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CC 02-28-2018 Exhibit Parks & Recreation System Master Plan PresentationPurpose of the Meeting • Discuss and provide direction on "Big Moves" -Major facilities and buildings -Budget, staffing and spatial impacts -Major investments in capital dollars -Commitment of precious park land 2/28/2018 1 What are the Big Moves? • Adding new parkland to meet neighborhood needs • Adding smaller facilities and refreshing/renovating parks to create "u niquely Cupertino" sites and experiences • Adding major facilities to expand recreation options • Protecting/improving access to nature in City parks and across the City --,n • Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) • General Plan goal to provide parks in Yi mile • Former Mayor's 2017 commitment to parks within a 10-minute walk (TPL/NRPA/ULI) Note : There currently are no guidelines that say what people need access to within 10 minutes or Yi -mile M n • Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) o-.--. ---------. 2/28/2018 2 Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) or Community Park(s) with Neighborhood Facilities • City-owned or designated for public use • Open year-round and accessible during regular park hours • Located within Cupertino • Provide 3 or more unrestricted, self-directed recreation uses • Not designed for County-wide or regional service ',n• o.-:-.--.-. - L___:_---'---'-"-------'--..L_---'------"'~ --·---- 2/28/2018 3 2/28/2018 Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) Big Moves -Neighborhood Park(s) 11 ~:::. 0 -~ . 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Big Moves -Park Enhancement • Wide variety of sma ller moves system-wide • Address under-performi ng sites • Increase diversity of recreation opportunities • Create unique character of parks • Create menu of enhancements and establish numbers of each to add to system -opportunity based • In cludes all-inclusive playground -Competes for space at key park sites 1,n _ Big Moves -Major Facilities • Aquatic Facility • Performing/Fine Arts Center • Technology Center/Incubator Hub/Maker Space • Gymnasium/Recreation Center • Senior Center (expan si on of services) • Relocated Teen Center • Cricket/Multi-Use Spo rt Field ,--,n - 2/28/2018 5 Big Moves -Aquatic Facility • Year-round facility • Outdoor or indoor if paired with another facility • Ancillary revenue-generating components recommended to help offset operating costs • Public/private partnership potential • Ex pans i on of existing facilities not a recommended solution Big Moves -Performing/Fine Arts Center • Indoor or indoor/outdoor facility • Ancillary revenue-generating components recommended to help offset operating costs • Joint-use potential • Options include adding onto an existing building , designing a new building at a site that a I ready has classrooms/ recreation programs/ other spaces , or constructing a stand-alone facility • Can explore collaboration with school district to share exi sting theater space Mn • 2/28/2018 6 Big Moves -Technology Center/ Incubator Hub/Maker Space • Indoor facility to support STEM, STEAM & incubator programs for youth, teens, adults Include classroom s, computer lab s; could include recording studio, graphics/computer animation studio, industrial shop, tool library, 3D printers, CNC machines, la se r cutters Could include meeting space; outdoor work "yard" desirable • Could combine with gym/rec center or performing/fine arts center or relocated teen center • Public/private partnership potential Possible joint use with high school or college potential 1,n • 2/28/2018 7 Big Moves -Gymnasium/Recreati on Center • Could be combined with a technology center/incubator hub/maker space, aquatics facility, performing arts center • Is not recommended to be built as a stand-alone facility; should be built as a larger recreation center, or could be associated with the Sports Center • May allow repurposing of older stand -alone building used for gymnastics and co-sponsored clubs at Monta Vista Park 1,n • Big Moves -Senior Center (expansion of services) • Additional classrooms, fitness/wellness space and multi-purpose rooms • Could be added to existing senior center or at other new or expanded facilities • Could focus on targeting fitness , wellness and activity space for fragile and frail seniors , while Sports Center facilities would support more active, higher impact uses • Expanded senior or multi-age programming can be initiated at other venues 2/28/2018 8 Senior Population Growth 10 1010 l01.S l.O.ZO 1025 l0.30 lOJ.S l0'4> •as•.,...n •,S..i4·tHf1 .,~74Y'fc,n .n-.... .,..,, •1&-l.tyeMt SOurc.--'&AG ,omodloon hon, us lutff\lof!f,cC.row, s1noA8AG lif[MI 1.r J, '°"" Overall est. population growth 2010-2040 for Bay Area is 33% But for seniors 65+ is 140% (per Plan Bay Are. 2040by MTC &ABAG) Big Moves -Relocated Teen Center Range of spaces that provide socia l and ac tivity-based activities inclu ding but not lim ited to classrooms, computer lab rooms, maker spaces and other specialized activities depending on programming Cou ld be combined with a gymnasium/ recreation center, performing/fine arts center, or technology/incubator/ maker space Local foundations or tech companies may be potential partners or spo nso rs ; could be a public-private partnership Could be tested as a joint-use pilot project with sc hool district to serve as an innovative teen center. Could explore joint use Cou ld explore rep urpose d commercial or industrial building Improved teen services cou ld be addressed through expanded programming ve rsus a single physical location ---, In - 2/28/2018 9 Big Moves -Cricket/Multi-Use Sport Field • What size/type of cricket facility is desired? -International caliber field (PW study) -Youth-sized field -Community-oriented flexible use or multi -use sports field that supports cricket for all ages plu s other programmed uses -Batting cages • Does it need to be: -a City facility (i.e. on City parkl and) -in the City (i.e . on school or County land) -in the region (i .e. partner with adjacent cities or County)? 2/28/2018 10 Athletic Groups, Youth teams+ Adult softball Ami!riun Youth SoccerOrpniza1ion(AVSO) 35 AYS064 Oe Ania Youth Soccer tea1ue Subtoto/,Yourh Socctr -J.666 C.1Ufomiil Cricket Acaduny Cu~rtinoGiris Softball league Cupertino little league UnitN Slates You 1h Volleyball league Youth Bukl!lball lHgue (n@w city program) 5ubto to / -All Youth Pon ic,panrs --1-115 Adult Softball league (42 IHrTU/3 seasons; city program) fest. particip.) Big Moves -Nature Investment • Wide variety of moves, some sma ll and some large to provide improved access to nature • Options include riparian corridor protection/ enhancement, habitat enhancement, pollinator ga rden s/paths, nat ural area re storation, community ga rd ens and agriculture, orchard s, bee hives, bird bath s and houses, turf reduction/replacement with native plantings, etc.) Create menu of enhancements and establish goals for each to add to sys tem -opportunity ba se d Questions? For Later Discussion: > What is On/Off the table? 2/28/2018 11 Potential Location Options • Existing City Parkland • Public partners in the City -schools, County • Other -Public partners outside the City-San Jo se, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, County -Public/private development -Repurposed buildings and sites 1,n • Questions? For Later Discussion: >-What is On/Off the table? Major Facilities Site Criteria • Larger park sites • On arterial/collector street • Centralized or easily accessible location • Parking • Under-utilized space or building 2/28/2018 12 City Park Site-Specific Moves Park I Bil Mow Compatibility PMt.Enhlnet~nt,H.ltufl!mYl!'Strnenl Memorial Park Character: Civic gathering space Big Move Options: Aquatic Facility, Performing/Fine Arts Center, Gymnasium/Recreation Center, Senior Center (expansion of services), Park Enhancements, Nature Investments Considerations: site ca nnot accommodate all the new uses; retain enough space for festivals Ukely/Potentiol Displacements: open lawn between Quinlan and ballfield, ballfield, concrete pond and amphitheater, lawn area between Stevens Creek Blvd, Senior Cente r and play area 2/28/2018 13 Civic Center/Library Field Character: Civic gathering space Big Move Options: Performing/Fine Arts Center, Relocated Teen Center, Nature Investments Considerations: synergies with existing uses Likely/Potential Displacements: existing cricket field, volleyball courts, open space/tree allee south side of Library Jollyman Park Character : Recreation-focus Big Move Options: Aquatic Facility, Gymnasium/ Recreation Center, Cricket, Park Enhancements, Nature Investments Considerations: site cannot accommodate all the new uses likely/Potential Displacements: existing multi-use fields, basketball court, play areas, sidewalks - depending on "Big Move", some existing uses may rema in but be moved o ns ite or to ot her locations Cr eekside Pa r k Character: Recreation-focus Big Move Options: Aquatic Facility, Gymnasium/ Recreation Center, Relocated Teen Center, Cricket, Park Enhancements, Nature Investments Co nsiderations: site cannot accommodate multiple new uses Likely/Potential Displacements: existing multi·use fields 2/28 /20 18 14 Wilson Park (east side) Character: Recreation-focus Big Move Options : Aquatic Facility, Gymnasium/ Recreation Center, Relocated Teen Center, Cricke t, Park Enhancements, Nature Investments Co nsideratio ns: site cannot accommodate multiple new uses; is not on an arterial or collector street Likely/Potential Displacem ents: existing lawn area, picnic, play areas, and possibly ceramics building - picnic and play areas could likely be relocated on site Public Partners in the City • Sc hools • County • Library nn • Other Options • Public partne rs outside the City-San Jose , Sunnyvale, Los Altos, County • Public/private development • "Asymmetries" of repurposed buildings and sites 2/28/2018 15 Questions? For Discussion: >-What Moves Make the Most Sense? Next Steps • Take this direction and further refine opportunities • Facilitate community meeting/ workshop(s) to solicit feedback • Develop Memorial Park alternatives i,n • Public Input 2/28/2018 16 Discussion: Neighborhood park land po li c ies (1/2 mile distance to park) Hillside and Agricultura l Residential Zoning-different standa rd? For Big Moves & Major Fac ilities , is anything off the plate? Locations for Major Facilit ies Only City park land? Partnerships? Re purposed bui ldings & spaces? Outs ide of City? Priorities for Park Sites discussed today? ,n• 2/28/2018 17 / ,• LOS ALTO S .. , .. ,-, ,J r -·-·-·.J ,,. .. Al ._ } ·1 .'I: /'' .· I • I /I \ i -· . I -. • ·, l 1.. ·\_. '·.~~--~-:...... I ,-·-··~.,:,,~·r ·-" I ' • , ~-·. / ... " I . ,/ I I ! .. , ---· ./'-~ 'y. I 'I -.._ ·. ,, I • '· .. -. I --.. ) ··, ... , __ !Montebello ~reek '·-.... \. .·.·· .:, . .. . .---5.~iss Oieek -____ _,, --·----J .':. 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J-· . --. f' ... ? .. j \ \ I \ · .. _ ... ·. / _I ., C: ~ .) .,/ , / / -'< ., ~ \J 0 SAN J OSE ., 1l "' Prospe ct Rd SARATOGA / / / I ,/ ; / / / * t G g/ ,2 ' ~ "'· I / .-- / SANTA CLARA / SAN JOSE Accessible Acreage 10-Minute Wa lking Distance by Park Size in Acres 0 0.3-1 .0 1.1 -3.0 3 .1 -5.0 5 .1 -10 11 -15 20+ / Parks & Recreation System Master Plan CUPERTINO Maps: Access to Neighborhood- Serving Park Acreage within a 10-minute Walk Cupertino Parks and Trails 0 Community Parks Large Neighborhood Parks Sma ll Neighborhood Parks Special Use Sites School Fields Managed by City • • • • • • • Shared-Use Paths Other Recreation Resources Local Parks Open to Public County Parks & Regional Open Space Preserves Schools and Co ll eges ~.·:,;:: _:.,,-r,. :'.: Golf Co urse Recreation Centers/Fields 0 Recreat io n Ce n ters/Fa ci l ities 9 Other Faci l ities Base Map Features [:=:=:] Cupertino Ci t y Boundary [===] Cu pe rtino Sphere of Influence * Ra il road Creeks and Channels Water Bodies Residential Zoning ~ / / /.. Mixed-Use Deve lopment / Multi-Family Residential 'X'-X"'\ Single Family Residential / Duplex Re sidential Hillside/ Agricultural Residential 0 --------,----.-------~---.\liles 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 0.75 1.25 1S February 20 18 Note : • per Loca l Agency For mation Co mmi ss ion Sources: Cit y of Cup ert ino an d Santa Clara Count y, 2017. I r ~ C: C: " / 6 ~ ~ -!!I i 1 LOS ALTOS C: :, V, ........ ____ _ -.. ,.,.- / ->< .. .. 0 0 ~ Q: ------, '" I I _j SAN JOSE Prospect Rd / SARATOGA / I / Homestead Rd .., I \ / l I / o•·~· :,;,01-0\,· c~_,,, / / SANTA CLARA i .§ / _ _.,.. " ? i !:' Si ~ v l v I/ ~ cl "C a:: 0 ... ·3 0 SAN JOSE / Parks & Recreation System Master Plan CUPERTINO Map 3: Access to Neighborhood-Serving Parks within a 10-minute Walk Access to Parks in Cupertino With i n 10-Min ute Wa lking D ist ance Cupertino Parks and Trails Comm unity Par k s Large Ne ighborh ood Parks Sma ll Ne ighborh ood Parks Special Use Sites School Fie lds Managed by City • • • • • • • Shared-Use Paths Other Recreation Resources Local Parks Open to Publi c Co u nty Parks & Reg io n al Open Space Preserves Sc h ools an d Co ll eges ~.·;.:.~ .:.-"'!.-~ Golf Co urse Recreation Centers/Fields 0 Recrea t ion Centers/Facilities (9 Other Facilities Base Map Features [:=:=:] Cu pertino City Bou n dary [===] Cu pertino Sphere of Influence* Ra ilroad Creeks an d Cha n nel s Water Bodies Residential Zoning I'///, Mixed -Use Deve lopment / M ul ti-Fami ly Res idential ,,~ · Sing le Fam il y Residential / Duplex Resi dentia l Hi ll side / Agricultural Residential 0 _ _, ______ ,. ___________ -. ___ Miles o o.m 0.2 5 o.5 0.7 5 1.25 1.5 February 2018 Note : • per Local Agency Formation Commission Sources : City of Cupertino and Santa Clara Count y, 20 17.