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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGreer Park - Goldenwest St and Brunswick Dr - 1963-1965 �f OFPJC1 ALS , xt4KGroy DL1)LC 111LLER AOMINItT11A TI VI O/rICEN (,4Nifi z///,tolZ Meadb RgAt1OER D. CABTLf t� .. 1 T Y C7 F (,. V �� A/t,s1AN7ADMlNIDAUTON 0 i .............................................L.................................. JAMED R. IVNC[L[R . P.O. BOX 190 C A L I F O R N I A 01NICTOR ICI PUMLIC WORKS C /l"'yCr4.r•�� 92648 FRANK O. ARaU[LLO FINANCE O)"ICTOR 4�9 ,r �• JOHN BCLTZfR roucf CHIEF COUNCILMEN ""�`---.�-�""GG�y�� DONALD 0. SHIPLET DELD[RT a. 111Oa1ND NA►OR F V'RL CHI t► CRfIfST H. aliL[II � �v r RDOCRT M. tAM9LRT Q 0 d:aber 15 .19� VINCENT O. MpOANOUiC JAKE R. STEWART PcT COV�(;�(� APPROVED UY CI'CY COUNCI:. u/touAILocHlcr THOMAS I1. WELCH TQ . 19ti5 N V �/f��rOLLIN C. CLEVELAND ` i.( .............. , .. �I •'O 7 �1G�'7 ' .19).. ... /UILM40 NIREC70R PAUL C. JONEi �rN1• - .... .. .. _ =, ��ff...-++».i+��/7 CITY CLEAR 1)pIN C.. CL t•A•�•w COWARD R. STANG JA►IEB D, PLUNKETT ..................... 1�wc�„1pfrptN�CaF WATER SUrtNINYtw CENT CITY ATTORNEY CITY MERL DETTV DICKOFR r.nd ri TM[A/LINER At the lust rcgul::r ne: ting of the Recm.-tion and P.:rkr, Comninglon thuy approved plans and epociricrition, for cpproximately 023,O00.00 Improvements for Bruj#--,Wck P::rk ::u developed and presanted by Landscape Arctlitect, Richard Bigler. Those pinns and -.pecificz:tiana Have i been checl:cd Ly the Public Waika Department and pending their approval LIM be prr'sunted to your honorabin tendy for finul apprav2l prior to letting bids t'cr construction. Sincerely, tlJ 1i ►r11 or4hy, 5o rotary Racraztion 8 Parks Cummionion , 3�►-a��.i�:v•.yTJ'�.�tiw`T7•i �_� -ir'%.T�T.��r I1IMt LiC.•L,7 Mini=» • ..♦ i . i.� , ... ..i nI y... . r� . � ti v� li���l_�ti I i�'�.J�Ww^+• •.rww.r•..rn ...prawn .r ' � r�.-'...��..-� _ !.l� .-.-..^.. � _.1 I. "Mw���^,,••�,`�e+��N.�ti%�r^�w�`:♦.N�F'arr^wnw..r'w.-`�:'...�1 � 1�..._�. _ -_..• .-_..��.�..r..t ` ....� ' L....�w 7386 WARNER AVENUE • H U N T I N G T 0 N BEACH, CAIIF0RNIA Rofl« G.Betsworih, M Oslet Tefcphonet 947-7766 May 13a 1965 Dr. Donald Shipley MAyerp Huntington Beach City Nail Huntington Beach, California Door Myor Shipleys s Aft the Moo for the annual budget review for the city In at hands I S wish to let you know of to f eeneexn fox pvopex recreational and psrk r4allltlat In par el.,y. I know there 3a always the Inevitable squeese between finds available and ecrvinto to be parfomed but certainLy Ke mot not overxocl: thS9 vital area. Ne neted *&go places for our children i to play. The one park In our arcap Brunswick Parke is not yet equipped, t and other areas lure not yet developed. X hope try concern Mll be yam& as you preview the budget. Yours txulyo Roger G. BAtemiiii G: cci Paul Jorneal City Clerk +, Recreation Ccaalsal.on R(M/6h ' 4 r 1 r,q,C.:-c',"•w::`LJ..::=1.:«.•..•!.:«^.J./,..,,.,.i.'..1.a�;c-.a«..�.�..»..�..s.r:. .:: ..... a. -::�'I.aucr 6.�.•"'., „ .., ^. ..-..�.e..•-.++. w ' ta• Hay 19, 1965 ? Hr. a Kra. Maitice Kolichman 15292 Nottingham Lane Iuntington beach, California Re: Brunswick Park Improvement V Dear Mr. & Mrs. Kolichman: Your flay 11 inquiry concerning improvement of the above mentioned park has been referresd to this office for reply.. As you know, i all acquisition and improvement of part sites within the city of Huntington Wach is proceeding on a pay-as-you-go basis. The 1 , proposed 1965-66 fiscal year hudgat includes $93, 666 for improve- f . meat of existing park site3. of this amount, $23,166 is earmarked for: �ruaswirk Park improvement. In the past we have spent approximately $22,000 in Brunswick Park. ; We appreciate your inter r'cat and the cooperation of the Goldenwest Hcmiecwnern Association and hope within the coming year, playground equipment which has been offered by the Goldenwest Homeowners Association can be accepted and located in Brunswick Park. if additional information in needed please feel frees to call this office at any time. Sincerely, Doyle Miller . City Administrator i DKt bwo 0 ►; ..I r � 1 i "till, cz AF r; _ .. ,'f i 1"",:• r 'f Sit .y. 't tti � � � 1 . C"A I s 1 (Fact • �` :.:t•t.•w.�w. --^—wr�,T Y'•1T J,•:•:w:�.ra�.�• ..+..••......' �•��11I►-4.�••fNW.'i't tlll"iG,:l .:I. i 1' f♦ ,1 . } At � Nw�i:e Kolich�n u{5142Kcn0 uh G llt� �.� G�lr ' ,�j i iiuntintt + r�995�''� too f•-I O M E 1 OWNERS �-- ASSOCIATION ;� , H U NT I NG�TON+BEACH C.A LWORN IA %rch 17, 1965 r tig65 Mr, Jades Wheeler Rp� JZ '�,, ram`';�, �,• Director of Public Vkrks t l , 0 City of Huntington Beech City Hall, Civic Center Duntington Beach, California Door Mr. Wheelers The Golden Went Homeowners Association wishes to oxprose its appreciation for the recent improvements at Erunawick Park. With tho annual budget propooml iaminent, ve would like to outwit the fullowina requests for istprovemanto at Brunswick Park and surrounding areas for your con- oideration to be inoluded in your budget. Curbing and blacktopping of tho wcisting parking area at Brunswick Para. .looting of trees in the parkway of Bolas botuaon Golden West and Springdale. r . The parking lot improvement would not have to be postponed while awaiting a taster plan for the park, an there is agreement that it is already permanently lucated. With the completion of the night lights, full use of the ball dianond and parking area will bo experienced. ? ` I. landscaping of the Bolsa parkway should be considered since B loa will coop be- come a main arterial of the nearly completed San Diego Freeway, and tberefore � will. be well travallea by both reoidonte cX Huntington Beach and ton-resldents. � The local merchants and professional people along this route have raintained high atsindirds in architectural design and landscaping, and the Douglas ptlaut has completed an extensive aandr,:aping program. This area, with the addition + .of street treaa, could nerve as an example to future Huntington Beach business- man and inventors and the city could point with pride to its Northern boundary. wo 'hope that through the combined efforts of the City Administrator, the Recre- ation Department and your department that this will be a year of transition in park development in the City of Huntington Beach, We wish to -thank you for f: consideration of our suggestions and would hope that you will be able to ouggast ways in which we can be of assistance to Lhe city in this development. We wauid approoiate hearing from you at your earlioat opportunity, expre3eing your thoughts with regard to further development in these axaas. CCs Doyle Mille' r ur trruu. City Council ✓ .� .,ffarl/ Norman Storthy ad Spuhler Charles Mashburn Vice President, Golden best Homeownera Toot Buabard 'i.. .r'. ._ _ +. .. ,. fir' .•.. r '� �-. By � h11 R f 5.1.9651 :•arch j, lr3(�r j :+r. Iorr:au ��urt;hy, i�i� :�a for f Ilar.rontion i-orlr,rtr.ant City OL, Bunt In :ttiz1 .u©rh 1706 rronge !ivamaj � ,<tunt:Ir� ,t.an .:dt.ar.tt, t'rtlii'vrnin It rho (iolden ►that Vmnaawnurn Anuoriation winter to aungratulato tba F.arrutitlan tlupartrvit and Cmrrilaalo;i on tl» recant acgnlait:lon of nuir park ul.t oo. Our aoaociatl.on memtwrnhip wi st,on to c rfim thoir agrooront ulth ,tour praonnt policy ut' ,.,tving ton priority to land► nequisitlon at thin t1mos taut wo hopo tact, as you are planning your 1965-66 budgot: that you ui.11 giva vonalderatian to ullocatirr�, a tokom or.:ount for phriand dovolop:ant ci ��rs�nenrirtc '� Otu- nuj;gasblonn for your aomiderntLon tnclude l saataliritiom of t a 1)Soyola rAok at tho ball park: at lockat tt:a vat or fountnint3; a Cow picAdu table©; and era ntunl rnnloco►:ant of the t;roali barroltts I It' le rutcdleau to aay that dWltA is oxti,6rely intoreutod in tho rapid doveloptnont at trio pro-achoal equi Xont ar©a to ouch an ox- tout that we ar.o donatint; 0750.00 'thin your toward egatipmont. "'Ito Ansosilatloa is also intorasto4 In sul.t;abia additl.ottal, epaoo od jacont to or near by hoing set naidap in trio prop000d Manter PLang Par eventual duvelopmont of ta physiont fitnorm oquipmant, aron Por our al,o::oatary orsd ahildrout win t-!a rool l to the grant oxponditura nocoonary for installatioa or o perejarant ansombly building and ann ursdar©terA ita poet'0000- ment. Put ve imuld Me to requast that a portable bailding bo pleand on t'no Perk for t:er.:porary use no a rofrashmant stand and for aquipmont atorttro and chock out, if tboro ID one Avnilable• Wo hopo that thvou h the ocabinod orforta of 019 MY Adminie• trator Voyto 11L1Uu,,9 Mract•.or oi• Public Works Jinn Whae'Aar and your Papertnents thin will bo a your of tranaition in park do. volnpmnt: in tho City or Huntlogton nanoh. - We wish to. ,thank •y*u ror considorot;ion of 'our ou?%aatiom and viouid hope that you vL11 bo ablo to sui;geat:u gays In which eta can be of pAslabance to tho City in this dovetormant. Our t4inka also rar tho tivia thatBatt and your aterr havo no vi3Lisnr, vavota to our Fertrts &. floctrontion Cmw, lttoo Cholman, Xarral,no ,:'nbnr. Sincerely yourai, CC t City A-7minintrn ter John organ MY Gounai; Pri�aldent Hot•ran tim f''Jmisn iota GWHA 'tlhs'i�rt:1Q n To Norm Warthy Dora 1~'20-65 The attached latter and Its proposal van referred to the Recreation Co=miseton for consultation with the Golden Weat I=eownara Aaaociation. y attach. RETURN M shed 00VIE MILLFR 6 E Redif rm f; SEND PARTS I AND 9 W1TH CARI1aNS INTACT.: ` 4S bi PART 3 WILL BE RETURNED WITH REPLY. , 1 �.j1..W. ..w.At ...���..�.«..._. ::'rl`.G:�.'-:4ti'ii n.rrJo..r wo•...w.•..ram+..-...i.:tt....: s. • HOME OWiV ERS ol�de eS� ASSOCIATION HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA January 11E, 1965 Mr. Doyle Miller City Administrator City of Huntington Beach City Hall Huntington Beach, California Dear Mr. Millor: i On behalf of the Golden West Homoowners Association I would like ` to eongretulate the city on the etepn being takon to create a Parks and Recreation Department and its satellite Commission. We fi',al this is an urgently needed department and will help strengthen and expand the par',c system and recreational facilities in the city. As you know, we have created a fund of $750.00, as a start, for the (. purchase of playground equipment for Brunswick Park. Wn have boon 1 unable to make any purchase of equipment becauao of the absence of a master plan of developmont. We urge the city council to take immediate steps toward the creation of a permanent master plan so that development and the initial purchase of equipment can be ; started before the summer months. It. is our intent{on to continue this fund with additional monies dorived from our fund-raising activities during the year. We also will work actively with other homeowners associations and sorviae groups for additional contributions in order to make the develop- f; Mont of Brunswick Park truly a community effort.. Our association stands ready to assist the city in any way possible ► : in accomplishing these ends. ► Sincerely yours, )John Green President Golden Wort Homeowners Ascocie.Lion cc: Lorraine Fabor,GWRA 1'y.'y, U.? 11i ..�.. ry' •_.Q I•':1. .... x.. ...: ,+3. i..+::[..,^,J.tl.)...:1:.,.. .i. _• .•.«4L . .+� .. �t 1 _\ ��,.'Al �1 Lk'� StM�Ia. r HOM E Gomm Yiad ASSOCIATION ,�••sfBy R --- - HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIACALIFONIA 15271 llezicastle Larie Huntington Bench , California October 21, 1964 The Honorable Councilmen Huntington Beach , California Dear Sirs: The efforts of the city directed toward development of Brunswick Park are very encouraging. Our aasociW.on has spoken critically because of lack of progress on this project. . Substantial improvement has been made in the condition of the park and vie are i hopeful that it will continue. Si; re1y, j ohnr W. 'Durk, President l j t�•..n�v.y,n�.r...�+w�.rw..tiiL'...iv'';.n.:i ...�JIM#..r..r+wL��wjL �.....� r..�.- ,_ -.. .-. �-.. r-.-.•r'...�•+► .rw.+.gn.f�+r.R'.' •�^rv. ,... '.l Ma.w,..^�. . ,`• v7„!.{I.:i .yNLI"~,r-.w1'iJAi.: lti . 1 r••I rat ' , ,• r �-�� » ,t.�tl ♦... ._. , Z.� •1• is f ,.. r 1 rl �. _ _ 1 i zs o a� z na Mr. Dayle Miller City Adminin traitor City r Huntington Borsch nd i City Hall Huntington Beach, Californian • , " ,rips � •, � •;,, �', son I t. 1 �/ • Mr-4 )ohn IVY M111Cr ' � � Huntington Beach,Calif. r �i �p6f A? IJJ--{_G�•f�La/Y>' I.r�tilC •-• • i fZjG � �2t�P /tL �Lr-�- ��-v -��ti�Y .?cat.e•f:� ,C�J�. 'L. 01 ���, •r�. '•L f�._ �("�/`r�t/�'�c✓ �tr + :.;✓=•G:•!/YrLfiYt-:1.-(��.� '�L��L(ii✓ c/71 : i��'1u( li►� ?�jo-L L, Z„zJ �� ,/�.,�.C�tJ ��LP/!7l �`�'""`" ,•'% i I -f P`i - ,2 l eo "OIL lb r 11 l ! /`f � l_♦ !• ��/.y.,_.� 1.,. i t � - i • v 1..271 Nottirgh-an Lane litmUngtcn Beach, California Jung 19. IF614 i a3ar Estn©wd Coun:LLToni I Kant to Inforn you of my husband's and my disapuointrr3nt in hearing that you had not appmpraited finds this yoar for the further development of Brunswick Park. de are gall aware that tlao city budgot In very 11 ited and that everything can not be done at once but hope that you will reconsider your deeisicn and take steps toward the speedy { dovoloprment of the park. We groatly appreciate the ball field and the rest rocrno that have been recently addsd but wish to raquest thst in future plans you especially i consider the needs of our pro..sabool ago children. It is our opinion that the eity'a recreation clepartment, with the cooperation of the nnhools. has dome very line job in creating activities for all childr-n who are school age. But we do feel that the needs of � of pro-school age children (far play equiprent) rave been completely ignored. } I consider Lake Park hazardous With it's un£i.ltnred and unchlorinared ' bond. It Se d=ffloult to explain to a very srull child why he can't go wading when he sees many other children in tho water. Couldn't the exieting; perci be inexper.^ivaly converted into a safe wading pool for our youngsters? Presently I take rcy child to eitlym Sigler Park or Atlantts Pcrk veakly anti I recent both the distance I have to drive and the fret that I are lvposing on the hospitality of our neighboring cities. In closing; s Rish to again sincerely sclict your action on improving { our city parlcs with upec!al consideration being Given to the needs of pre.. ! schoolers who can riot play cn the schacl grcimis as do the older childxon. I Thanking you for your hind attenticn, I am Sincerely yours. f Loi:alto tabor CC; Golden Wz.gt Horror Cwners Ass. t� IV HOM E OWNERS ASSOCIATION HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA June 18, 1961k i Honorable Mayor City Council Huntington Beach, California Gentlemen: The torturously, slow development of desiraL•le parks and recreation sites is obvious to most citizens. The recent budget cut that has virtually stopped an already shoddy and inept growth of the Brunswick Park site in our area of the city is a bitter disappointment if not a breach of good faith. It is difficult to imagine how donated Prroperty with given improvements can over three years develop" into what Councilman Velch accurately described as a "cru,,imy park.'.' If the Council is resolute in prevention of an increase in taxes to provide urgent needs of this city then it is past time it determines alternative funding methods. It is apparent that to establish an organized pazK program the city needs at least: j 1. a commission or similar citizen body to develop a city philosophy and give shape and direction to the parks and recreation program. 2. a position that would have as its major duty the �. management and development of the above program i and staffed by a qualified individual. ;• Fa master plan and sub-plans for areas and f. individual sites which defines goals and objectives 1 and sets target dates for cempletiun. 4. the employment of able and qualified professional advisors and technicians to recovLmend proper facilities, design, landscaping, etc. Cam ' HOM E r OWIVIERS Damon 'Ned ASSOCIATION HUNTINGTON BEACH CALIFORNIA. All of you have at sometime given at least lip service to wanting to implement the desires of the citizens. You will have no better opportunity to reflect this than in the immediate establishment of a responsible method of managing and developing a parks and recreation program in our city. The wjme .for action is nowt Sincerely yours, n W. Turk, Jrl resident li I I� I f i �.wwno'tu'•th?:.4atK/'t:�S• .,.1. ,,..:•., y•.r..y �..�......, tom. _ .•i .. Uj;e.,, i I i �• ' ll .. _. ._..._.-...•/✓� /'Grl,•�'�y.- �' j1���'i'J'r / -._../tom✓ -._„��'���/ Cr��t�...r__.-_...�___._____-�--� '.''' '. i r 1p loo I . eal :.T+Tw•^.:,.h:u•..� r..r. ,..�- ..wSi.iF'r:.;-��'.-?.a.:•C�:r--•., .w.•wrv.ct_�_' ,_-.. 1.I<.;wr�.1 ..K:.:Tl�d h�.►�.rs..�s3:,.i....H-^ ter...... ,..-.,,,R..r••-.y.� Nlti�l rF� ti�).•..y.v �'�• i s . 1 r 1 1 . a riA� ' 1 P Don Treece, President rivatin;,,ton Beach Recreation 1 � 1, Act.-vities 1ssociation l Vay 239 1964 T1ie Honorable Dr. Don Shipley Kaycr of Hunting ton Beacli liuntingtan BeELch, Califo,nia Nonorablo Mayor and nierabers of City: Council; The Manting ton Be:.ich Recreation ict;fviticr. Associu i,l.on a group con,pozed of parents and otlier interested ;,.dult:s• in the uunioipal recreation program, passed tha following resolution at their I•lay 2;th meeting. "As citizens of the City of liunt-irgtoa beaclL ue haroby appeal to the Clty. Council to consider novinv azifl relocat;n- the present Life guard Headquarters to Prunsuiek Par'c, Goldenwest and Sugar Street.. We .rea2lze that this buildirg Is not as lag-ge as hoped fox but It is the feeling of this groin: L?.,at it is at least a start toward a facility_ for the residents oX the northern area of our city". Ve realize their will be added expense for auperv.ision of the facility but this would aid isnsensley- in providinS more con- venient access for adults- aurl youngsters in this area. 1 As- a group. we Seel that the facility, would be an asset for the city in that it would be ossiblo for, more parents to take an activo part in nssisting the Recreation D©partwent sta�l'f in their overall program.. With the other projects; being considered by your body litexpanding city services the association strongly endorse this project be given a hi.Ch priority, girtc ere Ty youxo, GfL Don Treece., President Hunt3»gton Beach Recreation Activitlav Association Bit/DT e 2/Z LAW OrrICES FADEM ANo GRAVES l�tyv` JLIINOLO A.IApCM $450 WILGI414C OOULLVAI40 Lq/icsr L.GRAV[O LOS.INOCLES aa.CA UrORN1A �( LOUIS A.LIPOIGKY WCM.r[s 7.1100 ^� �ffl December 19 , 1963 Mr. Jay J. Wali Attorney at Law 411 Wain Street Huntington Beach, California Res Golden Mast Homeavnern Association Dear Mr. Wall : Cnclosod 1 ou will find my check for $1 000 made paw- able to the Gofdan West Homeowners Association and the City of Huntington Beach. This check is being sent In reliance upon the letter of the City of Huntington Beach of November 19, of which a copy want to Fir. Banfloy i am Landing a copy of this letter to fir. Doyle Miller, City Administrator of tite City of Huntington Beach, so that lie 0111 krtm the check Is on the gray to them. Hanover, since our agraement was with the No aminars Association, i felt the check properly should be delivered to you. I trust this will novi conclude the matter. Sincerely yours, JERROLD A. FADEM -of FADEM AND GRAVES JAFircc Encl . Copy tot Doyle Miller, City Adminletretor City of Huntington Beach P.O. Box 190 Huntington Beach, California • iM P o a rA N r ooc0000uno le Vou were aAut i +t i f-it X PILA,I r All IIII f -11L'AlAGR. iI Rl1�ll 714C �'• . :s!ttst,-� '... ... .�•ls:.�a..aws..ww:xr,t.:.;—;�,u•.'7wsra.ar+oo•....« i r" • 7o • '� � ��� •�� �o � � . 'fir i _ i �. ,_ ''�'t ' . � � � 1Mr � _ , 1 '� � ,. � .. , J.• ... .. ' . .. .. • .: TO Jack 'cl.eyelani% Bldg. Dcpt. pare 21. 4- 63 I am returning thia file. including bids for construction of a black wall at Brunswick Sark. it oeems to we that the bid from Continental CO nstruc Lion Co. in the amount of $3.440 is low. tde have authoz3izuticn fr= the Council ' LI to proc:ced, Will yeu please confer with Jim 1,t eater and clot this ,Project off the ground. Ccs J. cr , '� �R�'1�1RtJ Y©� 5flnec! �oyl.a t2il.ier SUSPENSE FILE 12-4-63 &AA[Safe; ti Signed RGdi 'm SUAD PARTS 1 AND VY(TF!'CAR(tIJNS INTACT.4S46S PART 3 VALE BE RETURNED WITH REPLY. • Nov=her 19, 1963 Doumain Develops nont Co. 17424 Beach Blvd, Vntington Boacb, Calif. References Block gall between your property and BrunsvIck Park Dear Nr. Divasains At a recant Council inocting bide ware openod for tho eonctruaw tion of a retaining vaal.l and concrete block fen-co oa tho property line beturecm your property at Goldrnu}aat and Drunmvich gtseots, aidjaeont to the City$a B.►-uuo AeJ-c Park. The lour bid ��,�3•�cu' van vubmitted by Continental Coanutruction Coe of Santa Ann, Thoro vmo minuto action awarding tbo contract with tho under. ! standing that the Gold©nwoet xcmoamrnaro Association % oul.d use $1000 which we undarotand «D placed in trust by you, to be availnble when the fence Brae completed. It in the Council•o Intention to pay $2440 after receiving the nfore=ntiorud check in the a Aunt of $1000 from the Goldoirvest tic emicra Association. j The fend in now under conixtruetien and obould be ccmplot©d by Uotrembo r 25th. f 1 ;,Your cooperation is greatly appreciated and we look gor=d to a caapletlon of the project to than mutual beneift of all � bi.:acnraly, i i Doylo Killer 1 Pal y Ma nletrator J�3�i tb v CC 1 ft, Mac � .�Galdenorost o ntii. Huntington Beach Planning Commission -c..... - P.u. Vas 190 b My Hail G. Huntington Beach,California INTERDEPAR1T11:NTAL COMUNICATION TO: Doyle Miller, Administrative Officer i FROM: Ken Reynolds, Associate Planner SUBJECT: Proposed Park Site at Goldenwest Street and Brunswick Drive. Based an the City Council adopted report, "The Selection of Paric j and Plrtyground Sites". a priority has been establi.O id for the Proposed park site addition at Goldenwest Street an.. BrunswickDrive. The priority is #11 w'hich means, in terms of the report, that there are 32 sites that would better serve the public. In Addition, it should be noted that there are several negative features connected with this proposed site chat were not included ( in the desirshility =acing as outlined on page 10 of the report: 1. A population estimate within the Quarter Section indicates a park need of 2.1 acres and a playground need of 3.4' acres. The existing, park and playground site has a net acreage of 4 6.06 acres. Thus, the calculated recreational needs of the people within that immediate area have been adequately provided for. 2. The proposed park site is immediately adjacent to the boundary line of the city of Huntington Beach and the city of Westminster. 3. The Quarter Section of land immediately to the cast of this proposed site (within the city of Westminster) is Zoned M2. 4. The Quarter Section of land immediately to the southeast is the Goldenwest Junior College site. In view of the various considerations that have been presented regarding this pnric site addition, it cannot be recommended for p..rchase. r i a. moody ryan 17424 bench boulevard • huntinoton boach colifo►nia • Veiophono vikinp 7»1293 April 51 1963 City of Huntingoton Beach City Hall Huntington Ranch, California Attu: Mr,. Doyle_ ! � • City AdmIntstxator Dear 11r• ZSiller, As per your roqueslt, we have contacted Mr. Carl Doumani in order to estkblish a figure which his comparsy would acceptq should the City desire to purchase the property located at the Southwest corner of Brunswick and Goldenwest Streets, here in Huntington Beach. As Agents for tor. Doumani, we have been authorized to place a price of 8881000.D0, net, on the property. Further Ur. Douman has incurred expenses in the approximate amoruit off J209000.00, which would have tD be reimbursed, in addition to the purchase price. Should the City decide to purchase the property, it would have to be establishad, of course, just !ho would be responsible for those exponset;. It is felt the prices; quoted are meant to represent the minimum considerations only, offers, or negotiations at les,..er amounts will not be considered. As you are Well aware, Mr. Doumani had at the time of purchase, and still has, every intention of developing the property: con- zequontly, time is of the ess enco! and we Would appreelete the City' s earliest decision in this matter in the form of either an acceptance or rejection of a purchase of the property. If we car be of any further assistance, please feel free to call on us at any time. Very truly yourst / MCDDX/RYAV William G. Hoody cc: ter. Carl Doumani file WGH/lrt .77 } 1 I t ' April 10 1963 ftntingrton Deochp Calif. Ifotsorai7lo �'.ayor 4=bera of the City Council 1hintington Vc-achy Calif. Cot�td,cmcni I The Citizen'a Advioory Gummitteo on Parka and Recrention wua established over a i year aro for the purpoaa of atudyinC the need for park facilition and racreation i programs for ell the citizous of our city. It has been the policy of t1do Cc=mLttoej from tho Wginningg to rccc=nnd the davolopner_t• o£ an overall plan whorobp our city can use the conies allocatod for park larch acquisition to providu parka and playgrcundn in atra'"aeic locations, throupbout the city. Since nanny for tho acquisition of ouch arena is always limited it is imperative that a grrcat deal of forothovght ho given to its disb+lt'Gasaol]t• Uo Mve been appronahed this pant weak by the %ldensost Honeotmners' AseorAhtion to consider n apecific piece of pragerty for a parr site. ue viah to Ycormaha th;a group of c tS.,ew for their interest and concern in providing faclUtion for rcoreation purgoaes. 1!o have studied their request and muter ronearching all available wromies of info- rmation aubzit for your conaidaration the following faction fopoett 1. ; :'hero is now Lmisting in the i=odiata vicinity of Casldenvnat and Bramawick a;' 6.86 hero park unda-: devolopment snd in wo at praeant; 2P- The 2.52 acres under consideration is i=ediate27 adjacent to the ax ating 1V-rk and tins addition of it to that vld*%Gady being util,isadjuould provide a larger rocreation area for t14 reuidenta of the Goldonweut area; 3, The land in quontion horn hao been orfered for sale by its owner at a jmicv batvasn :63,Ob0 ar4 $72)000. Milb thin prAce is in keeping with i ti Pa Be 2 current land veluen in Huntington Beach for R5 proparty, there has been no guidoltne ostabUnhed by our city us to what• is a reaaonahle prase to "r be paid for park acreagof Q. It io a woll natabliched fact tint park lzandca are desparately melded ,y throughout Huntington Beach to provido ud1 its citizen with reoreatio,n zi faellition and progr=a. there nave been a=ervua recomond&itiona with regard to the method and schedule of ucquiaition of aueh park art-on by by both the C+ty Planning Department and this Advisory t;oxsaitteej f g. In viov of tho fact that the Goldenweat area bAs a useable recreation park at proeent, it in the conefderation of this co=dttvo that tho City of Huntington Beach cuatinva to strive toward providing new park and recreation land in areas of the city uhare they hRvu none mdatlab at preaant. This factual roport, presented the first clay of April, 1963 by the Citisoala Advisory Co.-=i.tteo on Parke and Reoreation, a cubcormittee of the Citinentn Steering Corrittoo of Huntington Beach, 4• a Yirginies 1�. B,Rrrties . Chair•,_un 1 i i • 1 i A e OFFICIALS �1TiNGTp.A COYLE MILLER 1 � v ADMINIitRATIVR O,JIC[l1 C I T Y OF ,��,G�ZF.�/7i l o2Z, /cJ`iccelt BRANDER P. CASTLE �" •ice AiiliTA11TAOMINI[TRATOR �Uti_ 's ........_-......................_._.....---•(......------...._..------------- JAIJLS n. WHTELER P.O. Box 190 C A L I C O R N I A C111431JAi1CD Oa111rin Kt7T Cc^ ��`r6trn' gel �. CITr ATTORMILY 5,, 110%VARO R01111000X roU►ICILMEN April 3, 1963 1,01=111CHIS, ROBERT N. LAMBERT. HAYOR OELB[RT G. HIG.INB nnc cal►r EIIIIEB~ H. GILLER JAKE R. STEWART 'IINCI'11T O. MOO E uscauARn cla110Pcr THOMAS It. WELCH OL LYNOON A. W9149. 13R NUI CLE . C.UILO1Na DIR1crox O [CTOR CITYCLa K WILLIS C. WARNER PAUL C. J014E9 1'LANIIInODIRRCT'OR Tn[AiuxtX RETTY DIEXOFF JM10 TO WILVIS TIAR2IER FROM CITY ALMNISTRATOR This office has been instructed to report to the City Council regardiz:g the Golden- west Homeowners request that the City pur- chase the 2.52 acre site irmediately adjacent to the 6.86 acre park site at Goldenwest Street and Brunswick. Using a priority based on a points system like the one used In your "Interim Guide to Park Purchatie" pamrplet, I would appreciate j a note frog, you establishing a point priority on this site. DOYLE MILLE R , ADMINISTRATIVE OtFIg1i i , ,