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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
PARKS,- BEACHES & RECREATION COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING HELD TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1981
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
6:30 p.m.
AGENDA
I. PROCEDURAL MATTERS:
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3.
Approval
of
Minutes
- Meeting of December 2, 1980 +
4.
Adoption
of
Agenda
II. ITEMS FOR ACTION:
5. Proposition I - Park Bond Funds (report attached)
6. Restroom at Las Arenas Park, Central Newport Community
Association Request (report attached)
7. Review of Council Policies (mailed earlier, please bring to
meeting)
III. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
B. Budget
9. Ocean Front General Plan
10. Park Planning & Development
11. Parkway Trees
12.. Recreation Facilities
13. Recreation Program & Citizen
Involvement
Commissioner Winburn
Commissioner Ammerman
Commissioner Stuart
Commissioner Cole
Commissioner Winburn
Commissioner Green
PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED;
TESTIMONY LIMITED TO 5 MINUTES
IV. LIAISON REPORTS:
14.
Bikeway Trails Committee
Commissioner
Schwarz
15.
Litter Control Committee
Commissioner
Green
16.
Friends of Oasis
Commissioner
Ross
17.
Friends of the Theatre Arts
Commissioner
Ammerman
V. INFORMATIONAL REPORTS:
18. Recreation Division (report attached)
19. Park Division (report attached)
20. Balboa Island Park Dedication - Determine date, format,, etc.
VI. SPECIAL URGENT OR LAST - MINUTE ITEMS:
VII. ADJOURNMENT:
PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED;
TESTIMONY LIMITED TO 5 MINUTES
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
COMMISSIONERS PARKS, BEACHES & RECREATION COMMISSION
December 2, 1980
City Council Chambers 60o30P.M.
Present I'X
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I XI:X
Motion x
Second x
Ay* xxxxxx
Motion lxlxlx x xSecond Ayes x x
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Ex- Officio Member Present: Ronald A. Whitley,
Director
Staff Present: Jeffrey C. Kolin, Rec. Supt.
Jack Brooks, Park Supt.
Michele Alberta, Secretary
I; PROCEDURAL MATTERS:
Item #1
The meeting of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission was called to order at 6:30 p.m.
Item #3
Motion was made to approve the minutes of the
November 4, 1980 meeting with the following
correction:
Productivity Improvement Program - First sentence
should read: This is an innovative productivity
program that' might contribute to the City of
Newport Beach's ability to address current service
needs and to meet future growth in the area
serviced by our Park Division.
Item #4
Chairman Schwarz adopted the agenda as presented.
'II. SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS:
'Item ' #5
Chairman Schwarz welcomed the award recipients,
their families and friends to the Commission and
gave a brief presentation before the awards were
given out. Flag Football awards were given out
to the following boys by their coach:
Kurt Edler
Kurt Ehmann
R. W. Henson
Matt Jordan
Kevin Peterson
Dean Fuoff
Brandy. Trater_
Greg Wall
Mark Wright
Call to
Order
Approval
of Minutes
Adoption
of Agenda
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
COMMISSIONERS PARKS, BEACHES & RECREATION COMMISSION
m December 2, 1980
City Council Chambers 6o30P.M.
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INDEX
Present
Orange County Volleyball awards were then given
out to the following high school girls:
Cindy Kendall Laura Niedringhaus
Beth Price Lisa'Niedringhaus
The following were not present due to practice:
'Mary Allison Bailey Demond
Katrina Moiso Mary Ann'Muller
Krista Parker Leslie Pittman
Item #6
A committee meeting was held in order to go over
Capital
capital improvements for 1981 -82, primarily for
Improvemen-
the- importance of the sports complex. It was
Proposals
suggested to acquire a closed elementary school
1981 -82
for this complex but it was pointed out by Ron
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Whitley that existing school sites are not ap-
propriate due to inability to night light. School
facilities that are going to be closed are better
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for youth centers or community centers. Commis-
sioner Stuart stated that the longer the post-
ponement, the more expensive the land will be.
One location in mind is on the far side of the
Backbay where MacArthur and Jamboree intersect.
Ron Whitley suggested establishing an ad -hoc
committee to work with staff to investigate the
feasibility of a site for a sports complex. The
Commission assigned this task to the Park Develop -
ment Committee.
Motion
x
Commissioner Ammerman moved to accept the list of
Second
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priorities for 1981 -82 Capital Improvement Pro -
Ayes
x
x
x
x
x
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posals. Commissioner Stuart seconded. Motion
Oppose
x
carried.
Item #7
Commissioner Ammerman summarized the meeting held
Park Div.
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on November 13, between staff and commissioners
on the Productivity Improvement Program. It was
Efficiency
Proposal
a unanimous opinion of the Committee that the
Hamilton proposal was not acceptable. There will
be an attempt to pursue problems of park and tree
maintenance. The Committee will take suggestions
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COMMISSIONERS
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Motion
Second
Ayes
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
PARKS, BEACHES & RECREATION COMMISSION
December 2, 1980
City Council Chambers 6.30P.M.
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to City Council to voice
report for the next meeti:
Schwarz stated this sub -c
Commissioner Ammerman as
sioners Winburn and Cole.
Stem #8
City Council plans to hol
PB & R Commissioners on D
p.m. Items to be discuss
be:
1. Park Tour
2. Capital Project
St. Restroom)
3. Park Maintenanc
Commissioner Stuart recom
of the meeting from'Decem
January. Ron Whitley wil
Manager that some of the
out of town and are reque
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IV. ' 'ITEMS' 'FOR DISCUSSION
Item ' #9
The annual CPRS Conference
1981.. Two commissiones a
The Chair should have fir
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Chair. Chair Schwarz mad
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for electing delegates fo .
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regard to seniority on Co:
and Vice Chair, person se
on Commission. Commissio
Unanimous.
V. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
'Item #11
Commissioner Ammerman sen
Affairs Committee to reco
in front of Ocean Front W
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)mmittee will consist of
:hairman, and Commis =._
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;cember 22, 1980 at 2:00
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nends changing the date
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L indicate to the City
:ommissioners will be
sting one half hour as. --
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will be held in March
ce budgeted to attend.
at option, then Vice
a motion for a propos
c CPRS Conferences with
emission. After Chair
Lected as to seniority
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Meeting
Agenda
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CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
COMMISSIONERS PARKS, BEACHES & RECREATION COMMISSION
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Decefnber:2, 1980
City Council Chambers 6830P.M.
INDEX
Recreation
Facilities
Friends of
Oasis
Recreation
Division
Council
Policies
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Item #14
The school board is pursuing the middle school in
taking over of sports by the City and has asked
their staff to contact City staff to see if the
City can help in the taking over of after school
sports.
VI., LIAISON'REPORTS:
Item #18
Commissioner Ross stated that the President of
Oasis has resigned and was replaced with Dick
Sweet.
VIT. INFORMATIONAL REPORTS:
'Item #20
Jeff Kolin stated there are two programs that are
going to be held at the Oasis Center in December'.
1. The Magic Flute by Mozart - This is a
puppet opera production co- sponsored with
the Arts Commission. The Magis Flute is
an introduction to opera for 3rd to 6th
graders.
2. A Christmas Carol by Dickens - Bob
Conrad, one of PB & R's Recreation Leaders
has been putting in many hours directing
this play. The cast will include UCI
students and children from the Community
Youth Center.
VII'I.' ' 'SPEC'IAL',' URGENT OR LAST- MINUTE' ITEMS:
In the I series of the Council Policy Manual there
are 17 council policies related to the operations
of the PB & R Department. Ron Whitley asks that
the Commission review the policies and have this
item scheduled again for action at the January
Commission meeting.
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Recreation
Facilities
Friends of
Oasis
Recreation
Division
Council
Policies
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COMMISSIONERS
Present
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Student Representatives
Chairman Schwarz wants to get input from the
student representatives in order to make the
program a better one. Jeff Kolin stated he woul,
work with Commissioner Green to improve or re-
structure the program. It was suggested to get
an evaluation from former student reps on how
they liked the program. Chair Schwarz would lik,
to include students to have more of a role. Som
guidelines are needed before the January meeting
'IX. ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, the Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commission adjourned.
Michelia'Alberta
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CITY OF COSTA MESA
CALIFORNIA 92626 P. 0. BOX 1200
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
DEC 1 519f3Q.
December 10, 1980
City of NenVo8t Beach
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TO: CITY MANAGERS
FROM: FRED SORSAB
RE: DISTRIBUTION OF PROPOSITION 1 PARK BOND FUNDS
At a recent Orange County Division, League Of California Cities Steering
Committee meeting, the issue of Proposition 1, the 1980 Parklands (Bond) Act,
was discussed. At issue is the distribution of some $6.7 million dollars to
cities, park districts, and the regional park program in Orange County.
As you know, Proposition 1 was recently approved by the voters allowing
a bond sale to provide $285 million for park purposes. A direct allocation of
$2.1 million will be distributed to the County of Orange and all Orange County
cities on a per capita basis. Another $6.7 million dollars will be available to
Orange County.
In order to receive this $6.7 million the County must submit a Priority
Plan Of Expenditures (PPE) supported by 50% of the cities and park districts
representing 50% of the population of the cities and park districts within the
County. The PPE must be submitted to the state for approval. In order to get
the allocation approved in the 1981 -82 budget, our PPE must be submitted to the
state by March 15.
The Steering Committee of the Orange County Division will be negotiating
directly with the county on behalf of the cities to ensure a sensible and
equitable distribution formula.
As the City Managers Association representative on the Orange County Division
Steering Committee, I have agreed to solicit suggestions from you on how the
$6.7 million should be distributed.
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D-i%stribution of Proposition 1 Park Bond Funds
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December 10, 1980
• In 1976 a similar park bond was approved that also provided approximately
$6.8 million to Orange County. The PPE for those funds was as follows:
$2,000,000 Allocated to the Harbors, Beaches and Parks
District„ then distributed by agreement to
cities and unincorporated areas for projects
proposed by those areas and approved by the
HBP Commission and the Board'of Supervisors.
$4,788,409 Allocated to cities ($4.2 million) and
unincorporated area ($.6 million) based on
their relative populations.
$6,788,409 TOTAL ORANGE COUNTY ALLOCATION - 1976
Our task is to determine how best to distribute the $6.7 million available
from the 1980 Parklands Bond Act.
Listed below are several options for consideration. The list is certainly
not comprehensive.
1. Distribute $4.7 million on a per capita basis and
allocate $2,000,000 to complete development of one
or more regional parks;
• 2. Distribute $4.7 million on a per capita basis and
allocate $2 million to the O.C. Harbors, Beaches
and Parks Commission for distribution to cities
and districts on a competitive bid basis;
3. Distribute $4.7 million on a per capita basis and
distribute the additional $2 million dollars directly
to cities and districts for projects judged and ranked
by the Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission prior to
March 3;
4. Distribute the entire $6.7 million to cities and park
districts on a per capita basis.
It should be noted that the HBP District currently has approximately
$25 million dollars in a reserve account which can be used only for acquisition
and development. Only the annual interest from this account can be used for
maintenance of the regional parks. They have budgeted to spend nearly $8 million
this year for development.
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Distribution of Proposition 1 Park Bond Funds
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December 10, 1980
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No major acquisition plans are scheduled because maintenance funds are not available.
However, there are a number of regional parks that are not completely developed.
Please review this information informally with your staff and City Council
and write to me by January 5 describing your preferred distribution method.
(Attached is an example of how the $4.7 million would distribute out on
a per capita basis).
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CALIFORNIA PARK BOND ACT OF 1980
EXAMPLE PRIORITY PLAN OF EXPENDITURES
Population 2
Distribution to be determined
Allocation
2,000.000
Unincorporated Area CSA / Dists
211,698
554,060
County Service Areas (CSA)
28,639
74,955
CSA -3 Laguna Niguel
15,596
40,820
CSA -4 Laguna Hills
30,337
79,400
CSA -5 N. Tustin
12,309
32,215
CSA -6 E1 Toro
25,254•
66,095
CSA -8 So. Laguna Hills
7,572
20,000*
CSA -9 Mission Viejo
49,466
129,465
CSA -12 Aegean Hills
6,5414
20,000*
Sub -Total
147,078
387,995
Local Parks Districts
Capistrano Bay P&RD 10,116 26,475
Silverado Modjeska PSRD 1,830 20,000*
Sub -Total 11,946 46,475
• Total Uninc. Area CSA /Discs. 159,024 434,470
Incorporated Area
Cities
Anaheim
211,698
554,060
Brea
28,639
74,955
Buena Paris
63,853
167,120
Costa Mesa
81,595
213,550
Cypress
40,380
105,685
Fountain Valley
54,211
141,885
Fullerton
101,859
266,555
Carden Grove
120,105
314,340
Huntington Beach
172,167
450,595
Irvine
63,520
166,245
Laguna Beach
16,892
44,210
La Habra
44,806
117,270
La Palma
15,050
39,390
Los Alamitos
11,283
29,530
Newport Beach
65,283
170,860
Orange
87,888
230,020
Placentia
35,280
92,335
San Clemente
26,378
69,040
San Juan Capistrano
18,397
48,150
• Santa Ana
189,005
494,665
Seal Beach
26,814
70,180
Stanton
23,306
60,996
Tustin
33,940
88,830
Villa Park
7,366
20,000*
Westminster
70,849
185,430
Yorba Linda
29,129
76,237
Total Incorporated Area --
1,639,-693- --
- -- 4,292,163 - -. - - --
TOTAL
1,7981717
6,,726_,633
11976 Bond Act distribution monies
were returned to local
jurisdictions based on
competitive prioritization of
projects.
2Population is based on figures
as provided by CAO.
. 3County Service Areas not authorized
to provide Recreational Services or without
potential for park facility development (i.e., CSA -16 So.
Laguna Hills, CSA -21
Rossmoor and CSA -22 East Yorba
Linda) are not included.
*Minimum allocation per bond act
criteria.
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12/5/80
CENTRAL NEWPORT BEACH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
P. O. BOX 884 BALBOA, CA 92661
December 22, 1980
Mr. Ron Whitley, Director
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department
City of Newport Beach
3300 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Dear Mr. Whitley:
Our Association requests that the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department
investigate the feasibility of building restroom facilities in Las Arenas Park for public use
of the people using the tennis courts, tot lot, and Marina Park facilities.
• We feel that construction of public restrooms in Las Arenas Park will serve the
needs of the people in our Community.
Co. Robert Wynn, City Manager
City of Newport Beach
3300 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Al Barstow
1436 West Bay
Newport Beach, CA 92661
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Sincerely,
L-t'et
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Richard B. Park
President
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• SENIOR CITIZENS
RECREATION DIVISION
PROGRESS REPORT DECEMBER 1980
The Christmas season was in full swing at OASIS this month. Most of
the clubs at the center had individual Christmas party celebrations. The
biggest and the best of them all was the general membership meeting which
featured music, holiday singing, Mr. & Mrs. Santa Claus, gift exchanges,
dancing and a super potluck dinner.
A new human services leader has been hired and is doing a good job
at the center. This month blood pressure tests, hearing tests, legal
counseling, visual aids classes and lip reading classes have been made
available to OASIS members. An eye clinic will be conducted by local
optometrists at OASIS on January 28.
SPECIAL CLASSES
Registration for the Winter Session began December 13. In- person
registration was accepted beginning December. 22, 1980. As usual regis-
tration has been slow for winter activities. Classes will begin the
week of January 5. Several new classes have been added to our class
offering and seem to be doing very well.
• YOUTH AND ADULT SPORTS
Registration for youth basketball will continue through January 5,
1981. Practices are currently being held at local schools and playgrounds.
Registration has been steady and should increase after Christmas.
Cross Country fliers have been distributed to local schools. The
meet will be held at Eastbluff Park on January 3, 1981.
Adult softball and basketball are continuing through the middle of
January. Adult volleyball registration for Men's A & B and Coed Teams
will begin in January. Games will begin in March.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
"A Christmas Carol" was presented by local youth and adults to an
audience of over 100 people during the -three weeknight performances.
Bob Conrad, our community youth center recreation leader, provided
direction and technical know how. The kids were very excited about the
production and are planning to perform the "Sound of Music" this spring.
A special co- sponsored program in conjunction with the City Arts
Commission was presented at OASIS. It featured a puppet opera theatre
production of "The Magic Flute'.': This self-supporting program was
attended by over 150 people.
Jeffrey C. Kol'in!�
Recreation Superintendent
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5. Morev Boogie Contest
Revenue 276.00 (336.00)
Expenditures 263.00 (336.00)
Participants 92 (120)
6. "Magic Flute" Puppet Show 1980 (1979 Nightengale)
Revenue 305.00 (450.00)
Expenditures 131.40 (172.00)
Participants 159 (225)
*TOTAL FALL REVENUE $40,004.50
*TOTAL FALL EXPENDITURES $32,497.43
*TOTAL FALL PARTICIPANTS 1,943
* *Note: Adult Softball and Basketball are not
programs will not terminate until end
programs will be included in this Win
($34b1013:00)
($27,229:00)
(1,906)
included in Fall Totals, as
of January 1981. These
ter's 1981 Report.
RECREATION PROGRAM ANALYSIS
Fall 1980
1980
1979
1.
Sailing Programs
Revenue
$ 4,733.00
($4,513)
Expenditures
3,082.75.
(2,828)
Participants
190
(169)
2.
Tennis Instruction
Revenue
7,282.00
(7,150.00)
Expenditures
5,788.78
(5,407;00)
Participants
331
(305)
3.
Special Instru6tional'.Classes
Revenue
25,536.50
(18,953,00)
Expenditures
18,404.50
(13,299.00,)
Participants
1027
(901) ".
4.
Boys Flag Football
Revenue
1,872.00
(1,891.00)
Expenditures
4,827.00
(3,530.00)
Paricipants
144
(186)
5. Morev Boogie Contest
Revenue 276.00 (336.00)
Expenditures 263.00 (336.00)
Participants 92 (120)
6. "Magic Flute" Puppet Show 1980 (1979 Nightengale)
Revenue 305.00 (450.00)
Expenditures 131.40 (172.00)
Participants 159 (225)
*TOTAL FALL REVENUE $40,004.50
*TOTAL FALL EXPENDITURES $32,497.43
*TOTAL FALL PARTICIPANTS 1,943
* *Note: Adult Softball and Basketball are not
programs will not terminate until end
programs will be included in this Win
($34b1013:00)
($27,229:00)
(1,906)
included in Fall Totals, as
of January 1981. These
ter's 1981 Report.
• December 30, 1980
TO: PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION
FROM: Park Superintendent
SUBJECT: PARKS AND STREET TREE ACTIVITY REPORT
In addition to our normal park activities the Park Division
performed the following tasks:
1. Assisted in the installation of providing electric
for the decondition of a Christmas tree by the Girl
Scouts.
2. Renovated the City Hall lawn and overseeded with
annual rye grass.
3. Removed the thatch from the lawns at Peninsula
Park, 15th Street, Channel Park and Mariners Park.
4. Installed new planting and repaired irrigation
system at Newport Center Branch Library where new
retaining wall was built. Installed jute net on
• slope. Corrected drainage problem in front of view
window and planted shrubs. Removed sprinklers and
rizers adjacent to walk and replaced with highpop
sprinklers because of tripping hazzard.
Our Street Tree Division performed the following this month:
1. Trimmed 444 trees
2. Planted 7 trees
3. Removed 4 trees
4. Completed 21 work requests
Our crews are trimming in the following areas.:
Lido Island (Euc Trees)
Eastbluff
Corona del Mar
Baycrest
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Traffic Affairs Committee
City Hall
3300 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, California 92660
Gentlemen:
Certified Public Accountants
660 Newport Center Drive
Newport Beach, Catifomia 92660
November 24, 1980
On May_ 7 -, - 19.80, =1= wrote, a letter .to.,Mr._ Ron. Whitley„ Director- of Parks Beaches,. - and Recreation for the City of Newport Beach, regarding my concern over potential
legal exposure to the City of Newport Beach related to roller skating at the Balboa
Pier. In my letter, I mentioned "the recklessness of many roller skaters in that
area. This/problem is protracted since the area directly in front of the Balboa Pier
is also a public street with heavy auto usage.
This matter was discussed during the June 6, 1980 meeting of the Parks, Beaches, and
Recreation Commission. During that meeting, Scott Holford of Oceanfront Wheel Works
spoke to the Commission expressing similar concerns regarding roller skating. His
• suggestion, which was acceptable to the PBR Commission, was to install bott dotts at
the base of the pier to prohibit roller skating.
It is my understanding that your committee is opposed to the installation of bott
dotts in this area. It is my hope that you will reconsider your position. First
of all, the status quo is totally unacceptable in terms of safety. In my opinion,
it is only a matter of time before we have a serious accident resulting from roller
skating activities on a public street. The only possible solution to this problem
is to actively police the area, which is not feasible from a cost standpoint, or to
discourage reckless skating by installing a physical barrier. From an economic
standpoint, the optimum solution would be the installation of bott dotts. Not only
are the ceramic disks relatively inexpensive, but they would also assist in safely
guiding traffic flow through this hazardous area.
It is my understanding that your rationale for rejecting the original bott dott pro-
posal was that the dotts themselves would be a safety hazard. In my opinion, this
is not correct since the dotts are easily visible. Furthermore, this reasoning
ignores the problems attendant to the current situation. In terms of safety, place-
ment of the bott dotts would be comparatively advantageous over the existing hazardous
situation.
Hopefully, the bott dotts can be placed in front of the pier as soon as possible.
Despite the fact that we are currently not operating under the high peak summer
months, there is currently significant activity at this location.
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Traffic Affairs Committee
City Hall
November 24, 1980
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If I can be of additional assistance in this matter, please do not hesitate in con-
tacting me.
Douglal K. Ammerman
Oceanfront General Plan Chairman
cc: Mayor Heather
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NEWPORT BEACH
December 15, 1980
Mr. Douglas K. Ammerman
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.
660 Newport Center Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Dear Mr. Ammerman:
The Traffic Affairs Committee discussed your request to re-
evaluate its previous position regarding the placement of
raised pavement markers in the vicinity of the Balboa Pier.
The Committee reviewed its earlier deliberations and voted
to affirms its opposition to the markers.
• In your letter, you indicate that you disagree the markers
represent a potential liability for the City. This has been con-
sidered previously by staff and has resulted in the removal of
markers where thay are in the vicinity of pedestrian traffic.
Additionally, they can pose a real problem for bicycles and Jnotor-
cycles as they are very smooth and get very slippery when wet.
The number required to be effective would make it almost impossible
for riders of two - wheeled vehicles to avoid them.
The Committee recognizes the problem which is caused by the skaters,
but has.not been able to devise an effective solution. Painted
messages will be installed shortly, but they will do little to dis-
courage the segment of the skaters which openly defies the regulations.
Unfortunately, the Committee sees no practical means of more complete
control.
Sincerely,
Pk�dtCe M Edmonston, P.E.
Traffic Engineer
RME:tkd
City Hall • 3,300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, California 92663
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PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
January 13, 1981
TO: PARKS, BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION
FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director
SUBJECT: NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER
As indicated at our last Commission meeting the attached is a report
to be considered at our next meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 3,
1981 @ 7:00 p.m. It is'being transmitted early to enable you to give
it sufficient time, etc. Please remember to bring it to the meeting.
If there are questions you might have prior to the meeting; feel free
to contact me for possible answers. And,'Ron Yeo, the preparer of the
report and Patti Gene Sampson, President of the Friends of the Newport
Theatre Arts Center will make a verbal presentation at our meeting of
the 3rd.
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Ronald A. Whitley
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