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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-05-1990 - AgendaCfTY OF NEWPORT BEACH PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION • REGULAR MEETING TO BE HELD TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1990 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P.M. I. PROCEDURAL MATTERS 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes - Meeting of May 1, 1990 4. Adoption of Agenda II. ACTION ITEMS 5. Tree Removal Appeal - 1500 Ruth Lane (Report Attached) 6. Tree Removal Appeal - 1812 Port Tiffin Place (Report Attached) 7. Determine Agenda for Joint Meeting with the City Council Scheduled for Monday, June 25, 1990, at 2:00 P.M. (Memo Attached) B. Corona del Mar High School Olympic Pool Policy (Attached) III. PUBLIC COMMENTS IV. DISCUSSION ITEMS 9. 15th Street Park (Report Attached) 10.. Status of Capital Projects (Report Attached) 11. Request for Handball Wall at Begonia Park 12. Recreation•Division (Report Attached) 13. Park and Street Tree Division (Report Attached) V. COMMISSION COMMITTEES 14. Capital Improvements - Chair Konwiser 15. Street Tree - Chair Herberts 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Recreation Pro Oceanfront and Budget - Chair Parks and -Open Newport Shores Iram - Chair Compton Beach - Chair Vandervort Taft Space Acquisition - _Chair Grant Park - Chair Compton -2- 21. Chair's Report • 22. Commission Liaison Assignments a. Friends of Oasis - Commissioner Demmer a b. Friends of the Theatre Arts Center - Commissioner Compton VI. SPECIAL. URGENT OR LAST MINUTE ITEMS VMIM91YI111J01IL1Wki 01 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH E N Item No. 3 arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission May 1, 1990 City Council 'Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Ex- Officio Member Present: Ronald A. Whitley Staff Present: Nancy Beard, Recreation Super- intendent Jack Brooks, Park and Tree Main- tenance Superintendent Dottie Flohr, Secretary I. PROCEDURAL MATTERS Item #1 - Call to Order Call to Order The meeting of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission was called to order at 7:00 P.M. Item #2 - Roll Call Roll Call Roll call was taken. Commissioners Compton, Demmer, Grant, Herberts, Taft, Konwiser and Vandervort were present. Item #3 - Approval of Minutes - Meeting of April 3, 1990 Approval of Minutes Commissioner Compton moved the minutes of the April 3, 1990 meeting be approved. Unanimous. Item #4 - Adoption of Agenda Adoption of Agenda The agenda was adopted as presented with the addition of American Legion Building to be addressed under Item #19 and Corona del Mar Restrooms and Memorial Day Picnic to be addressed under Item #23. II. ACTION ITEMS Item #5 - Trees on 200 Block of Larkspur Trees on 200 Block of Chair Taft explained that this item was discussed at the Larkspur Commission's last meeting and agendized as an action item' for the May meeting. He then turned the meeting over to Director Whitley who presented three more letters urging that the trees be removed. These letters were from E.M. Mueller, 222 Larkspur; Marlene Goren, 212 Larkspur; and Helenann Clarke, 219 Larkspur. Director Whitley reviewed the two recommendations which are to either remove the trees or allow them to remain. He pointed out the dilemma that occurs in interpretation of the Ordinances which can be used to support either recom- mendation. He explained Council Policy I -12, Obstruction CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 2 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX - - of Views by Trees, which encourages homeowners and public agencies to comply with their CUR's in order to maintain views and property values. Ordinances, however, are stronger than policies and should be carefully reviewed in this particular matter. Referring to Ordinance 13.08.030, Removal or Relocation of Plants by City, he pointed out the City can remove trees determined to be in the interest of general welfare as is the case of the disturbed residents on Larkspur. However, Ordinance 13.09.010, Parkway Trees Required, supports the recommendation that the parkway trees be retained. Chair Taft agreed this is a difficult situation wherein thos whose views are obstructed are in direct opposition to those who feel trees should be planted in parkways. Chair-Taft opened the meeting to 'Public Testimony and Mrs. Betty Bottorf, 221 Larkspur, addressed the Commission. Mrs. Bottorf urged removal of the trees that block the views of six homes and would also severely decrease the value of their homes. She stated she did not understand why the trees were allowed to be planted when the City knew they would obstruct views and that the 72 hour notification process was not followed. She asked the Commission to consider those who live in the area and the subsequent consequences. Jack Brooks explained that City view policy was followed in that it pertains to trimming and not to planting trees. In addition, request was made a year ago to plant parkway trees and it was granted with the stipulation that the trees might have to be removed. Mr. Brooks added that City policy is to encourage planting of parkway trees and he felt every policy was followed in this case. Mr. Keith Burnett, 215 Larkspur, addressed the Commission and circulated photographs showing impacted views from his home. He felt that common sense and courtesy could have prevented the problem and that the homeowners in question are uncommunicative with a disregard for their neighbors' sensibilities. Although he is sympathetic to the homeowners enhancing the appearance of their home for personal pleasure, he felt it is against the will of all the neighbors and, since the trees are on public property, the City should respond to majority view and have the trees removed. He stated he would agree to relocation where they can be en- joyed by all. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 3 City Council Chambers , 7 p.m. INDEX Mrs. Jill Bayer, 3128 Ocean Blvd., addressed the Commission. Mrs. Bayer congratulated the City as recently being named Tree City USA and stated this would never have occurred if trees had been prevented from being planted. She felt the Corona del--Mar area's beauty is due to the trees and that they built there because they did not want any,restrictions. They did not know that planting the trees would cause such an uprising. Mrs. Bayer reported they received permission to plant the trees and pointed-out that their home is on two lots; if two houses had been built, views would have been blocked. She further stated the trees give their courtyard privacy and people have commented upon them. Chair Taft asked Mrs. Bayer how she would feel if the trees were transferred from Larkspur to Ocean Blvd. She replied they had considered this, however, the idea was denied by the City. Director Whitley explained there is an informal City policy not to plant trees on Ocean Blvd. Jack Brooks explained the City regrets what has happened as a result of the trees being planted, however, by policy he could see no reason to deny the planting of these parkway trees. There being no further Public Testimony, discussion-by the Commission ensued. Commissioner Compton noted the street trees are now 12' high and 5' in diameter and asked if they could be kept at this height. Jack Brooks advised they block views now and they normally mature tb 35 -50' in height with a 20' spread. He also ex- plained the City has the right to prune and could keep them trimmed to obtain as much view as possible. Commissioner Vandervort agreed this is a serious problem but feels that views are the primary enhancement of -the City. She recommended consideration of Ordinance 13.09.040, Waiver Procedure, wherein the petition could serve as written application, thereby requesting the homeowners be released from their requirement to put in street trees. In addition, due to conflicting information, the homeowners should be reimbursed their costs for the three trees that the City takes out. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 4 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Grant voiced his concern that there are other streets that have partial views and he would not like to see a precedent set. As to those on Larkspur with no trees, this is by choice and not a requirement. He recommended the trees remain and be aggressively pruned. Commissioner Konwiser felt this is an area where the views are unique and should be preserved over parkway trees. He pointed out the spirit of cooperation that has existed for years on Larkspur and he did not think the trees add a great deal to the home where they are planted. In addition, Commissioner Konwiser did not feel it would be realistic to think the trees could be kept as they are now. For these reasons he recommended the trees be removed at City expense and the Bayers receive some type of reimbursement. Commissioner Herberts reported'she was very concerned over a precedent being set and pointed out her view and those of • many in the City have been blocked. Referring to Ordinance 13.09.010, Parkway Trees Required, she recommended the trees remain and be kept severely trimmed to open up views. Jack Brooks concurred with Commissioner Konwiser that the trees cannot be kept at their present height. However, sinc they are City property and should the Commission choose to retain them, staff can keep them open by trimming them 1 -2 times a year. Commissioner Demmer noted there are many streets throughout the City that do not have parkway trees so that the res- dents can enjoy an expansive or limited ocean view. Trees that are trimmed too severely look unnatural and somewhat grotesque. She further stated the home at 3128�Ocean Bldd. is a magnificent addition to the area and she felt their quality of life can be maintained without the trees. Chair Taft reported he has a similar situation where he lives and he favors both trees and views. He pointed out the Commission's action is a recommendation which can be appbale to the City Council. Motion x Commissioner Compton motioned to retain the trees and that Ayes x x x they be kept open and trimmed at the same or lower height. Na x x x As they mature and if they become a problem, they can be A ai i x removed by the City. Motion fails. X� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 5 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Herberts asked Mrs. Bayer if she would accept having the trees removed at City expense to be replaced with low growing shrubs. Mrs. Bayer agreed to this suggestion. Jack Brooks advised staff would recommend Palm Trees in this situation since they can be kept trimmed and won't totally block views. Motioni x Commissioner Herberts motioned to remove the trees at City Nays x x x x x x x expense to be replaced with shrubs or a low growing tree agreeable to the City which looks mice in the parkway and will not obstruct views. Motion fails. Motion x Commissioner Vandervort motioned to recommend to the City Ayes x x x x Council that the subject trees be removed upon proper Nays x x x notification based on the loss of general welfare that has occurred. Motion passes. • Item #6 - Tree Removal Appeal - 1849 Seadrift Drive Tree Removal Appeal Chair Taft turned the meeting over to Commissioner Herberts, Chair of the Street Tree Committee, who reported they voted to retain the subject trees since the roots seem to be coming from other shrubs and Pines. The committee felt these are nice trees and need root pruning along with sidewalk repair. Chair Taft then opened the meeting to Public Testimony and Ms. Judy Lo, 1849 Seadrift Drive, addressed the Commission. Ms. Lo presented pictures of the tree area and reported that in 1987 she had asked for the trees to be removed and the sidewalk repaired. Her tree request was denied al- though the sidewalk was revamped. Now, however, the side- walk is getting worse due to the tree roots and she feels the problem will not be solved by fixing the sidewalk again. There are many pedestrians and children in the area where the lighting is dim and she is worried about the hazardous condition that exists. In addition, the sprinkling system is disrupted due to the roots and the berry droppings are a nuisance. Since these are on -going problems, she asked if she could replace the trees with those where the roots go down and not across. Mr. Jim Pickett, friend and attorney for Ms. Low, addressed the Commission and reported the sidewalk keeps rising and is dangerous even when repaired. He stated the Lo's would be happy to replace the two trees at their expense with more suitable trees to avoid future problems. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 6 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Konwiser pointed out that the Lo's home is-not unique and the street is lined with the.same variety of trees•. The value of this street scene which has no view is dependent upon the parkway trees. He recommended the trees be retained and root pruned and the sidewalk repoured to eliminate the ramp. Commissioner Compton agreed the trees add to the street scape I and he would - recommend proper root pruning with tree barriers. Commissioner Vandervort suggested removing the tree causing the most problems. Commissioner Demmer felt that Seadrift Drive has a limited number of trees in the parkways. She also noted that the side street of Ms. Lo's corner lot has no trees whatsoever. She asked the Commission and Ms. Lo if removal of the two mature front trees and replacing them with two new trees, • including three new trees on the side parkway, would be a reasonable compromise in mitigating Ms. Lo's request and yet enhance the neighborhood with five new trees. Commissioner Grant suggested consideration be given to taking one tree out and adding three to the frontage with no trees. Motion x Commissioner Konwiser motioned the two trees be retained. Ayes x x K x x x Commissioner Compton amended the motion to include that the Abstai x trees be properly root pruned where the sidewalk is raised; root barriers put in; and the sidewalk replaced. Motion passes. Jack Brooks advised he will contact General Services con- cerning the sidewalk. Chair Taft advised Ms. Lo to discuss the berry situation with Mr. Brooks and that she can appeal the Commission's decision to the City Council. Item #7 - Corona del Mar High School Olympic Pool Policy Corona del Mar High Chair Taft turned the meeting over to Nancy Beard who briefly School summarized the report submitted. Olympic Pool Policy Commissioner Grant requested the policy presented be brought • back to the Recreation Program Committee to be compared with the one they reviewed and approved before it is finalized. Director Whitley explained that City Council Policy I -5, Use Priorities and Fees for Facilities and Equipment, is for all I CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 7 City Council Chambers 7 P.M. INDEX City owned facilities. The same policy cannot be used for the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center since it is not owned by the City. Commissioner Compton suggested the policy be approved as pre- sented and corrections made later. Commissioner Grant recommended the policy be temporarily adopted and brought back to the Recreation Program Committee for corrections. He also suggested that the word, "exlusive," be deleted for City use under Pool Use Criteria. Director Whitley explained this schedule is in the School District -City Agreement and cannot be changed. Motion x Commissioner Compton made -an interim motion to approve the Ayes x x K x x x x fee schedule and tentative scheduling of the pool and that the Recreation Program Committee meet with staff to complete • the body of the policy. Unanimous. Item #8 - Removal of Volleyball Court Removal of Volleyball Chair Taft turned the meeting over to Commissioner Vandervort,Court Chair of the Beach and Oceanfront Committee, who reported that they met and reviewed the volleyball court located approximately 100' east of 43rd Street. The committee recom- mended removal since the court is located in the middle of the block, which is not an optimum location and there are other courts in the vicinity. Chair Taft opened the meeting to Public Testimony and Mr. Mike Roland addressed the Commission. Mr. Roland reported the Commission authorized this location a year and a half ago since there is safe access for lifeguard vehicles and the court is far enough away from homes. He just saw the notice for removal and did not understand why request has been made to remove it. Should the reason be noise and trash t he felt it was minimal if due to the players. The majority of the residents are renters who are much more noisy and disrespectful than the players. He felt those opposed to the court should first talk to the players. Commissioner Vandervort reviewed the existing volleyball court locations in this area and pointed out there is one • unauthorized court between 42nd -43rd Streets and one between 40th -41st Streets. Two years ago all unauthorized courts (�' were posted. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Chair Taft pointed out to, Mr. Roland that when the Commission approved the subject court, there was not as much opposition as there is now. Mr. Scott Smith addressed the Commission concerning removing the authorized court that was previously approved. He disagreed that it be removed because a new homeowner moved in. Chair Taft explained the policy for removal and installation of volleyball courts which the Commission reviews when applications are received. The Commission tries to satisfy as many as possible and petitions can be obtained and re- viewed at any time. Mr. Bill Schonlau, 4207 Seashore, addressed the Commission. He reviewed his study of the volleyball court locations on the Peninsula, pointing out there are five courts at the • subject location, two being tandem of which one is unauth- orized. The subject court is in the center of the five which is one of the narrowest locations on the beach. He stated this area has the most dense concentration of volleyball courts in-the City and the absence of public parking exag- gerates the problems of parking and direct access for volleyball players. He urged the center court be relocated to an area that is not as dense in order that there be more even distribution of courts which would also ease the parking situation. Mike Roland addressed the Commission stating that the other authorized courts are closer to home; that there are four courts in the area, not five; and that there is a wide path- way for vehicles and pedestrians in the subject area. Commissioners Konwiser and Compton recommended only removing the unauthorized courts and retaining the authorized courts. i Commissioner Herberts stated she felt that if all the courts in the area are being used, they should be retained since the beach is a public recreational facility. Chair Taft stated the majority opinion two years ago was to retain the court. Although he would prefer the court be moved to the end of 42nd Street, he would support retention. \ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Motion Ayes Nays • Motion Ayes Nay • arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 9 City Council Chambers . 7 p.m. INDEX X Commissioner Konwiser moved the court be retained and un- x x x x x authorized courts be promptly removed in this vicinity. x x Should staff feel the court can be moved towards the ocean, then this should be done. Motion passes. Item #9 - Oasis Conceptual Plan Oasis Con- ceptual' Chair Taft turned the meeting over to Director Whitley who Plan reported the Oasis expansion has been funded and proposed for next fiscal year.. Public Works has selected The Blurock Partnership as the architect for the project, and with the Commission's approval, plans and specs can proceed. Director Whitley then reviewed the conceptual plan and the reasons for the additions and changes. Commissioner Konwiser questioned the proposed parking plan and recommended it be redone as there needs to be more space allowed for access and turning. Commissioner Grant agreed that the parking plan needs to be redone. He'also questioned if the extra space allocated to the administrative area is needed and requested a personnel assessment and needs study. Commissioner Demmer explained that the growth and needs assessment in the area of Human Services requires accommoda- tions for counselors and badly needed service areas. She explained two human service programs that were being intro- duced to the Oasis facility and expansion to accommodate these and other programs. The rooms will be built to be flexible so easy modifications can be made to allow for maximum utilization. x Commissioner Konwiser moved the plan be approved and that x x x.x x x staff instruct the architect to review the parking plan. x Motion passes. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS IV. DISCUSSION ITEMS Item #10 - Lights at Lincoln Lights at Lincoln Nancy Beard gave a brief update on the current status of the timers and field lights at Lincoln which have been shielded t 1 and corrected. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 10 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Grant explained the soccer lighting and compli- mented Ms. Beard on a job well done. There has, however, been a complaint from one homeowner, Dr. Pike. Director Whitley recommended the consultant, staff and one Commissioner take readings at Dr. Pike's home. The Commis- sion agreed this was a good suggestion and Commissioner Compton requested he attend. Item #11 - Status of Capital Projects Status of Capital Director Whitley advised the contract for the upper portion Projects of Inspiration Point will be awarded in June. Commissioner Herberts questioned the water issue and ,Director Whitley reported a water plan to reduce watering is being studied. Commissioner Grant asked to see the balance of the CYC plan before it goes to bid Director Whitley will provide this. Item #12 - Park and Street Tree Division Park and Street Tree Report received and filed. Division Item #13 - Recreation Division Recreation Division Nancy Beard reported 800 children attended the Easter Egg Hunt which was very successful. Both the Pee Wee Tennis Camp and Gymnastics Camp held during spring break were sold out. The Oasis Health Fair will be held May 5 and Ms. Beard en- couraged the Commissioners to attend. The Corona del Mar 5K will be held June 9 and is limited to 1500 men and 1500 women. There will probably be about 300 -500 walkers, after which the participants will enjoy "Restaurant Row." Commissioner Vandervort pointed out the-summer slow pitch programs accommodate 3400 players. Nancy Beard explained that 50 teams had to be turned down due to the loss of the Lincoln facility. V. COMMISSION COMMITTEES Item #14 - Capital Improvements Capital No report from :Committee Chair Konwiser. Improvements CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH u • arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 11 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Item #15 - Street Tree Street Tree Committee Chair Herberts reported the committee met and re- viewed 14 tree requests. The residents are happy with the recent plantings at Plaza del Nord and Plaza del Sur on the Peninsula. Commissioner-Demmer thanked Commissioner Herberts for her outstanding job as Chair of the Street Tree Committee and for representing the Commission at Arbor Day and at the City Council honoring the City for-being named Tree City USA. Commissioner•Demmer 'recommended staff and the maintenance personnel also be acknowledged by the Commission for their contributions to Tree City USA. Director Whitl-ey concurred and will wri'te a letter to be signed by each Commissioner. Item #16 - Recreation Program Recreation Program Committee Chair Compton reported the committee met and discussed the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center policy. They will be meeting with the Youth Sports Commissioners the end of May. Item #17 - Oceanfront and Beach Oceanfront and Beach Chair Vandervort reported they have asked for data and informa- tion in order to replace the volleyball poles but have not had a reply. Item #18 - Budget Budget Committee Chair Taft reported the City Council will be re- viewing the budget at their Study Session on Tuesday, May 29, at 2:00 P.M. Item #19 - Parks and Open Space Acquisition Parks and Open Space Chair Grant reported they will be meeting before the 13th and Acquisition at that time will review Commissioner Demmer's letter con- cerning the American Legion. Concerning North Star Beach, nothing can be determined re- garding use of the site until such time as the soils analysis is received and the financial impacts are known. Upon re- ceiving this information, there will be a meeting with Dover Shores for their input. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 12 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Big Canyon is on.hold due to on -going negotiations. The inspection slips will also be reviewed at their next meeting. Commissioner Demmer questioned the I -5 Policy, Use, Priorities and Fees for Facilities and Equipment, as 'it pertains to the American Legion. Director Whitley explained this policy refers to City owned facilities, therefore, the Girl Scout House and American Legion building are not under this policy. They are operated under a lease agreement with the City.. Commissioner Demmer asked -that the 15th Street Park which the American Legion uses for parking be reviewed at the Commission level. She also asked what is public and what is leased in this area. Director Whitley explained that the American Legion lease includes everything within their fences, the marina, beach and parking lot. The public area • is the grass between the building and the alley. Commissioner Grant reported Commissioner Demmer's letter and questions will be addressed at their next meeting and Chair Taft stated this will be a discussion item at the Commission's June meeting. Item #20 - Newport Shores Park Newport Shores Park Chair Compton reported preliminary sketches are complex and the project is on hold until the budget is approved. Commissioner Konwiser reported the Encroachment Committee met and submitted their final report to the City Council which was published by John Wolter and will be referred to the Planning Commission and then to the Coastal Commission. Item #21 - Chair's Report Chair's Report No report from Chair Taft. Item #22 - Commission Liaison Assignments Commission Liaison (a) Commissioner Demmer, Liaison to Friends of Oasis, ex- Assignments plained the Elder Care program offered. The upcoming • Health Fair is sponsored by Hoag Hospital. (b) No report from Liaison Compton on the Friends of the Theatre Arts Center. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 13 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX VI. SPECIAL, URGENT OR LAST MINUTE ITEMS Commissioner Vandervort report she received a call that the Corona del Mar restrooms during the July-4th weekend are a mess; there are long lines; the doors are sometimes off, etc. Director Whitley explained this is a General Services responsibility; however, he will contact the Director to determine if temporaries can be brought in. Commissioner Herberts reported a request was made for the bushes to be trimmed at the Girl Scout House. Director Whitley advised this area will be relandscaped. Commissioner Demmer reported the Memorial Day Picnic at Cliff Drive Park will be held May 28 from Noon to 4:00 P'.M. at no charge. The theme will be hometown western and the event, co- sponsored by the City, is always outstanding and • successful. Director Whitley reported, the Corona del Mar Pool dedication will be May 6 at 4:00 P.M. VII. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission adjourned at 10:50 P.M. The agenda for this meeting was posted on April 24, 1990 at 9:35 P.M. outside the'City Hall Administration Building. z Dottie FTohr, Secretary • i Item No. 5 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 25, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: ' TREE REMOVAL APPEAL - 1500 RUTH LANE The attached letter represents an appeal of the Street Tree Committee's decision to retain the tree at 1500 Ruth Lane. Attached is the staff review of the tree which recommends removal and replacement. After you have had a chance to look at this tree, please feel free to call if there are any questions. • 0 0 I Ronald A. Whitley I j y 44 z> C�)' . I -r G, eMrs. Robert,D. Woodward 1500 Ruth,Lane- — Newoort•Beach. 611fornla 92660 PARK DEPT. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Date: V—Z2 —3pb Name: &Az jy�- -IdA2010-ly-40-10 - Address: &FAO Phone Number: Complaint: 2 V-0- Species: 1r7e, Damage: Sidewalk: Curb: Parkway: r-1 Other: Parkway: Concrete M Brick 1:1 Turf Other E2 Comments: Inspected by: Supervisor's Recommendati n: 0 Item No. 6 • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 25, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: TREE REMOVAL APPEAL - 1812 PORT TIFFIN'PLACE The attached letter is an appeal of the Street Tree Committee's decision to retain the parkway tree at 1812 Port Tiffin Place. The staff inspection report recommends not removing the tree. If there are any questions, please call. IV 0 �4/ Ronald A. Whitley 0- May 3, 1990 Mr. Jack Brooks City Of Newport Beach Parks Beaches and Recreation Dept. P. O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92659 Dear Mr. Brooks, I wish to appeal the Street Tree Committee decision to deny the removal of the tree that is in the parkway in front of my home. The roots from this tree have made it impossible to grow grass in not only the parkway, but in the larger part of the lawn for which I am responsible. • It is necessary at this time to replace the lawn. In order to do so, all tree roots in my part of the area must be cut away. The landscapers tell me that the existing bermuda lawn must then be treated with Round -up, or something comparable. The dead lawn is then to be removed, and the area scraped down two to three inches. The next procedure is to treat the ground with Vapam and cover it with plastic for approximately one month. New sod will then be put down. The landscapers will not guarantee that roots will not continue to grow, thus bringing me back to square one. In my previous letter I sent a copy of the notice from the community association asking that I take care of the parkway. My neighbors are also distressed that my lawn is making the entire street look unkempt. You are, I am sure aware of the importance of appearances in the community in which I live. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. I look forward to a favorable response in the near future. I would very much like to replace my lawn this Spring. Sincerely, G M guerite H. Karnick 1812 Port Tiffin Place Newport Beach, CA 92660 i 1: *v-* - S e tie Inspected by: A/s. Supervi'sor's Recommendation: vox- e PARK DEPT. CITY OF NEWPORT B EACH Date:_2 Name: 114Ar. IZX&=,Zz� Address: IX-1 Phone Number: 4:ZI-Og'j i X J12 Complaint: ReAante 777-4e " yy Speci es: n LA 040 12 Damage: Sidewalk: 0 Curb: CA k Parkway: 0 Other: Parkway: Concrete a Brick 1= Turf Cl Other C2 Comments: lye FRoM OhT IEVL N4 1: *v-* - S e tie Inspected by: A/s. Supervi'sor's Recommendation: vox- e Item No. 7 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 25, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and,Recreation Commission FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: JOINT MEETING WITH CITY COUNCIL JUNE 25, 1990 AT 2:00 P.M. The joint meeting with the City Council is scheduled for their Study Session on Monday, June 25, 1990, at 2:00 P.M. The Commission should determine topics of discussion to enable a written report to be transmitted with the Council agenda. This procedure allows the City Council to think about what the Commission will be discussing to make the time productive. • on Whitley USE, PRIORITIES AND FEES FOR MARIAN BERGESON AQUATIC CENTER The Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center is a Corona del Mar High School campus. The as the legal owner of the property, has of Newport Beach to allow public use of This agreement has resulted due to the construction by the City. PURPOSE OF USE: Item No. 8 I- 50 meter pool complex located do the Newport -Mesa Unified School District, entered into an agreement with the City the facility after official school use. significant contribution td the pool The foregoing facilities and equipment therein shall be used for activities which are recreational, social or civic in character, and offer services of interest or need to the community. PROCEDUUE.; Any group desiring to use the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center shall make application on forms provided by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department and shall provide such additional information as may be required by the Department to assure compli- ance with priorities. Applicants may be required to satisfy the Department that activities will be conducted in an orderly manner and that such person(s) or groups are financially able to respond to damages arising therefrom. Prior to the use of any facility, the application must have been approved by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director or a designated representative. . SCHEDULE: The City of Newport Beach and the Newport -Mesa Unified School District establishes the use of the aquatic center as follows: Pool Use Criteria (As Dictated by School District -City 'Agreement) School Year A. 6:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. B. 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. C. 6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. Holidays, Summer Vacation, Saturdays A. 6:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. B. 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. District use only. Joint Use City /District w /District as first priority. City exclusive use. Joint scheduling w /City priority. City exclusive use. Sundays • A. 6:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Joint City /District (Use includes showers, restrooms and ancillary facilities.) n U • -2- PRIORITY OF USE DURING DESIGNATED;CITY'S EXCLUSIVE USE TIMES 1. All official Parks, Beaches and Recreation /City of Newport Beach initiated• and /or conducted activities. 2. All official Parks, Beaches and Recreation co- sponsored groups and /or activities. The aforementioned are community groups and activities.which are non - profit, self - governing, privately organized and of a recreational nature which may be brought under the sponsorship of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department by application. 3. Official School District sponsored programs and activities. 4. Official public agency sponsored programs and activities not included in the above categories. 5. Recreational, social or civic activities and /or groups (resident) promoted and sponsored by local non - profit organizations which are open to the public and have 50% or more of memberships consisting of Newport Beach residents. 6. Recreational, social or civic activities and sponsored by non - profit organizations qualifying under Priority #5. Private resident and non - resident use. 8. Commercial or profit making groups. SPECIFICATIONS FOR AOUATIC CENTER USERS and /or groups (non- resident) promoted which are open to the public, not •Determining factors of priority shall include, but not be limited to, the number of Newport Beach residents on the playing teams, recognized seasonal sports, and past contributions to facilities by sponsoring groups. This policy shall not be exclusionary to any group. Staff has the right to revoke a permit for specific times if the facility is not being used. 2. Recognized seasonal sports shall be determined where at all possible one year in advance. All non - seasonal sports shall be accommodated, but scheduled secondarily to seasonal sports. Special tournaments /regional playoffs, even if off - season, shall be accommodated whenever possible. Applicable fees will be charged to the hosted group. Special events shall be applied for at least six months in advance and not more than eighteen months in advance. 3. Staff will coordinate and chair quarterly meetings to determine equitable use of available athletic facilities. Groups not satisfied with the results of this procedure can appeal the staff determinations to the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission. The Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission designated committee members will attend two of these meetings (early fall and early spring) for the purpose of: reviewing the success of the programs, and gathering input for needed capital improvements and policy interpretations. 4. Aquatic Center may be closed for periodic maintenance and renovation at a time determined by staff to be least disruptive to all parties: -3- 5. Any group claiming non - profit status • of the group's constitution, bylaws meetings or activities must be open admissions charged by the groups mus group. The group treasurer will be following each activity when any of not involve individual gain orbe in FEES AND DEPOSITS must submit, at request of staff, a copy or rules and regulations. Membership and to the public. Fees, donations or t be limited to essential expenses of the required to submit a financial report the above is collected. Activities shall the nature of a commercial enterprise. The fees charged for use off the Aquatic Center shall be established and periodically adjusted by a'resolution of the City Council following Commission review. 2. The intent of these fees shall be that the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center be operated on a self- supporting basis. 3. The Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department may require a cleaning fee from groups to permit a contract for a commercial maintenance service to clean the facility after a rental when necessary. FRIENDS OF THE MARIAN BERGESON AQUATIC CENTER The City Council recognizes the need for equipment and improvements to the Center and thus encourages the formation of a non - profit support group to be known as The Friends of the Pool. This group shall have the goal of enhancing the Aquatic . Center and, although independent, shall provide the City with their perception of the community's needs in the Center's operation. 0 s._� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 25, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: 15TH STREET PARK, ADJACENT TO AMERICAN LEGION 0 Item No.-9 The Open Space Committee met and discussed the attached letter from Commissioner Demmer regarding 15th Street Park adjacent to the American Legion facility. The Committee recommends: 1. Parking on the turf area should be allowed with Department approval. 2. Due to the small size of the park and location in a busy vehicular area, no additional recreation amenities be proposed. 3. Additional trees should be planted in the park. Ronald A., Whitley 0 2812 Cliff Drive Newport Beach, CA. 92663 April 7, 1990 Chairman Taylor Grant Parks and Open Space Acquisition Committee 3300 Irvine Avenue #372 Newport Beach, CA. 92660 RE: Park adjacent to the American Legion Building 15th Street .Balboa Penninsula Dear Commissioner Grant, Upon request of Chairman Taft at the April 3rd Commission meeting, I am submitting a request to your committee to acknowledge my concerns regarding the useage of the park immediately adjacent to the American Legion Building. The concerns that I have regarding this park are as follows; 1. parking on city park turf C" ,�', 4 S'w44 2. no recreational accomodations �' wri^ 3. what is the neighborhood and /or public useage? 4. possible site development for active or inactive recreational useage. I wish to recommend the Commission review the lease of the American Legion Building and the parking agreement with the city. I would like the Commission to be aprised of all the recreational facilities in the area that are exclusively used by the American Legion and what is avail- able for public useage. I would also like to suggest to the committee an assessment of needs be made of the public useage of this open space and the possible implemen- tation of needed active recreational facilities. Upon your review of this request and with your recommendation, I would like to discuss these items at a Commission meeting as a discus- sion item on the agenda. Thank you for your time and acknowledgement of this request. cc; Chairman Taft Director Ron Whitely • Committee Members; Virginia Herberts 1 John Konwiser Item No. 10 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 25, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and.Recreation Commission FROM: Parks,.Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: STATUS OF CAPITAL PROJECTS Inspiration Point Project completed. Lincoln Athletic Facility Project completed. Newport Blvd. Landscaping 1,000 1 gal. plants which are to be planted are 2/3's complete. Drip irrigation to be installed is 2/3's complete. Ice Plant will be planted next year. Weed control is an on -going project. Grant Howald Park Restroom iPlans and specs being prepared. West Newport Basketball Court Project completed. Jamboree Road Median This year's phase completed. Newport Harbor High Aquatic Refurbishment School District project Corona del Mar Olympic Pool Project completed. West Newport Community Center Project completed. Eastbluff Park Restroom • Plans and specs being prepared. 0 -2- Little Corona View Park • Project out to bid. Oasis Expansion Plans and specifications being prepared.by Blurbck Associates. Upper Bay Regional Park When available, County of Orange will provide preliminary plans for Commission review. 'Ronald A. Whitley •� (0 co Of Item No. 11 CJ -1 tt rj,Fpl-- "'Mmewn w MA. WMAN' 11 W-111 t q. r 25- 2TF-r _�na Ifs 19961- - 10 SEW PO es CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT q <iFOaN�P P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92659 -1768 (714) 644 -3151 May 4, 1990 Ms. Amber Westberg 226 .Gol.denrod••. • . . Corona del Mar, CA. Dear Ms. Westberg: 92625 .I am in receipt of your correspondence to the Mayor regarding a handball wall at'Begonia-Park: I want you to know that the City is listening to you aad really appreciates your taking the-time to write us with your concerns. Your request will be discussed at the next Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission meeting on June 5 at 7:00 P.M. in the City Hall Council Chambers. You are welcome to come and listen or address the Commission directly with your concerns. I realize your request sounds very simple, but many factors go into • determining the kinds of equipment placed•at each of our parks. I know how much you would like to see a handbal'1 wall at your park. I can only tell you that we will do our best to research your area and see if,an'appropriate.spot might be found for your wall. Again, thank you for your letter. Our Department will send you an agenda for the next Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission meeting in case you may like to attend. Sincerely, 7PT 9 Nancy Bea Recreation Superintendent cc: Ruthelyn Plummer, Mayor • 30�'- 3300 NEWPORT BOULEVARD, NEWPORT BEACH n U RECREATION DIVISION MAY, 1990 PROGRESS REPORT Special Events Item No. 12 Our first "Community Youth Awareness "'Week was deemed highly successful. Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar High 'Schools both benefited by a Job Fair. We hosted 24 local businesses recruiting students for summer job opportunities. We have estimated that 1,000 students from both campuses took part in the fair during . their lunch break. This event was followed by "Youth in Government Day" in which 63 students and 48 city employees were matched up to run the City for a few hours concluding the day with a mock Council session. Dan Iwata has worked very hard for the past 6 months on this project and is to be commended. The Memorial Day Picnic sponsored once again by the Newport Heights Homeowners Association and the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department was also very successful. Approximately 1,000 people took part in the festivities. The Maui and Sons Surf Contest is ready for its June 9th date. The contest may be viewed at 54th to 56th Streets in West Newport. Also scheduled for June 9th is the 9th Annual Corona del Mar Scenic 5K on Ocean Boulevard and Iris Street in Corona del Mar: The race and walk will be a sell out this year. We are expecting 1500 men /1500 women and 500 walkers to participate in the event and gourmet breakfast. • Playground Program Summer staffing is now completed for all areas of the park and 'playground program. We will be staffing the Corona del Mar Youth Center Monday through Friday from 10:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M., West Newport Community Center and Mariners Park from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. We are initiating a traveling game and craft wagon to visit the non - staffed areas one day a week. The program includes Bonita Creek Park, Newport Heights School, Andersen School, Newport Elementary and Irvine Terrace Park. The recreation leaders will be at each area from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. We are also initiating Camp Newport for 5 to 8 year olds at the Community Youth Center. This is a week long camp meeting at 8:00 A.M. and concluding at 1:00 P.M. (except on excursion days). Sports Our summer softball program has begun with 247 teams. This is a total,of 33 leagues and approximately 3,495 players. The 83 spring basketball teams are finishing up their leagues. Summer registration ended May 25. Contract Classes Spring classes are coming to an end this week. 1,803 people took part in this quarter's offerings. One big increase this spring was charted in the area of children's dance. Last spring we registered 93 students. This spring we had 148 children participating. •�j Staff has worked real hard in the last month preparing a room for the karate classes. We will leave the rented room at Corona del Mar High School in favor of the dance studio at the new West Newport Community Center. This will'save the Department the cost of using a School District facility. dZ The Environmental Nature Center Camps are almost sold out for the summer. The Kings River Raft Trip is sold out. Our tennis program revenue took an upswing of 10% this quarter. Staff attributes this increase to good weather and the popularity of the Mr. Pee Wee Tennis'Camps. Aquatics The Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center is finally open. Many swim groups are submitting permits for use to the Department. F.O.P. has been assisting staff in identifying all the user groups. We are still hiring pool staff but hope to be complete in the next two weeks. Seniors May was "Older Americans Month ", a time to celebrate the accomplishments of the elderly in America. To honor this occasion we-held an old fashion.country picnic on May 22. 150 seniors participated in lunch and special activities. The shared housing program held a bi- annual mixer on May 11. Approximately 60 seniors attended. These are seniors living on fixed incomes and looking for ways to cut costs. 300 seniors participated in the May 5 Health Fair. Hoag Hospital provided nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists and use of their Public Relations Department. 'The event was very 'beneficial for all. Seniors Supervisor Celeste Jardine -Haug will be leaving us for maternity leave beginning June 20. Coordinator,Kathy Ready will be the Acting Supervisor in . her absence. • 11 r CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: May 22, 1990 TO: Pai°ks, Beaches and Recreation Commission FROM: Nancy Beard, Recreation Superintendent SUBJECT: Meeting at Dr. Pike'srHouse, May 22, 8:30 P.M. On Tuesday evening, May 22, Parks, Beaches and Recreation staff members Nancy Beard and Bob Granger, Commissioner Jo Vandervort, and eledtrician Brian Da`msho from Mel Smith Electric met at #3 Monterey Circle to view Dr. Pike's continuous complaints on light spillage from the Lincoln Athletic Center. The electrician brought a light meter to measure the effects of the Athletic Center's lights. As we arrived at approximately 8:20 P.M., the sun was still going down and the light meter was reading 1.9. Dr. Pike stated that it was too early to really view the effects of the lights so the group waited for darkness to fall. As we waited,, Brian kept the light-meter in check. The later it got (and the darker it got) the lower the light readings became until it settled at approximately .3 at 8:30 P.M. What Dr. Pike is seeing is the glow of the lighted field in his spectacular view. There is virtually no light spillage in his yard. A map spotting the facility and Dr. Pike's home is attached. / M✓ z 1 P.S. Attached is a letter from the electrician. MEL SMITH ELECTRIC, incC Electdcel Contractor — Ucense No. 394741 8520 Central Avenue Stanton, California 90880 (714) 761.3205 me. Nanay a " rd city- of me# vct Beach Parke a R** tion Department P.O. - 8ox 14 W. Newpbrt Bet4h, cal. 92569--1768 May 23, 1990 RE: l4knoolmt'eahool Ballfields bear Ms. ftord, As you reeradated I met with you at the project site on May 22e 1990 at'8:00 P.M.. We than went to a private residence that was located at 93 Monterey circle. Upon your request I personally took ambient light level readings with a footcandle light meter. This test was performed to show if any excess light from the ballfield lights are contributing to the ambt�tt light at this residence. I took the'lirst reading about 8:15 P.M..and found there to be little change in the meter readings from when the meter was receiving the light input from only the residence. To •when the meter was directed at the ballfield. I than took a second reading at about 8:25 P.M. and found this change to be even leas when taken, using the same procedure.' As a result-of this test, and what I wi.tnessed:of this problem. I feel that the ballfield lights have little effect to the ambient light at this residence. It is Ity opinion that the problem,is caused by the Homeowner's attention being directed to the ballfield by what are•now newer, brighter, - and more efSicient lights. 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F- 91, ,�•, Q r'tiYY0. m RNA li +` " 11 z 1110 ro Rn s i:Nl 0.i PARK N TAR /y a -1 s �r °.�i.,�'� \`t''i"� `` '+' •ii/ •JAS':. r h�n;.e oeryit�,11L a luii. r: ' : z, Q�jd-(R CArn,ri�SS��i1 April 1990 • OASIS SENIOR CENTER MONTHLY ACTIVITIES /UTILIZATION REPORT Classes /Groups 3553 Long Trips Human Services Las Vegas 45 Peppermill 22 Another Passage 38 Blood Pressure 108 Meetings Braille 53 Board of Directors 21 Case Management (hours) 14 Executive Committee 9 Counselling 12 General Membership 87 Employment 150 Long Range Planning 8 Information /Referral 145 Human Services Comm. 10 Medicare Assistance 6 Fundraising Shared Housing 87 Newsletter Collating 31 Mature Driving Course 20 Newsletter Committee 24 Volunteer Hours 2445 Day Trips Y,an Transportation 381 4/3 Palm Springs 23• Inches 782 4/8 Old Town Music Hall 18 Special Events 4/12 A Day at Descanso 24 Pancake Breakfast 219 Walk America 12 4/18 S.D. Harbor Cruise/ Hearing Screening 11 Coronado Hotel 22 Volunteer Recognition Tea 75 Country Crafts Workshop 6 4/21 Grand Theater 20 4/22 Long Beach Comm. Theater 23 4/25 Visiting Frenchmen 14 4/27 Visiting Frenchmen 14 4/28 Visiting Frenchmen 14 • „1j7� PARK AND TREE DIVISION Item No. 1 3 MAY, 1990 PROGRESS REPORT • Our park crews performed the following tasks in addition to normal maintenance during the month of May. Water Conservation Program All of our controllers were adjusted for minimum watering to strive for a 20 percent reduction in water usage. The existing programs were recorded to give us a basemark to work from. Water use data from Utilities will give us our actual water reduction amount, and we will then adjust, if needed, to achieve the 20 percent reduction. West Newport Park 1. Installed new irrigation around the new restrooms at 58th Street and Sea= shore. 2. Planted 18 flats of gazanias, 49 (5 gallon) Pittosporum "Wheelers Dwarf ", 28 (5 gallon) Rhaphiolepsis, and 3 (24" box) Hollywood Junipers around the new restrooms. 3. Imported, spread, and graded 70 yards of soil around the one -half court basketball court to prepare the area for hydroseeding. 4. Hydroseeded approximately 7,000 square feet by contract. aside Drive Slope Opposite Begonia Park 1. Removed all vegetation in preparation for hydroseeding. 2. Hydroseeded approximately 8,000 square feet by contract. Begonia Park 1. The stairs which were located above the lower sand play area were removed by contract. 2. We regraded the hillside. 3. We installed new irrigation to this section of the slope in preparation for plugging in ice plant. Newport Boulevard Removed and replaced a 24" box Coral tree that had died. Cliff Drive Park Scout House Poured a concrete wheelchair ramp. Cliff Drive Park at Beacon Street Installed irrigation to the slope below Beacon Street. We will be replanting this as well. - 2 - Westcliff Park Installed new irrigation on the lower slopes which run along Polaris Drive as • needed. Bonita Creek Park Planted 50 flats of ice plant (Rosea) in parking lot planters. Spyglass Hills Paseo Planted 50 (5 gallon) Rhaphiolepis "Pink Lady" and 10 flats of honeysuckle. Newport Beach Acquatic Center Installed sign on wall of building. Girl Scout House Building (Balboa Peninsula) Planted 3 multiple Humulis palms and 6 (24" box) Queen palms in front planters. For the Recreation Department Park Crews Performed the following: 1. Removed illegal volleyball court at 4005 Oceanfront. 2. Re -set volleyball posts at 3909/3911 Oceanfront. 3. Relocated volleyball court 20' further out at 4205 Oceanfront. • 4. Set -up needed equipment for Arbor Day activity on April 27, 1990. Planted a 24" box Coral tree. 5. Burned in boundary lines for the following softball fields: Bonita Creek Park, Corona del Mar High School, Mariners Park, Community Youth Center and Eastbluff Park. Our Street Tree Division performed the following: Trimmed 895 trees. Planted 43 trees. Removed 29 trees. Root pruned 11 trees., Completed 28 work requests. Areas being trimmed this month: Completed Harbor View Hills South, Cameo Highlands, completed Oasis. Trees were removed at the following locations: 1943 Port Ramsgate 1955 Port Ramsgate 1942 Port Ramsgate 1961 Port Ramsgate 1972 Port Ramsgate • 1966 Port Ramsgate 2024 Port Ramsgate 1973 Port Ramsgate m 1985 Port Ramsgate r Owner 2 -Pear Owner 2 -Pear Owner 1 -Pear Owner 1 -Pear Owner 1 -Pear Owner I -Pear Owner 1 -Pear Owner 1 -Pear Owner 1 -Pear LA 710 Fernleaf 1930 Port Ramsgate • 1986 Port Ramsgate 2007 Port Ramsgate 1948 Port Ramsgate 935 Tiller 1815 Port Westbourne 1607 Port Abbey 1931 Port Chelsea 1839 Newport Hills Drive East 639 Cameo Highlands Drive 633 Rockford 4833 Dorchester 4639 Orrington - 3 - Dead Owner Owner Owner Owner Dead Dead Diseased Diseased Diseased Owner Owner Owner Owner Trees were planted at the following locations: 4615 Surrey 4624 Dorchester 1931 Port Ramsgate 801 Ceiba 1943 Port Ramsgate 1955 Port Ramsgate 1942 Port Ramsgate 1961 Port Ramsgate 1972 Port Ramsgate 1966 Port Ramsgate 2024 Port Ramsgate 1967 Port Ramsgate 1973 Port Ramsgate 2015 Port Ramsgate 1985 Port Ramsgate 2012 Port Ramsgate 1986 Port Ramsgate 2007 Port Ramsgate 1948 Port Ramsgate 1815 Port Westbourne 1751 Plaza del Sur 1741 Plaza del Sur 1723 Plaza del Sur 1737 Plaza del Sur 1740 Plaza del Norte 2312 Francisco 1706 Plaza del Norte 1740 Plaza del Norte 1748 Plaza del Norte 1715 Plaza del Sur 1741 Plaza del Sur Mariners Park Arbor Day 1936 Port Ramsgate 1842 Port Ashley 2100 Miramar 2001 Port Ramsgate • 1801 Tradewinds' 1985 Port Ramsgate 1960 Port Ramsgate U 1- Liquidambar 2 -Pear 2 -Pear 3 -Pear 1 -Pear 1- Eucalyptus i -Pear 1 -Pear 1 -Pear 1- Pittosporum 1- Pepper 1- Pepper i- Pepper 1- Eucalyptus 1 -Ficus Benjamina 1 -Ficus Benjamina 1- Liquidambar i- Magnolia 1- Li'quidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar i- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar 1- Cupania 1- Magnolia I- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 2- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 2- Tristania, 2- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 1- Magnolia 1 -Coral 1- Liquidambar i- Liquidambar 1- Magnolia 1- Liquidambar 2- Tristania 1- Liquidambar 1- Liquidambar