HomeMy WebLinkAbout23 - Environmental Nature Center/ Reqyest to Waiver FeesItem No. 23
March 8, 1999
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Arts & Cultural - Library - Recreation - Seniors
To: Mayor and Members of City Council
From: LaDonna Kienitz, Community Services Director /City Librarian
Re: Newport Beach Little League Lincoln Athletic Center Field Requests
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Review and approve two requests by Newport Beach Little League (NBLL) at the Lincoln Athletic
Center:
1. The installation of a permanent scoreboard in proposed location on field no. 2. Final
approval contingent on Newport Mesa Unified School District.
2. Seasonal utilization of the field lights on Friday nights in 1999 until 9:45pm for games and
practices. The season extends from March 1 through June 12.
BACKGROUND
On February 2, 1999 the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission reviewed this subject in a
modified form. The commission approved the installation of the scoreboard and use of the field
lights for make up games on Fridays until 9:45 p.m. and Saturdays until 8:00 p.m. On February
8, 1999, the City Council responding to a resident appeal, called for the review of the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commission ruling.
In the interim, NBLL retracted its request for Saturday night light use and now requests light use
every Friday night until 9:45pm in 1999.
The City of Newport Beach leases Lincoln Athletic Center from the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District and is responsible for scheduling and maintenance of these fields. The NBLL is co-
sponsored by the Community Services Department and relies heavily on Lincoln fields, due in
large part to the availability of lights.
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• The field lights at Lincoln were originally installed in 1974.
• In 1989, the current lighting system was installed as part of an overall renovation of the entire
field and gymnasium facilities. In preparation for this project a Negative Declaration for the
proposed improvements was approved by City Council.
• In 1990, the light fixtures were realigned in response to complaints from residents on Spyglass
Hill.
• In 1995 a key card system was installed to replace a simple timer and toggle switch system.
This enables staff to better control the light users and the times of use and includes a master
override system that automatically shuts down the lights at a preset time.
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• In March 1998, the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission approved a project proposed
by the NBLL to enhance the backstop and surrounding area of Lincoln field no. 2. This
project, still in progress, is being funded and constructed by the NBLL. All required City
building permits have been properly obtained. The project includes expanded concrete pads
to add batting cages, storage bins, a plaza area and a dedication wall, security lighting, a
scoreboard and shade trees. This project does not increase the amount of field space to be
used at this site.
NBLL has stated that operating hours of the batting cages will be limited to regularly scheduled
times and will require adult supervision.
Affected resident management representatives and specific residents that have contacted the
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission about Lincoln Athletic Center issues have been given
notice of this agenda item.
REQUEST 1 - INSTALLATION OF A PERMANENT SCOREBOARD THAT WILL SERVE FIELD NO. 2
In the initial NBLL proposal for the field no. 2 renovation project a request for a permanent
scoreboard in the outfield was denied and an alternate location for a temporary scoreboard was
approved.
Since the Commission approval, NBLL has decided that this option would not be effective and is
now proposing a permanent location adjacent to the right centerfield pole. The scoreboard
would be mounted on two poles with its back to the light standard and face Pacific View Drive. It
would span 16 feet across and the top would reach 16 feet above the ground in order to be
visible over the outfield fence. The board would feature incandescent light bulbs that would
indicate score, inning, balls, strikes and outs.
Staff met on site with NMUSD staff and agreed that the proposed location would not interfere
with the multi -use capabilities of any of the fields. However, it is clear that addition of a
permanent feature would require approval of the Division of State Architects (DSA) as a District
requirement. NBLL has indicated that they are moving through that process. NMUSD staff have
stated that acceptance of this proposal would depend on DSA and City approvals, along with
consideration of public input.
Request 2 —Field Light Usage on Fridav nights
The NBLL is requesting field light usage for the 1999 baseball season on Friday nights from dusk
to 9:45pm because of the need for additional practice and game field space. The season will run
from approximately March 1 through June 12. The lights would be kept off if the fields are not
needed.
This Friday night usage would be in addition to NBLL's regularly scheduled times of:
Monday through Thursday 3 to 9:45pm
Friday 3pm to dusk*
Saturday 8am to dusk
Sunday loam to dusk
* Over the past fours years seasonal Friday night field light use at Lincoln Athletic Center has
been granted by formal approval of Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission.
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Compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act
The project has been reviewed by the Planning Department related to compliance with the
California Environmental Quality Act. It has been determined that the project is Categorically
Exempt from its provisions.
The field light use hours is exempt under Class 23: Normal Operations of Facilities for Public
Gatherings. This is based upon the fact that there is a past history of the facility being used for the
same or similar kind of purpose. In this case, for the past four years extended Friday night use has
been approved for youth baseball and soccer seasonal use.
The installation of a scoreboard is exempt under Class 11: Accessory Structures; and Class 14:
Minor Additions to Schools. Class 11 exempts the placement of minor structures to existing
institutional facilities, including signs. Class 14 exempts minor additions to existing school
grounds, where the addition does not increase student capacity by more than 25 %. Since the
scoreboard is a type of sign commonly found on an athletic field, and the project will not provide
for any additional student capacity of the school, these exempts apply in this case.
Attachments: 1. Negative Declaration, September 19, 1986
2. Lights at Lincoln, dated 1986
3. Proposed Site for Scoreboard
4. Letter from John Della Grotta, President, Newport Beach Little League
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
P.O. BOX 1768. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658 -8915
NEGATIVE DECLARATION
10: oOffice of Planning and Research
1400 Tenth Street, Room 121
Sacramento, CA 95814
Q County Clerk of the County
of Orange
P.O. Box 838
Santa Ana, CA 92702
NAME OF PROJECT: Lincoln Athletic Facili
FROM: Planning Department
City of Newport Beach
P.O. Box 1768
Newport Beach, CA 92656 -8915
PROJECT LOCATION: Lincoln Intermediate School Site
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Redevelopment of a former intermediate school site into
a multi- functional activity and athletic complex.
FINDING: Pursuant to the provisions of City Council Policy K -3 pertaining to
procedures and guidelines to implement the California Environmental Quality
Act, the Environmental Affairs Committee has evaluated the proposed project
and determined that the proposed project will not have a significant effect
on the environment-
MITIGATION MEASURES:
See attachment-
INITIAL STUDY PREPARED BY: City of Newport Beach
-INITIAL STUDY AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AT: 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beac;., CA
DATE RECEIVED FOR FILI`:G:
Environmental Coordinator
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APPENDIX I
FNVIRONMENTAL CNECYLIST FCRM
Environmental Checklist Form
(To Be Completed By Lead Agency)
I. Background
1. Name of Proponent Ij,l ,U !I!(.7•;1 : ( t.:(llJ
2. Address and Phone Number of Proponent
3. Date of Checklist Submission
4. Agency Requiring Checklist r i .-f; ! �� „ ";,�r., ?.Cr-r ".•;;• r: ^ /-._-
5. Name of Proposal, if applicable -!-
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II. Environmental Impacts ='
(Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe” answers are required on attached
sheets.)
YES MAYBE RD
1. Earth. Will the proposal result in:
a. Unstable earth conditions or in
changes in geologic substructures? =
b. Disruptions, displacements, com-
paction or overcovering of the soil?
c. Mange in topography or ground
surface relief features?
d. The destruction, covering or modi-
fication of any unique geologic or
physical features?
e. Any increase in wind or water erosion
of soils, either on or off the site?
f. Changes in deposition or erosion of
beach sands, or changes in siltation,
deposition or erosion which may modify
the channel of a river or stream or the
bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or
lake?
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YES MAYBE �yD
g. Exposure of people or prop «rty to
geological hazards such as earth-
quakes, landslides, mudslides, ground
failure, or similar hazards?
2. Air. Will the proposal result in:
a. Substantial air emissions or dete'ri-
oration of ambient air quality?
b. The creation of objectionable odors?
C. Alteration of air movement, moisture
or temperature, or any change in
climate, either locally or regionally?
J. Water. Will the proposal result in:
a. Changes in currents, or the course or
direction of water movements, in either /
marine or fresh waters? ✓
b. Changes in absorption rates., drainage
patterns, or the rate and amount of
surface runoff? v
c. Alterations to the course of flour of
flood waters? v
d. Change in the amount of surface water
in any water body? ✓
e. Discharge into surface waters or in
any alteration of surface water
quality, including but not limited
to temperature, dissolved oxygen or
turbidity? _✓
f. Alteration of the direction or rate /
of flow of ground waters?
g. Change in the quantity of ground
waters, either through direct addi-
tions or withdrawals, or through
interception of an aquifer by cuts
or excavations?
h. Substantial reduction in the amount
of water otherwise availalle `or
public water supplies?
i. Exposure of people or property to
water related hazards such as
flooding or tidal waves?
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YES MAYBE ND
4. Plant Life. Will the proposal result in:
a. Change in the diversity of species,
or number of any species of plants
(including trees, shrubs, grass,
crops, and aquatic plants)? J
b. Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or endangered species j
of plants? ✓
c. Introduction of new species of
plants into an area, or in a barrier
to the normal replenishment of
existing specie37
d. Reduction in acreage of any
agricultural crop? /
5.
Animal Life. Will the proposal result in:
a. Change in the diversity of species, or
numbers of any species of animals
(birds, land animals including reptiles,
fish and shellfish, benthic organisms,
or insects)?
b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique,
rare or endangered species of animals?
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c. Introduction of new species of ani-
mals into an area, or result in a
barrier to the migration or movement
of animals?
d. Deterioration to existing fish or
wildlife habitat?
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6.
Noise. Will the proposal result in:
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a. Increases in existing noise levels? ✓
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b. Exposure of people to severe noise
levels?
7.
Light and Clare. Will the proposal produce
new light or (flare? ✓
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R.
Land Use. Will the proposal result in a
substantial alteration of the present or
planned land use of an area?
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YFS NAYRF. rr
9. Natural Resources. Will the proposal
result in:
a. Increase in the rate of use nf any
natural resources?
b. Substantial depletion of any non-
renewable natural resource?
10. Risk of Upset. Does the proposal involve
a risk of an explosion or the release of
hazardous substances (including, but not
limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or
radiation) in the event of an accident or
upset conditions?
11. Population. Will the proposal alter the
location, distribution, density, or growth
rate of the human population of an area? '
12. Poulin . 'Pill the proposal affect
existing housing, or create a demand
for additional housing? ✓"
13. Trans22rtation /Circulation. Will the
proposal result in:
a. Ceneration of substantial additional
vehicular movement?
b. Effects on existing parking facilities,
or demand for new parking?
C. Substantial impact upon existing
transportation systems?
d. Alterations to present patterns of
circulation or movement of people
and /or goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or
air traffic?
f. Increase in traffic hazardous to
motor vehicles, bicyclists or
pedestrians?
14. Public Services. Will the proposal have an
Pff^_ct upon, or result in a need for new or
a?cered governmental services in any of the
folic-+in; areas:
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YES
a. Fire protection?
b. Police protection?
c. Schools?
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
e. Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f. Other governmental services ?'
15. Energy Will the proposal result in:
a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel or
energy?
MAYBE
b. Substantial increase in demand upon
axisting sources of energy, or 'require
the development of new sources of
energy? _
16. Utilities. Will the proposal result in a
need for new systems, or substantial
alterations to the following utilities:
a. power or natural gas?
b. Communications systems?
c. Water?
d. Sever or septic tanks?
e. Storm water drainage?
f. Solid waste and disposal?
17. Human Health. Will the proposal result in:
a. Creation of any health hazard or
potential health hazard (excluding
mental health)?
b. Exposure of people to potential
health hazards?
13. Aesthetics. Will the proposal result in the
obstruction of any scenic vista or view open
to the public, or will the proposal result
in the creation of an aesthetically
offensive site open to public view?
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III
IV.
YES MAYBE ND
19. Recreation. Will the proposal result
in an impact upon the quality or quantity
of existing recreational opportunities?
20. Archeological /Historical. Will thr
proposal result in an alteration of a
significant archeological or historical
site, structure, object or building? i
21. Mandatory Findings of Significance.
a. Does the.project have the potential to
degrade the quality of the environment,
substantially reduce the habitat of a
fish or wildlife species, cause a fish
or wildlife population to drop below
self— sustaining levels, threaten to
eliminate a plant or animal'cosssunity,
reduce the number or restrict the
range of a rare or endangered plant
or animal or eliminate important
examples of the major periods of
California history or prehistory? v
b. Does the project have the potential to
achieve abort —term, to the disadvantage
of long —term, environmental goals? (A
short —term impact on the environment is
one which occurs in a relatively brief
definitive period of time while long— ✓'
term impacts will' endure well into the
future.)
c. Does the project,have impacts which
are individually limited, but cumu-
latively considerable? (A project
may impact on two or more separate
resources where the impact on each
resource is relatively small, but
where the effect of the total of
those impacts on the environment is
significant.) _
d. Does the project have environmental
effects which will cause substantial
adverse effects on humcn beings,
either directly or indirectly?
Discussion of Environmental Evaluation
nrtermination
(7o be completed by the Lead Apency)
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On the basis of this initial evaluation:
Q I find that the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect
on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DFCI.ARATION will be prepared.
i find that although the proposed project could .have a significant
effect 'on the environment, there will not be a significant effect in
this ease because the mitigation measures described on an attached
sheet have been added to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION will
be prepared.
I find the proposed project MAY have a significant effect on the
environment, and an EAVIROMME.9'IAL IMPACT REPORT is required.
Date
(Note: This is cnly a auggestad for=.
their own format for initial studies.)
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Public agencies are free to devise
Lincoln Athletic Facility
The proposed project will result in some disruptions, displacements,
and compaction of the soil. Grading will be limited to minor ad-
ditions and withdrawals to achieve maximum quality athletic fields.
No significant changes in the topography shall occur and there shall
be no importation or exportation of soils. Minor grading procedures
shall be conducted in relation to the removal of deteriorated asphalt
and laying of new asphalt for the proposed parking lot. No signifi-
cant effects are anticipated upon compliance with mitigation measures.
Implementation of the proposal shall result in changes in ground
surface relief features. Routine irrigation relief will not change
significantly and will simply soak into the soil. Changes will occur,
however, in the relief features designed for storm water drainage.
Storm water swales shall be located at corner property lines and
adjacent to the proposed parking lot as well. These swales shall
catch surface runoff and drain such overflow offsite via an under-
ground drainage system. No significant effects are anticipated.
The creation of objectionable odors may occur as a result of the
proposed project. Such odors shall be related to the laying of
asphalt for the proposed parking lot. Such effects are temporary and
are, therefore, insignificant.
Implementation of the proposal shall result in changes in the absorp-
tion rates and drainage patterns on site. Such effects are discussed
above and are anticipated to be insignificant upon compliance with
mitigation measures.
Increases in the existing noise level will occur as a result of the
proposed project. Such effects shall occur from the use of heavy
machinery during the course of construction. Such effects shall be
alleviated upon completion of the project and are, therefore, insig-
nificant.
The proposal will result in the production of new light and glare.
The athletic facility will be fully /partially lit in correlation with
the number of fields in simultaneous use. The spillage shall not
significantly effect adjacent residences upon compliance with mitiga-
tion measures.
The proposed project shall result in effect on existing parking
facilities and a demand for new parking. The existing parking facil-
ities shall accommodate demand in connection with the proposed parking
on site. No significant effects shall occur.
Implementation of the proposed project shall effect the quality and
quantity of existing recreational opportunities in a positive manner.
The project will enhance the facility and provide opportunity for a
wider variety of sports as well as the occurrence of simultaneous
events.
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MITICATION MEASURES
1. Development of site shall be subject to a grading
plan to be approved by the Building Department.
2. An erosion, siltation and dust control plan, if
required, shall be submitted and be subject to the
approval of the Building Department and a copy
shall be forwarded to the California Regional
Water Quality Control Board, Santa Ana Region.
3. That grading shall be conducted in accordance with
plans prepared by a Civil Engineer and based on
recommendations of a soil engineer and an engi-
neering geologist subsequent to the completion of
a comprehensive soil and geologic investigation of
the site. Permanent reproducible copies of the
"Approved as Built" grading plans on standard size
sheets shall be furnished to the Building Depart-
ment.
4. A landscape and irrigation plan for the project
shall be prepared by a licensed landscape archi-
tect. The landscape plan shall integrate and
phase the installation of landscaping with the
proposed construction schedule.
5. Landscaping shall be regularly maintained free of
weeds and debris. All vegetation shall be regu-
larly trimmed and kept in a healthy condition.
6. Any lighting system shall be designed and main-
tained in such a manner as to conceal the light
source and to minimize light spillage and glare to
the adjacent residential uses.
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Photos from Lincoln Athletic Facility Regional Competitive Project Proposal
Submitted to Park Recreation Grant Program
Submitted September 22, 1986
Lights shown in pictures were installed in 1974
Existing temporary backstop used for softball play_
Present lighting system will be recycled as much
as possible_
Athletic Field and Baseball Diamond_ The proposed
redesign would reverse the existing diamonds and
playing areas and permit three diamonds to be used
simultaneously-
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1280 BISON AVENUE, #B9 -491
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660
(714) 668 -6210
John F. Della Grotta
President
March 1, 1999
The City Council
City of Newport Beach
3300 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, California 92658 -8915
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Ladies and Gentlemen=
In preparation for the March 8, 1999 City Council Meeting,
I wanted to clearly state the position of the Newport Beach Little
League (" NBI.L ") regarding the scoreboard and the use of lights on
Friday and Saturday evenings throughout the baseball season.
For two ycars we have had discussions with the City of
Newport Beach and the Newport -Mesa School District regarding the
installation of a scoreboard at Lincoln 2 in connection with our Lincoln 2
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renovation project. When I appeared before the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission (the "P9&R Commission ") over one year ago, the
challenge was to find a place at Lincoln 2 which would allow the facility
to have a scoreboard, but installed in such a manner so as to allow the
field to continue to be a multi - purpose facility. In the spirit of those
discussions, a semi- permanent installed scoreboard to be placed
immediatly behind the right - centerfield fence at Lincoln 2
(approximately 200 feet from home plate) was approved by the PBV
Commission. That design element was set forth on the working drawings
and the building plans which were approved by the City's Building
Department. Semi - permanent was defined as a scoreboard which was
placed in below -grade cement sleeves with a below -grade electrical box
at the foot of the scoreboard. The concept was that the scoreboard
would come down after the end of the baseball season and be put back
up at the beginning of baseball season. The electrical box, however,
would remain underground an a permanent basis.
After the electrical contractor studied the installation and
the site further, he was of the view that the safer and more cost -
efficient approach would be to find a permanent location which did not
conflict with soccer's use. We found such a place approximately 120
feet farther away from the Lincoln 2 Little League field fence. We
consulted Mike Wade of AYSO Soccer and Eric Jetta of the Newport -
Mesa School District and everyone agreed that this was the perfect
location; namely, directly in front of the largest light standard in Lincoln
Field. While in the best of all worlds, it would be better if the
scoreboard were closer to Lincoln 2, we believe that this compromise
was the safest alternative and was in the best interests of all the youth
sports activities. On February 2, 1999, the PB$R Commission approved
the placement of this scoreboard at the new permanent location.
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On the basis of the PB &R approval, the consensus achieved
and the fact that the scoreboard was farther away from residents than
the initial plan which was approved, we committed $21,000 to pull
electrical wire and have installed a new electrical system at Lincoln 2
and the surrounding smaller fields. We also have spent $4,100 on a
scoreboard and have committed $4,200 for installation costs.
We were then informed that•the same two people who have
been on campaign to decrease the use of, Lincoln Athletic Facility were
able to stop progress and prior commitments. How they were able to
assert a challenge is difficult for me to comprehend. Let's look at the
facts:
1. The PB &R Commission originally approved the scoreboard
in a place closer to the two Canyon Crest residents. We have now
positioned the scoreboard farther away, over 560 feet from the
Kopicki's residence.
2. The placement of the scoreboard and the size of the
lights make it virtually impossible for someone at that distance to see
the tiny lights.
3. We have planted trees on the sides and in the back of
the dedication wall at Lincoln 2. The trees arc in the sight line of the
Kopicki's residence, making it more difficult to see the scoreboard. In
addition, the Kopicki's residence is at a grade well below Lincoln 2 field
and is not even in the direct path of the scoreboard.
4. At night, with the field lights on, it seems a bit of a
stretch to say that the scoreboard lights add to the light situation at
Lincoln. In fact, common sense alone dictates that it does not.
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5. As we have maintained all along, the scoreboard is an
essential part in the renovation plan at Lincoln 2. Each of the other
Little Leagues in South County and across Southern California have
electric scoreboards. Many Leagues have multiple electric scoreboards.
If you have any doubt about this statement, please take a drive down
the 405/5 to the La Paz exit. Make a left off the La Paz exit and
proceed to Gilleran. Look at the fields to the left and the right. All
have electric scoreboards. You also should note the type of housing
surrounding the area. All upscale Mission Viejo single- family dwellings.
6. To also refresh your recollection, at our Opening Day
last year, we dedicated the scoreboard in the memory of Frank Rhodes,
a League volunteer who died of cancer. It was his wish that in lieu of
flowers, donations be made to the Newport Beach Little League. With
those monies, the Board of NBLL dedicated those funds to purchase the
scoreboard. It was fitting because, for years, Frank would bemoan the
fact that we were the only League without an electric scoreboard; he
therefore carried around with him a battery operated scoreboard from
game to game. If we were not sure that we had the approval last year,
we would never have had a dedication ceremony.
This is an important issue to our League and we hope that
you look at the facts objectively. The issue is not one of lights. This
delay has cost 720 children and their parents the pleasure of seeing a
scoreboard operating on Opening Day, March 6, 1999. The scoreboard
was scheduled to be installed on March 3, 1999. Please do not deprive
us the use of the scoreboard for the entire season.
For at least the past four years, NBLL has played night
baseball games at Lincoln 2, utilizing the field until 9:45 P.M. When we
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did not use the field that late (for example. a game would finish
earlier). the lights would be turned off earlier. Suddenly. this has
become an issue.
Last year we expanded to nine Major Division Teams: this
year we expanded to ten teams. As I hope you all are aware from my
multiple appearances before you with respect to the Bonita Canyon
annexation project. we are out of fields. There is nowhere else to 96.
especially at the upper division where lights are essential. We need the
three practice times on Friday evenings at both Lincoln 1 and Lincoln 2
to give the teams access to the fields. Our practice times are from
3:30 -5:00: 5:00 -7:30 and 7:30 -9:00. We also use the time for make-
up games from 5:00 -9:45. This is not a new request for Lincoln 2: only
Lincoln 1, the field farthest away from the Kopickis and the field used
for adult soft -ball. The need for Lincoln 1 is because the League has
been stretched beyond the number of fields available. particulary
lighted fields. When we have a make -up game situation. we easily will
fill all available times at both Lincoln 1 and Lincoln 2.
The times that we propose are no different from the time
adult softball uses the Lincoln fields during the week and less time than
the lights are used at Bonito Creek. It is my sincere hope that the
answer is not that it's O.K. for adult softball but not O.K. for Little
Leaguers. When this issue was brought before the PUP Commission on
February 2. 1999. I was unable to attend. Only make -up games were
approved because. apparently. the full request was not clearly stated.
Not approving those practice times has been devastating for us because
teams have been practicing since February 8. 1999.
Our regular season starts March 6. 1999 and the Friday
field availability is crucial to us. Our request is to be allowed to use
the lights until 9:45 p.m. every Friday night on Lincoln 1 and 2. To the
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extent we do not use the field(s) on a particular evening for the full
time, we will continue to be responsible and turn the lights off.
In light of the fact that our request is for every Friday
evening, the condition to Friday night usage by the PB &R Commission
that we call the Community Services Department every time we want to
use the field becomes unnecessary. We have never been subject to
such a procedure before and we do not think that it is appropriate now.
Again, I do not see adult softball or other sports groups being put
through the some type of procedures. It is my hope that we can
resolve the issue an March 8 and not have to go back to the PB &R
Commission. We just do not have the time to continue to hold up our
entire season over these issues. I ask that you help us an this paint.
For some reason, our request was blown out of proportion
and the truth distorted. All that we asked for was use of Lincoln 1 and
2 an Saturday nights for make -up games in the event of heavy rains like
last year. These make -up games would only be played if we had more
make -up games than Friday evenings could handle. Our request for
Saturday nights would be usage until 8:00 p.m. Newport Beach parents
of Little Leaguers, unlike the parents in other District 55 Little
Leagues, do not like to play an Saturday nights. We would avoid playing
an Saturday nights at all casts. It would not be probable that this
would even happen in light of the "lo Nina" condition this year.
In light of the remote possibility that NBLL will need to ure
Lincoln 1 and Lincoln 2 an Saturday nights for make -up games, we are
withdrawing our request for the use of Lincoln 1 and Lincoln 2 an
Saturday nights. Use of bath fields an Friday nights should take care
of the issue.
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The City Council
March 1, 1999
Page 7
We have tried on many occasions to speak with the Kopickis
about their concerns. We have curtailed our efforts because, absent
shutting down the Little League Program at the Lincoln Athletic Facility,
nothing will ultimately make them happy. Each element of our renovation
plan, from hard scope to softscape, from batting cages to a barbeque,
upsets them. They even objected to the dedication wall, the trees and
the security lighting, even after it was scientifically proven that light
from the security lighting could not travel through metal, which was the
only way the security lighting could be seen by the Kopickis if they were
in their residence. We have come to realize that the diversion which
they have created concerning use of the lights is only a means to an
end; namely. to curtail the use of Lincoln Athletic Facility as an active
sports park.
NBLL is a volunteer organization and all the money raised
for the field renovation program has been donated by Newport Beach
residents and companies like The Irvine Company, each of whom want to
make our active parks better. The budget for this project, which
started at $40,000 has ballooned to approximately $120,000. This is
in addition to the $53,000- $60,000 that NBLL expends per year to
take care of the fields that we use throughout the baseball season.
The same fields are then turned over to soccer in the late summer /early
fall.
It strikes us as odd that persons who choose to live across
the street from an active school and active park have the right•to
dictate to the rest of the community that those facilities not be utilized
in their intended and historic manner.
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The City Council
March 1, 1999
Page 8
NBLL is the focus because we are is doing what no other
youth organization has done; namely, commit substantial amounts of
money to improve both the hard scope and the park as a whole, as well
as the playing field. When we are done, Newport Beach will be proud of
the accomplishment. We hope that our work will serve as a model for
other similar efforts.
There is just so much time that volunteers like myself can
spend on projects like these. When you create unreasonable obstacles,
you take time away from constructive community service work to devote
to nonsense like the issues that the Kopickis are raising.
It is my hope that you*
1. Approve the scoreboard installation;
2. Approve the use of lights on Lincoln 1 and 2 on Friday
evenings throughout the baseball season for practices and make -up
games until 9 ;45 p.m., without the need for call -in approval from the
Community Services Department every week; and
3- Embrace the entire scope of the Lincoln 2 Renovation
project so that we are not continuously having to rehash issues which
have already been addressed (See Exhibit A hereto).
In light of the large turnout expected in the City Council
Chambers on March 8, 1999, I respectfully ask the Mayor to take our
Agenda item out of order as early in the evening as possible, as many
children will be attending the session.
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The City Council
March 1, 1999
Page 9
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This coming Saturday. March 6. 1999 at 9:30 a.m. is our
Opening Day for the 1999 Season. We start with a parade through the
streets surrounding the Lincoln Athletic Facility, lead by the Newport
Beach Police and Fire Department. Our ceremony continues on our
renovated Lincoln 2 field with our guest speaker. a surprise
internationally -known sports personality, followed by first ball
ceremonies in which Scott Boras, Kevin Brown's agent who negotiated the
$103 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, and a senior
representative from The Irvine Company, our two highest level Capital
Campaign sponsors. will participate. During the afternoon, we have a
picnic lunch provided by Carl's Sr. and a carnival. with activities, games
and prizes.
I invite each Member of the City Council to be our guest
and attend our Opening Day ceremonies. What you will see is a touch of
Americana; Newport Beach families coming together to have a good
time. Along with the American flag and the Little League Baseball flag
we will be flying the flag of the City of Newport Beach. Hopefully. by
looking over the sea of residents, over 1.700 people are expected, the
issues before you on Monday night will be more relevant.
If you plan on attending. please call me at (714) 668 -6210
and I will arrange for five complementary lunch tickets to be delivered
to you for you and your family and friends.
If you have any questions on any matter discussed in this
letter, I would be happy to meet with any Council Member either
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March 1. 1999
Page 10
individually or in a group prior to the March 87° Meeting to discuss the
matter more fully.
Respectfully Submitted,
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John F. Della Gotta,
President
cc: Mr. Dennis Danger, Interim City Manager
Robert Burnham, Esq., City Attorney
Ms. Patricia Beek, Chairperson, PB31t Commission
Ms. L.aDonna Kienitz, Community Services Director
Mr. Steve Hunt, Senior Recreation Manager
NBL.L Board of Directors
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Exhibit A
Lincoln 2 Renovation Project
1. New electrical system installed at Lincoln 2, 4 and 5.
2. New irrigation system installed at Lincoln 2 and the common
areas surrounding the field. This systems also benefits
soccer's usage.
3. New landscaping, including trees, flowers and shrubs at and
surrounding Lincoln 2.
4. New semi - permanent baseball fence.
5. New foul poles.
6. • Two new lighted batting cages.
7. Security lighting around Lincoln 2.
8. New turf behind home plate and along the sides of first and
third base.
9. Reseeded and leveled the rest of Lincoln 2.
10. Poured over 10,000 new square feet of cement to create
walkways and gathering areas.
11. Donor wall which creates a focal point for several of the
baseball fields.
12. New covered dugouts.
13. New bullpens complete with astro turf.
14. New permanent fencing throughout Lincoln 2.
15. New raised scorekeeper's platform behind home plate.
16. New open -air barbeque center to replace the run -down
trailer.
17. Flog poles to fly the U.S., Newport Beach and Little League
flags.
18. Refurbished stands for safer seating.
19. Installed backstop pads.
20. Two new storage bins.
21. Electronic scoreboard.
[Please note that the above - referenced items only represents the
major items. The entire project has additional elements.]
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PRINTED:" Sl``'l °1
March 4, 1999
Dear Mavor O'Neil,
Asa parent who can afford to pay the fees necessary to join Newport National Little League. 1 am still
troubled by the fact that you do not think the city has an obligation to invest in fields that contribute to the
well being of our children. Every child who is playing baseball is a child who is not vandalizing or
painting gmffitti or getting into other trouble that bored and uninvolved kids get into. The Little League
does more than their share of soliciting funds from private sources. As you know, those same sources are
being asked to contribute to the Boys and Girls Club, to the Newport Mesa Foundation, and to various
other sport and educational .organizations that all have the same goal in mind — help the children in our area
stay busy and out of trouble-'I am amazed that you don't see the importance of the city making a
significant financial statement of support. I realiie'the city has many places to spend our money brit'just
as some neighborhoods draw young families.because of their "kid friendly" reputation it would be very sad
if Newport Beach became known for its "anti -kid" decisions which brings me to the latest "kid friendly'
decision you need to make thisMonday. After the Parks and Recreation Dept. have recourmended its
acceptance and giveii'the initial o.lc to proceed it is outrageous that a fe:w people can stop the use of
Lincoln field on Friday and 'Saturday nights when they are used on other nights for adult sports and those
same unhappy people can stop the placement of the scoreboard which has no effect on them. Please
consider the good of the whole family community over the unfounded complaints of a few. Many will be
watching the outcome of city council decisions to see what kind of a city we will become.
Sincerely,
Gene and Terri Rhodes
3900 Park Green Drive
Corona del Mar. CA 92625
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March 8, 1999
Corona Del Mar, California 92625
Phone (714) 720 -0888 FAX (714) 720 9214
Honorable Mayor, Dennis O'Neil,
& Members of the City Council,
City of Newport Beach
Honorable Mayor and Members,
Subsequent to our communication of February
21, 1999, the concerns of the Seaview Lutheran
Plaza Board of Directors and the members of
the Lutheran Church of the Master have been
compounded by the events of March 7, 1999.
On that date a "special event" (opening
ceremonies of the 1999 Newport Beach Little
League Season) took place at the Lincoln
Athletic Center. As in the past - there was no
contact of the adjacent property owners, who
were under the impression that any event
which materially impacted traffic or such
adjacent property owners required a "special
events" permit, which, in turn required contact
of affected parties.
The event was "special" enough for the Police
Department and the Traffic Department to
assign personnel for traffic control. Both
Seaview Lutheran Plaza and Lutheran Church of
the Master had to place barriers at the
entrance to their parking lots. Lutheran Church
of the Master also had to assign an individual
to contact those who disregarded the barriers.
While Seaview Lutheran Plaza suffered minimal
inconvenience, Lutheran Church of the Master
had to overcome serious difficulties. Three
CARING Managed Communities and Services a �..
different groups were scheduled to meet at the
church at the same time as the Little League
event. Getting into the parking lot was difficult
and its members were required to perform the
unpleasant task of confronting parents and
their children and telling them that they must
move their vehicles.
This could have been avoided if the concerns
expressed last year had been properly
reviewed by the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission. At that time the Seaview Lutheran
Plaza Board attempted to establish a remedial
system involving all the concerned parties -
specifically including the Commission.
If Lutheran Church of the Master had been
contacted about the "special event ", it could
have made arrangements to adjust its program
and, perhaps, arrange some parking for Little
League parents.
Because past efforts to work with the
Commission have been unsuccessful, The Board
of Directors, Seaview Lutheran Plaza, and the
members of Lutheran Church of the Master
respectfully renew their request that the
Newport Beach City Council:
➢ Cause an examination of the traffic and
parking problems in the vicinity of Lincoln
Athletic Center and the impact of Lincoln
Athletic Center (current and future) on the
surrounding neighbors.
Determine why no "special event" permit
was required for the March 8, 1999, event.
➢ Examine the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission's past, present and future
processing of improvements at Lincoln
Athletic Center - particularly in relation to
those requested by the Newport Beach Little
League.
➢ Examine the code immunities of the
Newport /Mesa School District; and, if unable
to enforce code requirements, prohibit
approval of requests that could have a
significant negative impact (including
parking and traffic) on surrounding
neighbors.
➢ If necessary, seek legislative action to
modify current school districts' immunities
from local codes.
➢ Inform the Seaview Lutheran Plaza Board of
Directors (acting also on behalf of Lutheran
Church of the Master) of the results of the
Council's efforts on this issue.
Respectfully,
Charles R. Gross, President,
Board of Directors,
Seaview Lutheran Plaza, Inc.
Designated Spokesperson,
Lutheran Church of the Master
2800 Pacific View Drive
Corona Del Mar, California 92625
Phone (714) 720 -0888 FAX (714) 720 -9214
February 21, 1999
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Honorable Mayor, Dennis O'Neil,
& Members of the City Council,
City of Newport Beach
Honorable Mayor and Members,
Recent actions by the Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commission require a
response from the Board of Directors, Seaview
Lutheran Plaza, Inc..
The Commission approved improvements at
Lincoln Athletic Center requested by Newport
Beach Little League representatives. The
Commission's action in this instance repeats
that of last year. In neither case were
surrounding property owners contacted or
advised of the Commission's pending action.
This is of particular concern, because after the
last action the Commission was put on notice
that adjacent property owners were concerned
and would like an opportunity to appear and
respond to proposals. In fact, Representatives
of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Department participated in a meeting of those
concerned and participated in discussions of
those concerns - particularly about prior
notification of modifications of facilities at
Lincoln Athletic Center.
CARING Managed Communities and Services
THEREFORE;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SEAVIEW
LUTHERAN PLAZA, RESPECTFULLY
REQUESTS THAT:
➢ The Newport Beach City Council cause an
examination of the traffic and parking
problems in the vicinity of Lincoln Athletic
Center and the impact of Lincoln Athletic
Center (current and future) on the
surrounding neighbors.
➢ Examine the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission's past, present and future
processing of improvements at Lincoln
Athletic Center - particularly in relation to
the improvements requested for little league.
➢ Examine the code immunities of the
Newport /Mesa School District; and, if unable
to enforce code, refuse approval of requests
which could have a substantial negative
impact on surrounding neighbors - including
parking and traffic.
➢ Seek legislative action to modify current
school districts' immunities from local codes.
Respectfully,
Charles R. Gross, President,
Board of Directors,
Seaview Lutheran Plaza, Inc.
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FIELD SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
LINCOLN #1 NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
I
NBLL
(start 219) 8 -dusk
3 -9:45
3 -TBA*
3 -TBA*
3 -TBA*
3 -8p*
8 -dusk
NBLL
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
(lights
-PBR comm
? ? ?)
CNBA*
CNBA*
CNBA*
( *212 -315, 6 -10p; 319 -5114,
LINCOLN #2 NBLL
(start 219) 8 -dusk
LINCOLN #3 AYSO 57
TRACK 9 -dusk
LINCOLN #4 & #5 NBLL
(start 2/9) 8 -dusk
BONITA SOFT- BS
BALL #1 & #2 11 -3p
(start 2/9)
(start 212)
BONITA FOOTBALL NBLL
(start 212) 11 -dusk
(Dec. - March)
(OCU start at 4 until 311)
PENINSULA PARK
(under construction 311 to 7/1)
LEGEND
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
3 -9:45p
3 -9:45p
3 -9:45p
NBLL
AYSO 57
NBLL
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
BS
BS
BS
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
CNBA
CNBA
CNBA
6 -10p
6 -10p
6 -10p
BS
3 -5:45p
OCU
6 -8:45p
NHBA
4 -dusk
,6:30-10p; 6115-8113,6-10p)
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
3 -9:45p
I 3 -8p*
I 8 -dusk
(lights
-PBR comm
? ? ?)
AYSO 571
NBLL
I AYSO 57
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
8 -dusk
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
3 -dusk
3 -dusk
8 -dusk
BS
BS
BS
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
8a -5p
CNBA
CNBA
NBLL
6 -10p
6 -10p
ORANGE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB (EAST & WEST)
BS
BS
BS
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
OCU
OCU
OCU
6 -8:45p
6 -8:45p
6 -8:45p
NHBA
4 -dusk
NHBA I NHBA
4 -dusk 4 -dusk
BS BS
3 -5:45p 8a -5p
AYSO
6 -7:30p
NHBA
4 -dusk
AYSO 57
AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION, REGION 57 (EAST)
AYSO 97
AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION, REGION 97 (WEST)
BS
PACIFIC COAST BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL
CNBA
CITY ON NEWPORT BEACH ADULT SOFTBALL
CNBY
CITY ON NEWPORT BEACH YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL/TRACK & FIELD
JAAF
JUNIOR ALL - AMERICAN FOOTBALL
NHBA
NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION (WEST)
NBLL
NEWPORT BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE
OCU
ORANGE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB (EAST & WEST)
PONY
PONY BASEBALL (EAST)
FIELD
SUN
MON TUE
JU7 04U >1J?
WED THU FRI
' .W-'ZU5
SAT
LINCOLN #1 NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
(start 2/8) 8-dusk
3 -9:45
3 -TBA•
3 -TBA`
3 -TBA•
3- 9:45p•'
8- 9:45p••
NBLL
NEWPORT BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE
OCU
ORANGE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB (EAST & WEST)
( "lights- need
PBR comm
approval ?)
SLAMMERS FUTBOL CLUB (EAST)
BBRC
CNBA*
CNBA`
CNBA'
(*211-314,6-10p; 3/9 -S/13, 7:30.10p; 5118-6111
LINCOLN #2 NBLL
(start 218) 8-dusk
LINCOLN #3 AYS0 57
RA 9-dusk
LINCOLN #4 & #5 NBLL
(start 218) 8 -dusk
BONITA SOFT- BS
BALL #1 & #2 11 -3p
(start 2115)
(start 2/1)
BONITA FOOTBALL NBLL
(start 3/1) 11 -dusk
(Dec. - March)
(OCU start at 4 until 311)
PENINSULA PARK
(start avallabMW 311199)
NBLL
3 -9:45p
NBLL
3 -dusk
NBLL
3 -dusk
NBLL I NBLL
3 -9:45p 3 -9:45p
AYSO 571 NBLL
3-dusk I 3-dusk
NBLL 1 NBLL
3-dusk 3 -dusk
6:30 -10p; 6116. 8113, 6-10p)
NBLL
NBLL
NBLL
3 -9:45 p I
3- 9:45p••
I
8-9:45p6.
(— lights- need PBR comm approval ?)
AYS0 57I
NBLL I
AYS0 57
3-dusk
3 -dusk
8-dusk
NBLL
3 -dusk
NBLL
3 -dusk
NBLL
$-dusk
BS BS BS BS BS
3 -5:45p 13 -5:45p 13 -5.45p 13- :45p 13 -5:45p I 8a 5p
CNBA
CNBA
CNBA
6 -10p
6 -10p
6 -10p
BS
BS
BS
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
SLAM
OCU
SLAM
6 -8:45p
6 -8:45p
6 -8:45p
NHBA
NHBA
NHBA
4 -dusk
4-dusk
4 -dusk
CNBA
CNBA
AYSO 97
6 -10p
6 -10p
PACIFIC COAST BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL
BS
BS
BS
3 -5:45p
3 -5:45p
8a -5p
OCU
AYSO
AYSO 97
6 -8:45p
6 -7:30p
PACIFIC COAST BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL
NHBA
NHBA
BBRC
4 -dusk
4 -dusk
6to8 dates
LEGEND
AYSO 57
AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION, REGION 57 (EAST)
AYSO 97
AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER ORGANIZATION, REGION 97 (WEST)
BS
PACIFIC COAST BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL
CNBA
CITY ON NEWPORT BEACH ADULT SOFTBALL
CNBY
CITY ON NEWPORT BEACH YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALLn RACK & FIELD
JAAF
JUNIOR ALL - AMERICAN FOOTBALL
NHBA
NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION (WEST)
NBLL
NEWPORT BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE
OCU
ORANGE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB (EAST & WEST)
PONY
PONY BASEBALL (EAST)
SLAM
SLAMMERS FUTBOL CLUB (EAST)
BBRC
BACK BAY RUGBY CLUB
TOTAL P.@5
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Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission
Regular Meeting
February 2, 1999
!` Page 3
Manager Hunt stated that the lights at field #2 are turned off no later than 9:45pm, depending
on the schedule, sometimes earlier. If the lights are on past 1 ipm, staff is unaware of this.
Staff will contact police to review the reports.
Commissioner Skoro asked staff to look at the timing of these lights.
Bob Kopicki, 10 Crest Circle, questioned Manager Hunt under what conditions would it take
for Friday and Saturday evening use to be refused.
Manager Hunt stated that the fields can only be used for make-up games, which would not
include practice.
Mr. Kopicki stated that that to approve this request is an abuse of the system to the residents.
He stated that lights are tolerated during the week, but they need the weekends. He urged the
Commission deny the request for any additional use of field lights. He also noted that if his
numbers are correct that the scoreboard would be 24 feet high and would be at the top of his
townhome because of the slope. He stated that this scoreboard would be visible to traffic and
would become an eyesore and possibly a distraction. He also asked if an environmental study
had been done. He urged the Commission disapprove the installation of the scoreboard.
Chair Beek stated that this request makes no major change regarding Friday night, as this has
�•. been approved seasonally for the past three years. The fields can only be used in the event
that there is rain or water main breaks creating a need for make -up games.
Mr. Kopicki stated that it seems that the Little League request something new every year
Bj Johnson, 23 Canyon Crest, stated that the quality of life is impacted because of the noise
and the lights and to expect residents to endure Fridays and Saturdays evenings is just too
much.
Karen Kopicki, 10 Crest Circle, stated that she lives directly across the street from the field,
and have had to endure the noise and lights daily from 8am in the morning until (ate at night.
She then shared one minute of the noise (from a tape recorder) that she describes as a typical
weekend occurrence. She stated that she taped this from her bedroom balcony. Ms. Kopicki
stated that the residents need Friday and Saturdays evenings for their own well being; there
needs to be a balance. She urged that the Commission not approve the additional field light
use. Give us Friday and Saturday evenings and to vote no to a permanent scoreboard.
Commissioner Sinclair asked Ms. Kopicki if the problems have gone from bad to worse.
Ms. Kopecki stated that 7 years ago lights appeared, without notifying any homeowners, it was
just imposed on them. Every day and night there is more noise and more kids.
Commissioner Glasgow stated that Lincoln has been an active field for over 40 years
r.
Ms. Kopicki stated that for several years it was not used as an active park.
Sandy Strick, 20 Crest Circle, faces Pacific View. She stated that several years ago the lights
were installed and play increased. She emphasized that they have kids and enjoy watching
LINCOLN FIELD
LITTLE LEAGUE IMPROVEMENTS
LINCOLN #2
1.
Two (2) batting cages with concrete slab, 12' fencing and electrical outlets.
2.*
Two (2) new storage bins, 8'x 40' on concrete slabs extending length of
dugouts.
3.*
Two (2) new scoreboards 6' wide - 3' high with controls behind home plate.
Scoreboards will be mounted at back of each bullpen.
4.*
Three (3) flag poles located behind home plate near new dedication wall.
5.
Reviewing stand with desk counter and blue tarp roof.
6.*
New dedication wall, 42" high, behind home plate with anti - graffiti coating and
narrow top to discourage skate boarders.
7.*
Larger concrete plaza with four (4) trees behind homeplate. Trees to be
acceptable to City.
8.
New bullpen behind 3'" base dugout and enlarged bullpen behind 1s` base
dugout. Both with 12' chain link fencing.
9.*
New chain link/blue tarp roofs for both dugouts.
10.*
New concrete walkways from plaza to field. Concrete walkway behind snack
shack to be 10 ft. from soccer field.
11.*
Five (5) 10' high low wattage light posts at plaza with an acrylic lens and covers
1 a ��5/ 5
on the ac<which cause the light to shine down.
12.
Two (2) removable foul poles.
13.
Removable 6' high fencing for outfield and just past 1" base dugout with
concealed anchors for off season.
14. Electrical upgrades
• Power to score board
• Duplex outlets to batting machine in batting cage
• Duplex outlets for snack shack
• Additional duplex outlets to reviewing stand
15.* Picnic tables and benches will be by Quick Crete Co. or equivalent.
*DENOTES REVISION PER SUB - COMMITTEE MEETING
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1.
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6.
7.
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10.
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
PRINTNAVE ADDRESS SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree th+.! there should be no additional extended behti: g h is a_oweu uor
should there be any new athletic facili.:es installed at the L ncoht Athletic Center Fields-2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and suuscribe to the statements listed below, that:
I. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lin, oln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights it at
6:41--PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be anv new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with fights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no fights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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Mrs. Walter M. Masters
2656 San Joaquin Hills Rd.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted everting hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOP! IT h1AY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
t. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45Ph1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athietic facilities installed at the Lincoln mliletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity �of�Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERIM
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PDi Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We. the undersisted, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new aUiletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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We. the uudersi_v�ted, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln atliletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT4tAYCONCERV:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields 2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field • 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We. the undersigned- entirely agree dint there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the L ncoht Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45P \I Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and'or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT SLAY CONCERIN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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I. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45P%l Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
PRINT N%VE ADDRESS SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed an Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45Phi Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM ff MAY CONCERN':
We. the wndersigned. entirely agree that there shorild he no additional extended lighting hours , dllowed not
should there be am new athletic facilities installed ar the Lincoln Atliletic Center Fields , 3. and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the smt`ments listed below. that
L There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Fniday or Saturda% evendnes at the
Lincoln Atliletic Center Field - 2, The lighted evening how's shall remain as a with lights out at
6:45P,%1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evettitgs.
2. There should be no lighted and'or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicuuty of Lincoln Field - 21
3. There shonild be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields 2, 3, and a.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PN1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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ADDRESS
SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHO.LI IT NLAY CONCEPM
We. the undersimed, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45P%l Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
PRPNT jVkVfE ADDRESS SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHO :41 IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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1. There should be no exterded lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6.45PA1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and'or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the viLiruty of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT NLAY CONCERN:
We, die undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PJt Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted andlor electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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We. the undersiened entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we aeree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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I There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6.45P \f Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
PRI %T NA.YIE ADDRESS SIGNATURE AND DATE
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TO WHOM IT h1AY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. -there should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. -there should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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We, the undersigned entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields ', 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
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1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45P%l Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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We. the undersigned, -entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -'_, 3, and a
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45P.N1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday- and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and'or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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TO WHOM IT INLAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree that there should be no additional extended lighting hours allowed nor
should there be any new athletic facilities installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and subscribe to the statements listed below, that:
t. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lincoln Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted evening hours shall remain as is with lights out at
6:45Pn1 Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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PHONE No. : 512 949 7470
Mar.08
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TO WH0.%j lT .kLAY cONCPP.N!
We. the undersigned•+ndrety asps* that there ehduld bd no eddibonsl vnli ,dad lighting howl dlowed nor
chou!d there be any now 3tldctio thullities lnsmlled at the Linooln Atidetio C=tar fields ^. 3. turd A.
Speei &ally we agree and Subscribe to the statanents Iixied belm that
I. T'hare should be no exbnded 11L•irting how# &bowed on A+idsy or Sotwday evenings at dio
Lincoln Athktic Centet Field - 2. 71w ilgbted evetW V, hmue chali rauain as is wit{, light out 0
6:45P'Q Ftidey and with no ighta oltotved an S&"dAy and Sunday _werwrgs.
Z. There shouldbo no lighted and�or clesbic sooreboarda eltur% d to be installed or used on Orin
th9 vicinity Of Lincoln Field • 2.
3. Time shmid be no olootdo pow#red baton¢ *saw allowed to be in:;dlled or used on Lr in the
vicinity of Lincoirt Fields . 7, 3 or d
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TO WHOiN1 IT MAY CONCEMN:
We, the undersigned, entirely agree thi.t there should be no additional extended lightc'g h..rs a_Oweu nor
should there be any new athletic facili "es installed at the Lincoln Athletic Center Fields -2, 3, and 4.
Specifically we agree and suoscribe to the statements listed below, that:
1. There should be no extended lighting hours allowed on Friday or Saturday evenings at the
Lint oltr Athletic Center Field - 2. The lighted eventing hours shall remain as is with lights at at
6:v PM Friday and with no lights allowed on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
2. There should be no lighted and/or electric scoreboards allowed to be installed or used on or in
the vicinity of Lincoln Field - 2.
3. There should be no electric powered batting cages allowed to be installed or used on or in the
vicinity of Lincoln Fields - 2, 3 or 4.
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