and to obey the Scout Law; ,, ' ,}n� ;if :=` .7 •. w� - `` To help other people at all times; ��" "'° � 6'� • It ,i. Y. ,� �, F , s c:,- <i,.� To keepmyself physically strop Y . -' u yam,/w f4' f f_ A. ;. a; , 1, :_ , , , , ' *`° I: r,', ' ,; mentally awake and morally straight. i � M ,.. , V � - ,L.- 011t1tt1hlllalldla enmril, . ,,,, , / , ...,,,,„ A ,,,,P South Florida Council finishec VENTURING... is a youth development program of the Boy Scouts OPERATION SCOUTREACH is an initiative of the South Florida budget. Listed below is the au corporation's 2008 Operating of America for young men and women who are 14 through 20 Council, BSA designed to ensure that all severely at-risk youth years of age. Venturing's purpose is to provide positive experiences regardless of their economic circumstances, race or family situation STATEMENT that help young people mature and prepare them to become have the opportunity to participate in Scouting's character building Support and Revenue responsible and caring adults. Venturing crews can specialize in a programs. With funding from our generous funding partners, Direct Support Friends of Scouting variety of vocation or hobby interests. ScoutReach has eliminated barriers that prevent youth and families Special Events from joining the programs of the Boy Scouts of America. Foundations Venturing programs are developed around six areas of emphasis Over 3,000 Scouts were served Other Direct Support . . including: Citizenship, Leadership, Fitness, Social, Outdoor, and ..• 97/ in 2008. TOTAL DIRECT SUPPORT Service. 828 young men and women were served in 2008. ' ` Indirect Support i _ Monroe County United VA VENTURING OATH ' # . f' '�' ` t 2 Fees and Grants As a Venturer I promise to do my duty ; . . TOTAL INDIRECT SUPPC ,� 4 To God and help strengthen America �, ` � ,w ,: r' ' Revenues To help others and to seek the truth. �' �y=� i, Activities&Camping 3 A f 2 Investment Income . " ,. . ' , 4 Milt, _ Product Sales l' �^ ,LL' _i. Other Revenue � TOTAL REVENUE `` Y • - ,° -j,— \ ,� ,.' .` � r Iv "� vr � -- ,,, '..,.ss----- ,,—......,..,.,.._____. _ :�, : _ . - Total Support rt and Revenue . __ r - a fi 1. �- EXPENSES - =c=bN ' ',- ,r I am a Scout: , Program ram Service s. , Scouting has helped give me confidence in my own Management and General ' F }= - , ,.'" a abilities and myself. I do not listen to peer pressure to Fundraising si- may_ = i , " "� g - - '� --' ....: , 4 get involved in things I know are wrong,like cheating National Charter Fee . . . . ^��— ,� - on a t friendstole som i more li kely =,�-_, - - ''' est. If a something,I am likely ,� • s 4=, : ,; , y i. .r, r, C Tug . r ,� ' than other boys to return it to its rightful owner.I earn Total Expenses ` 5 ::: �� �a� �ICEi � V� '--�-�� ��• �, �- ,tt f f _ ,,. pt. , i I. ,, h, I highergrades than my non scoutfriendsandI am!' EXCESS REVENUE � ^ �: L " ,` �� '; - ;I, � morelikelythanthemtobeinvolvedinproductive�: extra-cumcular activities. r I , ' �� � `r .�� ' `,',p I *The South Florida Council does notti,u, �, ` �'.b 'a s. " �' ,`, l ,�� �r a r !��, 'i�i '" w il4s`,." Harris Interactive report, Miami-Dade County United Ways. r- AY_. � I r�` 3'°_ T r ~� Values of Americans;A Study of Ethics } r""• w` yand Character,May 2005 j' ® v. ,l :. , ..00A..,.. C011t1It1h Fs ,.. .„4,, , ,,,,,, ., .., South Florida Council finished 2008 with a balanced operating budget. Listed below is the audited explanation of the th development program of the Boy Scouts OPERATION SCOUTREACH is an initiative of the South Florida corporation's 2008 Operating Revenues and Expenses: en and women who are 14 through 20 Council, BSA designed to ensure that all severely at-risk youth purpose is to provide positive experiences regardless of their economic circumstances, race or family situation ' I STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS mature and prepare them to become have the opportunity to participate in Scouting's character building Support and Revenue ' dults. Venturing crews can specialize in a programs. With funding from our generous funding partners, Direct SupportFriends of Scouting $1,192,238 31.2% ibby interests. ScoutReach has eliminated barriers that prevent youth and families ' Special Events $193,716 5.1% from joining the programs of the Boy Scouts of America. Foundations $121,350 3.2% ' developed around six areas of emphasis Over 3,000 Scouts were served Other Direct Support $14,365 0.4% ,adership, Fitness, Social, Outdoor, and V,,,:� ."; - / in 2008. i TOTAL DIRECT SUPPORT $1,521,669 r. and women were served in 2008. , .A` ' 1 Indirect Support i `: `' 4� ; Monroe County United Way* $2,625 0.1% ,` Fees and Grants $516,092 13.5% ht{ do my duty z I;:.`:_ - TOTAL INDIRECT SUPPORT $518,717 'n America `'` `� '� , ,� ' ',° Revenues the truth. • `� ' Activities&Camping $614,5 87 16.1% �'; .1, , ,' ,MTh $569,391 14.9% ' i:.:'s :,', f 2 Investment Income 1; � Product Sales $409,717 10.7% µ, ' ; ' ' > Y Other Revenue $185,492 4.8% ;:" ^, TOTAL REVENUE $1,779,187 q,. r ,T,..-. cc;:,,,,,.\i,-..'" -,..k,""N,—..1 - ,,,,,..._ rc, - Total Support and Revenue $ 1 73 . 38 95 "'= '. <a -i _NI , __,., - - i EXPENSES F ,. Program Service $ - ., • I am a Scout: g -F t ,� i Scouting has helped give me confidence in my own Management and General $200,402 5.4% Tk ' v" , Fundraising $251 478 6.8% 'r - ,' abilities and myself. I do not listen to peer pressure to ` x' T2- - 'i 1' *- 1, = r - ° -, '�` involved thingsknow are wrong,like cheatingNational Charter Fee $6 16 1.7% w i �, get 1 ed in I ng 1'k ) 3 G � '- I I , , t on a test. If a friend stole something,I am more likely ;{ Total Expenses $3,715,062 Y '�'_F ,- r_ �. than other boys to return it to its rightful owner.I earn ry S• 1 1 ,„r --I�'�; ..•:�t, i +i 'r •. ', higher grades than my non-scout friends and I am i iif` z, '� ► -� , r EXCESS REVENUE $104,511 l r _r , ;.iv it j "' - ..*,..:Almore likely than them to be involved in productive ' ,' ;I . ,4`�, r``A f extra curricular activities. *The South Florida Council does not receive funding from the Broward and ' I'l , vh,� , s 1.dj T"` �,rr! Harris Interactive report, Miami-Dade County United Ways. ..-'' ',a- s t' ' #R Values of Americans;A Study of Ethics r ., .r ,fir • r �° '�" '` _ -. _ - and Character,May 2005 up L �z., ....,. . F :_ Fernando Aran " , : +�,' ] r ,,� ;, '_r,ig"' ,"\ Philip A.Johnson • � , r - '`�, .� � ;,1' ■ 72,470 young men and women participate in Scouting's Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing, �' T" 1 Jon Fisher _ z� r Jeff Hunt Exploring and LFL programs j �,: 1 ;,,, 1' t.'1,� :' Douglas J.Sanders I CountyI , ..„,•;',`� g — 5,842 youth in Broward ;` _ ' y° , � � ��'�, '�• Richard Levenson Jim Hammel - 7,845 youth in Miami-Dade County , { ``;,, ,,C •'I, , - Richard Levenson '.,. _ `,.t ' �� ,,I ;-7-. .;k,t ,. — 711 youth in Monroe County i, , ' '- �' Gil Betz — 1,560 young men and women learning new career opportunities through the Exploring program ' ;"y` - ;n ",, Frank Fernandez —56,512 youth participated in Learning for Life's Character Education Program '`' ' Keith Llrtel , 1.- r . Richard Miller ■ Special programs like ScoutReachgives over 3,000youth from at-risk neighborhoods the opportunity 4, Jim Hammel P P g g PP ty t,� Lee Popham I to participate in Scouting - .; Norm Silber ` -; 7_ \( Michael W.Casey III • 5,402 volunteer leaders teach youth to learn new skills, build their self-esteem and reinforce the values �i� Ken Lancaster Sol Leiman ) found in the Scout Oath and Law (Volunteers provided over 500,000 hours of mentoring to youth.) -.. Russ Jones Sam Harte Albert E.Dotson,Sr. • The SFC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors I am a Scout: Steve Hyatt I' I am 88%less likely to drop out of M.Anthony Burns � ® 20 Professional Staff members, 6 support Staff, 1 Ranger and 8 part-time Program Specialists high school. I am twice as likely to Jim Border be a supervisor and leader. I am J.Wayne Tracy • $3.9 million dollar program budget in 2008 three times more likely to be an Graham District Chairmen I astronaut. I am twice as likely to ssman Ed Boogren • A National Centennial Quality Council Recipient graduate as an officer from one of �undlach III Derek Cordle imel George Cvejanovich I our four military academies. iderson Peter Diaz Harris Interactive report, Council Facilities 4 Values of Americans;A Study of Ethics IId Jim Happell I ,fh 1 and Character,May 2005 nes,Jr. A.J.Naranjo RAcmaca ` -- CampSeminole, Davie ey Christopher Norwood � � Knight Greg Ramos � .--- 117-acre camp provides weekend and summer programs for more than mer Dan Westbrook , 25,000 Scouts annually (Closed by Hurricane Wilma in October 2005.) }". Knight Jason Wolz �� leod I M,aRi,0aae Tatham Scout Center, Miami Lakes some Youth Representative Pappas Mark Jelincic Mo��oe Home to the Council's Retail Scout Shop, administrative offices, 'iedra O.A.Lodge Chief i and training and conference center �. x a ' kt - , i 'I'.Riemer Camp Everglades, Everglades National Park, Homestead aio Santos er 230-acre tropical preserve provides a rustic setting for unit Lenblum .- "` s camping and training sessions iers � The Florida Keys (Mile Marker . ;: �� Camp Sawyer, 34) 10 acre oceanfront facility accommodates 150 Scouts every week '' \Tote + ,, Iazquez,Jr:. G ►` . Kiikiw Ea .s ��' � � I I 200S Leiiderhip - �. .,••..7?' , ,R Y • Chairman of the Board Fernando Aran 1 '' �; •`` President Philip A.Johnson • 72,470 young men and women participate in Scouting's Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing, , Commissioner Jon Fisher ' Exploring and LFL programs . Scout Executive/CEO Jeff Hunt � g p gr � Treasurer Douglas J.Sanders — 5,842 youth in Broward County `'`, . ' �f. Assistant Treasurer Richard Levenson President Elect Jim Hammel — 7,845 youth in Miami-Dade County Commissioner Elect Richard Levenson — 711 youth in Monroe County -- . Vice Presidents District Operations Gil Betz — 1,560 young men and women learning new career opportunities through the Exploring program Program Frank Fernandez — 56,512 youth participated in Learning for Life's Character Education Program Membership Keith Urtel Learning for Life Richard Miller Fund Raising&F.O.S. Jim Hammel ■ Special programs like ScoutReach gives over 3,000 youth from at-risk neighborhoods the opportunity Foundations&Grants Lee Popham to participate in Scouting Investments Norm Silber Legal Affairs/Administration Michael W.Casey III Endowment Ken Lancaster • 5,402 volunteer leaders teach youth to learn new skills, build their self-esteem and reinforce the values Special Activities Sol Leiman found in the Scout Oath and Law (Volunteers provided over 500,000 hours of mentoring to youth.) Properties Russ Jones Risk Management Sam Harte Members-At-Large Albert E.Dotson,Sr. ■ The SFC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors Steve Hyatt M.Anthony Burns ® 20 Professional Staff members, 6 support Staff, 1 Ranger and 8 part-time Program Specialists Jim Border J.Wayne Tracy 1I ® $3.9 million dollar program budget in 2008 National Council William E.Graham District Chairmen Representatives Elliot Grossman Ed Boogren ■ A National Centennial Quality Council Recipient Fernando Aran William Gundlach III Derek Cordle �Jon Fisher John Hammel George Cvejanovich ,� t• � Philip A.Johnson Carol Henderson Peter Diaz — Council Facilities Sol Leiman Scott Ingold Jim Happell Russell Jones,Jr. A.J.Naranjo gcomaaa j Executive Board Matt Kinsey Christopher Norwood — Camp Seminole, Davie Members Edward B.Knight Greg Ramos n 117-acre camp provides weekend and summer programs for more than David Kramer Dan Westbrook 1 25,000 Scouts annually (Closed by Hurricane Wilma in October 2005.) `' Mark Antonelli --6--�� Carlos Arboleya Linda McKnight Jason Wolz Tito Bacardi Thom Mcleod \'� M�a��Oade Tatham Scout Center, Miami Lakes Gary Beerman C.L.Newsome Youth Representative Mo�coe "` Ron Bell Theodore Pappas Mark Jelincic , Home to the Council's Retail Scout Shop, administrative offices, Jim Blanchard Obdulio Piedra O.A.Lodge Chief and training and conference center Dr.Emilio Blanco Alicio Pina David Blenker Stephen L.Riemer 7Camp Everglades, Everglades National Park, Homestead Ron Book Jose Antonio Santos Jim Skinner ,Y 230-acre tropical preserve provides a rustic setting for unit Ernesto de la Fe �� Harry Sonenblum - camping and training sessions Devang Desai ,-- Ernie Diaz Bill Summers j '- ;• Peter Diaz Dan Susik ,_� '� .s� — Camp Sawyer,The Florida Keys (Mile Marker 34) n Aurelio M.Fernandez Bill Tillett t .. $r �,h, 10-acre oceanfront facility accommodates 150 Scouts every week Tom Van Note ,1. �' Bill Forshee , ,,, Arnold Velazquez; r, $ Laura Gambino k m s Angelic KtLi (J" , s 'a` ,y J � '�- _._ - Isar �- ' F - ******;i'� law - _- law-o__imili ow-aom. :-_ 1,,,W\ Or/ iimr , NP.Iimsm.-jo• mr,-am,11,- .timiswa.,innir k. ,__07'.,, 4 A N INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER SOUTH FLORIDA COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA MISSION � arn == 1r L r i✓ W�i Wii� October, 2008 Dear Friends of Scouting, Ask any Scout what they like best about Scouting and they'll say camping. They like the fun, adventure, independence and the outdoors. If you were a Scout,you still recall the fond memories of the friendships you made. Ask any parent what they like best about their child's involvement in Scouting, and they'll say the leadership skills, educational opportunities, and the character building programs. When Hurricane Wilma tore through South Florida in 2005,it did more than uproot trees,destroy homes and knock down power lines. It uprooted the outdoor programs for more than 70,000 young men and women of the South Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America. Camp Seminole in Davie, our busiest camping facility, closed, and camping was disrupted at Camp Sawyer in The Florida Keys. With a long-term vision to address our facility needs for Scouting's next generation,the Board of Directors has launched a 15-million dollar capital develpment campaign designed to rebuild,upgrade and expand our camps. Our mission,Mission Possible,is a volunteer and ®® community effort designed to finance the needed capital projects to get our Scouts back to camping. The campaign concludes in 2010 when the Boy Scouts of America celebrates 100 years of service to our nation's youth. For nearly a century,the South Florida Council has provided proven outdoor programs that develop character,citizenship and prepare our youth to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetime. For us, camping is more than just fun and adventure; it is the method to teach important life skills and prepare youth to become responsible leaders of tomorrow. MISSION STATEMENT We invite you to review our vision for the future. Mission Possible will be accomplished with the support of people like you - community-minded leaders that recognize the important role that Scouting plays in developing the character of our youth. THE MISSION OF THE On behalf of our Scouts, thank you for your thoughtful consideration and support of Mission Possible. Your investment in character BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA IS TO will last a lifetime. PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE ETHICAL AND MORAL CHOICES Respectfully, OVER THEIR LIFETIME BY INSTILLING () ��/ IN THEM THE VALUES OF THE. SCOUT OATH AND LAW. Fernando Aran Phi ohnson Jon Fisher `/ Jeff Hunt Chairman of the Board Council President Council Commissioner Scout Executive/CEO 1 MISSION POSSIBLE: AN INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER Mission Possible is a volunteer and community effort designed to finance , • i,, ' —e — -. t" Ti—.r:; ,;F —;.1, the needed capital projects of the South Florida Council, BoyScouts of ''tt-- _<_\_ ,, �, .g ...a orr', • America. This important initiative runs through 2010 and specifically y _'I `�-* � f ��� ,, •, t r, �'�_ , • ' ` Y-ate .' ¢ identifies $15 million dollars in new construction projects to rebuild our j'. , I g y.'-- -. i <R , 74• , camping facilities following the devastation of Hurricane Wilma. Mission Y. ,r,. . � ,�,� t p _ y,�, Possible will be accomplished when we get our Scouts back to camping. 1" \- �� '' : •_,� -�- �f ,;: . :'-" Supporting Mission Possible is an investment in the future of our youth, ;- d, .t ,y,; -/ 4::-,,,, .:y.-:".w.z-v„.„..,,,, ' °.and the lives they �'x ` !f drrwill touch for generations to come. -- :r� ,r f r Camping and Outdoor Programs Teach Values That Last a Lifetime ,��n- '.� ,, r': : `, /.w��; , ' ,:'. ;, _ 'r `;g ,. -N r- "siovoia.-*40,,..-_,... ' - ier7'' , E.ibx, >'RR.,..4,x^*.Tat�1,Y •,J- �.. The camping and outdoor program of the Boy Scouts of America is ar method to achieving its mission of ethical and moral development. Boy l Scouting is designed to take place outdoors. Scouts learn responsibility, ,-; ,`.•I'm, {-,� ,+ , , s , leadership and teamwork. It is here the skills and activities practiced at ,y - ' }t`3 )j .„ `7f.10, _ �� \`,„ A Ktroop meetings come alive with a purpose. Being close to nature helps Boy \'; .4} r ,, ti k' h. ; `" w� � r l �-� rn �jFi , r ,� Scoutsgain an appreciation for Gods handiwork. The outdoors provide a �, �� r-. . a4' Ar ' 'r' ,.•``�f 01' ^ PP , , .• ,�;�, r�. r• . �, p�fr rr , ',,tea tt '• / '. w s .. laboratory for Boy Scouts to learn ecology and practice conservation of ..",.:-,L...,,„,, f •{f ---: _ - natural resources. ., / '- r' _4'--_ ti - Something extraordinary happens when young men spend a week at ''� w - ,�` camp...learning, playing, working and living together in an outdoor `�,.+y,.. .�', 9,n• .' .s ,,- �t r :2,----„,.--,--...-_-,- environment. Everything becomes possible. Young men learn from positive '_ ' role models to believe in themselves through what they accomplish and = ;g ;te '�- �/ r - - • . 4 ; , . :4' 't: 06,i., •—a, -;,' all =Y,,Esc-' ., what they experience. Lifelong friendships are forged; a love of nature and greater appreciation for the outdoors is developed. Perhaps most On October 24, 2005, Hurricane Wilma left a path of destruction and widespread importantly, young men spend time being part of a team...learning values devastation that disrupted our outdoor programs for local youth. that will last a lifetime. I 2 �-- -- - _- 1 I am a Scout: f. r'' ; 7—- -- - -�°--`----*- 1 Scouting has helped give me , t. I confidence in my own abilities and j i ; I myself. I do not listen to peer Local Facts r_ , " t,. j r :r I pressure to get involved in things I 11 c •T ,j _ � ,��i�I r ��..-_... ; know are wrong,like cheating on a f? Established 1910 " f= 4 '* �� ��,� � ilia�iii��-- j test. If a friend stole something,I � � 9='�1; 1; am more likely than other boys to P�• Communities Served Broward,Miami-Dade and Monroe counties #„ x ;;� = i.-- Y, a. ) return it to its rightful owner.I earn , E. „ .1 • 4 higher grades than my non scout Youth Membership 70,000 young men and women / - friends and I am more likely than Volunteer Leaders 5,100 i a �' r them to be involved in productive ' . _ ; extra-curricular activities. Annual Operating Budget $3.9 million i Harris Interactive report, Values of Americans;A Study of Ethics Achievement National Quality Council Award and Character,May 2005 Council Facilities g.owara'-A\-- ° _ Camp Seminole, Davie % 117-acre camp provides weekend and summer programs ® o® ' l for more than 25,000 Scouts annually -- - - ---- - -- - - 4 f , \ (Closed by Hurricane Wilma in October 2005.) j `°:1 , Tatham Scout Center, Miami Lakes Warcm"Oade a', `:cam, .. Home to the Council's Retail Scout Shop, administrative offices, �! Mow,oe 4::'''''L'''::::—;:-:::':\)4 SCOUT OATH and training and conference center r ; ;4,,' ON MY HONOR I WILL DO MY BEST ;; Camp Everglades, Everglades National Park, Homestead 230-acre tropical preserve provides a rustic setting for unit TO DO MY DUTY TO GOD AND camping and training sessions MY COUNTRY AND TO OBEY THE 1 SCOUT LAW; To HELP OTHER Z Camp Sawyer,The Florida Keys (Mile Marker 34.5) PEOPLE AT ALL TIMES; To KEEP i i 10-acre oceanfront facility accommodates 150 Scouts every week MYSELF PHYSICALLY STRONG, '- L I (Following Hurricane Wilma, Camp Sawyer operated at MENTALLY AWAKE,AND limited capacity.) MORALLY STRAIGHT. Ilht' 1 ML,,,,:„.--', ' CAMP SEMtNOLE t oul,Fbnda.Cour.Boy Scouts of Amelia . ®Gated Entry l__ , ,i , ' ,. o r ,,tfd{ r The double gated entry of river rocks marks the ``�f $"--' l ' + "� 1 f r; °� . •"'' Camp Seminole -; L ,.,, a ;L w „• ` , .�. d point where Scouts begin their adventure. Upon i _ - _, i, entry to Seminole, Scouts and leaders know they '"4,-,;,-,.- +t`, "i „..:_,,a, ' r f4.\ The South Florida Council serves one of the most diverse youth ,, }f F-• r� �_ -a ,..__ ,� have entered an oasis designed especially for them. - , , populations in America. Our Scouts come from every faith and ethnic back- Lined with Florida-native trees, the entryroad can - ground. They are taught to live together,learn together,and pull together in the accommodate up to 200 vehicles. �. ` , outdoors by sharing similar experiences and challenges. Camp Seminole is a 117-acre parcel located in Davie, Florida, serving @ Elmore Dining Hall and Hurricane 'um .,, � � primarily as a weekend camping facility offering a variety of programs for Relief Center „*r - \ , k' } ' youth and adults. The Mission Possible Master Plan will create 12 campsites A timeless and classic lodge servingas the focal -� 'I� , r t. '-,* u ,A. ,� accommodating600 Scouts. With a lake for aquatic activities, `'4 ' r � {q Camp Seminole point of camp,this facility has a commercial kitchen r and attached BBQpavilion to feed 300 Scouts r�. �r ,� a- ' � _'.-'" � � `r-- '. has been our most widely used property. Annually, over 25,000 Scouts and r , ' and leaders. It also serves as a meeting center for t... � , ,, leaders use Seminole for their weekend camping experience. - � -�-- training programs, conferences and Scout activities .�.. _ >tt�-t. - � mar ,�h � - t •�„ �.;� � ' : during inclimate weather. The complex will be a _ ` , �; ,. - —� .. .. , {�,� , k��E �� forthe community in the aftermath resource h ft th of � ,=* _,:.--' ,...„,may z �r�; a:.� � �" disasters. ,,,,� ;, -+ ,,��-.i � hank yo u Robert Elmore .v' T yr*s dry t i; Nr , 4,7 ylE t4c i' ; � .� $'` ` �•:. * r t'� ,-`.t--. •..,„t y+ '4 t .;4+,in ' ✓ .i -"' ; , , ,, tit . ° F P w s33 :,�� � � �,, 0 William G.Howard Basketball Court _� . l *S : ,`� ,r __,,,. I x. fir", ,,,, r.' ,, .� ; }• .. ;, Q,y ., - .,,,,* . Scouts and volunteers enjoy apick-u game of .F ." � `'_ `� f�,'^ "`�y= :'� i basketball on a regulation size court as well as k.,,*•„p,,,�,tf °` .� � C*' F-- - � . �i 4 ', � - ',,, _, ' r: . a, � gaining appreciation for life-long physical fitness. �, 1; Y.,.-� r - ,...w 4, ,,,,, . r/ Scouting utilizes many sports to reinforce teamwork ,I, -,,; ;'�,l ,w '° �;' • - .� " • ; ,�;; r}... � and skill development. -,, ,_. � ,:. • ",..,,.. �F�, ,,„, ,.....-..•.<7;,:21,-,..,,,„_,,,4,, .• ,:, , ...;R, ,u Thank you Bill Howard "r= jjF ; , i, i. ` y. ./,,i,. • a4 ,..#,„* ,_•�,i '•�'',f f FAY�w 1" {li,� `-�.� X it i i . ..,. •' , •-. � v. r. ,. , Syr. .- ..._. .,...Fly �. $,: . "11 "�'', �j""s 7. �.- , ` „6,r, .• a :q3, ! 1po., e x` " 3' rfe . 4', y � 'y,,t'`� Jc4`�7r , r i� 1 , ��. , The Huizenga FamilyFoundation `° . 2 %, , • ° �/ ., ,� '� K • _ ; &t �7 � ^,' xis i! ^i�P'J �� ,,•xl 'c. i" e • ,. `+. '"�, �, � ,li ..K `�,r?'.Y , 'J y" .y� _ r* �J 5� QJ., Ylf�J' �'" !.J� " Interfaith Chapel , -, , fig° ,, wr y F a w , , 4. 11111411i- riX ' � �� 1 r 1# A ' '• r„ .#- ti ' .tip .r I. ,s ! ," -' ,p', q, ,. i, ;'` er Large wood timbers,columns fashioned from stone, , 7, >, ,,,. i P �' ' . '., ,; . , • ' y ' '. If and paved surfaces provide a tranquil environment • _ - t' - ,� > (' '- ;,/' 1 M' '<y,•1. i.,. �'`t v,*'� '''''A',, ] �?� �"" .'..ti, Cj�^,Y '� ^gyp 'F. , �a•'t- + -' `��, ,tv , for Scouts to reflect and feel their closeness to God, 1 . - -;.`- - --- _ o } � 9' Duty to God and Reverence are key values to our -_ �.. :'` ''i program, -~ '-'4,- �r p- „� ��, -. 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' activities where Scouts learn to swim, save lives oversees and maintains the Scouting reservation has use of : -� � - `"'"mot'- '- and canoe. With a sand beach,the lake features a comfortable quarters in a three bedroom residence to allow for full- � � dock,canoe ramp,picnic tables,and two lifeguard time supervision of the property. ", _"`" �`� " w,r -; < stations. Twenty-feet at its deepest point, it has -7:-,..;,,:;-:.-� t -. r ; fi ' roped-off swimming areas and is graded for non- Z = -�- - t CampSeminole Capital Campaign x r . , yt w' swimmers, intermediate,and advanced swimmers. P v `"..,, y Y J-�i =- - Budget Summary _ __ rw. __ � ......,7_,.....,,,,,,,...---.,-:,-,,,,,..-.- 47, ' O Campsites and Florida-Native - --- Landscaping Site Work, Roads and \*711/. ' y:, '°'° Scouting in South Florida is inseparable from the Utility Infrastructure $3,700,000 �® a native habitat of this area, so indigenous trees and ® ' shrubs are used throughout the landscape. Dining Hall and ! ,.. ., --, � ,.`��,• • ! Surrounded by the lush beauty of Florida-native Hurricane Relief Center $3,000,000 ! �'1 �r m - '� I ' -, i , *_ ' -. �' landscaping, 12 defined campsites each accommo- 4, N • .1 1.�-,._ '� .i ,I. date 50 campers. Sites have a private entry, fire Twelve Campsites $1,200,000 - � T`"' ��' ' �r p "67- . 0 rings and picnic tables for outdoor activities and %'� ''� ' `rle= , _ " . ', -�. gatherings. Four Restroom and *r. �,, ,� _ '` Shower Facilities $1,200,000 'a �� 0 Publix Super Markets Charities Amphitheater Florida Native Landscaping $750,000 ,, ' #f` , A - ,.-- Songs,stories,Scout performances and ceremonies - .; " 1' . ;,, are a traditional part of Scouting. This outdoor Ranger Residence $250,000 ��'} ,'� �,, amphitheater with a stage,lighting and log benches i'- , . - -_� ;"` provide the ideal setting for fun, fellowship, and Soccer Field $250,000 ,' r w, inspiration. Amphitheater $200,000 -.. ,;,.,,- 0 Restroom and Shower Facilities • �' •'. v {i 4• Not everything about Scout camping is "rustic". Interfaith Chapel $150,000 Four restroom and shower facilities are strategically , .- ; -- , located throughout camp and serve a cluster of three Basketball Court $100,000 campsites. After a busy day of activities,Scouts and -,,r leaders have a place to clean up and prepare for Gated Entry $100,000 {$„ , tomorrows adventures. ,f . Repair and Renovation of 0 Soccer Field Existing Buildings $100,000 1ti ,,:,, i ., The BSA has developed the Soccer and Scouting �'i .4 . Program as an outreach effort to attract Hispanic Soft Costs (ie, architectural, - .- '. r,, - - •h youth and their families to the Cub Scouting engineering, permits) $1,000,000• • r; --Y, Program. The program is endorsed by Major League Soccer and is open to all boys ages 7-10. Total Projected Construction Costs . $12,000,000 - 6 A, E4I am a Scout: I am 88%less likely to drop out of high school. I am twice as likely to i , ''''. be a supervisor and leader. I am three times more likely to be an -,.. / ,, astronaut. I am twice as likely to f`� ,' graduate as an officer from one of our four military academies. x p; Harris Interactive report, Values of Americans;A Study of Ethics 116.... ' \..'.. and Character,May 2005 \ .. 40 \ ..po ,el, O O itl, `Oh •• _ o o® -10 1 ,:4!,,, ,..... i yr_ /l0 I I ili- I It\-. , 4.., .40. SCOUT LAW .y".. j TRUSTWORTHY ,. z LOYAL— HELPFUL I ci).." - ter.. ` FRIENDLY—COURTEOUS A .' �rM r '. , KIND—OBEDIENT w 1 "11$01, 11 r N;� CHEERFUL—THRIFTY Fill `' BRAVE— CLEAN 4%, /It 1 411; .. I I, + .: , REVERENT \\ int'I ,,,,.., ilk. ..b At.ef •..',# 7 :02,47 ....- 1 r `,sY ,;.,,sr s, ...Y".-r 1,s•t,� z f r:- 3e• qbR r'rY'9 1/ '� M19 L �� •�'«i �tva�^4 iY 1.? U Edward B. Knight Scout Reservation i r 4 . ;- � ��' = �1 yr r" Js yynl• ��' - a + Camp Sawyer —° ..,° `r�yi, ,,. ' -;; V..5.---„ y , �, � .. - Camping reaches beyond teaching outdoor skills. It teaches Scouts to t ;r , F, ' iT•� '`-'•z .,- -% % ��d\w:,---• ,-.-.--,--t - 1,..„ „1-10i,:-.. - -4,,,,tt-itt -i: -:-,..-tx:e. : � -: '.-' -",��#r 3�;l ram,fro. �..y�... " r 1 i �' focus outside themselves to the needs of others and to respect authority. They ;40 o ;; �;z ,a ., T,t ,I� ,,, . , _. - L , ,-,."- ce learn to value the knowledge and experience of others by respecting and f " 'h a ' / l • ce. •` ✓ i. ° 1 f,.i'.1 4'1, '`,;' a'+ -.' V :` i following the guidance of those who have already tread the path before them. .' �r _ f 1� . :r Located at mile marker 34.5 on West Summerland Key, Camp Sawyer is a ` - = • 10-acre facility situated on a coral reef shelf At Camp Sawyer, nature and _ v_' aquatics come together to provide the perfect tropical atmosphere for Scouts .- , and leaders. Six campsites accommodate over 200 Scouts each week. The . :. Mission Possible Master Plan will develop Sawyer as our primary summer 'r-.-- `a j.t-' rti•1 F: taw; . facility, as well as a national Scouting resource, enabling Scouts from all over _ �\ � 1} y°^Y,- i; "°` i>I! %,.� 4 �'' _ / ,It 11,7 Ti `,.~may ,_, 4, �Ft ! _.A the U.S,to discover the vast natural beauty of the sea. evi, - , z{1,�;!� : ( I UP .,, ;;, ,,.. y , L >�J I rr` �t# s iy� il I. P � F f�'.5., - •�•���. 'i'eu'9Ytl"",mw., 9Ci'� ,. �F,�}I 4,�;�,f.' >,f�e*, -,i11- • 1 f r y , � 1� Y #.,, ,. ,` to , '�,� �a � 7 \kk' .r='� ,�,� PV•4 �§Is Y •�^�- - 'i�, Y ,,�ri;'tt1 `. a1•A lA,''.F,.. {,} euward 6.rWgnr scour Rew,v�ra�,�• 'NO, �"-, '� tl''.. x�ry : t• _ ,. I;.- . I F� ��t5 '': I j# l•_' '?f 1 � pt, �� . "'I t t; -t` •; Y, ''-�i�'I f' V\aa^ 1 I ,, _ / A !.,•.`7,,, d r .,.s. 4•; - a ,,�; -" R, ® Gated Entry . F- s "SV Eil i.r t`ra,.: ���.. - - :`. ,.�,y �� �, �� � IL biltE.:-„,-L-7„,---- �,-_ .: 1 ,�.�, .: Itr. / --1__ ' '. The entry serves as the point where Scouts,- , >, ,, -- �, i•/ •/h `7# ` ,- i , ' leave the fast pace of modern society and ,, � `� E -,., IiikA?, ••i t j�� ;' ( ; ,Y Tuff ," n 'a; E.,'ark` r a 1 , t ,:I t ,� r - ,.r - _y, .1 ,- .,• u�u ;. Y , �tl ,ii enter the marine lifestyle that can only be A k � , �` <<`�.;� ` I ,{., r " r achieved in the Florida Keys, p f ,1.17,4--' �3 "t.._ .han,% ,, c ,„,,Y_4t.. . -, I r FI • v. , ., .. ,,,,,, -T.,. , _.,,„ . . fr, .,,, i _,,., , „.,..k,, © Restroom and Shower Facility4. P. In the Florida Keys,water and waste disposal are major environment concerns;this eco-friendly shower and restroom facility can easily accommodate over 200 Scouts: A technologically :' , 4- _ � • _,, ' ., , ,,, . ,, ,I,. advanced waste water treatment facility is one of the features that helps ensure Camp Sawyer {I ' ' "AA E' } and its fragile habitat will remain in a pristine state for future generations of Scouts. :: r',�s r-:1'' �' f�(• ;. ; ,� `��,&� f ► r , 4 ® Multi-Purpose Building :, ° \, ' , ., ,,, I L, _. firo,'acy^ ):i?. , {,� 11 ( m0, -r\-- 's , The multi-purpose facility incorporates an air-conditioned dining hall,camp offic ,trading post '�siOr �P l l � • y. and training center for Scouts and leaders. The complex serves as home base for Scouting in r,r - y, �S ` `- g ; 1 t :: �''e�ir� b °' y a � � z- �' Monroe County and a resource for the community. (planned for Phase II) Lf'`'li34 " , ,i! 410�r:,,'.4�":,; 4 arh'f la, +l& A b �1�{' - Y _ _ ` r 1„ -ICJ u'n'!N� , tyf l,,K•✓'r g - !rnit••_- . •.�1W z/il._�, h,.d_6_ .•/ai. ai.e_ _ Monroe County Staff Residence = "r I _ i ' This facility provides affordable housing for the Monroe County _ � � u� Program Director and Camp Ranger.�� Kr , = = �` V 4 Amphitheater - � <.,, :�•_�+°f�;�-}6 ,-,.tom .x � �/ ---_ ': _ '�-�=�—� - -. - a4 ^;. 'ii^f._7 �� �-g�, , �% `_ r _=_ f t ; - 1„ =€ The amphitheater seats up to 200 Scouts overlooking the >; ,, " ; ; silk*, ,. \`� is . ,'. - - $r = I beautiful Atlantic Ocean. The venue provides the idealsetting •' .. ' E .r ;�+y, -ter,, „ k .�71 7 \M _®1/ _tom- a i. 1 , � I '; �,. ��, r�_ _ --�•��Vsui =� for Scouts to reflect,inspire and share in fellowship. o•*-( € ',`E? �; 1 'r;N r�6�1�8,11, .'��.',i�'tL.-.ill' �,.t,(-c-c; ijI�1I _ ,` Wlfll i '' .•, �� Fri y �_ 47 _ \ ' ` Campsites and Chickee Huts c �}'f ;��ll��<�, t ,.r�s�'4;1.9 sf g '�� t� � _,�I € ���+ !-1,-_,,:,,,,' f .�4 ��� 'rc_ �1 r- � ,, 4 - No sight is more exhilarating than a sunset in the Florida Keys. ' . f '-e•'t-. -s ss�aifi w_...„ �# rss �v{,,, _,, s r 1 , -� , �. ,, ,,, ' - Six clearly defined campsites and Chickee huts provide at _ Y: ,!a-• ° - �{ e Jde y �- ys7 `z..;yam -s ` - R Wit'*x Y. • "`y s' ,•'C,• ` '� _ " ` h r andenjoy the sea breeze. * AWh comfortable area for Scouts to gather e y �, °; r � ' f • Program Equipment ,- 4. 4 ll`�� >' ` ' Aquatics activities are a primaryfocus at Sawyer. The essentialprogram equipment, such as ati water craft snorkels and fins, and fishing tackle are key to a successful and adventurous � <, y� 1 `` >; camping experience. ..-` _ -ice f ! s i ,,S I-,-,-, . • , -- <---.2 , <: .. �_ ., , Camp Sawyer Capital Campaign fs = -T Phase I Budget Summary g ' l ; ` • - . .' Restroom and Shower Facility $1,000,000 l_ , \ _ \ r4.4).,.., \ •' .4 Site Work and Utility Infrastructure $500 000 �r3 - r t Waste Water Treatment Facility $300,000 " ' , �? Monroe County Staff Residence $300,000 1, ' ' 0 "'� sus . ::�, „' : .. t . _ ti ,.. Six Campsites and Chickee Huts $300,000 � � :_ Gated Entry and Fencing $150,000 tj L `\,: �/ S. $ ow 6 a 6 6 y. G, L = Program Equipment 100,000 ' 50 000 �t . Amphitheater $ roe $500 000„am, �• * `:'# - ` 3- a . Soft Costs ie architectural engineering, 40: w o ; a $3,200,000- , 4� �` Total Projected Construction Costs� _s 9 MISSION POSSIBLE: AN INVESTMENT IN CHARACTER GIFTS OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN REAL ESTATE - Donate residential property, commercial property, vacation property and ranch land without Think of your contribution to the South Florida Council Mission Possible capital gains taxes being levied on the appreciated value being donated. campaign as an investment in boys and the men they will become. BEQUESTS, CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST AND OTHER PLANNED GIFTS • -" �� �� -_ " �� -- - Create a lasting legacy through the South Florida Council Endowment Investment Levels,: Program.Funds are managed by an outside trust management company under a board approved Investment Policy. Distinguished Platinum.Eagle $1 million and above Platinum.Eagle $500,000 Endowment Options. Golden Eagle $250,000 .f Silver Eagle $100,000 MISSION POSSIBLE CAMP MAINTENANCE FUND - this fund will Bronze Eagle $50,000 help offset 'the ongoing'maintenance costs at Camp Seminole and Camp Sawyer once the capital improvements are complete. OUTREACH TRUST FUND-this trust fund has been created to cover Investing in Character the annual operating cost associated with the'Scoutreach program for DIRECT CASH GIFTS - Make a simple, cash gift and your investment will be severely at-risk youth. This fund will help cover the' costs of a put to work immediately. Scoutreach executive, registration assistance, uniform assistance, camp scholarships and all program related support. PLEDGES-Pledge a gift of support up to four years. - THOMAS L. TATHAM BOY SCOUT TRUST FUND - this trust fund GIFTS-IN-KIND AND GIFT-OF-SERVICE- Consider donating materials, labor was created by the generosity of the late Tom Tatham, Lawyer, or specific services that will support the maintenance of Council facilities, as Entrepreneur, Philanthropist and true friend of Scouting. Income well as the administration of Council activities and its execution of youth from this fund provides financial support for the general program programs. needs of the Council. UNITED WAY- Opt for a portion of your United Way gift to be designated to the South Florida Council, BSA Mission Possible Capital Development The South Florida Council,Boy Scouts of America is a 501(c) 3 non-profit Campaign. organization. Gifts to the campaign are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law. Contributions can be made to: South Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America. GIFTS OF APPRECIATED ASSETS AND SECURITIES - Benefit from an income tax deduction on the fair market value of the securities and avoid capital gains. When making a donation,the advice of a tax advisor is recommended. � o .