If you require reasonable accommodations for this meeting,
call Park District Headquarters at 951-955-4398 at least 72 hours before the meeting.
DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING – 10:00 AM
1.0 Call to Order
2.0 Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
3.0 Roll Call
4.0 Approval of Minutes – Action
4.1 Job Code 2024-06
Approval of Minutes of January 4, 2024.
5.0 Special Recognition
5.1 CPRS 2023 Awards of Excellence
Kyla Brown, General Manager/CPRS State Board President
Marketing & Communications Award of Excellence - SARB Collaborative Website
Creating Community Award of Excellence - Knee High Naturalists
6.0 Public Comments
A three-minute limitation will apply to each member of the public who wishes to address the
Commission on a matter not on the agenda. No member of the public is allowed to “share” his/her
three minutes with any other member of the public. (Usually, any items received under this heading
are referred to staff for further study, research, completion and/or future Commission action.) Any
person wishing to address the Commission on any matter, whether or not it appears on this agenda,
is requested to complete a Request to Speak form available from the Recording Secretary. The
completed form is to be submitted to the Secretary prior to an individual being heard. Whenever
possible, lengthy testimony should be presented to the Commission in writing and only pertinent
points presented orally.
7.0 Fish and Game Related Business
7.1 Fish & Game Trust Fund – Informational
The Park District will give a financial update on the Fish & Game Trust Fund.
Park District
Headquarters
4600 Crestmore Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509
951/955-4310
Riverside County
Regional Park & Open-Space
District Advisory Commission Meeting
Thursday, March 7, 2024
A G E N D A
Meeting Location:
Mayflower Park (Maintenance Bldg.)
4980 Colorado River Road
Blythe, CA 92225
If you require reasonable accommodations for this meeting,
call Park District Headquarters at 951-955-4398 at least 72 hours before the meeting.
7.2 Request for Fish and Game Funds – Annual Kids Fishing Derby – Action
Job Code 2024-07
Johnathan Skinner, Director of Community Services City of Lake Elsinore
The Commission will be asked to approve the use of Fish and Game funds for the City of
Lake Elsinore Annual Kids Fishing Derby.
7.3 Fish & Game Report – Informational
8.0 Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation (OHVR) Related Business
(NO BUSINESS)
9.0 Old Business
9.1 CIP Trails Update – Informational
Gaby Adame, Bureau Chief
9.2 Lake Cahuilla Veterans Regional Park Update – Informational
Kyla Brown, General Manager
10.0 New Business
(NO BUSINESS)
11.0 Tentative Future Agenda Items
11.1 OHV Feasibility Study update
11.2 Workshops at various Park locations
11.3 Lake Cahuilla Update
11.4 Workshop refresh for Commissioners on their roles on the DAC
11.5 Ranger recruitment training
11.6 Ranger Safety/Body Cameras
12.0 Commissioners Report – Informational
13.0 Park District Status Reports – Informational
13.1 Miscellaneous Items of Interest
Kyla Brown, General Manager
14.0 Next Meeting
May 2, 2024, 1:30 p.m. at Lake Skinner, School House – 37701 Warren Road; Winchester, CA 92596
(date and/or location subject to change).
15.0 Adjournment
STAFF REPORT
Agenda Item No. 7.2
Date: 03/07/24
Job Code: 2024-07
Prepared by: Kyla Brown, General Manager
For: District Advisory Commission
Subject: Fish and Game Funds Request
Recommendation: Action
Background:
The Kids Fishing Derby is an annual fishing program celebrating over 13 years of connecting new and
seasoned young anglers to the sport of fishing. The City of Lake Elsinore is partners with “Bite On” for
fishing bait, various Adult Fishing Clubs for instructors, City of Lake Elsinore CSD for community service
volunteers. Last year, due to the heavy rain, the event was relocated to the Levee at the Lake Elsinore
Diamond Stadium at (500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore).
The Kids Fishing Derby has become a staple event in the Lake Elsinore community serving over 250
participants each year. This experience not only offers derby participants hands on experience from how
to bait their hook, cast and (hopefully) how to successfully reel in and weigh their fish. Over the years,
the City of Lake Elsinore has taken steps to assist with the success rate of the young anglers by a)
placing a “fishing net” into a corner of the fishing beach to corral the fish; b) stocked as much as $11,000
in the “fishing net” to increase chances of success. Participants with the heaviest fish (top 3) win special
prizes but every young angler walks away with goodies donated by Launch Pointe RV Resort and the City
of Lake Elsinore. (see attached photos).
Request:
The City of Lake Elsinore Community Services Department is requesting funding in the amount of
$1,000.00 to assist with the purchase of stocking fish, awards, and additional supplies for the 2024
Annual Kids Fishing Derby scheduled for Saturday, June 1
st
, 2024, at the Levee, adjacent to the Lake
Elsinore Diamond Stadium. The request meets the requirements of the Fish & Game funding and
was approved by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife on February 20, 2024.
Attachments:
• A - 2023 Just For Kids Fishing Derby Photos
• B – 2023 Kids Fishing Derby Flier
• C – Lake Elsinore Request for Funds 2024
Attachment A: 2023 Event Photos
Attachment B – Kids Fishing Derby Flier
RIVERSIDE COUNTY DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMISSION
4600 Crestmore Road
JURUPA VALLEY, CA 92509-6858
The Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District Advisory Commission will consider applications for funding at its regularly
scheduled meetings. Applications may be considered subject to availability of funds derived from the collection of fine monies for
violations of Fish and Game laws. The budget is mainly spent on projects involving research, habitat improvement and enhancement of
fish and wildlife populations in Riverside County. Most funds are used for projects costing up to $1,000. This allows for a broader use of
funds to facilitate smaller projects over a wide range of fish and wildlife efforts.
Anyone working in an appropriate field or discipline is encouraged to apply. Please send your application to:
District Advisory Commission
c/o Kyla Brown, General Manager
Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District
4600 Crestmore Road
Jurupa Valley, CA 92509-6858
Please complete the form below (allow 60 days for processing) and return it to the District Advisory Commission at the above address.
Your request will then be placed on the District Advisory Commission agenda for acceptance or rejection of the request for funds.
Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend the Commission meeting to present their request.
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TO: Riverside County District Advisory Commission DATE:_______________________________
FROM:
(Name) (Telephone number)
(address) (city, state, zip code)
PROJECT TITLE
Brief project description and benefit to Riverside County
Amount Requested: $__________ Project Starting Date: ____________ Project Finishing Date: ____________________
Brief personal and professional background:
_____________________________________________________________________________
OFFICE USE
Commission Action:
Reviewed/Date:___________________
Granted Date:___________________
Denied/Dated: ____________________
Referred/Dated: _________________
S:\ClericalShared\Commissions and Committees\District Advisory Commission - DAC\F&G Fund Application\F&G App-Funds template_2-09-22.doc
Johnathan O. Skinner
951-674-3124, ext. 266
130 S. Main Street, Lake Elsinore CA 92530
Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby
The City of Lake Elsinore in partnership with Launch Pointe
Recreation Destination and RV Park and RIVCO Parks will be hosting our Annual "Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby"
on Saturday, June 1, 2024 at the Levee located adjacent to the Lake Elsinore Diamond Stadium
for your anglers under the age of 15. This event was created over 15 years ago to introduce youth to
the joys of fishing at southern California's largest natural lake. A special stocking of fish are stocked
into a netted area to increase participants opportunity to catch fish. Prizes will be available and hooks, bobbers and bait are supplied.
1,000.000
1/1/2024
1/1//2024
The City has offered this program for more than 15 years and has been well
received. We also have local anglers volunteer to teach new anglers how to fish.
STAFF REPORT
Agenda Item No. 9.1
Date: 3/7/2024
Prepared by: Gaby Adame, Bureau Chief
For: District Advisory Commission
Subject: CIP Trails Updates
Recommendation: Informational
Background:
PROJECT
BUTTERFIELD OVERLAND TRAIL
Project Description:
The project consists of improvements to a 3-mile section of the Butterfield National Historic Trail in the
western part of the City of Lake Elsinore.
Project Status:
• Environmental and engineering continues on trail design.
SANTA ANA RIVER TRAIL (SART)
Project Description:
Construct 12.8-miles of trail that once completed, will provide a direct trail connection through Orange,
Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties. SART Phase 2A, 2B, 3A, 6 is being managed by Riverside
County Transportation Commission, segments 4 and 3A by Army Corps of Engineers, and Phase 7 is
being managed by County Transportation.
Project Status:
• Phase 2A, 2B, and 3A:
o 65% Construction Documents review completed, and comments submitted by multiple
agencies.
o 90% construction documents expected April 2024
o Environmental documents to be circulated early 2024
o Project funded up to 100% design, permits, and environmental
o Construction tentatively to start Spring 2025 pending funding
• Phase 3B:
o Currently at 60% Construction Documents.
o 90% construction documents expected June 2024
o Environmental documents expected to be circulated March 2024
o Constructed tentatively scheduled to start August 2025
• Phase 4:
o 95% complete
o Easement for maintenance being reviewed
o ACOE working on punch list items before being turned over to RivCoParks
• Phase 6:
o At 65% Construction Documents
o Environmental documents completed (IS-MND)
o Acquisition of easement next big step
o Grant application being submitted to Coastal Conservancy for additional funding
o Construction tentatively scheduled to begin early 2025 pending funding
• Phase 7:
o This is being proposed as a multi-use trail along Arlington Avenue adjacent to Hidden
Valley Nature Center.
o Contract with Transportation to manage project going to Board of Supervisors April 2,
2024
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Agenda Item No. 13.1
Date: 03/07/2024
Prepared by: Kyla Brown, General Manager
For: District Advisory Commission
Subject: Miscellaneous Items of Interest
1. Homelessness SAR Collaboration meeting took place in person on February 15, 2024, at
Crestmore Manor in the Carriage House. Over 75 people attended and awards
were presented to the engagement teams for each agency.
RivCoParks SARB Team members attended the Second District Homeless
Symposium on February 29, 2024, to share information about the SARB
Collaborative work and the SARB and MDT teams.
2. Lake Cahuilla RivCoParks has applied for a new lease with US Bureau of Reclamation (BOR).
We are still awaiting the approved BOR lease. The renewal of the Lake Cahuilla
relate leases will be considered for approval by our respective boards as soon as
the BOR lease is approved by each agency. In the meantime, Amendments to
the current lease are being executed.
A community event will be planned to celebrate the new lease(s) once executed
and to share the planned improvements to the park in the near future.
3. CPRS GM Brown was installed as the California Park and Recreation Society State
Board President during the 2024 Conference in Palm Springs. RivCoParks was
also awarded to Awards of Excellence for the SARBshare.org Website and the
Knee High Naturalists Program.
Board of Supervisors/Directors Actions
DATE M.O. SUBJECT
01/09/24 Elect the Chair and Vice Chair of the Riverside County Regional Park and Open-
Space District for 2024. [$0]
13.1 Adoption of Resolution No. 2024-002, Declaration of Exempt Surplus Land and
Notice of Intent to Dispose of Real Property Identified with Assessor’s Parcel
Number 432-140-013 in the unincorporated area of Hemet, County of Riverside;
District 5. [$0] – DELETED
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13.2 Adoption of Resolution No. 2024-01, Declaration of Surplus Land Commonly
Known as the 7 Mile Trail in Unincorporated Western County of Riverside;
District 1; [$0]
13.3 Annual Required Financial Reporting and Actions of the Riverside County
Regional Park and Open-Space District related to Resolution for Appropriations
Limit, Filing of Annual Audit Report, and lncrease of Delegated Authority; All
Districts. [$0]
02/06/24 13.1 Receive and File Strategic Plan 2023 Update for the Riverside County Regional
Park and Open-Space District, All Districts. [$0]
02/27/24 3.1 First District Use of Community Improvement Designation (CID) Funds to be
allocated to Janet Goeske Foundation, Riverside County Youth Commission,
Citrus Hill High School Boys Basketball, and Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation.
[$15,500 – General Fund 100%] (4/5 vote required)
3.8 Receive and File the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Midyear Budget Report; Approval of
the recommendations and associated budget adjustments, All Districts.
[$58,941,287 - 12% General Fund, 88% Department budgets] (4/5 Vote
Required)
3.24 Classification & Compensation recommendation to adjust the salaries of various
Management/Confidential/Unrepresented/Parks job classifications related to
the Administrative Services class series; and amend Ordinance No. 440 pursuant
to Resolution No. 440-9414 submitted herewith, All Districts. [Cost $83,884,
Source of Funds – 100% Department Funds]
13.1 County Historic Landmark Designations: Chapel of Memories and John Lautner's
Windsong House; Districts 3 and 5 [$0]
13.2 Adoption of Resolution No. 2024-002 Accepting the Deed Restriction for the
Land and Water Conservation Fund from the State of California Department of
Parks and Recreation and, Authorizing the Clerk of the Board to Record the
Deed Restriction on Assessor's Parcel Number 153-240-030; District 2. [$0]
(Clerk to Record Deed Restriction)
Calendar of Park District Events:
March 9, 2024 Fishing Clinic (Lake Skinner)
March 28, 2024 Employee/Volunteer luncheon (Idyllwild)
March 30, 2024 Easter Egg Hunt (Idyllwild)
April 11, 2024 Employee/Volunteer luncheon (Lake Skinner)
May 16, 2024 Employee/Volunteer luncheon (Park Headquarters)
CIP PROJECTS
PK-9742 Stagecoach Stop Park at Gilman Ranch
$6.05 million
• Funding: State of California, Regional Park Program, Prop 68 State of California
• Project: The grant-funded project will result in the development of a new community
center, parking, lighting, ADA paths, among other amenities at at Gilman Historic
Ranch and Wagon Museum
• Consultant: RHA Landscape Architects Planners, Inc.
• Estimated Completion: 2027
• Status:
o RHA submitted final conceptual design.
o Conceptual design being updated and redesigned by RHA per RivCoParks
comments
o Environmental documents being expanded to include all of master plan in
order to seek future funding for complete site developement
PK-9679 Mayflower Sewer Infrastructure Connection
$1.2 million
• Funding: Solar funds from District 4; DIF; Prop 68 Per Capita
• Project: Connect Mayflower Park with the City of Blythe sewer system
• Contractor: AZCA Drilling & Pump, Inc.; Holt Group
• Estimated Completion: 2023
• Status:
o Construction approximately 90% complete
o Estimated completion April 2024
PK-9750 Trujillo Adobe Restoration Project
$10.4 million
• Funding: State of California budget line item
• Project: Restore the Trujillo Adobe and acquire land to add to the site
• Consultant: Architectural Resources Group
• Estimated Completion: 2027
• Status:
District Advisory Commission Planning Project Update
March 7, 2024
o Draft preservation plans and national register nomination documents
submitted to Staff for initial review
o Meeting with City of Riverside to begin implementation of project since it is
within their jurisdiction
o Acquistion plan being planned for adjacent parcels
PK-7308 Butterfield Trail – Stoffer Property Staging Area
$239,000
• Funding: DIF
• Project: Environmental and Preliminary Egineering for a staging area and three miles
of trail.
• Consultant: UltraSystems
• Estimated Completion: 2024
• Status:
o Environmental and engineering continues on trail design.
ARPA PROJECTS
_____________________________________________________________________
1. Lake Skinner Sewer/Water (PK-ARPA003)
Consultant: IDS Group
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $1.5 million
PS&E Complete: 30%
Bid: June 2024
Construction: Sept. ‘24-March ‘25
Project Description: Replacement of damaged or inoperable water valves in
Campground A, B, and C; installation of water fountains and pet wash station.
Project Update:
We are currently reviewing the 30% plans. Expecting 90% plans the first week of
March.
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2. Lake Skinner Repaving Projects (PK-ARPA004)
Consultant: TLMA
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $1.8 million
PS&E Complete: 20%
Bid: June 2024
Construction: December 2024-TBD
Project Description: Resurfacing of approximately 8,020 s.f. (1.5 miles) of
Warren Road from the road split just north of the park entrance check-in booth to
the pedestrian crossing at the park store as you enter the park proper; modifying
cross slope in select areas for better drainage conveyance and resurfacing of
approximately 222,000 sf of asphalt pavement for Lake Skinner Camp Store
Parking Lot.
Project Update: Received schedule from TLMA. TLMA working on the
improvement plans and drainage studies.
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3. Rancho Jurupa Paving (PK-ARPA005)
Consultant: TLMA
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $3 million
PS&E Complete: 25%
Bid: June 2024
Construction: December 2024-TBD
Project Description: Resurfacing of approximately 90,900 s.f. of the fishing
lake’s parking lot and installation of approximately 4,300 ft (0.82 mi) of new
roadway pavement for Lakeview Campground located in the west central and
west southern portions the Rancho Jurupa Park.
Project Update: Surveying has been completed.
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4. OHV Feasibility Study (PK-ARPA006)
Consultant: KTUA
Parks PM: Lynda Ramos
ARPA Budget: $500,000
Project Completeness: 5%
Estimated Completion: Fall 2025
Project Description: Project continues on previous 2022 OHV Feasibility Study
where over 30 sites were studied and was narrowed down to four. This feasibility
study further dives into the four sites plus an additional two that were added later.
The sites include Double Butte Site, Banning North Site, Banning South Site,
Coachella South, San Timoteo, and Rochelle Site. This feasibility study requests
that a consultant narrow down the best site plus one alternative.
Project Update: RFP evaluations were completed and KTUA Planning and
Landscape Architecture was selected as the consultant. Kick off-meeting was
conducted on 2/8/24.
________________________________________________________________
5. RivCoParks Tourism Project (PK-ARPA007)
Consultant: N/A
Parks PM: Michael A./Gaby A.
ARPA Budget: $ 417,468
Project Completeness: 70%
Estimated Completion: Nov 2024
Project Description: RivCoParks hosts a number of events each year through
non-profit partnerships and provides nature and history-based education to
localschool districts throughout Riverside County. The Tourism Recovery Program
waives fees and funds District-sponsored activities associated with these services,
providing much needed relief to non-profits and school districts (which were
impacted as a result of the pandemic and face economic difficulties arising
therefrom) who host events in Riverside County facilities.
Project Update: No new updates. $119,684 funds remain to be used by end of
2024.
________________________________________________________________
6. D4 Feasibility Study (PK-ARPA008)
Consultant: Webb Associates
Parks PM: Lynda Ramos
ARPA Budget: $250,000
PS&E Complete: 5%
Estimated Completion: Fall 2025
Project Description: Feasibility report to identify potential sites for new regional
park in District IV.
Project Update: Webb is working on the report of prior efforts, market research
guide, the stakeholder database, micro website and finalizing their outreach plan.
The outreach plan should be finalized by the end of the Feburary. Webb is also
currently looking at alternative sites that are publicly owned that we may want to
consider.
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7. Santa Ana River Bottom (SARB) Yard (PK-ARPA009)
Consultant: DBA
Parks PM: Anthony MIller
ARPA Budget: $5 million
PS&E Complete: 60%
Bid: April 2024
Construction: Aug 2024-Sep 2025
Project Description: RivCoParks established a Santa Ana River Bottom Ranger
Unit to work collaboratively with other county and municipal agencies to deliver
compassionate and humane services to unsheltered individuals along the river
bottom. This project builds a maintenance shop, office space, and meeting room
for the new team as they conduct their activities.
Project Update: 100% Submittals given to Facilities Management for plan check,
permitting, and revisions forthcoming.
_____________________________________________________________________
8. Santa Ana River Trail Wayfinding (SART) (PK-ARPA010)
Consultant: Alta Planning
PS&E Complete: 50%
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $ 1 million
Bid: March 2024
Construction: July 2024-Jan 2024
Project Description: Signage program for the Riverside County portion of the
Santa Ana River Trail which extends from San Bernardino County to the beach in
Orange County. Signage will include wayfinding, safety signs, interpretive signs,
and distance markers.
Project Update: Alta created sign family and designs for signage program.
Working on placement.
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9. Lake Skinner Boat Launch Repair (PK-ARPA011)
Consultant: Infrastructure Engineering
Corporation (IEC)
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $3 million
PS&E Complete: 60%
Bid: July 2024
Construction: Dec. 2024-TBD
Project Description: ADA upgrades to include: a new ADA walking path from the
existing parking lot to boat launch #1, new ADA prefabricated restroom with
attached back office space, new ADA fish cleaning station, reconfigure the existing
parking lot to meet ADA requirements/compliance and a new drive through exit
lane from the boat launch ramps.
Project Update: The 90% drawings are delayed pending comments to be received
from DBW on our 60% drawings. We are coordinating with MWD and EMWD for
final comments as well to be included to ensure water quality and wastewater
containment concerns are fully addressed.
_____________________________________________________________________
10. Santa Rosa Plateau Broadband Project (PK-ARPA012)
Consultant: Frontier Communications
Parks PM: Anthony Miller
ARPA Budget: $100,000
PS&E Complete: 100%
Bid: Not required
Construction: March 2024
Project Description: To establish reliable high-speed internet connection at the
Santa Rosa Plateau Visitor’s Center.
Project Update: Frontier anticipated to reroute their pull box to correct side of
the road within a couple weeks. On our side, Contractor has been selected,
purchase order issued, permits pulled and awaiting scheduling once Frontier side
is complete.
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11. Lawler Lodge ADA Improvements (PK-ARPA013)
Consultant: BOA Architecture primary;
Kimley Horn septic; CRM Tech
Historical
Parks PM: Anthony MIller
ARPA Budget: $1.5 million
PS&E Complete: 30%
Bid: April 2024
Construction: July 2024-Jan ‘25
Project Description: ADA updates to Walts Cabin and Scouts Cabin located in
the Lawler Lodge area. Updates include the retrofit of existing cabins to ensure
entryways have appropriate widths, restrooms can provide wheelchair access,
and a community space can be provided for future facility rental.
Project Update: 50% submittals will be delivered end of business 2/8/2024.
Septic Percolation Testing will be scheduled as soon as the PO is processed.
_____________________________________________________________________
12. Kabian Memorial Park Improvements (PK-ARPA014):
Consultant: Kimley Horn
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $1.2 million
PS&E Complete: 25%
Bid: July 2024
Construction: Oct. ’24-April ‘25
Project Description: Project includes utility infrastructure updates, entryway
enhancements, new restroom, playground ADA upgrades, ADA pathways, and
added signage.
Project Update: Working on the 30% design plans schedule to receive the plans
on 2/20/2024.
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13. Lake Cahuilla Master Plan and Amenities Update (PK-ARPA015)
Consultant: RHA
Parks PM: Anthony MIller
ARPA Budget: $5 million
PS&E Complete: 5%
Bid: July 2024
Construction: Oct. ’24 – June ‘25
Project Description: Project includes master plan for park which will be its own
stand-alone RFP, pool repairs and ADA updates, restroom modernization, fishing
area improvements, playground upgrades, slurry and re-striping of roadways and
parking lots, campground amenity upgrades, basketball and pickleball court, and
enhanced landscaping.
Project Update: Kick-off meeting successful and consultants are getting to work
surveying and beginning their work developing PS&E. District Staff got water into
the pool sufficient for leak detection purposes and have that task scheduled
2/9/2024. That data will be forwarded to Aquatic Design Group to scope in repairs
to their refurbishment of the lagoon facility.
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14. Hidden Valley Nature Center Proposal (PK-ARPA016):
Consultant: Community Works Design
Group
Parks PM: Oscar Ricardo
ARPA Budget: $2.5 Million
PS&E Complete: 90%
Bid: April 2024
Construction: July ’24 – May ‘25
Project Description: Install a new prefabricated restroom, construct a new septic
system for the restroom, reconfigure the existing parking lot to meet ADA
requirements/compliance, renovate/beautify the existing entry area, construct new
ADA compliant concrete walking paths, construct new outdoor classroom with
shade structure, construct new art area with shade structure, renovate existing
Amphitheater to meet ADA compliance and install new shade structure.
Project Update: Engineering submittals are being prepared and incorporated
into the existing 90% completed drawings. On schedule to receive the 90%
drawings on 2/26/2024.
