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HomeMy Public PortalAbout14) 9A Review of Revised Live Oak Park and Temple City Park Facility Master PlansAGENDA ITEM 9.A. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE: October 20 , 2015 TO: The Honorable City Council FROM: Bryan Cook , City Manager By: Cathy Burroughs, Director of Parks and Re creation SUBJECT: REVIEW OF REVISED LIVE OAK PARK AND TEMPLE CITY PARK FACILITY MASTER PLANS RECOMMENDATION: The City Council is requested to : a) Review the revisions to the Live Oak Park and Temple City Park Facil ity Master Plans (Master Plans) prepared by Community Works Design Group (CWDG ); b) Provide input and recommendations as deemed appropriate ; and c) Schedu le adoption of the Master Plans for December 15, 2 0 15 . BACKGROUND: 1. On April 2 , 2014, the City Council adopted a Parks and Open Space Ma ste r Plan (POSMP), prepared by RHA Landscape Architects Planners , Inc . 2 . On June 3, 2014 , the City Council reviewed the priorities established by the Parks and Recreat ion Commission for the Action Plan Matri x from the POSMP and approved the priority list. The highest priority item on the list was the preparation of Master Plans for Live Oak Park and Temple City Park. 3. On September 16, 2014 , the City Coun c il approved a Design Professional Servi ce s Agreement w ith CWDG for development of Master Plans for Live Oak Park and T emple City Park in an amount not to exceed $3 4 ,53 0 . 4 . O n Ma rch 18 , 201 5, the prel iminary M as te r Plan s we re p rese nte d to the Pa rks an d Recrea ti o n Co mmi ssion . The Co mmiss ion a ppro ved , i n co ncep t , the Maste r Pl a n City Council October 20, 2015 Page 2 of 4 for Temple City Park , but tabled further discussion on the Live Oak Park Master Plan requesting revisions to the proposed plan . 5. On June 17, 2015 , the Parks and Recreation Commission recommended approval of the Live Oak Park Master Plan -Option 7 , with minor rev isions . 6. On August 4, 2015, the City Council received a presentation from CWDG relative to the Master Plans , provided comments , and requested revisions to the plans . ANALYSIS: Since last fall , CWDG has been working with City staff and specific focus groups to develop Master Plans for both Live Oak Park and Temple City Park, consistent with recommendations in the POSMP adopted by the City Council in 2014 . The purpose of the Master Plans is to provide a guiding document for improvements and renovations to the City's existing parks for the next 20 years and will be utilized to apply for various grants and funding opportunities when they arise . The Master Plans , once adopted by the City Council, are intended to be living documents which could, and should , be reviewed and revised based on the community's and the City Council's priorities . The City Council reviewed the draft Master Plans for Live Oak Park and Temple City Park at its regular meeting of August 4, 2015 . The City Council provided comments and recommendations on the plans. Following is a summary of the changes incorporated into the plans : Temple City Park (Attachment "A") • Refurbish Performing Arts Pavilion/Bandstand; • Remove two covered plaza 's south of the Bandstand; • Provide covered picnic shelter, or keep existing shelter; • Provide landscaping or otherwise "soften " border around covered plaza at north wes t comer of park; • Include Veteran's memorial at southwest comer of park; and • Remo ve landscaping along walkways to provide for greater fle xibility of use . Live Oak Park (Attachment "8 ") • Re-orient Community Center expansion allowing the facility to open to the park and added a covered picnic area wes t of the building facing the playgrounds; • Provide fencing around playground at southeast comer of park; • Provide landscaping along west side of maintenance yard; and • Soften entrance to Community Center along north parking lot. Other comments and recommendations that were discussed at th e August 4 , 20 15 mee ting have not bee n in corpo rat e d at this ti me. They includ e : City Council October 20 , 2015 Page 3 of 4 • Remove the tree s between the basketball courts at Live Oak Park to provide for unobstructed view. Based on staff's observation of current court usage , it does not appear two courts are needed and staff reco mmends removal of one court . If the building is expanded , as recommended , many basketball activities could be moved indoors in a more controlled environment. If both courts remain , the issue of the trees would be considered during the design phase ; and • Too much hardscape, in particular along the west side; consider more permeable surfaces . If the north basketball court is removed , additional landscaping could be incorporated. Staff does not recommend turf in these areas since it is impossible to keep grass/lawns in good shape adjacent to heavily used areas , in particular those in shaded areas . Staff would recommend other types of landscaping be used such as decomposed granite and/or planter beds. Pervious pavers have been included in the parking lots . Also attached to this report are the Preliminary Cost Estimates for both Temple City Park (Attachment "C") and Live Oak Park (Attach ment "0 "). The estimates provided have been developed based on current construction costs, but should remain unchanged for several years . It is important to remember that the documents presented are master plans and not design plans and construction documents. If/whe n funding becomes available for specific phases or amenities , designs will be developed and refined and construction documents prepared for City Council review and approval. At that time , input from staff, the community, the Parks and Recreation Commission, and the City Council would be solicited to finalize the vision and ultimate realization of the improvements. For example , "themed" playgrounds may bring a sense of identity to the parks . At Live Oak Park , one playground area could be designed with a space theme as a tribute to the old rocket ship that stood at Live Oak Park for decades. At Temple City Park , a nature/tree house playground could be designed to fit in with the many mature trees at the park. Additionally , based on the final design of the Community Center expansion , if the space was able to accommodate offices for all department staff as well as a location for the City's teen program , the existing Annex could be used for other purposes , i ncluding possible joint ventures with oth er agencies such as a small satellite library . The final Master Plan document will be prepared by CWDG based on approval of these preliminary Master Plans (as presented or revised). The final Master Plan document is scheduled to be presented to the City Council for formal adoption on December 15 , 2015 . Adoption of the Master Plans is exempt from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15301 of the State CEQA Guidelines pertaining to alterations and additio ns to existing facilities. City Council October 20 , 2015 Page 4 of 4 CONCLUSION: The City Council is requested to review the revised Master Plans for Templ e City Park and Live Oak Park and schedule adoption of the Master Plans for December 15 , 2015 . The Master Plans, once adopted by the City Council , will establish a strategic direction for delivery of public facilities and amenities that will focus on meeting the needs of the changing demographics , will provide a basis for submittal of grant applications , and will ensure sustainable operations of the City's parks over the next 20 years . FISCAL IMPACT: Approval of the Master Plans presents no fiscal impact to the FY 2015 -16 City Budget. Once adopted by the City Council , the Master Plans will be used to apply for various grants and other funding opportunities . Master Plan implementation will result in f iscal impact , with all funding appropriations to be considered as part of the annual City Budget process . ATTACHMENTS: A. Temple City Park B . Preliminary Cost Estimate-Temple City Park C . Live Oak Park-Option 7 D. Preliminary Cost Estimate -Live Oak Park ~ c , , ~ )> z ~ m z c m CMC CENTER CAMELLIA GARDEN TRELLIS RELOCATED FLAGPOLES TEMPLE CITY PARK LIBRARY LAS TUNAS DRIVE KELOCATJ;D CAMELLIA MONUMENT eJD I NORTH 0 20' 40' DATE: 20 15-9 -24 PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPE PLAN-CITY OF TEM.PLE CITY ATTACHMENT A (95 1 J JIJY.0700 80' ATTACHMENT 8 Page:1 COMMUNITY WORKS DESIGN GROUP PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE DATE: 10/07/15 ESTIMATE BY: ALLI SON RUSH PROJECT: TEMPLE C IT Y PARK PROJECT# 141032 UNIT TOTAL DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT COST COST MOBILIZATION L.S. $81 ,000.00 $81 ,000 D EMOLITION AND CLEARING REMOVE EX I STI NG CONCRETE 14500 S.F. $0 .90 $13 ,050 REMOVE EX I STING PLAY EQUIP 1 L.S . $5 ,000 .00 $5 ,000 REMOVE EXISTI NG TRELLIS 1 L.S . $5 ,000 .00 $5,000 CLEAR AND GRUB 53000 S.F. $0 .25 $13 ,250 TR EE REMOVAL 5 EACH $300.00 $1,500 CONSTRUCTION PLAY GROUND *PLAY EQUIPMENT 1 ALLOW $100,000.00 $100,000 PLAY AREA CONC CURB 12" x 18" 100 L.F. $50.00 $5,000 DRA IN AGE IMPROVEMENTS 2 EACH $1 ,000 .00 $2,000 RUBBER MATIING 2550 S.F. $15.00 $38 ,250 3" CONCR ETE BASE 2550 S .F. $5 .00 $1 2,750 S ITE FE AT URES BENCH -W/BACK -METAL (6 ') 22 EACH $725.00 $15,950 BIKE RACK LOOP (5BIKES) EACH $750.00 $7 50 T REE WELL D.G . 2 EACH $2 50 .00 $500 HARDSCAP E CONCR ETE CURB -6" 1335 L.F. $18 .00 $24 ,030 CONCR ET E PAVING -4" 27450 S.F. $5 .50 $150 ,975 PAVERS ON SAND 2590 S.F. $1 5 .00 $38 ,850 ARCHI T ECTURE EN T RY T RELLISES 4 ,530 S.F . $95 $430,350 FABRIC SHADE SA ILS 2,1 70 S.F. $50 $108,500 REFURBISH BAND STAND 1,325 S .F . $25 $33 ,125 G ROUP PICNIC SHELTER 1,750 S.F . $75 $131 ,250 LANDSCAP ING SOIL PREP I FINE GRAD ING 48645 S.F. $0.45 $21 ,890 WE E D ABATEMENT 48645 S .F . $0 .05 $2 ,432 90 DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD 48645 S .F. $0.15 $7,297 SHRUBS (1 GAL) 240 E ACH $7 .50 $1,800 SHRUBS (5 GAL) 735 EACH $16.50 $1 2,128 SHRUBS (5 GAL) -Camelli as 314 EACH $4 5 .00 $14 ,130 SHRUBS (5 GAL) -Vines 16 EACH $16 .50 $264 PALM TREES 1 EACH $3 ,000 $3 ,000 DATE: 10/07/15 ESTIMATE BY : ALLISON RUSH Page:2 PROJECT: TEMPLE CITY PARK PROJECT# 141032 UNIT TOTAL DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT COST COST WOOD MULCH-3" 133 C.Y. $50.00 $6,650 TURF HYDROSEED 36 ,700 S.F. $0.25 $9,175 IRRIGATION AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM ROTOR AREAS 27,525 S.F. $0.80 $22,020 ROTARY SPRAY AREAS 9,175 S.F. $1.25 $11 ,469 CONVENTIONAL DR IP AREAS 13 ,530 S.F. $1.10 $14,883 CONTRO LLER 1 EACH $15 ,000 .00 $15,000 FLOW METER 1 L.S. $650.00 $650 BACKFLOW PREVENTER L.S. $4,000.00 $4,000 MASTER VALVE L.S. $1 ,500.00 $1 ,500 PUMP L.S. $15,000.00 $15,000 LIGHTING I ELECTRICAL RELOCATE EXISTING WALKWAY LIGHTING 4 EACH $1,000.00 $4,000 PLAY AREA LIGHTS 6 EACH $3,000.00 $18 ,000 SUBTOTAL $1 ,396 ,368 10.00% CONTINGENCY $139 ,637 GRAND TOTAL $1,536,004 *Site specific equipment, obtain a quote from the manufacturer **Rough estimate cost. Obtain a specific quote from the specific water district. BOGUE ST REET LIVE OAK PARK-OPTION 7 CITY OF TEMPLE CITY NORTH 0 40' DATE:09/25/2015 Pr<O]ECf #: 141032 IJ()' ATTACHMENT C 160' " ., 1 195/1 369.0700 Fu.f(951)369~J9 htrp:ll"" . .,. .... (mtll'm f .<U.Ig.c(Jtfl ATTACHMENT D COMMUNITY WORKS DESIGN GROUP PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE DATE: 10/07/15 ESTIMATE BY: DIEGO LOPEZ PROJECT: LI VE OAK PARK PROJECT# 14 1032 PHASE 1 UNIT DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT COST MOBILIZATION L.S. $19 ,105.00 DE MOLITION AND C LEA RING CLEAR AND GRUB 8,350 S .F. $0 .25 HARDSCAPE MOWS TR I P -6"X 6" 2,900 L.F . $15.00 RUBBER IZED WA LK 8,350 S.F. $25 MISCELLANEOUS PAINT STR I PING-RUBB E RIZED WALK 268 L.F. $1.50 SUBTOTAL 10.00% CONTINGENCY ... GRANDTOTAL-PHASE1 PHASE 2 UNIT DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT COST M OBILI ZATION L.S. $162,785.00 DEMOLITION AND CLEARING REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE 4" 2 1,500 S.F. $1.75 REMOVE EX ISTING ASPHALT 71 '180 S.F. $0.75 REMOVE HA NDBA LL CONCRETE WALL 25 S.F. $25.00 R EMOVE CONC RETE PLANTERS 190 S.F. $3.00 REMOVE EX IS T I NG PLAY EQ UI PMENT 1 L.S. $10 ,000.00 REMOVE EX I SITNG PLAY MATTIN G 12,650 S.F. $2 .50 RE MOVE EX I STING CONCRETE CURB 820 L.F. $5 .00 REMOVE EXISTING LIGHT POL E 10 EACH $500.00 S HADE S HELTER REM OVA L 2,565 S.F . $5 .00 REMOVE CO NCRETE UNDER S HELTER 2,565 S.F. $1.75 Page:1 TOTAL COST $19,105 $2 ,088 $43 ,500 $208 ,750 $402 $273,845 $27,384 $301,229 TOTAL COST $162,785 $37,625 $53 ,385 $625 $570 $10,000 $31 ,625 $4 ,100 $5,000 $12 ,825 $4,489 DATE: 10/07/15 ESTIMATE BY: DIEGO LOPEZ Page:2 PROJECT: LIVE OAK PARK PROJECT# 141032 REMOVE T RASH ENC LOS U RE 40 L.F. $40.00 $1,600 TREE REMOVAL 12 EACH $5 00.00 $6,000 PALM REMOVAL 1 EACH $250.00 $250 CLEAR AND GRUB 106,900 S.F. $0.25 $26,725 GRAD IN G/DRAIN AGE/SEWER/WATER DRA INA GE SEWER L.S. $10 ,000.00 $10,000 GRADING L.S. $20,000.00 $20,000 CONSTR UCTION PLAY GRO UND *P LAY EQU IPMENT-TOT LOT 2 A LL OW $100 ,000 $200 ,000 *P LAY EQ UIPMENT-CHILD PLAY 2 A LLO W $100 ,000 $200,000 CONCRETE CURB-12" 665 L.F. $50.00 $33,250 RUBBER MATTING 8 ,800 S.F. $17 $149 ,600 3" CONCRETE BASE 8 ,800 S.F. $5 $44,000 3' TUBE ST EEL FENCI NG 165 L.F . $150.00 $24,750 SITE FEATURES PICNIC TABLE-6' 17 EACH $1 ,250.00 $2 1,250 BENC H -W/BACK-METAL (6') 3 EACH $725.00 $2 ,175 TREE WELL D .G. 20 EACH $250.00 $5,000 HARDSCAPE ASPHALT PAVING (3" W/ 4" BASE) W /SEAL COAT 3,500 S.F. $4.00 $14,000 CONCRETE CURB -6" 890 L.F. $18.00 $16,020 CONCRETE PAVING -4" 52,000 S.F. $5.50 $286 ,000 CONCRETE PAVERS -PARKING LOT 69 ,000 S.F. $15.00 $1,035,000 LANDSCAP ING SOI L PREP I FINE GRADING 61 ,27 0 S.F. $0.45 $27,572 WEED ABATEMENT 61 ,270 S.F. $0 .05 $3 ,064 90 DAY MAINTE NANCE PERIOD 61 ,27 0 S .F. $0.15 $9,191 LANDSCAPE AREAS 61 ,270 S.F. $1.50 $9 1,905 TREES (PALMS) 12 EACH $3,000.00 $36,000 TREES (24" BOX) 29 EACH $275.00 $7,975 TREES (36" BOX) 9 EACH $750 .00 $6,750 WOOD MULCH-3" 509 C.Y. $50.00 $25,45 0 D .G .-3" 29 C.Y . $130.00 $3,770 IRR IGATION AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM HARDLINE DRIP AREAS 24,508 S.F. $1.20 $29,410 DRIP AREAS 36 ,7 62 S.F. $1.30 $4 7,791 CONT RO LLER 2 EACH $15 ,000.00 $30,000 FLOW METER L.S . $650.00 $650 BACKFLOW PREVE NTER L.S. $4,000.00 $4,000 MASTER VALVE L.S . $1,500.00 $1,500 MAINTENANCE YARD 6" AGGREGATE BASE 184 C .Y . $45.00 $8,280 6' H IGH WA LL 220 L.F. $100.00 $22,000 DATE: 10 /07 /15 ESTIMATE BY: DIEGO LOPEZ Page :3 PROJECT: LIVE OAK PARK PROJECT# 141032 TUBULAR STEEL SWING GATE EACH $2,500.00 $2,500 TRASH ENCLOSURE & GATES EACH $17,500.00 $17,500 ARCHITECTURE FABR IC SHADE SAIL-PLAY AREAS 3,145 S.F. $50.00 $157 ,250 FABRIC SHADE SAI L-TAl CH I AREAS 1,885 S.F. $50.00 $94,250 PICNIC SHELTER -40' HEX 2 EACH $47,000.00 $94,000 PICNIC SHELTER -36' HEX 2 EACH $37,500.00 $75 ,000 BASKETBALL POLE I 2 BACKBOARD I 2 HOOPS I 2 NETS 2 EACH $3 ,500 $7,000 LIGHT PO LE 3 EACH $7,500 $22 ,500 BASKETBALL SURFACE PAINT & STRIPING 6,560 S.F. $2 .5 $16,400 TENNIS RESURFACE/RESTR IP 51 ,050 S.F. $3 .00 $153,150 M ISCELLANEOUS STRIPING-SINGLE LINE STALLS 43 EACH $15.00 $645 STRIPING -CENTERLINE ON GRACEWOOD 710 L.F. $1 .50 $1 ,065 TRAFFIC CONTROL L.S. $7,500.00 $7,500 SUBTOTAL $3 ,422 ,714 ... 10 .00% CONTINGENCY $342 ,271 ... GRAND TOTA L -PHASE 2 $3 ,764 ,986 PHASE 3 UNIT TOTAL DESCRIPTION QTY . UNIT COST COST MOBILIZATION L.S. $802 ,900 .00 $802 ,900 DEMOLITION AND CLEARING REMOVE EX IST ING ASPHALT 2,500 S.F. $0.75 $1,875 REMOVE EX IST ING CONCRETE 4" 16,500 S.F. $1.75 $28,875 REMOVE EX ISTI NG CONCRETE CURB 580 L.F. $5.00 $2,900 TREE REMOVAL 12 EACH $500.00 $6,000 PALM REMOVAL 5 EACH $250.00 $1,250 CLEAR AND GRUB 20 ,300 S.F. $0.25 $5,075 COMM UNITY BU ILD I NG DEMO 15 ,400 S.F. $25 .00 $385,000 REMOVE STA I RS-COMMUNITY BLDG 375 S .F . $2.50 $938 GRADING/DRA I NAGE/SEWER/WATER CURB & GUTTER-FRONT SOUTH PARK ING 475 L.F. $20 .00 $9,500 SITE FEATURES DATE : 10107115 ESTIMATE BY : DIEGO LOPEZ Page:4 PROJECT: LIVE OAK PARK PROJECT# 141032 TREE WELL D.G . 4 EACH $250.00 $1,000 HARDSCAPE ASPHALT PAVING (3" WI 4" BASE) W I SEAL COAT 1,650 S.F. $4.00 $6,600 CONCRETE CURB -6" 240 L.F. $18.00 $4,320 CONCRETE PAVING-4" COLORED 6 ,530 S.F. $8.00 $52,240 CONCRETE PAV I NG-4" 850 S.F . $5 .50 $4,675 CONCRETE STAIRS-Community Center 205 L.F. $25.00 $5,125 CONCRETE RAMPS -Community Center 1 L.S $10,000 .00 $10,000 ASPHALT RESURFACING -COLD PLANING 42,220 S .F. $3 .00 $126,660 LANDSCAPING SO I L PREP I F INE GRADING 14,390 S.F. $0.45 $6,476 WEED ABATEMENT 14,390 S.F. $0.05 $720 90 DAY MAINTENANCE PERIOD 14,390 S.F. $0.15 $2 ,159 LANDSCAPE AREAS 14,390 S.F. $1 .50 $21 ,585 TREES (PALMS) 2 EACH $3 ,000.00 $6,000 WOOD MULCH-3" 133 C.Y. $50.00 $6 ,650 IRRIGATION AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM HARDLINE DRIP AREAS 5,755 S.F. $1.20 $6 ,906 DR IP AREAS 8,635 S.F . $1.30 $11 ,226 ARCH ITECTURE COMMUN ITY CENTER BUILDING 33 ,300 S.F. $300.00 $9,990 ,000 MISCELLANEOUS STR IPI NG -SINGLE LINE STALLS 105 EACH $15.00 $1,575 SUBTOTAL $11 ,508,228 10 .00% CONTINGENCY $1 '150,823 GRAND TOT AL-PHASE 3 $12,659,050 PHASE 4 UNIT TOTAL DESCRIPTION QTY . UN IT COST COST MOBILIZATION L.S. $96 ,132.00 $96 ,132 DEMOLITION AND CLEAR I NG CLEAR AND GRUB 1,620 S.F. $0 .25 $405 SITE FEATURES 6' H IGH FENCE AT SOCCER FI ELD 450 L.F. $65 $29,250 DATE : 10/07 /15 PROJ ECT : LI VE OAK PARK PROJ ECT # 141032 LANDSCAPING T REES (24" BOX) T REES (36" BOX) TUR F HYDROSE ED SUBS URFACE DRAIN D.G .-3" FRENCH DRAIN IRR IGATION AUTOM ATIC IRRIG AT ION SYSTEM ROTOR AREAS PUMP LIGHTING I ELECTRICA L PLAY AREA LIGHTS SECURITY WALKWAY I LIGHTS CONDUIT, CONDUCTOR & M ISC. ITE MS SUBTOTAL 10.00% CONTI NGENCY GRAND TOTAL-PHASE 4 GRANDTOTAL-ALL PHASES ESTI MATE B Y: DIEGO LOPE Z 12 EACH $275.00 5 EAC H $750.00 262 ,670 S.F . $0.25 262,670 S.F. $2 .50 15 C.Y. $130.00 165 L.F. $25 262,670 S.F. $0.80 1 LS . $20 ,000.00 8 EACH $3 ,000.00 25 EACH $4,500.00 1 LS. $150 ,000 *Site specific equ i p m ent , ob ta i n a q uote from the man ufacturer **Rough estimate cost. Obtain a specific quote f ro m t h e speci fi c wat e r d istri ct. Page :5 $3 ,300 $3 ,750 $65,668 $656 ,675 $1,950 $4 ,125 $210 ,136 $20,0 00 $24 ,000 $112,500 $150 ,000 $1 ,377,89 1 $137 ,789 $1 ,515,680 $18,240,945