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Pacific Highlands Ranch Community Park Committee Final Meeting Report

Meeting Location: Pacific Trails Middle School, Art Room M102,

5975 Village Center Loop Road, San Diego, CA 92130

Meeting Date: 1/14/16

Meeting Time: 6:30 PM

Project: Pacific Highlands Ranch Community Park

Meeting Purpose: The purpose of the meeting was to request feedback and approval of the final General Development Plan. Attendees:

The meeting was also attended by approximately 4 members of the community, representatives from the City of San Diego, Pardee Homes, Architects HGW, and Schmidt Design Group, Inc. Introductions and Opening Remarks Manjeet (Chair) called the meeting to order.

Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes Danielle motioned to approve December 8, 2015 meeting minutes. Scott seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. Presentation of Preferred Park and Recreation Building Concept Designs Glen Schmidt of Schmidt Design Group, Inc., presented a summary of the meetings to-date and the final General Development Plan (GDP) for the park. Jim Gabriel of Architects HGW presented feedback from previous community and staff meetings, and the refined concept plan for the community building.

Committee Member Representation Present Absent

Manjeet Ranu (Chair) PHR North Resident #1 (Portico)

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Danielle McCallion PHR North Resident #2 (Santa Rosa)

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Scott Curry PHR South Resident #1 (Airoso)

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Chris Powell PHR South Resident #2 (Soleil Bordeaux)

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Ken Farinsky Carmel Valley Recreation Council

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John Addleman San Dieguito Union High School District

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Dan Curran Coast Income Properties

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The committee provided the following comments to be incorporated in the design refinement:

1. Pump Track a. Include an area for seating b. Consider using slope for informal seating c. Study visibility around wall (rotate wall counter-clockwise, or

design pump track right up to the edges to avoid “dead areas”)

2. Play Areas a. Avoid openings at the top of tall play structures (i.e. climbing

wall to top of platform with no grab bar) b. Study play area carefully for safety. Climbing wall would be

acceptable.

3. Play Garden a. Add smaller rooms with dead ends into the design.

4. Shade Structures

a. Signature structure to be a “stage” with no furniture in the center

b. Should be at grade with adjacent field, not raised or blocked off.

5. Picnic Benches a. Move some benches on north edge of loop walk to decomposed

granite trail. b. Add picnic tables to landscape area at frontage by Village Center

Loop Road and possibly at pump track and dog park.

6. Lighting a. Pump track and dog park should be usable during park hours. b. Lighting for pump track and dog park should operate when ball

field lighting is operating. May consider connecting lighting to ball field light poles.

c. Run electrical to pitcher’s mound. d. Run electrical to softball backstop area for pop-up “snack shack”

function.

7. Trees a. Locate “clean” trees around pump track

8. Gates from promenade to courtyard

a. Break up the gate pattern with additional detail. b. Design the gate to look good when it’s open or closed.

9. Gymnasium

a. Put in 2 clocks (regular time clocks) so you can see the time from either side

10. Courtyard walls

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a. Consider carrying a low wall below the courtyard fence. Confirm it won’t create a place to climb over the fence. This will need to be verified with total budget.

11. Dugouts

a. Design a mechanism to hang tarps if possible.

12. Pet Fountain a. Include pet fountain inside dog park.

13. Parkour

a. Provide a place with two posts that could be used for slack lining and label it with a sign.

Public Comment Manjeet opened the floor for public comment. One suggestion was to include shade at the dog park (shade trees or structures). General feedback included support for the design. Summary Manjeet motioned to recommend approval of the GDP with the committee’s comments considered and incorporated and with the recommendation of natural turf for the fields. Chris seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved.

End of Meeting Report This report, if not corrected within seven (7) days after receipt by any party in attendance, shall be acknowledged as an accurate report of the events that took place at this meeting.

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THE PARK IS DESIGNED TO FACILITATE COMMUNITY GATHERING, ENCOURAGE SOCIAL INTERACTION, AND OFFER THE COMMUNITY WITH A DIVERSE AND UNIQUE BLEND OF RECREATIONAL AMENITIES. THE CENTRAL PROMENADE FUNCTIONS AS AN EXTENSION OF THE VILLAGE CENTER AND DRAWS VISITORS INTO THE PARK. AN ENTRY GARDEN, DISCOVERY PLAY GARDEN, PARKOUR AREA, CHILDREN’S PLAY AREAS, AND INFORMAL TURF PICNIC AREA OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE DEFINED BY THE PROMENADE IN THE HEART OF THE PARK. A 17,000 S.F. RECREATION BUILDING IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWESTERN EDGE OF THE CENTRAL PROMENADE OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATHLETIC AND COMMUNITY-BASED FUNCTIONS IN THE CENTRAL GYMNASIUM, A SEPARATE MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING, AND A LARGE, FLEXIBLE OUTDOOR COURTYARD. THE PROMENADE OPENS TO 5 ACRE MULTI-PURPOSE TURF FIELD WHICH IS ANCHORED ON THE NORTH BY A SIGNATURE SHADE STRUCTURE AND STAGE, AND A FULL SIZE SOFTBALL FIELD ON THE SOUTH. A 0.6 MILE LOOP PATHWAY CONNECTS THE AMENITIES AROUND THE FIELD AND CONNECTS THE A DOG PARK AND PUMP TRACK ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF THE PARK SITE. THE PARK EMBRACES THE WALKABLE NATURE OF THE COMMUNITY AND UTILIZES JOINT-USE PARKING AT THE ADJACENT SCHOOL SITES TO MINIMIZE THE NEED FOR ON-SITE PARKING.

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Seaside DaisyErigeron glaucus

California Field SedgeCarex praegracilis

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Botanical NamePlatanus racemosa

Botanical NameAbutilon palmeriAgave shawiiArctostaphylos densifl ora ‘Howard McMinn’Baccharis pilularis ‘Pigeon Point’Dendromecon harfordiiGambelia speciosa ‘Firecracker’Heteromeles arbutifoliaHesperaloe parvifl oraMuhlenbergia rigensRhamnus californica ‘Eve Case’Rhus integrifoliaSalvia L. ‘Point Sal’s Spreader’Yucca whipplei

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Common NameMarina Strawberry TreeDesert WillowCamphor TreeFruitless OliveEngelman Oak Afghan PineHollyleaf CherryAfrican SumacTipuBrisbane Box

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Common Name California Sycamore

Common NameIndian MallowCoastal AgaveManzanitaDwarf Coyote BrushIsland Bush PoppyFirecracker Island Bush SnapdragonToyonRed YuccaDeer GrassCalifornia CoffeeberryLemonade BerryProstrate Purple SageOur Lord’s Candle

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Common Name GN-1 hybrid BermudaOverseed with ‘Turf Star’ Rye @ 5lbs./1000 sf

Plant Image Board

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Double grill with built-in hot coal container by Outdoor Creations

Powercoated metal bike rack by Reliance Foundry, color black

Rope climbing structure Boulder climbing element

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BARBECUE AND HOT COAL CONTAINER

BIKE RACK DRINKING FOUNTAIN

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High-low drinking fountain with doggie bowl by Haws. Color: Black

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SPORT COURT LIGHTINGPEDESTRIAN LIGHTING SPORT FIELD LIGHTING

High performance, full cutoff LEDPedestrian pole down light, color to be black. LED sports eld lighting

Freestanding play elements in play gardenCurvilinear pathways through play garden area

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Arc swings by Landscape Structures, Inc.

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TILE WAINSCOT COLOR: WHITE W/ TEXTURE

TILE WALL FINISH COLOR: GRAY / WHITE

ALUM. DOOR & WINDOW SYSTEM COLOR: RED / BRONZE

METAL FENCE COLOR: RED / BRONZE

METAL GATESCOLOR: RED / BRONZE

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HEAVY TIMBER WOOD EAVES, SOFFIT & FRAMING

2 PIECE CLAY TILE ROOFING COLOR: TERRACOTTA

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING COLOR: TERRACOTTA

PERFORATED METAL PANEL SCREENCOLOR: TERRACOTTA

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