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Recreation Land Planners, Inc. - 1974-06-18 (3)
Jt � 1 s CONTRACT FOR ' f ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES r THIS AGREEMENT, by and between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON } BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, hereinafter called CITY, and RECREATION LAND PLANNERS, INC . , �y hereinafter called ARCHITECT, W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS , CITY proposes to construct the following Neigh- 5 i= borhood and Community Parks : Pleasant View, Robinwood, Terry, Newland, Park Huntington, and Marina and Golden West College; ARCHITECT is a landscape architectural firm, the principal ' members of which are duly registered under the laws of the State of California, and the Director of Public Works is the representative of the CITY, NOW THEREFORE, IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED between the 'parties . hereto that : 1 . ARCHITECT shall prepare and furnish to CITY, complete and ready for use , all necessary studies , sketches , schematics , estima4.es , working drawings and specifications ; shall check shop drawings , cats alog cuts , material lists as submitted by the construction contractor; shall furnish consultation and advice as requested by CITY during construction, including supervision and evaluation of specified tests as further defined herein (but not including the day-to-day supervision of the . i Y � 6/7/7 1 . JG : k 1. tk t construction work) , and shall furnish all other architectural services , including without limitation those specified herein- after 'and required for the six ( 6) parks listed hereinabove, having an estimated construction cost of $636 , 000 . 00 , and more specifically set forth in Exhibit "A" entitled "Scope of Work to be Accomplished, " attached hereto and made a part hereof. ARCHITECT agrees to design facilities which can be constructed within the amount hereinabove set forth . The project design, including utilities , plumbing, electrical, paving and planting, shall conform to all applicable CITY code -requirements . ARCHITECT shall also conform to the technical instructions as issued by the Director of Public Works . If, after receipt of competitive bids , it is found that a construction contract cannot be awarded within ten percent ( lo%) of the aforementioned estimated construction cost , ARCHITECT will, as a part of this agreement , and at no additional cost to CITY, perform such redesign, re-estimating, and other services as may, in the opinion of the Director of Public Works , be - required to produce a usable facility within the estimated construction cost . In connection with the foregoing, ARCHITECT shall be obligated to perform such additional services at no increase in contract price only when CITY has received com- petitive bids within two (2 ) months from the date of final approval of plans and specifications . 2 . All drawings , designs , specifications , and other 2 . 3:ncidental 'architectural and engineering work or materials furnished hereunder shall be and remain the property of CITY , except that said drawings , etc . cannot be used for other parks . 3 . ARCHITECT shall, if necessary, visit the site and shall hold such conferences with representatives of CITY and take such other action as may be necessary to obtain the data upon which to develop the design showing the contemplate: project in accordance with the .following: 4 . As an architectural design requirement , CITY will provide as-built topographic maps , engineering street improve- ment plans , and complete soil analysis of the existing sites . (a) Schematic Design Phase : The schematic design ..phase shall include conference with CITY departments concerned and -preparation of schematic sketches based upon the CITY ' s program for the function and scope of the project . It will include a scope of estimate of cost . This phase shall be sub- mitted to the Director of Public Works for signature approval within forty-five ( 45) calendar days from the date of this agreement . (b ) Design Development Phase : Upon approval of the schematic design phase, the ARCHITECT shall complete the design development phase to include the development of design, site plans , elevations and other drawings with outline speci- fications covering the project , and Including materials and equipment as are. necessary to integrate the design, explain 3 . the p'rojebt fully, and enable a preliminary estimate of con- structL621 cost . This phase shall be submitted to the Director of PubLi c t-lorks for signature approval within sixty (60 ) days 'aftey approval of the schematic design. ARCHITECT shall change the design development plans for the project to the extent necessary to meet the requirements of the Director of Public Works. Af't er approval by signature of the Director, the ARCHIVECT shall furnish necessary prints of the approved design development plans to the Director as specified in Exhibit "A . " ri (c) The Construction Documents Phase : After approval of the design development phase plans and estimates , ARCHITECT srai 1 proceed with the preparation of complete working drawings and specifications as required by the Director of Public Vc)rks for the construction of said project . An original and five ( 5) copies of the working drawings , specifications , and estimates shall be delivered to the Director of Public Works -Within ninety ( 90) days after approval of the design development phase . After working drawings and specifications have beers approved by CITY, as indicated by the signature thereon of the Director, ARCHITECT shall furnish sets of prints of the approved working drawings and sets of the approved specifications as may be required by the Director as per .Exhibit " A . " 4 . . 1 5 . Upon 'approval of final plans, ARCHITECT shall deliver to CITY one (1 ) set of tracings , in such medium and on such materials as may be required by the Director of Public works , suitable for blueprinting showing complete approved construction requirements . Such tracings as are delivered shall be signed i by , the Director as an indication of approval thereof and shall become and remain the property of CITY . 6 . ARCHITECT shall perform and provide all necessary i architectural services of every kind in connection with the studies , designs and the preparation of drawings and specifications , but said services shall not , unless otherwise stipulated, in- clude surveys , special engineering studies caused by abnormal or special conditions , soil tests , or supervision of construction i work executed from the drawings and specifications , provided, however, that ARCHITECT shall furnish upon request and without t additional compensation, such amplifications and explanations and attend such conferences as may, in the opinion of the Director of Public works , be necessary to clarify the intent of the drawings and specifications and shall afford the benefit, of his advice on questions that may arise in connection with the construction of the project 7 . ARCHITECT shall, w-ithout additional fee , correct or revise the drawings and specificati.riis if the Director of Public Works finds that such revision is necessary to correct errors or deficiencies for which ARCHITECT is responsible , a f 5 • 8 . 'All services to be rendered hereunder shall be subject to the direction and approval of the Director of Public Works . Approval by said Director of draw�:ngs , designs , specifications and other incidental architectural work or materials furnished hereunder shall not in any way relieve ARCHITECT of responsibility for the technical adequacy of the work. 9 . ARCHITECT ' s fees for the aforementioned architectural services shall be computed at 7 . 4 percent of the actual construction cost . The estimatAd construction cost for the six (b ) parks listed hereinabove is set forth in Paragraph 1 of this contract . 10 . The cost for the work, including the fees and reim- bursement items , will be billed by ARCHITECT to CITY monthly in proportion to the work accomplished and to the extent that the reimbursable items are incurred, said bills to be submitted to the Director of Public Works for his approval before payment may be made by CITY Finance Director. Such bills will be pay- .:able upon receipt and approval , provided that payment of the basic fee shall not exceed the following percentages of the total at the following stages of work: Design : ( a) Schematic Design Phase 25% (b ) Design Development Phase 35% (c ) Construction Documents Phase 85% 6 . (d) Upcn :award `of construction contract. or not more '. .. an ninety (90) days after (c ) , whichever o e curs first 9 0% (e ) Upon completion of construction 100% 11 . ARCHITECT will keep accurate accounting records of i time and expenditures , which records will be available for inspection by CITY at reasonable times . 12 . CITY may , at any time, by written order of the Director of Public Works, make any changes in the services to be performed hereunder. If such changes cause an increase in the cost of doing the work under this agreement or in the time required for its performance, an adjustment shall be made based on the direct cost to ARCHITECT plus reasonable overhead costs and the contract shall be modified in writing accordingly . Any claim for adjustment under this clause must be made in writing to the Director of Public Works within thirty (30 ) days from the `date the change is ordered ,, provided, however, said Director, if he determines the facts justify such action, may receive and consider, and adjust any such claim asserted at any time prior to the date of final settlement of the contract . 13 . Wherever herein the action of the Director of Public r Works is required, a representative of said Director, designated in writing, may act on his behalf. 14 . CITY may cancel this agreement upon written notice 7 . to ,the ARCHITECT and, shall thereafter be liable for fees and costs accrued to "date of the receipt of notice by ARCHITECT but 'not to exceed the maximum set forth in Paragraph 9 herein- - ... above , and for no other fees or costs . WITNESS our hands and seals the day, month and year appearing below : /�2 D ATE . , ,�.�. 19 7 4 . RECRaA'T LAN-D''P,LANNERS/', G- (ARCHITECT) B PAIAL SA /To By DATED: , 1974 . OF HUNTINGT BEACH, a municipal corporation By Mayor ATTEST: . APPROVED AS TO FORM: City lerk City 7Fftorn APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: City Administrator 8 . EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK TO BE ACCOMPLISHED Pleasant View, Robinwood, Terry, Newland, Park Huntington. and Marina PARKS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE I . General . Furnish complete schematic , preliminary , final design and contract documents , including plans and specifications for subject projects . The work shall include, but not be limited to, the following: A. Land use study that will consider design criteria, p ark theme and character. B . Spatial relationships and grouped activity areas . r C . Access , circulation, parking and pedestrian systems . D . Operational planning to accommodate ease of maintenance . E. Provision of all consulting services , including utilities , irrigation and topography incorporation . II . Cost Limitations . Design the parks and ancillary structures to a cost limitation of: A. PLEASANT VIEW $ 21, 000 . B . ROBINWOOD $ 31, 500 . C . TERRY $ 105000 . D . NEWLAND $ 63000 . E . PARK HUNTINGTON $ 52, 500 . F. MARINA AND GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE$ 36320000 III . Project Description and Scope . A. The six projects will generally follow the "neighborhood and community park" concept as expressed in the City ' s Master Plan of Parks , Open Space , Schools , and Recreation. Facilities and design should include , but not be limited to, contouring, curbing, automatic irrigation system, turf, fifteen-gallon trees , shrubs , walks , play areas , lighting, drinking fountains , group picnic shelter, softball diamonds , and areas for picnic tables , braziers , and play equipment . B . The schematic and design development phases will determine the requirements of the project through preliminary studies , sketches , drawings and estimates . C . The construction document phase will include, but not be limited to , the following plans and documents : 1 . ' Plans and Specifications (a) Grading and drainage plan (b; Layout and site plan ( r,) Planting plan ( d) Irrigation plan (e ) Construction details ( f) Specifications ( g) Cost estimate and time schedule 2 . 2 . General Documents ( a) Bid documents (b ) Invitation to bid (c ) Instructions to bidders (d) Bid proposal form (e ) General conditions ( f) Special conditions IV. Standards . Work shall be in accordance with requirements of the City Department of Public Works and applicable build- ing codes . V. Approvals . Design will be coordinated with the Department of Public Works , Recreation and Parks Department, and City Administrator ' s office securing approvals at the time of submission of the design development stage . VI . Progress Report . Submit a progress report every month during the term of the contract indicating ;;he percentage of completion and brief description of the work accomplished to the Director of Public Works for signature approval . VII . Reproduction . Printing and reproduction requirements are as follows : h . Schematics : Two ( 2 ) sets of plans . B . Design Development : Two ( 2 ) sets of plans , outline specifications and cost estimates . C . Final Submittal : Seven ( 7 ) sets of plans and specifications . • 3 , i r t. r Any other special reproduction , photography , special presentation materials , such as models , renderings , etc . , shall not be provided unless otherwise stipulated . (Rest of page not used . ) t ADDENDUM -dGNAI Cop\.I, THIS ADDENDUM to that certain Contract for Architectural Services dated the 18th day of June , 1974 , by and between the CITY OF HU14TINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, the CITY, and RECREATION LAND PLANNERS, INC . , the ARCHITECT, fir! I T N E S S E T H a The CITY and ARCHITECT hereby agree to amend their June 18 , 1974 agreement by modifying the "Scope of Work to be Accomplished" as set forth in Exhibit ' A" of said agreement to enlarge Pleasant View Neighborhood and Community Park from 1 acre to 2 . 13 acres , and to change the Cost Limitations as set forth in Exhibit ' A ' from Twenty-one Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $21 , 000 . 00 ) to Forty-Two Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $42 , 000 . 00 ) for Pleasant View Park , revising the total estimated construction cost from Six Hundred Thirty- Six Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $636 , 000 . 00 ) to Six Hundred Fifty-Seven and 00/100 Dollars ( $657 , 000 . 00 ) . DATED : May .t ) 1975 RECREATION LAND PLANNERS INC . ( ARCH-ITEc, DATED : v' 1975 G CTT-Y--OF; HUNTING TON BEACH (CITY) ATTEST , ,_ By G'�'• �Z`s�•- -`�z. -r-.. - '-_.7�'��' G`.; Mayor f" City Clerk APPRC /ED AS TO CONTENT: A AS TJ RM: 41 City Administrator City Atto e �.- JG : er --B 1 t i� q -, ADDENDUM THIS ADDENDUM to that certain Contract for Architectural Services dated the 18th day of June , 1974 , by and between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, the CITY , nand RECREATION LAND PLANNERS, INC . , the ARCHITECT , W I T N E S S E T H The CITY and ARCHITECT hereby agree to amend their June 18 , 1974 agreement by modifying the "Scope of Work to be Accomplished" as set forth in Exhibit ' All of said agreement to enlarge Pleasant View Neighborhood and Community Park from 1 acre to 2 . 13 acres , and to change the Cost Limitations as set forth in Exhibit ' A ' from Twenty--one Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $21 , 000 . 00) to Forty--Two Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $42 , 000 . 00 ) for Pleasant View Park, revising the total estimated construction cost from Six Hundred Thirty- Six Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ( $636 , 000 . 00 ) to Six Hundred Fifty-Seven and 00/100 Dollars ( $657 , 000 . 00 ) . DATED : May 1975 RECREATION LAND PLANNERS ,--,INC . (ARCH TFXT ' $ r,•• y DATED : f �, 1975 CUY__�)F HU14TINGTON BEACH ( CITY) .ATTEST : //''''' By r e►_�_,;���,, . .► ./ 1..�...� , _ �' ,.�_._ May ors jV City Clerk APPROVED. AS TO CONTENT: A AS TO FtIA. : City Administrator City Atto ,ie JG : er 3-B Y ' ;A- . _,,. CITY OF, µ, `:. EIUNTINGTON BtAO • '. 1975 INTER-DEPARTMENT CONWUNICATION t- HUNTINGTON RACH RECREATION & PARRS T, DLPhRTf��F�l�'� ;v To Alicia Wentworth From Norm Worthy, Director City Clerk Recreation .& Parks Department Subject Addendum: Joint Development- Date May 22 , 1975 Community Recrea-lion : agreement �� between the City_ and Ocean View �I School District , : J'une`T ,�1.974 : Q The City Attorney asked that the attached addendum to the above listed community recreation agreement of June 18 , 1975 which related to the development of a neighborhood park on the premiset of Pleasant View School• in the Ocean View School District be signed by the School District officials prior to City Council action. Since the School Board and City Council meet the same day and hour , they will execute the agreement addendum simultaneously . Approval of the attached addendums will allow the City to expand their proposed neighborhood park construction of Pleas- ant View School from one (1) to 2 . 13 acres . Subject : Addendum : Contract between the City and Recreation Land Planners , June 18 , 1974 Approval of a attacie addendum will allow the Pleasant View. Park architects , Recreation Laud Planners of Placentia , to proceed with the new expanded plan for Pleasant View Park . orm Worthy , DiTOttOT Recreation & Parks Department NW :ac Attachment : Addendums Recreation F Parks Commission recommendation cc : Recreation F Parks Commission City Administration, ' D. D. Rowlands F Recreation. Lan' d Planners , Paul Saito V" O .V. S . D. , Dr . Dale Coogan s 1 .. i .:� + �. _ :.i, do •1`� � +::.: ,... .. •nr,,; . "°'. •�; it ',i of H untir on B chi r P'0 BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92M oR'ici: OF THE arry CLERK June 3, 1975 Recreation Land Planners , Inca 1136 East Yorba Linda Boulevard Placentia, California 92686 Gentlemen: ' The City Council of the City, of Huntington Beach at its regular meeting held Monday, June 2, 1975 approved an addendum to the June 18, 1974 agree- ment with your „firm which provides for the expansion of the neighborhood park 'plan for Pleasant View School. We are enclosing a duly executed ropy of said addendum for your records. Sincerely yours , Alicia M. Wentworth City Clerk AMW:tlo Enclosure + 4 • 1 ya• a •�`• :'i 1s`Ci �'16 �ii 7! '� _ .• .mot J �.ti P� ow Jr rjp f � r r •w• w I � r � r y'� 1 w r•w. yid _� : .. ! r! s r• rt. 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PARKr I ND I COMMERCIAL NDUSTRIAL '� • GROTR' .. � 1 . 0 AC. t BUFFER CHEVROLET 2.5 xcRE ACRE BUFFER r3a ONTAR* pR I W I LSON z FORD wlQUE8EC DR _ KEY School Property to be school property to be purchased by City dedicated to City • • City property to be � Remaining City dedicated to school park property district elm • V f C t t rh io r y I 1 A-911 < < •1 ' Ii 14A � ZI i �.v 1 � r _�...�.� -.ram ••• i T ' mwu Ilk to Im UP _ r n � c � 61D4•t i � V 1 r 11 S ./.• !'1�.i►T Ivy• , rtI r' •�� I I �. . 12 ti ` r4 + 2.14 Lr— i � a • 1 , try •s6 i 0 � f t no a cL I u c � c ._. . .._ 9 r S r _ r .� .t .,....._ (.. ��.M K N 1 � M..L b� 1� .++� �w�Ir V L /� O a�w•V r+�•.-r�.r..�V r, /i•a~.� ��..,•O H � I • C T r1!t HUNTINGTON BEACH ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SECTION PROJECT IWIUNITY STATUS Pursuant to ' the procedures of the City of Huntington Beach for im�ple - mentatiorn •of the California Environm6ital Quality Act of 1970 and the State guideli.nes 'as adopted by the California Resources Agency , which provide that "where it can be seen with certainty that the activity in question will not have a significant effect on the environment , the activity may be exempt from provisi.o,ns of CEQA, " the project refer•- enced, herein is therefore reviewed for exemption status .for the filing of a Negative Declaration 'or preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Report . PROJECT, 'APPL•ICATION , OR PERMIT NO : Project of Recreation and Parks Dept. PROJECT TITLE/DESCRIPTION : Install poles for metal-halide li xtures , backstops of galvanized pi2e and chain link, and wooden benches and back- boards PROJECT LOCATION/ADDRESS : located on the Goldenwest diamonds , at McFadden 300 ' west of Gothard EXEMPTION. -STATUS GRANTED AS FOLLOWS : Categorical Exemption Class Emergency Exemption ? Ministerial Project EllOngoing Project Date of Approval June 4 , 1974 Activity not Defined as a Project STAFF DISCUSSION : Project involves only improvements -of an existing site , of a type which does not require environmental evaluation by this Board. NAME & TITLE OF PERSON APPROVING REQUEST : James W. Palin, SecretAry - Environmental Review Board DATE : Jun .22 i i4��t t ttrt�r+J1� i1C�CF1 - I ,". PRELIMINARY EWIRANMERTAL DESCRIPTION INITIAL STUDY Fee $75. 00 t`' D i?srx 390 t~�rrlrlirryll+:1 peach, Calif. 92t+�f3 • ...,.City `Df Beach--- Recreation F Parks Department Applicant/Authori.zcd Agent FOR CITY USE ONLY 190 -ci tY_Hai I I itington Beach 92648 Project Mailing Address , ' � Dept. of origin ftle" phone j Orance toast_ C611p$,e District Other Application Pro tp were y Ovner or Permit Nwoberc Ao.4d. -!;Ostia Mesa S56-5651 Mailing Address/Telephone 0m; m6t all projects require the preparation oL an envir- ormental impact report (EIR) . To, assist the Depart- went of Env#.ronwntal Resources in making this determ- ination, the following information must be supplied. AM additi*nrl information if pertinent. l .U Prulfct Ingo t : (Plot Plan may be used to sfuw dW following) 1.1 Nature of Project: Give a complete description of the proposed project. a. If the project is residential, indicate number, types, and size of units and associated facilities. b. If the project is comm�ercial or industrial , give a conplet:e descripti_un of activities. c. Lint all types of buiilding, materials to be used for all struetures in the project . , Galvanized steel poles set in concrete for metal-.halide light fixtures, . Backstops of galvanized pipe and chain link. Wooden benches and bcack3:oards. 1 . 2 Location of Project : (Address, nearest street intersections) Fadden, 300' west of Gothard. 1. 3 Legal Description : I Lot 81COeN Tract Section '[ti�.r�csiiip Range , or Metes and Bounds 1 .4 Project Land Area (Acres) : 2. 7 acres 1. , General Relationships of the 1-roject to Surrounding Properties: (Inforsaation available in P14nning Department on District Maps. ) USE ZONING MASTER PLPLN Present School CF-C CF-C Proposed School CF•C CF-C Surrounding north S.F. Residential R-1 R-1 surrounding south School CF-C CF-C ' sr-rrourAinq east School CF-C CF-C Su rrowedinq west S6001 CF-C CF-C 1.6 Additional agencies where authorization, certification, or issuance of a permit is raquired for this project: 1. 7 What will be the maximum occupancy of all structures proposed within this project? `p. pr • (If commerci.l or industrial usage, indicate occupancy in terns of employees and customers. ; 1 .8 Traffic: a. Estimate project.'s impact on traffic volume on arterials. Indicate the praxsnt volume and added trips per day frc a the project. Might increase traffic slightly b. Indicate points of egress and ingress to the project. McFadden only. c. Dues the project create any traffic problems? ?that is existing speed limit at the. location' , Speed limit is 40 m.p,h. Witli night use of the area, more traffic will be generated. r 1i{Ater lij4ct lnyan5 rm 2. 1 For Iixiustrial Projects: 1. oniscuss industrial pru.:esses involved (water-related) -Waste effluent volumes : *Waste effluent characteristics : 2. 2 For C.owsmercial Projects •Operating hours : • 3.0 Air EMActcc -Inventor. : fi ' 3. 1 For Industrial Projects: j • Discuss industrial processes involved (air and noise related) : •List any Air Pollution Control District equipment, if required t e • List tao►urit and typ:: of odot or fins a �k 3. 2 For Ccamorci.aL Projects : •List aunt and type of odors or fuses produced: ,1 4. 0 raplain in act upon Man-made Facilities; r t 4.1. Will the project have an effect upon cultural or scenic resoutces? 4. 2 Will any unique phenomena such as electromagnetic radiation, mechanical vib- ration, or other noise exist within the project? 4 . 3 Will any process be involved where odors or fumes may be detectable by ad- joining properties? 4.4 Wil i •the pro jest- affect the use of the com unity' s recreational areas? Yes, extend the use to night-tip pours for soccer and softball. ,2. 4. 5 Wil the 'project. affect basic governmental services (e.g. , police, fire, • 9ewagc�, drainage: facilities , roads, educational facilities, fresh water , de"nd, etc . ) and the p, ,ent and future ability of government to provide such servicese Yes, electric energy will be consumed in providing night softball and soccer. L 4 .6 Will the projiuct serve to encourage development of prey antly undeveloped areas or to intensify the development of a l veady developed areas? } No F ` 4 .7 Will the views of neighboring property owners be affected? c 'Y Yes, light poles will be visible. 4 .8 Will people be displaced and/or existing structures be removed? `1 No. C� 4. 9 Will existing landscape be modified and/or trees and shrubbery moved? No, only .a softball diamond created "on existing turf. 4 .10 Will the project affect an existing historical, archaeological, or palwnto- ' logical resource? No. ;t 5.0 anksin awt gkxmi• the Social Envtrouen ,t 5. 1 will the project cause an economic effect? No 5.2 WI.11 the project disrupt or divide an establiahed co unity or Master plan, f for the area? E Nu. 6.0 BxAlain Istact due to Construction: - .+ 6.1 will the construction of the project provide for dioposal of building spoils? Yes. 6. 2 When is construction tio. start and how long before the project is completed? August - December 6. 3 . Wttat is the volume of material excavated during construction? (if contours of existing land are to be modified, show tuw. ) Mat..cr isl imported Nape Material exported None i 6. 4 will construction work : i.y hours, noise, aunt, erosion, etc., be controlled? Yes, 7 a.m. to 5 P.M. Mondays through Fridays ' 6. 5 Will the project Lncr ttasv erosion potential of the site? t 1D\ 6. 6 Will the project disturb, dibptace, or otherwise eliminate any existing flora or fauna? if so , what types? Sane grass will be replaced with brick daunt for improved softball y infields. } 7.0 Miti"tion Measurss : 7 . 1 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the short-term impacts upun the environment . Contract construction instead of in-house. 7. 2 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the lout-terw impacts upon the environment caused by the project. Prwide shields for lights to minimize 04 ,turbance to residents and traffic. , 8.0 Obi se: t Estimate qualitatively existing noise levels. Slight increase in evening hours. . 9.0% Education,: For residential projects, note primary and secondary school districts: Primary . uan yiaw Sdadal �iwt'._ Secondary EWtington Beach Wim Hi Rh Scliml Di stx ct - s 10.0 Alternative Projects,.- Are there any feasible alternatives to your pro ject7 (Alternate use, revised plot . plans, etc. ) ND. I hereby certify that the: infur-n+..ttion hervi.n is true dnd accurate to the best of my ,} knowledge.^ r �w.ram Signature ', .+• f 1 ' r t • t HUNTINGTON BEACH ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SECTION PROJECT IMiWNITY STATUS Pursuant to the procedures of the City of Huntington Beach .-or imple - mentation 'of the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 and the State guidelines as adopted by the California Resources Agency, which provide that "where it can be seen with certainty that the activity in question will not have a significant effect on the environment , the activity may be exempt from provisions of CEQA, " the project refer - enced herein is therefore reviewed for exemption status for the filing of a Negative Declaration or preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Report . PROJECT , APPLICATION , OR PERMIT NO : Project of Recreation and Parks Dept. PROJECT TITLE/DESCRIPTION : Development of a community park on City and School District owned property of 11 acres in size PROJECT LOCATION/ADDRESS : located on the northeast corner of the in- tersection of Graham and Edinger Streets EXEMPTION STATUS GRANTED AS FOLLOWS : 0 Categorical Exemption Class ElEmergency Exemption Minisserial Project Ongoing Project Date of Approval June 11 , 1974 F-1 Activity not Defined as a Project STAFF DISCUSSION : City has owned this site for 10 years ; a branch library exists on -the site and offstreet parking was negotiated for when that building was placed there . No new structures are contemplated at . this time. NAME F TITLE OF PERSON APPROVING REQUEST : � James W. Palin , Secretai& - Environmental Review Board DATE : June 12 , 19 7 4 F t i PFELIMINAHY ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTION INITIAL STUDY Fee r 177.5.. 00 f:i tZ Q1•r Htmrinot•nn Reach Recreati -;,,,A—Parks Department _ Applicant/Authorized Agent FOR CITY USE ONLY P.O. Box 190, City Hall, Huntington Beach, Calif. 92648 project Hailing Address Number 536-5486 Dept. of Origin Telephone H.B- Union High School District - City of H.B. other Application Property Owner asee or Permit Numbers 1902 17th Street, Huntington Beach 536-9331 Hxi1 ing Address/Telephone !ME: Not all projects require the preparation of an envir- onmental impact report (EIR) . To assist the Depart- ment of Environmental Resources in making this determ- ination, the following information must be supplied. Add additional information if pertinent. . t. 1.0 Project InfoLm tion : (Plot Plan may be used to shoe the following) r • } 1.1 Nature of Project: Give a complete description of the proposed project. x Develop a community park on City and School District owned property of 11 acres in size . ' a. If the project is residential , indicate number, types, and size of units and associated facilities. �1 R t b. If the project is commercial or industrial, give a complete description ' of activities. 1 c. List all types of btAi.lding materials to be used for all structures in the project . No structures contemplated at this time. 1. 2 Location of Project: (Address, nearest street intersections) Graham at Edinger. 1. 3 Legi.0. Description: Y ^S Lot Block Tract Section Township Range , ore Metes and Bounds 1 .4 Project Land Area (Acres) : 1 Q • rres.. qj ty 1 acres - L 1 -= lotal 11 arres- 1. 5 Gener-7.l Relationship3 of the Project to Surrounding Properties: (Infora^.ation available in Planning L •aartment on District Maps. ) ; USE ZONING HMTER PLAN Present Little League & School CF-RSchool-Park Proposed Park w/ball diamonds surrounding north Residential R-4 R-4 Surrounding south Residential R-1 R-1 Surrounding east High School CF-H CF-H Surrounding best Industrial M-1 M.-1 1.6 Additional agencies where authorizatiun, certification, or issuance of a permit is squired for this project: 1. What will be the xaximum occupancy of all structures 'proposed within this project? Exi ctjna�), hrarzr al lcus (xf cormercial or industrial usage, indicate occupancy in t©rns 'oi employees and customers. ) 108 Traffic: a. Estimate project' s impact on traffic volume on arterials. Indicate the present volume and added tripe per day from the project. b. Indicate points of egFess and ingress to the project. Cross Drive and Grahar►.i c . Does the project create any traffic problems? What is existing speed limit at the loc:at.ion? The use of the park will increase. Existing speed lml it is 45 in.p.h. on Graham. 6 A. . , 2.0 Water Impact Inventory : 2 . 1 For industrial Projects : i 'Discuss industrial processes involved (water-related) ; -Waste effluent volumes : f s. -Waste effluent characteristics : 2. 2 For Connercial Projects -Operating hours : 3.0 ?fir impact Inventory : 3 . 1 Fer Industrial Projects : -Discuss industrial processes involved (air and noise related) : -List any Air Pollution Control District equipment, if re;uired : ; -List amunt and type of odors or fumes produced : 3. 2 For Commercial Projects : ! -List amount and type of odors or fuses produced: 4. 0 Mcl2lain im28ct wren Man-made Facilities: , 4. 1 Will the project have an effect. upon cultural or scenic resources? 4. 2 Will any unique phenomena such as electromagnetic radiation, mechanical vib- ration, or other noise exist within the project? 4 . 3 Will any process be involved where Lwdors or fumes may be detectable by ad- joining propertias? ti 4 .4 Will the project affect the use of the community ' s recreational areas? Yes, it will provide additional recreational opportunity. F� 4. 5 Will the project affect basic governmental services (e.g. , police, fire, sewage, drainage faeilitin s, reads, educational facilities, fresh waver � demand, etc. ) and the pr,.,sent and future ability of government: to prov:.de such Cervices? yes , the park will be maintained by the City. }:h 4 . 6 Will the proje:cL serve to encourage, development of presently undeveloped areas or to intensify the development of alre_ady developed areas? No. 4 . 7 Will the views of neighboring property owners be affected? Yes, much improved 4 .8 Will people be displaced and/or existing structures be removed? Some existing buildings, (dugouts, equipment sheds , snack-scoring building) will be removed, but the little league fields will be rebuilt. 4. 9 Will existing landscape be modified and/or trees and nh-nubbery removed3 Sane existing trees .on. Graham north of the F.C. cJiannel may have to be remved to widen Graham. However, more trees and shrubs will be planted. 4 .10 Will the project af9ect an existing historical, archaeological, or palew3nto- logic:al resource? No. 5.0 L�3silein lmsrt N&IS they Sucisl environment : 5. 1 Will the project cause an economic effect? No. ; 5. 2 Will the project disrupt or divide an established community or toaster Plan for the area? .No 6.0 Explain iml2act due to Construction: 6. 1 Will the con:%rur_ti.on of the project provide for 'disposul of building spoils? Yes. 6. 2 When is construction to, start and how long before the project is completed? August thrrr gh December. . 6. 3 What is tl<<: voltume of material excavated during construction? (If contours of exi..sting land are to be modified, show how. ) Material imported 9 ,000 yards Material exported None t ti 6.4 Will. construction ,working hours:, noise, dust, erosion, etc. , b<: controlled? � Yes, 7 a.m. ••.S p.m. Mondays through Fridays jr . 6..5 Will the project increase erosion potential of the site? To a m:Lior degree. Soil mounds will be turfed, however. 6. 6 Will the prujeut disturb, displace, or otherwise eliminate any E:xist:ing flora or fauna? If so, what types? 7.0 Mitigation measures : 7. 1 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the short-term impacts upon the. environment. Contract construction to speed up development. 7. 2 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize that lout-term impacts upon the environment caused by the project. Plm ahead, for future adequate staff. 8. 0 Noise : { Estimate qualitatively existing noise levels. People noise might increase from more use of area 9.0 education : For residential projects, note primary and secondary school districts: Primary �_(kgga-Vio�rdml District.�r Secondary $each Union Nigh School District 10.0 Alternative Projec1_3 : Are -there dany feasible alternativou to your project? (Alternate use, revised plot 'plans , cdtC- ) ' No.• I hereby certify that the information herein is trtie dnd accurate to the best of my knowled e. r Signature a e F'ifc� { 1 L'o9eic 01 AA PA Jf. ... i �a ... PRWEVC,T m=TONK MAP "U"Tomom . O" move" vChMow 3 HUNTINGTON BEACH ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SECTION PROJECT IN191UNI'1'Y STATUS Pursuant to the procedures of the City of Huntington Beach for imple - mentation of the California Environmental. Quality Act of 1970 and the State guidelines as adopted by the California Resources Agency , which provide that "where it can be seen with certainty that the activity in question will not have a significant effect on the environment , the activity may be exempt from provisions of CEQA, " the project refer- enced. herein is therefore reviewed for exemption status for the filing of a Negative Declaration or preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Repiort . Project of Recreation and Parks Dept. PROJECT , APPLICATION , OR PERMIT NO : PROJECT TITLE/DESCRIPTION : Development of a neighborhood-type park on school district and City-owned 2roperty, 3 acres in size PROJECT LOCATION/ADDRESS : On the southwest corner of Newland School , located in the quarter-section bounded by Yorktown , Adams , Newland , and Bushard EXEMPTION STATUS GRANTED AS FOLLOWS : j V Categorical Exemption Class Emergency Exemption El Ministerial Project Ongoing Project Date of Approval June 11 , 1974 Activity not Defined as a Project STAFF DISCUSSION Based upon - the Environmental Impact Report for the sub- division which permitted - the street to be installed -here ,- the Board found that this project • invclved no environmental -change which required assess- ment. NAME & TITLE OF PERSON APPROVING REQUEST :f :Q • n . Se ntiironmeptal Review goad DATE : PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTION INITIAL STUDY Fee - $75.00 it , of Huntington Beach - Recreation and Parks Department ApplicF: #'_-/Authorized Agent FOR CITY USE ONLY P.O. Box 190., City Hall, Huntington 92648 Mailing Address Project Number 536-5486 Dept. of origin Telephone Fountain Valley School District - City of H.B. other Application Property owner Leasee or Permit Nears Talbert and Newland 842-6651 Mailing Address/Telephone: NOTE: Not all projects require the preparation of an envir- onmental impact roport (EIR) . To assist the Depart- mant of Environmental Resources in making this determ- ination, the following information must be aupplied. Add additional information if pertinent. s 1.0 Project InfoMtion : (Plot Plan may be deed to show the following) 1.1 Nature of Project: Give a complete description of the proposed project. Develop a neighborhood-type nark on school district and City-owned property of 3 acres in size. a. If the project is residential, indicate number, typen, and size of units; and associated facilities. b. If the project in commercial or industrial , give a complete description of activities. i c. List all types of building materials to be used for all structures in tha project. None 1.2 Location of Project: (Address, nearest street intersections) • ,On the south-west corner of Newland School located in the quarter-section bounded by Yorktown, Adams , Newland and Bushard • , � � is . r 1. 3 Legal Description: Lot Block Tract °{ Section Township Range , or i Metes and Bounds J 1.4 Project Land Area (Acres) : 3 a5res 1. 5 General Relationships of the Project to Surrounding Properties: (Information available in Planning Department on District Maps. ) USE ZotaNG MASTER PLAN Present School & S.F. residential CT-R School-Park Proposed School and Park It it " surrounding north S.F. Residential R-1 R-1 surrounding south S.F. Residential R-1 R-1 SurrourAing ea©t S.F. Residential R-1 R-1 Surrounding went S.F. Residential R-1 R-1 1.6 Additional agencies where authorization, certification, or issuance of a permit is required for this project: 1.7 What ,will be the maximum occupancy of all structures proposed within this project? None (If cc4mareial or industrial usage, indicate occupancy in terms of employees and customers. ) 1.8 Traffic: a. Estimate project's impact on traffic volume on arterials. Indicate the present volume and added trtpe per day from the project. b. Indicate points of egress and ingress to the project. Off Newland, Yorktown, Bushard and Adams c. Does the project create any traffic problems? What is existing speed limit at the location? 25 m.p.h. at park site. i 2.0 'Water Impact Inventor : 2.1 For industrial Projects: , *Discuss industrial processes involved (water-related) : -Waste effluent volumes : *Waste effluent characteristics : 2. 2 For Coam arcial Projects •Operating hours : 3.0 Air jMact Inventory: 3.1 For Industrial Projects: *Discuss industr:...,U processes involved (air And noise related): *List any Air Pollution Control District- equipment, if required : •List amount and type of odors or fumes produced: 3.2 For Comercial Projects : -List amount and type of odors or fumes produced: 4.0 Explain Impact u n Manmade Pacilities; 4.1 Will the project have an affect upon cultural or scenic resources? 4. 2 Will any unique 'phenomena such as electromagnetic radiation, mechanical vib- ration, or other noise exist within the project? 4.3 Will any process be involved where odors or fumes may b4 detectable by ad- joining properties? 4.4 Will the project affect the use of the community's recreational areas? Yes, it will provide additional recreational opportunity. • 3. 4.5 Will the project affect basic governmental services (e.g. , police, fire, sewage, drainage facilities, roads:, educational facilities, fresh water demand, etc. ) and the present and future ability of government to 'provide such services? Yes, park maintenance service . 4 .6 Will the project serve to encourage development of presently undeveloped areas or to intensify the development of already developed areas? No. 4 .7 Will the views of neighboring property owners be affected? Improved. 4.8 Will people be displaced and/or existing structures be removed? No. 4.9 Will existing landscape be modified and/or trees and shrubbery removed? Yes , contoured and many trees and shrubs added. 4 .10 Will the project affect an existing historical, archaeological, or paleonto- logical resource? No. 5.0 N�Wlain act upon the Social Environment: 5.1 Will the project cause an economic effect? No. 5. 2 Will the project disrupt or divide an established community or Mastar Plan for the area? No. 6.0 Explain Iapact due to Construction: ' 6.1 Will the construction of the project provide for disaposal of building spoils? Yes. 6. 2 When in construction t4 ntart and how long before the project is completed? August to December. 6.3 What is the volume of material excavated during construction? (If contours existing land are to be modified, show how. ) Material imported 4,000 yards Material exported Ifte. .a. 6.4 Will construction working hours, noise, dust, erosion, etc. , be controlled? Yes , 7 a.m. - S p.m. through Fridays 6. 5 Will the project increase erosion potential of the site? To a minor degree. Soil Mounds will be turfed, however. 6. 6 Will the project disturb, displace, or otherwise eliminate any existing flora or fauna? If so, what types? No. 7.0 Mitigation Measures : 7.1 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the short-term impacts upon the environment. CAntract construction to speed up development 7. 2 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the lont-term impacts upon the environment causod by the project. Specify fast groiving grass. 8.0 u6ista: Estimate qualitatively existing noise levels. People noise might increase from more use of areas . 9.0 Education : For residential projects, note primary and secondary school districts: Primary Fount'iia_W ey. � D sJ1:i!� 1 drool. 1 t � t M secondary h Dis r• 10.0 Alternative Projects : Are there any feasible alternativro to your project? (Alternate use, revised plot plans, etc. ) No I hereby certify that the information herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge11 L1111 7 r SA-1 gnatune F /In ' . S. t -AL .o Nl. 00 17 1 --.- i lt_ f AL PROJm4T LOCATIONAL MAP c�rnrca�v ad�ur�1 f 4 HUNTINGTON BEACH ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SECTION PROJECT IMMUNITY STATUS Pursuant to the procedures of the City of Huntington Beach for imp1e - mentation .of "the CaliyforAi"a Env�.rorimeAtal Quality Act of 1970 and the 'St"ate . guidelines as 4dopted by the California Resources Agency , which provide that "where it can be seen with certainty that the activity in nue stion will not have a significant effect on the environment , the .. . . ...,g y :. ...p:. activity may be exempt from provisions of CEQA, " the project refer- enced herein is therefore reviewed for exemption status for the filing of a Negative Declaration or preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Report . PROJECT , APPLICATION , OR PERMIT NO : Project of Recreation and Parks Dept. PROJECT TITLE/DESCRIPTION : Develop neighborhood--type parks on school dis- trict and city owned property of 1 , 1 . 5 , and 5 acres in size PROJECT LOCATION/ADDRESS : located in Pleasant View School Park, Robinwood School Park, and Terry Park EXEMPTION STATUS GRANTED AS FOLLOWS : ( X Categorical Exemption Class Emergency Exemption Ministerial Project Ongoing Project Date of Approval June 11 , 1974 a El Activity not Defined as a Project STAFF DISCUSSION An exemption declaration 'has already been granted which included. Terry Perk on Tay or). ; .Boar etermine that the parks. at Pleasant --- �+ ��-}��a 1 �f oX'n p4• ti-+�Cora i rtie"nr+__rtr_0 an � A. - those sites . NAME TITLE OF PERSON APPROVING REQUEST : a James W. -Palin , Secreta Environmental. Review Board DATE : June 12., 1974 o - lr C PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL, DESCIIPTION • INITIAL STUDY Fee - $75.00 City f l�', nti on Beach-Recreation & Parks Dot . Applicant/Authorized Agent FOR CITY Use: ONLY _-.- 0 UQy. 190 Ci.ty Mall, 11untington Reach 92648 Mailing Address Project Number 536-5486 Dept. of origin Telephone .•-.__,__.__._ ...�,_ Qce n View School District - City of H . B . Other Application Property Owner Leasee or Per;nit Numbers _ BpaCh_ & Warner 847-2551 Mailing Address/Telephone NOTE: Not all projects require the preparation of an envir- oruaental impact report (EIR) . To assist the Depart- ment of Environmental. Resources in making this determ- ination, the following information must be supplied. J` Add additional information if pertinent. 1.0 Project Information : (Plot Plan may be used to show the following) 1. 1 Nature of Project: Give a complete description of the proposed project. Develop neighborhood- type parks on school district and city- owned property of 1 , 1 . 5 , and 5 acres in size . a. If the project is residential. , indicate number, types , and size of units and associated facilities. b. If the project is commercial or industrial , give a complete description of activities. c. List all types of building materials to be used for all s t•_ructurus in the: project . The wood frame- stucco Park l:unting,ton sales office has been iioved to the Terry Site . A new slab floor is to be constructed . 1 . .' l,r)tation of: Proic(n. : (A,idr,-,st, , itearC'sL •.;t tlt.E+r. s('.L t.1011;�) Pleasant View School. -Park - In the center of the quarter-section bounded by Heil , Warner , Magnolia & Newland Robinwoed School-Park-On McF6dden. betWeen Rolsa Chica & Graham Terry Park--On Taylor between G©thard and Beach . 1. 3 Legal Description: Lot Block Tract Section Township Range or Metes and Bounds 1.4 Project Land Area (Acres) : PleasgULiew (1 acre), Robin►ood (1.5 aaes) , Terry (5 acres) 1. 5 General Relationships of the Project to Surrounding Properties: (Information available in Plan^ing Department on District flaps. ) USE ZONING MASTER PLAN Pleasant V-Sch. olaygroun R-1 School-Park Present Robinmod - " " R-1 Proposed Tay - Vacant School site Nei boyhood park 1 ,pant - S F Res. R- - Surrounding north irnqood 8•P• s • R-1 R-1 BalsSurrounding south �antd - S P. _ RR- Ind �. R- Surrounding east - • 7 a Ind s Surrounding west Ind and Inwood S.F. . erry - Vacant Ind Ind 1. 6 Additional agencies where authorization, certification, or issuance of a permit is required for this project: 1. 7 What will be Uie maximum occupancy of all structures proposed within this project? (If commercial or industrial usage, .indicate occupancy in terms of employees and customers. ) 1.. 8 Traffic: a. Estimate project' s impact on traffic volume on arterials. Indicate the present volume and added trips per day from the project. None b. Indicate points of egress and ingress to the project. Pleasant View - Landau Robinwood - ?IcFadden Terry - Taylor C. Does the project create: any traffic problems? What is existing speed limit: at the location? Pleasant View - 25 m.p.h. Robinwood-W-Fadden - 40 Ili.p.h. Tern),-Taylor - 25 m.o.11. . 2. s 2.0 Water Impact Inventory : 2.1 For Industrial Projects : -Discuss industrial processes involved (water-related) : -Waste effluent volumes : -Waste effluent characteristics : 2. 2 For Commercial Projects -Operating hours : 3 .0 Air Impact Inventory: 3 .1 For Industrial Projects: 'Discuss industrial processes involved (air and noise related) : *List any Air Pollution Control District equipment, if required : -List amount and type of odors or fumes produced: 3 . 2 For Commercial Projects : -List amount and type of odors or fumes produced: 4. 0 Explain Imi)act upon Man-wade Facilities: 4 . 1 Will the project have an effect upon cultural or scenic resources? 4 . 2 Will any unique phenomena such as electromagnetic radiation, mechanical vib- ration, or other noise exist within the project? 4 . 3 Will any process be involved where odors or fumes may be detectable by ad- joining properties? 4 .4 Will the project affect the use of the rot=unity ' s recreational areas? Yes , it will. provi,de additional recreational opportunity. . 3. 4 4. 5 Will the project affect basic governmental services (e.g. , police, fire, sewage, drainage facilities, roads, educational facilities, fresh water. demand, etc. ) and the present and future ability of government to provide such services? Terry Park will require additional janitorial and hark maintenance services . 4 . 6 Will the project serve to encourage development of presently undeveloped areas or to intensify the development of already developed areas? No . 4 . 7 Will the views of neighboring property owners be affected? Improved. 4 .8 Will people be displaced and/or existing structures be removed? No. 4. 9 Will existing landscape be modified and/or trees and shrubbery removed? Yes , but trees and shrubs will be increased. 4 .10 Will the project affect an existing historical, archaeological, or paleonto- logical resource? No. 5.0 amain Ia ct upon the Social Environment: 5. 1 Will the project cause an economic effect? No. t 5. 2 Will the project disrupt or divide an established community or Masten Plan for the area? No. 6.0 k-cplain Impact due to Construction: 6.1 Will the construction of the project provide for disposal of building spoils? Yes . 6. 2 When is construction to start and how long before the project is completed? August - December 6. 3 What- is the volwre of material excavated during construction? (If contours of existing .land are to be modified, show how. ) Material imported 12.000 yards--- Material exported None .4. 6.4 Will construction working hours, noise, dust, erosion , etc. , be controlled? Yes - 7 a.m. -S p.m. Mondays through Fridays 6. 5 Will the project increase erosion potential of the site? To a minor degree - soi1 mottnds will be turfed, however. 6. 6 Will the project disturb, displace, or otherwise eliminate any existing flora or fauna? If so, what types? 7.o Mitigation Measures : 7.1 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the short-term impacts upon the enviroc,ment. Contract construction to speed up development. 7. 2 Briefly describe what is being done to minimize the lont-term impacts upon the environment caused by the project. Specify fast growing grass . 8.0 Noise : Estimate qualitatively existing noise levels. People noise might increase from more use of areas. 9 .0 Education : For residential projects, note primary and secondary school districts : Primary ice aD lrlplt( Secondary JlMtiupton BeaC11 Union High School 10.0 Alternative Projects : .Are there any feasible alternatives to your project? (Alternate use, revised plot plans, etc. ) I hereby certify that the informatio:l herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Signature . 56 1 ; o roc �Pavr 5 HUNTINGTON BEACH ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES SECTION PROJECT IH•� JNITY STATUS Pursuant to the procedures cy the City of Huntington Beach for imple- montaton „of the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 and the State guidelines as adopted by the California Resources -Agency , which provide that "where 'it can be seen with certainty that the activity in question will not have a significant effect on the environment , the activity may be exempt from provisions of CEQA, " the project refer- enced. herein is therefore reviewed for exemption status for the filing of a Negative Declaration or preparation and review of an Environmental Impact Report . PROJECT , APPLICATION , OR PERMIT NO : Proipg:t of Recreation ana Parks nee t, PROJECT TITLE/DESCRIPTION : Development of a neighborhood park on 2 . 5 acres adjacent to the K-5 8 'acre school site PROJECT LOCATION/ADDRESS : located at Park Huntington School , in the center of the quarter section bounded by Adams , Brookhurst, Indianapolis , and Bushard EXEMPTION STATUS GRANTED AS FOLLOWS : {� Categorical Exemption Class Emergency Exemption Ej Ministerial Project Q Ongoing Project Date of Approval june 11 , 1914 X Activity not Defined as a Project El STAFF DISCUSSION : Acquisition of the park site took place 2 and 1/2 _ years ago; noard , granted 'exemption on the basis of an on oin ro ' ect. NAME TITLE OF PERSON APPROVING RLQU 'ST : s a. in , secret vry - fffiVilronmental Review Board DATE : s PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL DESCRIPTION INITIAL STUDY Fe-e -- $75. 00 r CjfVWon Rp - Applicant/Authorized Agent FOR CITY USE Ota,Y Mailing Address n n RnY 120 mrY�,a�cn�.�ai.}1 92 ifi R_ Project Number -- g3fi- UR6 Dept. of origin 'i;lephone City of -Umt-ingt,on Anach Other Application Property owner or Porait I3usbars Mailing Address/Telaphdfie �.,. NME: Not all projects require the preparation of an envir- onmental impact report (FIR) . To assist the Depart- ment of EnvironamtAl harooxces in r, eking this de,tern- ination, tha .follawgi.ng infursustLun must be supplied. Add &dditional intornation if per t i nent. 1.0 Project InfoMti,on : (Plot Plan may be used to show the following) 1.1 Nature of Project: Give s complete description of th* proposed project. Develop a neighborhood park on 2. 5 acres of adjacent to the K-5 8 acre school. a. IF the project is residential, indicate number, types, and size of units and associated facilities. b. if the project is; commercial or industrial , viva a complete description of activities. c. List all types of building materials to be Ubet.1 for all structures in the project. 1 . 2 Location of Project : (Address, nearest. street intersections) Park Huntington School-Park - In the center of the quartersection hounded by Adams, Brookhurst, Indianapolis , and Bushard. A 1. 3 Legal Description : Lot Tract SeCt.Lon Tr► +,,ship Range or Metes and Bounds 1 .4 Pro3ect Land Area (Acres) : 2. 5 acres 1. 5 General Relationships of the Project. to Surrounding Proper4`iea: ( information available in Pleinning Department on District raps- ) ZONING htFwTER PLAN Prevent Vacant CF-R School-Park Proposed Neighborhood park " Surrounding north S.F. Residential. 11- 1 R-1 J;Q rroundinq south S.F . Residential R- 1 R- 1 S•xoun4i'w eaat S.F. Residential R- 1 it l Sur rowrdLieq wvst School. playground Ci;-5 School 1 .6 AWitional Agencies where authorization, cer;.ification, or issuance of a permit: is required for this project: 1 . 7 w ba t will b, maxinmu occupancy of all structures proponad within this project? ►roposed (If commorcial or induaLrial ud4tl -, indicate occupancy in terms of employees and customers. ) 1 . 8 Traffic: a. Estimate project' s fact un traffic volume on arterials. Indicate the present volume and added trips per day from the project. None b. .indicate points of egress and ingress to the {project. Off Brookhurst, Bushard, Indianapolis , and Adams c. Uses the project. t,reatt• a%y traff is prablems? What: in existing sp(:sd li.mi.t at the location? tb. 25 m.p.h. residential zone