City Hall 455 North Rexford Drive 4th Floor Conference Room B Beverly Hills, CA Tuesday, December11, :15 PM AGENDA

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1 Beverly Hills City Council LiaisonlRecreation and Parks Coission Coittee will conduct a Special Meeting, at the following tie and place, and will address the agenda listed below: City Hall 455 North Rexford Drive 4th Floor Conference Roo B Beverly Hills, CA 92 Tuesday, Deceber, 28 2:5 PM AGENDA ) Public Coent a. Mebers of the public will be given the opportunity to directly address the Coittee on any ite listed on the agenda. 2) Initial Analysis of and Background on possible Aenities at La Cienega Park and Recration Coplex 3) Adjournent LourRodriguz,ta City Clerk Posted: Deceber, 28 A DETAILED LIAISON AGENDA PACKET IS AAILABLE FOR REIEWIN THE LIBRARY AND CITY CLERK S OFFICE. In accordance with the Aericans with Disabilities Act, Conference Roo A is wheelchair accessible. If you need special assistance to attend this eeting, please call the City Managers Office at (3) or ITY (3) Please notify the City Manager s Office at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the eeting if you require captioning service so that reasonable arrangeents can be ade.

2 STAFF REPORT ed analysis of and background on possible aenities and placeent at La Cienega. City Council at the Deceber 8th eeting and to provide direction on soe initial The liaisons are asked to review the inforation that staff intends to present to the full Recreation Coplex 2. Preliinary Draft Report on La Cienega Park and Attachents:. Notes fro Noveber 2th City Council eeting Subject: Initial Analysis of and Background on possible Aenities at La To: City Council Liaisons Meeting Date: Deceber,28 Cienega Park and Recreation Coplex Fro: Nancy Hunt-Coffey, Director of Counity Services HILLS BEERLY

3 - It - Challenge us to use the exercise to axiize space at the park Overall City Council direction was Noveber 2, 28 Results of the La Cienega Public Engageent Process Playground Bathroos Counity Center Snack Bar Ballfield Configuration City Council wants staff to explore reodeling all of the following aenities Duplicate Bridge Club Organized Sports Tennis Walking / Running Outdoor Exercise Youth Play Counity Center current uses City Council Continues to Support the Current Uses All 5 coundilebers support keeping the - Look at the possibilities of oving counity center to the other side of the street. We - Parking - Look - Space - Council - would like to see Tennis Court nubers, use info, capacity, ultiuse of courts at the accessibility of the park, entrances, access points future uses o We have issues with the JPA was a concern of ice Mayor Mirisch... keep in ind field use should look at including a pool and basketball courts o We should not solely be dependent on the school district is a concern. We need to be sure that we have adequate parking for current and was iportant to City Council that we do not lose any of the current aenities City Council Meeting Notes

4 Iproved Play Structures/Playground Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Iproved Restroos Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Expanded Duplicate Bridge Club Facilities Yes Yes Yes Maybe Yes Iproved Parking Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Dog Park Not really Not a priority Yes Not really Not really Water Feature Yes Yes Yes Yes with the pool Yes outcoes at La Cienega Mayor Gold ice Mayor_Mirisch Bosse Friedan Wunderlich Library Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes space space repurpose repurpose _Maybe-useofbuilding City Council s interest in exploring possible future uses at La Cienega Mayor Gold ice_mayor_mirisch Bosse Friedan Wunderlich Public Pool Yes Yes - Basketball Courts/Gy Yes Yes - concern is a Yes Yes Yes concern is a Yes Neutral Yes Updated_Counity_Center Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Shade and Green Space Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes City Council s interest in exploring additional Bridge over La Cienega Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Purchase/UseofAcadeyBuilding* No Yes - repurpose or Yes - No No No or Yes - or Repurpose Field Use/Revised Field Locations reconfigure but do not lose reconfigure but do not reconfigure but do not Yes current use lose current use lose current use Yes Skate Park No No No no preference Low priority

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6 ehicular circulation and parking Planning opportunities Planning challenges Topography Unprograed park open space Landscape and trees Pedestrian circulation Outdoor recreation facilities Neighborhood Existing park statistics Existing park configuration Buildings Table of contents Introduction Counity outreach effort to date Indoor facilities CONTENTS in 28 and the direction by council to the aster planning tea in response to those results. OERIEW ANALYSIS icinity OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES City council direction situate and operate on site. Developent, for a coprehensive aster plan and project ipleentation road ap. This report records the findings of the Discovery phase of the park aster plan effort. It establishes the paraeters with which options will be developed in the next phase, Option It docuents an analysis of the park that describes how each of its ajor functional coponents It records the findings of the counity outreach effort copleted by the city and its consultants It identifies opportunities and challenges that will infor alternative approaches to a aster plan guiding redevelopent of the park. Beverly Hills, CA Gregory Way La Cienega Park and Recreation Coplex Overview Restroos Staff offices Kitchen Art studio Building support Dance roo Pre-school roo Meeting roos Stage Storage Counity center Tennis center Tennis courts Baseball field Outdoor fitness Pedestrian circulation (and jogging track) Landscaped areas ehicular circulation and parking (surface lots) Children s playground and outdoor fitness Children s ball field (Fenton Field) Children s playground Building footprint (including parking structure) Open space Softball field PARK STATISTICS CITY OF BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN PARK AREAS Ball fields (soccer, baseball, softball) Total (Acres) RECREATION FACILITIES 6.8 % COMMUNITY CENTER Multi purpose eeting roo Total (ASF) 9,9 JOHNSON FAARO Deceber ASF , 3 55,57 2,6 No Acres % Acres N

7 JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5, 28 La Cienega and Olypic Blvds. outdoor fitness facility and jogging track. eeting roos, art classroo, pre-school Gregory Way accoodates ulti purpose south side are a children s playground area the park. Departent facility at the southwest corner of 92s era City of Beverly Hills Water classroo and staff offices. Sciences Fil Archive resides in the forer a concession stand and ball field support southeast corner of La Cienega Blvd and The one story counity center at the on the west side (tennis court support for years been the hoe of a wide array softball fields, soccer, tennis, playgrounds, At approxiately 7 acres this park has of outdoor sports and recreation facilities including a regulation size baseball field, Adjacent to the counity center along its and outdoor fitness facility. facilities, bridge club) and on the east side Other facilities include the tennis center buildings. The Acadey of Motion Picture Arts and Fenton Field which supports children sports and recreation sits at the northwest corner of Park BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPlEX MAST PARK SITE PLAN La Cienega Blvd bisects the park. Buildings occupy ost of the west side, outdoor recreation facilities occupy ost of the east side. (7) spaces Parking lot and bridge club Tennis center 4 courts 3 W OLYMPIC BLD Li U x D z Lii > Li turnaround ehicular.: below (6) tennis (38 spaces) Parking garage ( L atgrade ff2) Tennis courts GREGORY WAY Boulevard La Cienega Park open space ] Park open space softball fields ] Regulation and restroos ] Concessions Children s soccer fields Batting cages -- storage yard Jogging St IOU track Facilities aintenance and baseball field Regulation and parking (5) spaces vehicular turnaround Counity center Children s playground fitness facility Outdoor Counity center 2 ] 9,647 sf/2.5 ac 5 PARKING 5 TREES S TENNIS COURTS RECREATIONAL 26,78 sf.6 Sc 23,37 sf/5.3 ac PLAY / FITNESS 43,58 sf/. ac OPEN SPACE PARK FIELDS 363,65 sf/3.74 ac ] LANDSCAPE 3,88sf/.73ac 7 DRIEWAY C 74,452 sf/7.7 so CIRCULATION BUS STOP 63,9 sf/ 3.76 ac (EXISTING) BUILDING SITE ANALYSIS

8 - Way. (within walking distance) of Wilshire Blvd and The city of Beverly Hills ay rezone and/or its east, south and west sides. intersection of La Cienega Blvd and Gregory LA MTA line the subway purple currently under construction. corner of the city of Beverly Hills at the developent of both sides of La Cienega Blvd between Wilshire Blvd and Gregory Way. create incentives for ore intensive ixed use La Cienega park situates at the far southeast The park lies less than a quarter of a ile The city of Los Angeles surrounds the park on icinity S EEPLY HILLS LA CF Single faily residences WlL BUILDING FOOTPRINT - I H BEERLY HILLS CITY BOUNDARY La Cienega Park sits at the far southeast corner of the city. It is bounded only on the north by the city of Beverly Hills and by the city of Los Angeles on all other sides. ceber 5 28 B FUTURE METRO STATION COMMERCIAL ZONE MULTI FAMILY ZONE OPEN SPACE I / / I SINGLE FAMILY ZONE S La Cienega Park 4- we, vup,e RI On Olypic Blvd IRa 2 /

9 CITY OF BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN SITE ANALYSIS 4 x D LU > LU LU z LU THE PARK AND ITS NEIGHBORS City of Beverly Hills single faily residences, ulti faily residences and coercial properties situate along the north side of the park across fro Gregory Way I eet Gregory Way of side and northeast corner the park across Way Gregory Cienega Blvd as it arrives fro the north to Le Doux and Gregory Way Coercial properties line both sides of La situate at the northwest corner of the park at City of Beverly Hills single faily residences Multi-faily residences lie along the north GREGORY WAY Single faily residences Tennis center I : -4 ] Multi-faily IT I properties Coercial residences Gregory Way BUILDING FOOTPRINT OPEN SPACE Counity center Backstop and equipent storage storage W OLYMPIC BLD JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5, 28 4 Jkstop and equipent I Outdoor recreation Neighborhood

10 storage storage Way and La Cienega Blvd BUILDING INENTORY Tennis courts and parking structure 25,25 2 Tennis center 4,4 Stories Counity center 9,97 4 Concessions and restroos,6 5 Batting cages 3,53 6 Facilities aintenance building 34 7 Backstop and equipent 32 8 Backstop and equipent 4 9 Fenton Field restroos 33 Acadey Archive 7,25 3 buildings, a concessions stand, and the south half of the west side of the park equipent storage buildings. by the Acadey of Motion Picture Arts and departent building now leased and occupied Sciences Fil Archive situates in the iddle of occupies a key site at the corner of Gregory parking structure occupies half of the west side of the park A single building, the tennis center and The city owned 92s era forer water The single story counity center building Additional structures included two restroo Buildings _-j - i C)T [if BEL HftLS CiENEGA PARE AND PLi GREGORY WAY I fl BUILDING (EXISTING) 63,9 sf/ 3.76 ac. ve W OLYMPIC BLD x D 2 UI UI z UI (I St 2 BUILDINGS Major structures situate in locations that have detriental effects on the quality of life along the street and within the park. They underine the efficiency of land use within the park by fragenting open space. C

11 Outdoor Recreation HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN Tennis courts over parking and the children s sports field occupy the ajority of the land area on the west side of the park The fenced in regulation size baseball field occupies about /3 of the east side of the park. It is used priarily by the Beverly Hills High School baseball tea. It sits behind fences and gates that are locked ost of the tie. Youth soccer shares use of the baseball field as well as two softball fields that occupy another /3 of the site. The reaining /3 of the site is occupied by the counity center, children s playground, outdoor fitness facility and jogging path. GREGORY AY OUTDOOR RECREATION INENTORY x D w -J >-J LJJ z Ui U OUTDOOR RECREATION Tennis courts over parking and the children s sports field occupy the west side of the park. Ball fields occupies 2/3 of the east side of the park; the counity center, children s playground, outdoor fitness and jogging path occupy the reaining /3 of the east side of the park H PLAY I FITNESS RECREATIONAL FIELDS 23,7 sf53 ac TENNIS COURTS (6) JOGGING TRACK Tennis courts Fenton Field (children s sports.67 and play) 3 Children s playground.26 4 Outdoor fitness facility.36 5 Jogging path.45 6 Softball field.24 7 Softball field.24 W OLYMPIC BLD 8 Baseball field Children s soccer fields. 3 Children s soccer fields. 3 2W JOHNSON FAAh. er 5, 28

12 Most of the parking situates at grade within the tennis center structure. A sall aount of parking is afforded in three other locations: the Acadey Archive lot adjacent to Le Doux, the counity center turnaround off of Gregory Way and the aintenance yard at the northeast corner Access to the two parking lots on the west side is afforded via two entrances id-block along La Cienega Blvd. Street parking along Le Doux, Gregory Way and La Cienega Blvd also serve the park ost hours of the day EHICULAR CIRCULATION AND PARKING AREAS Coponent Acres Tennis center structure. Tennis center driveway. Acadey Archive driveway.29 Acadey Archive parking lot.25 Counity center turnaround and parking lot.9 Facilities aintenance yard and parking.9 SPACES Total:.2 Tennis center structure 38 Acadey Archive surface lot 7 Counity center turnaround and lot 5 La Cienega street parking 3 Gregory Way street parking 24 Ce Doux street parking 47 Total: 44 ehicles. PARKING H PRIMARY GREGORY WAY DRIEWAY 3,88 sf.73 ac ARTERIAL STREET SECONDARY ARTERIAL STREET 9,647 sf/2.5ac Acadey Archive driveway and turnaround W OLYMRC BLD > x D 4: O W U z -J 4:. L - EHICLES At grade parking occupies alost half of the west side of the park, no parking on the east side. The counity center driveway turnaround consues a fair aount of the park frontage along Gregory Way.

13 j i - parked on the east side ust navigate the the west side of the park. near Gregory Way Cienega BIvd, two near Olypic Blvd and two as well as others linking Gregory Way to the west side of La Cienega Blvd. Pedestrian activity takes place along this path Those who arrive by vehicle generally park MTA bus stops locate on either side of La Blvd. of the park s ost popular features on the street or in the parking garage on the of the park after having arrived by vehicle and park surrounding the two softball fields is one counity center, playground, fitness center and La Cienega Boulevard. very busy vehicular arterial that is La Cienega The jogging path through the east side of the Pedestrians wanting to access the east side ery little pedestrian activity is generated on Pedestrians CITY Of BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN - I --H W OLYMPIC BLD PEOPLE The jogging path runs around two softball fields at heart of side of park is one of ost popular facilities that the the the east the the in the park. Walkways on the east side link the fields, counity center, playground and outdoor fitness facility. Minial pedestrian activity place on west side of park. takes the the z U - I. YZ - outdoor fitness children s playground and at counity center, Walkways -- I) GREGORY WAY. fl - L -. CIRCULATION BUS STOP 74,452 sf/.7 ac LA MIA bus stop x D LU > LU Cr, LU LA MTA bus stop 5 TOW 2 JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5, 28 Gregory Way sidewalks

14 - L_J adds up to very little usable passive park open space. in the parking lot on the EGETATION Grass, ground covers, plants and trees extend along ostly the street edges of the park. This gives the ipression of the presence of a park, but because of the linear, fragented nature of the landscape it shade trees surround three sides of Fenton sycaores, pines, jacaranda, ficus and La Cienega Blvd and as a is treated as a foral the Acadey Archive The site surrounding Ber lawn areas and Trees consist of ature Ce Doux side. Way and Ce Doux. Field creating a buffer for cover, shrubs and trees are eant to ask park. of the west side of the grass, ground cover and trees lines all three sides the presence of the tennis center parking grove of sycaore trees the children s field. Landscape eleents in the for of ground structure on three sides: La Cienega, Gregory garden on the side facing Landscape in the for of others. - fl GREGORY WAY -- LANDSCAPE 63,65 sf/374ac, paths and trees around Fenton Field x D Ui -J C Ui Ui z Ui CMII wall along south side of ball fields 5e U!J.I-i I I o; 4i STREES Landscape crry iniis r. PLAN

15 playground areas along La Cienega Blvd. This not in use by youth sports progras. Unprograed, passive park open space Picnic tables and barbecues occupy a sall Another grass area occupies the southwest inforally doubles as park open space when At the corner of Gregory Way and La Cienega a grassy ber with ature trees fors a Fenton Field on the west side of the park La Cienega Blvd. area is used by young failies. grass area south and west of the fitness and It appears not used by park visitors. of the park. constitutes about one of the seventeen acres shaded glen in front of the counity center. corner of the east side of the park also along Passive Green Space z LU LU LU Ui >-J GREGORY WAY W OLYMPIC BLD LU LU UNPROGRAMMED OPEN SPACE Three areas along La Cienega Blvd constitute the entirety of the unprograed open space within the park, about one acre. LU x Park open space at La Cienega near Olypic 4358 sf/. so PARK OPEN SPAC /ZL C 2

16 slopes upward toward Gregory Way. Blvd. Gregory Way south to Olypic Blvd. approxiately the sae elevation as Gregory require alost flat, oderately sloped to drain park down to La Cienega Blvd near Olypic Way along the north side of the park. Cienega Blvd. topography. at the southwest corner of the east side of the La Cienega Blvd slopes ten feet down fro The west side of the park slopes with La The east side of the park sits ostly at The ball fields that occupy 2/3 of the site This results in an approxiately six foot drop This slope tapers to zero as La Cienega Blvd Topography TOPOGRAPHY The west side slopes with La Cienega Blvd. The east side sits at the higher Gregory Way elevation resulting in less of a drop down to La Cienega near Olypic Blvd. W OLYMPIC BLD GREGORY WAY FA ARO D : ber 5 22 EL±38 fl EL. ±37 EL ±36 EL. ±35 EL ±34 EL ±33 R EL ±32 EL. ±3 EL ±3 EL ±29 EL. ±28

17 The JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5, 28 fields, gardens and open space. ci A GUIDE TO REDEELOPMENT The south quadrant of the west side of the park should reain untouched; the north quadrant of the west side affords significant building opportunity. z uj Ill > WOLYMPIC BLD L. eeting and recreation center. substantial alleys of trees and paveent through which park patrons walk. -- ball fields stor water retention tank below reconfigured in the for of a public garden or open space significant building opportunity, perhaps in the for of a vertically consolidated counity should be developed as park space perhaps and landscape. upgrades (and/or replaceent) of restroos GREGORY WAY Archive and Fenton Field will entail odest of La Cienega Blvd ay be considered Treatent of La Cienega Blvd in the for two sides of the park ay be considered A below grade parking facility on the east side to fields and park open space as well a playground areas. should visually link the two sides of the park. Interventions surrounding the Acadey The north quadrant of the west side affords a The north side of the park along Gregory Way The east side of the park will be hoe An above grade pedestrian bridge linking the The city ay build a subterranean subregional. -I,-- Planning Opportunities CITY OF BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN [ east side of the park is reserved for access fro Le Doux (odest upgrades) Potential new vehicular Fenton Field and landscape (odest upgrades) Acadey Archive grounds at Ca Cienega Blvd and new paveent Alleys of trees Possible new below grade parking stor drain retention tank Possible new subterranean Consolidated building site above grade pedestrian bridge ay be considered Zone in which a new RECREATIONAL LANDSCAPE BUILDING open space Public garden and/or park OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

18 3 JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5 28 Focus Groups eetings, City Staff publicized the Progra to all residents through a flyer insert in the utility bill. In addition, notifications The October 8 eeting had 32 participants and the October 24 eeting had 42 participants. In advance of these Following the Assessent and using inforation fro the interviews, a series of 8 Focus Group eetings were conducted. Following copletion of the Focus Groups, two Town Hall Meetings were held at LCP on October 8 and 24 respectively. Town Hall Meetings for each eeting is shown in parentheses) In total, 62 individuals participated in the 8 Focus Groups, representing the following categories (nuber of participants CCP conducted the following steps to ipleent the Progra: Methodology Progra (CCP). The Progra was copleted in 28. Public Engageent Progra (Progra) prepared by David Ceppos of the Sacraento State, Consensus and Collaboration Individual Stakeholder Assessent (Interviews) Liaison and Recreation and Parks Coission Meetings Town Hall Meetings Final Report (pending) Counity Mebers and Civic Organization Representatives (5) Contractual Instructors / Part-Tie Staff (9) Seniors (4) lot, Preschool and Youth Parents (7) The following is a preliinary suary of the findings of the City of Beverley Hills (City), La Cienega Park (LCP) Coplex Online Survey Focus Group Meetings Preschool Teachers (3) Recreation and Parks Coission (4) Tennis and Aquatics (5) Youth Sports (5) There is significant support and desire of all participants for the City to reodel the following facilities: Safety, security and cleanliness Outdoor Exercise Regarding experiential desires of participants, a range of perspectives were raised with the ost prevalent being the Counity Center Duplicate Bridge Club Youth Play identify as non-residents. Approxiately 5% of respondents use the park at least once a week. Approxiately 24% use The following are preliinary outcoes: Outcoes LCP between to 3 ties a onth and approxiately 26% of respondents use LCP less than once a onth or rarely / not responses have been logged to the survey. Approxiately 65 percent of respondents identify as City residents and 35 ads and news articles also helped in publicizing the project. and also to learn BH aluni and current ebers (nearly 5), as well as dog park users (over 5). Social edia Events, Counity Service Events, Counity Service Quarterly Brochure, coissioners on all coissions), Current uses of LCP are universally supported. While there are inor differing opinions about the functionality, quality, and location of the outdoor exercise equipent, and a persistent question about whether certain parts of the tennis center can be repurposed for ultiple uses at different ties of the day, all current uses are supported by a ajority of all Organized Sports participants. These include: City Staff.,t Responders Pre School Parents Bridge Club Teen Advisory Group Rec and Park Coission Leadership following: Tennis Walking / Running Playground Bathroos Counity Center Snack Bar Ballfield Configuration City Council Local Media Organized Sports Repre:tatives Tennis Center 24 Stakeholder interviews were conducted with 46 individuals representing the following categories of stakeholders residents within a four-block radius and to nearly 2 P.O. boxes. Eail blasts were sent through the City s e-notify Current Uses Stakeholders syste targeting nearly, individuals of special interest groups (La Cienega Park Project, Bicycle Friendly City, City postings, BHUSD website presence, presentations to various organizations, distribution of flyers, and several local edia Counity Outreach were hand delivered to several resident and non-resident blocks surrounding the park, and letters were sent out targeting Throughout the Process, a public online survey has also been accessible. As of the date of this eorandu, 685 at all. OPPORTUNiTIES AND CHALLENGES CITY OF BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN

19 Priorities CITY OF BEERLY HILLS LA CIENEGA PARK AND RECREATION COMPLEX MASTER PLAN OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES A desire to linger, not leave Open green space Relaxation Faily space Age appropriate play areas / structures and zones Better availability of field schedule inforation Less field restrictions and iproved availability of fields for unscheduled / unstructured play Future Uses The following outcoes reain preliinary. They are not quantified nuerically at this tie due to continued work consolidating survey results (which are still being received) and quantifying / coding outcoes fro the various Progra activities. The following are therefore presented in general ters and in a general priority (to be clarified in the subsequent final report). for the Duplicate Bridge Club and Preschool / Youth Education. Additional prevailing desires include indoor sports facilities and facilities for educational classes as well as for art, theater, dance, and usic. 4.Shade and Green Space An overwheling ajority of participants desire expanded opportunities for shade both as part of iproved play structures (see below) and for general, passive recreational use. Siilarly and not necessarily to the expense of the needs for organized sports and associated field prograing, an overwheling nuber of participants desire and support ore passive, available open space. There is a strong sentient for an ability to relax and have unstructured space to use. 5.Iproved Play Structures /Playground Siilar to #4, there is a very strong sentient that the LCP needs iproved playground structures that are located in discrete locations to accoodate different age groups separately such that the safety of youngest children is not at risk, and that also allows parents visual access to view different aged children in different locations. Highest Priority Desired Ites! Facilities. Public Pool 2. Basketball Courts 3. Updated Counity Center 4. Shade and Green Space 5. Iproved Play Structures Playground / 6. Iproved Restroos 7. Expanded Duplicate Bridge Club Facilities 8. Iproved Parking 9. Dog Park. Water Feature.Public Pool While strong opinions exist pro/con about a pool due to location, size, cost, ters of use and long range aintenance, a public pool is the single ore desired ite fro all Progra outcoes. There is overwheling dissatisfaction with the condition of the High School pool, and the experience of using it for passive recreational and organized purposes. 2.Basketball Courts The second ost prevalent desired ite is one or ore basketball courts, either in an outdoor condition and/or as part of a larger, indoor gynasiu-type facility that would potentially be co-located with an updated Counity Center (see below). 6.lproved Restroos A siilar overwheling ajority of participants are particularly dissatisfied with the condition of the current restroos. In any cases (particularly by parents), the condition of the restroos is the single biggest deterinant as to how little tie they spend at LCP. Parents (and others) are significantly concerned about hygiene and safety associated with current restroos. 7.Expanded Duplicate Bridge Club Facilities The Duplicate Bridge Club has hundreds of residents and visitors that participate on a daily basis in ultiple Bridge atches. The users and organizers of the club desire expanded and iproved facilities to accoodate current and ideally expanded nubers of users cofortably. 8.lproved Parking A general concern raised by any participants is the current and future accessibility of LCP due to parking. Ideas for iproved conditions ranged however due to different perspectives about how future transportation odes will affect park use and parking needs (e.g. ride share, ass transit, personal non-auto transport, etc.). That said, any participants hope that the City can regain uch of the parking in the existing parking garage currently leased to private interests, and to consider different access / egress points to the garage to iniize traffic ipacts and lost tie. 9.Dog Park A significant nuber of participants (particularly through the Survey) express a desire for another City Dog Park to be included in a revised LCP. O.Water Feature I Water Play A significant nuber of participants seek soe type of water feature / water play as a eans to enhance one or both of the following experiences: ) play opportunities for youth, 2) passive relaxation and conteplation. 3.Updated Counity Center Essentially tied with Basketball Courts is an extensive desire for a new, significantly expanded Counity Center. Different participants have different needs fro such a facility but collectively, people hope for soeplace that is flexible and technologically advanced to accoodate different uses, and provides expanded facilities JOHNSON FAARO Deceber 5, 28 4