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Home My WebLink About02-06-1990 - AgendaI CITY ,OF NEWPORT BEACH PARKS BEACHES AND RECREATION COMMISSION • REGULAR MEETING TO BE HELD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1990 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:00 P.M. I. PROCEDURAL MATTERS 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes - Meeting of January 9, 1990 4. Adoption of Agenda II. PUBLIC COMMENTS III. DISCUSSION ITEMS 5. Status of Capital Projects : FY 1989 -90 (Report Attached) 6. Recreation Division (Report Attached) 7. Park and Street Tree Division (Report Attached) �• IV. COMMISSION COMMITTEES 8. Capital Improvements - Chair Konwiser 9. Street Tree - Chair Herberts 10. Recreation Program - Chair Compton 11. Oceanfront and Beach - Chair Vandervort 12. Budget - Chair Taft 13. Parks and Open-Space Acquisition - Chair Grant 14. Newport Shores Park - Chair Compton 15. Chair's Report 16. Commission Liaison Assignments a. Friends of Oasis - Commissioner Demmer b. -- Friends of the Theatre Arts Center - Commissioner Compton V. :SPECIAL, URGENT OR LAST MINUTE,ITEMS VI. ADJOURNMENT a CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • Motion Ayes • G Item No. 3 arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission January 9, 1990 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Ex- Officio Member Present: Ronald A. Whitley Staff Present: Nancy Beard, Recreation Superintendent Jack Brooks, Park and Tree Main- tenance Superintendent 'Dottie Flohr, Secretary Commissioner Demmer left the meeting at 9:45 P.M. due to illness. I. PROCEDURAL MATTERS Item #1 - Call to Order Call to Order The meeting of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission was called to order at 7:00 P.M. Item #2 - Roll Call Roll Call Roll call was taken. Commissioners Compton, Demmer, Grant, Herberts, Konwiser, Taft and Vandervort were present. Item #3 - Approval of Minutes - Meeting of December 5, 1989 Approval of Minutes Commissioner Compton moved the minutes of the December 5, x x x x x 1989 meeting be approved. Unanimous. Item #4 - Adoption of Agenda Adoption of Agenda The agenda was adopted as presented with the addition of Dover /PCH Land II. ACTION ITEMS Item #5 - City Property - 4210 River Avenue City Property - Chair Taft turned the meeting over to Director Whitley who 4210 River reported the electorate, by a narrow margin, voted last Avenue November for the City to retain and not sell the subject property. As a result, the City Council has asked this Commission to determine if they would like the property included in the park system which is currently zoned R -2 and woul.d require a zone change; or determine uses of the property from a public standpoint and retain the R -2 zoning. This Commission originally recommended to Council that the parcel was not of significant value to the park system. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 2 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Director Whitley indicated the property might be able to be leased without going to a vote of the people, however, Commissioner Herberts pointed-out that Section 1402 of the City Charter reads that the lease or sale of the property requires approval, by the public. Chair Taft opened the meeting to Public Testimony and Mr. Hal Polley, 4204 River Avenue, addressed the Commission. He, stated he has been active in the Newport Harbor area since 1936 and was quite concerned when the City leased land to the Balboa Bay Club. However, he now supports the lease since the Club is available for numerous civic groups. He reported he and his neighbors are very concerned about overdevelopment of West Newport due to increased congestion, traffic and parking problems. Mr. Polley explained that the subject park has been there for 25 years at no cost to the'City since it has been developed and maintained by Jack Alward and his neighbors. He strongly urged the Commission recommend to Council that the site be retained as a park and adjoined and developed as part of Channel Park. Mr. Jack.Alward,, 4208 River Avenue, addressed the Commission and pointed out the subject site was used as a.park many years ago prior to Channel Park and that the neighbors have maintained.it at their expense. He felt the objective should be to keep the property green. It should be cleaned out, making it more viable as a park.. Mr. John Shaffer, 404 32nd Street, addressed the Commission and reported that when he was convalescing at Hoag Hospital, he enjoyed the lush greenery from his room. He urged that environmental concerns not be neglected. Ms. Susan Davis, 4208 River Avenue, addressed the Commission. She stated she favors the existing park for enjoyment and view reasons and suggested benches be put in. She referred to Lido Island which has many parks smaller than this site. Patrick Fales, 4104 River Avenue, addressed the Commission. He felt the area is a beautiful spot�,of greenery which looks like a natural work of art and recommended it remain this . way. 3 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 3 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Janine Gault, 406 San Bernardino, addressed the Commission. Although a resident of Newport Heights, she,and her friends assumed that the site would be kept as a park since the vote to sell the area was defeated. She urged the site be kept and maintained as a park. David Fales, 4104 River Avenue, addressed the Commission and requested it be.kept as a park since he likes to ride his bike and play in it. There being no further Public Testimony, discussion by the Commission ensued. Commissioner Konwiser referred to the open lots on Lido Island previously mentioned and pointed out these are privately owned and maintained. Commissioner Konwiser reported the site has been identified . as a vacant lot and not a park to the average citizen. Access is difficult; it is not properly zoned; and it is not an appropriate place for a park. He recommended the City sell or lease it in compliance with the existing zoning. Commissioner Demmer stated she favors the site as a park to be included in the Recreation and Open Space Element of the General Plan since there is no designated mini park in West Newport. She recommended the site be maintained as a botanical park and that it be coordinated with Channel Park providing safety railings, a boat dock and safe access to the beach. She also. complimented Mr. Alward for his interest and time given to this parcel over the years. Commissioner Compton reported he felt that rather than main- tain a small area with poor access that not everyone can use Channel Park should be built up with trees, etc., which would benefit more people. Commissioner Herberts agreed with Commissioner Demmer that since the electorate voted to keep it as a park, this is what should be done. She referred to "L" Street Park and "M" Street Circle which are small beautification areas enjoyed by residents. She also felt small parks are needed to walk to due to parking . problems and, therefore, favors a beautification area or small mini park. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 4 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Herberts also suggested a public dingy dock be put in and the area cleaned so it can be more accessible. Another option would be for the Association to pay the City to maintain it. Commissioner Vandervort pointed out the vote in November was not to sell the.site but also not necessarily to keep it as a park. Since there is a large City park nearby and no physical way to join the areas, she would not recommend the site for a park. Commissioner Grant stated he was concerned with costs, over- building and'trees. He suggested capitali budgets first be reviewed and then consider adding a dock and trees at Channel Park. He recommended the property be, sold to improv and enhance other areas where more people, not a select group, would benefit. • Chair Taft concurred with Commissioner Compton that improve- ments are needed at Channel Park. Should the mini park remain, it would need to be made more accessible to the public since the, City cannot afford to spend funds for a place used by so few. Motion x Commissioner Konwiser motioned to recommend to the City Ayes x x x x x Council that the.R -2 zoning be retained and that the propert Nays x x is not needed in the park system. Motion passes. Mr. Hal Polley, 4204 River Avenue, addressed the Commission concerning Channel Park. He stated football, softball and other sports activities used to be played there and an open area is definitely needed. When the park was redone, the restrooms were built in front of homes and where home - plate used to be; now there is not room for a softball field and the park is not as usable. There are twp BBQ pits but no water and no sprinklers by the Palms. He further stated the neighbors were not notified of the City's plans for the park. Jack Brooks advised the Homeowners Association was notified and also approved the plans. Item #6 - Tree Removal Appeal - 715 Narcissus Tree Removal Appeal Chair Taft turned the meeting over to;�Commissioner Herberts, Chair of the Street Tree Committee, who reported she thinks the subject tree is magnificent and that Corona del Mar residents prefer to retain mature trees in their area. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 5 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Chair Taft opened the meeting to Public Testimony and Mary Jane Kirtland, 715 Narcissus, addressed the Commission. She stated that in October, 1989 the Tree Supervisor recom- mended removal of the Ficus Nitida which is causing sidewalk and curb problems in addition to being a hazardous condition She asked the Commission to recommend removal of the tree which she would be happy,to replace with one more suitable. Commissioner Herberts asked Ms. Kirtland if she would like the designated tree, which is a Eucalyptus Ficifol.ia, should the tree be removed. Ms,. Kirtland replied that although they are pretty but messy, it would be an improvement. During discussion, Commissioner Compton agreed the tree is pushing against the sidewalk and curb and will have to eventually be removed. Commissioner Konwiser felt every tree should be in harmony • with its surroundings. The bulk of this tree is above the sight line and does not belong on this street. He recom- mended the tree be removed and replaced with the designated tree at City expense. Commissioners Vandervort and Demmer agreed the tree is too large and hazardous a'nd'would recommend removal. Commissioner Grant recommended the tree be removed and re- placed with two trees. Motion K Commissioner Compton then motioned to remove the tree and Ayes K x x x x replace it with the designated tree at City expense. Abstain x x Motion passes. Item #7 - Capital Project.Proposals FY 1990 -91 Capital Project Chair Taft announced the Commission should determine their Proposals final prioritization at this meeting which will be forwarded FY 1990 -91 to the City Manager. Director Whitley then summarized and clarified each of the proposed projects. He passed out the Park Facility'Improve- ment Fund report which allows the,Department to accomplish projects not normally budgeted for or not anticipated, such • as emergencies. Jack Brooks explained the Fund's expenditures and pointed out there is a $30,000 balance left over which reverts back to the Department CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 6 City Council Chambers 7 p:m. INDEX .Commissioner Grant suggested it be called a Park Facility Emergency /Contingency Fund and that the Commission be apprised of the expenditures every six months and a general department policy for i,ts expenditures be developed for the Commission's approval. Commissioner Grant also recommended the Playground Equipment Replacement Fund be clearly identified in the future. Chair Taft then turned the meeting over to Commissioner Konwiser, Chair of.ihe Capital Improvements Committee, who suggested the items be kept in the order they appear. He pointed out that about half of the budget is already commit- ted and there is no justification to decrease the funding. Commissioner Grant disagreed with the prioritization and presented a letter from the Corona del Mar Soccer Club requesting field three at the Lincoln Athletic Center be • lighted due to the increase in demand for fields and since this field was to be lighted under the original approved plan. Commissioner Grant also.pointed out that Little League has requested batting cages and AYSO needs to be reimbursed for soccer goals. Director Whitley explained that AYSO will be reimbursed from available funds for the soccer goals. Batting cages are not a capital project and can be purchased under Playground Equipment Replacement Program funds. Chair Taft opened the,meeting to Public Testimony and Mr. Ralph Nelson, Business Manager for Little League and spokes- man for soccer, addressed the Commission. He pointed out the need for the optimum use of fields and thus the need for lights and their, need for batting cages. Motion Following further discussion, Commissioner Herberts moved to accept the capital project proposals as presented in the follodaing priority: 1. Corona del Mar High School Olympic Pool 2. Oasis Expansion 3. Park Facility Improvement Fund 4. Cliff Drive Park • 5. Playground Equipment Replacement Program 6. Newport Shores Park 7. Athletic Field Refurbishment 8. Lincoln Athletic'Facility 9. Mouth of Big Canyon 10. Eastbluff Park CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 7 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Grant stated he would not support the motion since he felt projects which have been started and pre- viously approved should first be completed. Motion Commissioner Grant made a substitute motion moving Newport Aye x Shores Park to #4 position,; Lincoln Athletic Facility to Nays Y x x x x x #5 position; Cliff Drive Park to #6 position; Athletic Field Refurbishment to #7 position; Mouth of Big Canyon to #8 position; Playground Equipment Replacement Program to #9 position; and Eastbluff Park to #10 position. Motion fails. Ayes x x x x x Vote was then taken on Commissioner Herberts motion. Nays x x Motion passes. Item #8 - Proposed Bond Issue Proposed Bond Issue Director Whitley reviewed the Park Bond Issue, pointing out it has been discussed for a year and a half and it is now • time to make a recommendation to Council if a bond issue is needed. The Castaways and,Cal Trans West areas have been identified as park parcels and it is staff's recommendation that a park bond issue be pursued for these areas and trans- mitted to City Council. Commissioner Vandervort presented a map and aerial photo- graphs to better explain locations. Commissioner Compton rev'i'ewed the acquisition options for th Castaways area and stated he favors a bond issue. He also explained the Cal Trans West view park which would be re- duced in size due to its topography. ' Motion x Commissioner Compton then motioned the Commission support a bond issue to enable the purchase of the two parcels of land for active parks, one in West Newport and one in the Castaways area. Commissioner Konwiser reported he has not been contacted wit regard to a bond issue and does not feel the community is that interested. Since he doesn't feel a $25 million bond issue would pass, he is not supporting the motion. Commissioner Herberts disagreed, stating she feels many people would support a bond issue since they want more activ • and open space such as the Castaways which should be' claimed now since we may not be able to go back and reclaim it in the future. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Em City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Commissioner Grant felt the City does not need more active open space compared to other cities assuming we achieve the Recreation and Open Space Element. He did not feel a bond issue would pass. Commissioner Demmer did not feel the issue should be if the ,park bond issue passes; she felt the main focus should be on obtaining the Castaways for the future. Ayes K x x x x Vote was then taken on Commissioner Compton's motion. Nays x x Motion passes. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS Beth Cooper, 322 Sapphire, addressed the Commission on behalf of the Balboa Island Improvement Association. She asked.that the Commission consider the lot on the Fire Station site on Marine Avenue be turned into a pocket park. • Since they have paid.for it through taxes, they would like to save it and use it, for a quiet oasis with a bench and flowers. She pointed out Balboa Island is very park defi- cient and more „space is needed for both visitors and residents. In addition, a public restroom is needed since there is presently a hygiene problem. Commissioner Herberts suggested Ms. Cooper first transmit her request to Council who would, in turn, ask for a recommendation from this Commission. Commissioner Grant expressed his support for this request as the site is near so much foot traffic and would greatly benefit the neighbors. Bob Jessen, 303 43rd Street, addressed the Commission con- cerning Channel Park. He said in the past the park was used for football, soccer and softball, but now the park has been destroyed and people are not using it. He commented on the hazardous restroom and wall and noted that the homeless are even using the area now. He suggested tearing down the outhouse and walkway; separating the grass 4 and sand; replacing the slide; dredge; and build a minor retaining wall so the water will drain into the street. He added that consideration also be given to winds when • parks are developed. Director Whitley replied that the back stop at Channel Park was removed at the direction of this Commission due to residents' complaints about broken windows. The site was CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH 0 • 16 arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 9 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX never large enough for regulation fields, but good for practice. When the.park was to be refurbished, it was done through the normal capital improvement process and approved by the community,. Commission and City Council. The restroom was an add -on service by Public Works to service those at the bus stop. Commissioner Grant,noted that the West Newport Association does not represent all the residents who may not have been notified. Commissioner Compton agreed that West Newport Association does not speak for every homeowner in the area. He agreed people are not using the.park as much as they should and there is a need for green belts and playing areas. Commissioner Vandervort added that West Newport desperately needs active parks. Chair Taft agreed with Commissioner Compton that the park is not being used and would like to see it improved for the community. IV. DISCUSSION ITEMS Item #9 - Status of Capital Projects - FY 1989 -90 Status of Capital Director Whitley reported there have been no real changes Projects during the past month. Commissioner Compton questioned the area by the bridge in West Newport which will be reland- scaped. Commissioner Grant referred to the play equipment at Buffalo Hills Park which was removed. Director Whitley advised he will pursue and report back. Jack Brooks stated he would like equipment put back in. Item #10 - Recreation.Division Recreation Division Commissioner Herberts stated she was impressed when she visited Oasis - every room was being used when.she was there Commissioner Grant recommended the need to increase youth basketball at the Lincoln gymnasium. Item #11 - Park and Street Tree Division Park and Street Commissioner Grant referred to the Hammered Dock at the Tree Aquatic Center and.what happened to the dirt. Director Division Whitley advised it was supposed to be stockpiled and sold, however, he will follow up on the matter. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • • i arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 10 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX Chair Taft and Commissioner Konwiser pointed out the need for shrubs /flowers at the Carroll Beek facility. V. COMMISSION COMMITTEES Item #12 - Capital Improvements Capital Improvements No report from Chair Konwiser. Item #13 - Street Tree Street Tree Chair Herberts reported the committee will meet in January concerning 11 trees. Item #14 - Recreation Program Recreation Program Chair Compton reported the committee will meet in January. Item #15 - Oceanfront and Beach Oceanfront and Beach Chair Vandervort reported they did not meet this month. Item #16 - Budget Budget Director Whitley reported the Department is in the process of preparing the budget which has been delayed due to com- puter problems. When completed, the Budget Committee will review and a summary will be provided. The Budget Committee and staff will meet with the City Manager on February 13, 1990 at 1:30 P.M. Item #17 - Parks and Open Space Acquisition Parks and Open Space Chair Grant reported the committee did not meet last month. Acquisition Facility Inspection Reports on the parks need to be turned in by the Commissioners. Commissioner Konwiser reported children play on the CYC roof which needs immediate attention. Commissioner Herberts reported Newport Beach is an official Tree City, USA. Item #19 - Commission Liaison Assignments Commission Liaison (a) Commissioner Herberts reported Oasis had a very Assignments successful dance. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • • arks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Page 11 City Council Chambers 7 p.m. INDEX (b) Commissioner Compton reported the Theatre Arts Center shows are being sold out and a new location for their facility is being researched. VI. SPECIAL, URGENT OR LAST MINUTE ITEMS Item #20 - Dover /PCH Land Dover /PCH Land Commissioner Compton referred to the southeast corner of Dover and Pacific Coast Highway where there is'now vacant land since the storage tanks were removed and questioned if the City could beautify this area. Director Whitley advised one section reverted back to The Irvine Company; some parts are easements; and some are Cal Trans rights -of -way. Landscaping could be added to the easement area with Park Facility Improvement Funds. Commissioner Compton asked if we could contact The Irvine Company towards compromising to beautify their property. Director Whitley will pursue. VIII. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission adjourned at 10:45 P.M. The agenda for this meeting was posted on January 3, 1990 at 10:00 A.M. outside the City Hall Administration Building. ��/i.f$CP / �.,1ecr` - Dottie Flohr, Secretary Item No., 5 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH • Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department DATE: 9anuary 30, 1990 TO: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission FROM: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Director SUBJECT: STATUS OF CAPITAL PROJECTS Inspiration Point Project completed except for planting of slopes this winter. Lincoln Athletic Facility Project completed. Newport Blvd. Landscaping 1000 1 gal. plants to be planted this winter. Drip irrigation to be installed during the same time frame. Ice Plant to he planted during winter months. Weed control an on -going project. • Grant Howald Park Restroom • Plans and specs being prepared. West Newport Basketball Court Project completed. Jamboree Road Median On-going-project this winter. Newport Harbor High Aquatic Refurbishment School District project. Corona del Mar Olympic Pool Under construction. City has transmitted $625,000 to School District who is administering the project. West Newport Community Center Project completed. G -3- Eastbluff Park Restroom • Plans and specs being prepared. Little Corona View Park Ken Wood, landscape architect, is preparing plans and specifications. Oasis Expansion Public Works Department selecting architect.. Upper Bay Regional Park When available, County of Orange will provide preliminary plans for Commission review. /� 6. � .AW / i /fir/ ; J • • • i RECREATION DIVISION JANUARY, 1990 PROGRESS REPORT Youth Activities Item No. 6 Councilmembers Phil Sansone and Jean Watt have revitalized the Youth Council. Representative students from Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar High Schools make up the volunteer advisory council which falls under the supervision of the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department. The Council hopes to develop a Community Youth Awareness Week. Included in this week long celebration will be a ,Job Fair, Youth in Government Day and an Ecological Awareness Day. The youth basketball program is in full swing. 112 children are enjoying the program. Our Pee Wee program (1st and 2nd grades) has 45 participants. The after school program at West Newport began in mid - January. Staff is working hard at publicizing the program and we-have high hopes for growing participant numbers. The Bobby Sox program is ecstatic about the approval of their home field at Irvine Terrace Park. A back stop and dug out will soon appear on the park as will an infield. Bobby Sox will begin games on the field approximately March 12. Contract Classes Winter classes began this month. Registration is typical for this time of year. Large enrollf"ient classes are Drawing and Painting, Spanish, Acupressure.and exercise classes. Dance classes, especially those utilizing the new West Newport Community Center Dance Studio, are also booming with registration. The spring brochure will be out approximately February 21. New classes have been reviewed by the Commission's Recreation Subcommittee. The Extra Time Classes at Andersen, Harbor View and Newport Heights Schools will begin the week of February 5. We are co- sponsoring 14 classes at Andersen, 9 at Newport Heights and 13 at Harbor View. Tennis Tennis instruction is typically wintery low. Poor weather did not help the start but things are looking better now. We may also see an increase in Round Robin participation. Preparations are underway for the 4th Annual Mayors Cup Tournament. Dates for this year's event are April 21, 22, 28 and 29. Park Newport will again host the finals- Adult Sports Our winter /spring softball program is bulging at the seams with 101 teams. This program began only 3 years ago with 25 teams. The same holds true for our basketball program. Last year we fielded 49 teams and this winter 72 teams. Adults sports are alive and well in Newport Beach. -2- Oasis Oasis is currently conducting a survey of the various transportation programs in the surrounding cities. Their goal is to,assess the types of services that are being offered and the success of the programs. Cities being,looked at include Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Culver City and Huntington Beach. The new District Attorney for Orange County spoke to a group of 50 sen4ors on January 10. Topics included elder abuse, nursing home regulations and the role of the D.A.'s office,. His talk was very well received. Anew. pottery class began this month. 18 students enrolled and are busy practicing on their pottery wheel's already. This class has stimulated the interest of many on- lookers and has made the students proud of what they can accomplish. The instructor is a professional ceramic -s: craftsman and has taken very well to the class. 0 0 lb 5 ' PARK AND TREE DIVISION Item No. 7 JANUARY., 1990 PROGRESS REPORT Our park crews performed the following tasks in addition to normal maintenance during the month of January. Newport Pier area near the Lifeguard Headquarters Assisted the tree crew in relocating 6 palm trees to make room for the new restroom facilities being built there. Newport Boulevard Arterials - Industrial Wav to Pacific Coast Hiohwav Planted (171) 1 gallon plants and ran drip irrigation to each of them. Arterial strip on Via Lido directly across from Lido Park 1. Removed approximately 2,000 square feet of turf. 2. Removed the old irrigation systems. 3. Removed the old chain link fence which ran the length of this area. Approximately 200 feet. 4. Installed verticdl telephone poles with chain strung between them in place of the chain link fence as needed. 5. Installed a railroad tie border for the new lawn area. • 6. Installed ail new automated irrigation througout. These were "manual" systems. 7. Planted (44) 5 gallon Raphiolepsis, (22) 5 gallon Wheeler's Dwarf Pitto- sporums, and (43) 1 gallon Agapanthus. 8. Plugged ice plant on slope as needed in bare areas. 9. Poured (2) concrete park bench pads. 10. Installed 1,300 square feet of Marathon fescue sod. Begonia Park Poured a concrete park bench pad. San Miguel Park 1. Performed preparation work on groundcover bank areas (25,000 square feet) for hydroseeding. 2. Planted (100) 1 gallon Myoporum "Pacificum ", and (25) 1 gallon Acacia redolens shrubs on groundcover bank areas. 3. Performed preparation work and seeded 2,000 square feet of area for turf. 0 • u t N. - 2 - City Hall Planted 69 flats of 4" annual color (Pansy, English Primrose, Richmond Begonia). "L" Street Park Constructed and installed 2 park benches. State Beach (Picnic area) Constructed and installed (1) picnic table. For the Recreation, park crews performed the following: See attached list. Our Street Tree Division performed'the following: Trimmed 599 trees. Planted 52 trees. Removed 22 trees. Root pruned 22 trees. Completed 12 work requests. Areas being trimmed this month: 'Completed Buffalo Hills. Park trees to be trimmed by Golden West Tree Service. In process; Spyglass Hills and the Police Department. 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