Measure WW Local Investments - EBPARKS

TEN YEAR REPORT 2009-2019

A LEGACY FOR ALL CHILDREN

An All-Abilities Playground, designed for children with physical, cognitive, communicative, or other special needs, is now operating in Walnut Creek at Heather Farm Park thanks to a $350,000 grant from Measure WW.

Heather Farm Park, Walnut Creek $350,000

A PLACE TO CONNECT AND GET FIT

The award-winning East Oakland Sports Center offers fitness classes, aquatic and dance areas, tennis courts, a baseball field, and toddler area. Nearly $6 million from Measure WW went toward this state-of-the-art center serving local families.

East Oakland Sports Center $6 million

$125 Million Dedicated to Neighborhood Parks and Recreation

• $117 Million in Grants Approved; Leveraged at 277% for $324 Million in Project Development

• 46 Cities, Communities, Local Park Districts, County Service Areas Benefited

• 236 Projects Approved; 170 Completed

• $4 Million for Oakland Zoo

The East Bay Regional Park District’s $500 million Measure WW bond extension, approved by voters in 2008, included $125 million (25%) allocated to cities, special park and recreation districts, county service areas, and the Oakland Zoo for local parks and recreation projects to be selected by those various organizations.

Investing in East Bay Communities

Neighborhood Park and Recreation Grant Program

Measure WW Local Investments

A PARK CREATES COMMUNITY

A remarkable site with a multitude of uses is the new Creekside Park in Oakley, made possible with a $406,000 grant from the Park District’s Measure WW.

Creekside Park, Oakley $406,000

Measure WW Community Grant Program In 2008 voters in Alameda and Contra Costa counties approved Measure WW, a $500 million bond extension which allowed the East Bay Regional Park District to preserve thousands of acres of open space and expand regional parks and trails. Of the $500 million from Measure WW, $125 million was allocated for grants to cities and local park districts on a per-capita basis to pursue their own critical park and recreation needs.

As of 2019, the District has approved grant funds for 236 projects at a cost of $117 million supporting 46 cities, special park and recreation districts, county service areas, and the Oakland Zoo. The District has paid $96.8 million directly to local cities and service areas for 170 completed projects. Funds will continue to be paid to our local entities as projects are completed in the years to come.

Today, East Bay neighborhoods have benefited from Measure WW grant funds with improved parks, enhanced playgrounds, renovated pools, new sports and recreation centers, upgraded skate parks, dog parks, and sports courts, additional walking trails, and preserved community open spaces.

Boys and Girls Club of Alameda, Youth Development Center, $1 million

Fallon Sports Park synthetic turf, Dublin $1.1 million

Morcom Rose Garden, Oakland $1.6 million

A Message from General Manager Robert E. DoyleThe East Bay Regional Park District is supported by 2.8

million residents in the East Bay living in unique cities, towns,

and unincorporated parts of Alameda and Contra Costa

counties; in return the Park District generates over half a

billion dollars in economic benefits to the region annually.

Regional Parks, along with local recreational amenities,

enhance the quality of life for all East Bay residents. As a

regional agency, we are pleased that the Measure WW

Community Grant program, approved by 72% of voters,

has generously assisted our communities to improve

local parks and recreational amenities.

We are very proud to present this ten-year report

showcasing how local communities have spent

their share of the $125 million included in

WW for local recreation grants, so far

leveraging $117 million in grants by

277% to develop $324 million

in local park and recreation

projects.

Parks bring people

together and make life

better. We’re proud

to be a partner

with YOUR

community.

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For a complete list of projects approved or funded by Measure WW, visit ebparks.org/MeasureWW

Veterans Memorial Building renovation, Danville $1.9 million

HARD Castro Valley Swim Center renovation $1.5 million

Meadow Homes Spray Park, Concord $1 million

Acalanes Ridge acquisition, Lafayette $391,650

Joseph Emery Skate Spot, Emeryville $444,570

Citywide Play Area upgrades, Fremont $2.7 million

Pinole Valley Park Soccer Field renovation $329,000

Richmond Plunge Natatorium renovation $3 million

HARD San Lorenzo Community Park $3.8 million

Measure WW HighlightsEast Bay Regional Park District is proud to partner with local park and recreation agencies to help improve the quality of life for East Bay Residents.

Some notable completed Measure WW community projects:

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2008-2018Measure WW Created, Expanded, Improved 235 projects:

• 90 for Neighborhood Parks

• 39 for Sport Parks/Tennis Courts/Play Fields and Courses

• 31 for Playgrounds/Tot Lots

• 22 for Community Centers, Facilities, Pavilions

• 16 for Pools and Aquatic Centers

• 12 for Neighborhood Trails

• 9 for Community Acquisitions (Open Space and Parks)

• 7 for Community Institutions*

• 6 for Dog Parks

• 3 for Camps

* Projects at Oakland Zoo, Oakland Fairyland, Forest Hills Farms, Chabot Space and Science Center

The Oakland Zoo Expands! In June 2018, Oakland Zoo’s highly anticipated California Trail opened to the public. The expansion more than doubled the Zoo’s current size from 45 acres to 100 acres. Of $4 million Measure WW dollars dedicated to the zoo, a total of $3.7 million was applied to the California Trail’s wheelchair-accessible aerial gondola taking visitors to the new exhibit. Visitors to the California Trail learn about California’s legacy and view animals that once roamed here. The new interactive exhibit inspires people to understand and appreciate our wildlife and environment.

Estuary Park athletic fields, City of Alameda $500,000

Veteran’s Park improvements, Brentwood $249,848

Hampton Park improvements, Piedmont $507,325

Larkey Pool renovation, Walnut Creek $2,243,160

New gondolas soar over animal exhibits giving visitors a bird’s-eye view

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Allocation Amount Per City/Area On Per Capita BasisApproved by voters in 2008, Measure WW provided grant funds to every East Bay city, special park and recreation district, and county service area based on population size (California Department of Finance 2008 Population Estimates). Of those 46 entities, 43 have received their total grant fund amount or have current and future projects allocated for their grant funds.

For a detailed project list by area visit ebparks.org/MeasureWW

Livermore is not included in Measure WW. Livermore voters did not vote on Measure WW because Measure WW is an extension of Measure AA approved by voters in 1988. At that time, Livermore residents did not contribute property tax funding to the East Bay Regional Park District. The Park District continues to work closely with the Livermore Area Recreational Park District (LARPD) to identify sources of capital funding for future acquisitions and development.

Cities/Park Districts/ Unincorporated

Areas

# of Projects

Total Grant Allocation

(2009)

Alameda 5 $3,465,489

Alamo 1 $817,931

Albany 8 $771,363

Ambrose (Baypoint) 1 $1,127,177

Antioch 8 $4,586,998

Berkeley 15 $4,876,584

Brentwood 10 $2,313,312

Clayton 1 $492,883

Clyde 1 $36,321

Concord 19 $5,657,180

Crockett 1 $207,144

Danville 1 $1,897,488

Discovery Bay 2 $580,453 *

Dublin 3 $2,145,118

El Cerrito 7 $1,065,840 *

El Sobrante 1 $641,740

Emeryville 1 $444,572

Fremont 15 $9,758,562

Green Valley RPD 2 $50,872

Hayward Area Recreation and Park District “HARD.” Includes Hayward, Ashland, Castro Valley, Cherryland, Fairview, San Lorenzo, Mt. Eden

28 $12,706,683

Hercules 2 $1,111,728

Kensington 2 $258,358

Lafayette 4 $1,082,501

Martinez 2 $1,651,961

Montara Bay (Bayview-Montalvin/Tara Hills)

1 $541,039

Moraga 4 $737,587

Newark 3 $2,005,169

Cities/Park Districts/ Unincorporated

Areas

# of Projects

Total Grant Allocation

(2009)

Oakland 23 $19,204,456

Oakland Zoo 3 $4,000,000

Oakley 2 $1,517,862

Orinda 1 $801,757

Piedmont 1 $507,325

Pinole 8 $877,216

Pittsburg 2 $2,909,214

Pleasant Hill RPD 3 $1,746,348

Pleasanton 1 $3,171,377

Port Costa 1 $12,138

Richmond 6 $4,733,985

Rodeo 1 $456,305

San Leandro 10 $3,740,998

San Pablo 2 $1,425,538

San Ramon 13 $2,696,685

Unincorporated Alameda County

1 $530,722 *

Unincorporated Contra Costa County

6 $3,046,374

Union City 2 $3,354,837

Walnut Creek 3 $2,984,810

TOTAL $118,750,000

EBRPD Administration Fee (5%)

$6,250,000

GRAND TOTAL $125,000,000

* As of 2019, some Measure WW grant funds are still available to these cities and county

service areas. Each entity decides which park and recreation facilities should receive funding, and applies

directly to the East Bay Regional Park District.

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HARD Adobe Art Center, lighting and security upgrades, Castro Valley, $25,860

Virginia-McGee Totland renovation, Berkeley $385,717

Park restrooms, Kensington $100,000

Ferry Point Bay Trail gap, Richmond $295,392

Stenzel Park bleacher replacement, San Leandro $96,000

Ambrose Park refurbishment, Bay Point$1,127,177

2009-2019

Measure WW Created, Expanded, Improved 236 Projects:

• 90 for Neighborhood Parks

• 39 for Sport Parks/Tennis Courts/Play Fields/Courses

• 31 for Playgrounds/Tot Lots

• 22 for Community Centers, Facilities, Pavilions

• 16 for Pools and Aquatic Centers

• 12 for Neighborhood Trails

• 10 for Community Acquisitions (Open Space and Parks)

• 7 for Community Institutions*

• 6 for Dog Parks

• 3 for Camps

* Projects at Oakland Zoo, Children’s Fairyland, Forest Hills Farms, Chabot Space and Science Center

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Measure WW Local Grants Program Projects by City/Area

Alameda CountyPROJECT NAME Total WW

per capita Allocation WW Project Allocation

ALAMEDA $3,465,489Krusi Park Renovation $1,592,914

Tillman Park Play Structure Replacement $42,773

Tennis Court Resurfacing in Various Parks $329,801

Boys & Girls Club of Alameda, Youth Development Center $1,000,000

Estuary Park Athletic Fields $500,000

Alameda Total $3,465,489

ALBANY $771,363

Ocean View Park Rubber Surface $18,676

Albany After School Recreation Expansion and Renovation $117,982

Albany Waterfront Cove Enhancement $11,514

Dartmouth Tot Lot Rubber Surface $22,660

Jewel’s Terrace Park Rubber Surface $12,917

Memorial Park Improvements $182,612

Dartmouth Tot Lot Improvements $24,000

Albany Ohlone Greenway Improvements $381,000

Albany Total $771,363

BERKELEY $4,876,584

Aquatic Park Habitat Restoration and Planting $26,962

Tom Bates Regional Sports Complex – Phase 2A $63,121

San Pablo Park Basketball Courts Renovation $379,214

Skate Park Construction Joint Replacement $72,147

Terrace View Park Basketball Courts Renovation $413,573

Virginia-McGree Totland Renovation $385,717

James Kenney Park Play Area Renovation $777,864

Ohlone Dog Park Renovation $316,305

Citywide Picnic Areas Improvement $77,959

Grove Park Tennis and Basketball Courts Renovation $555,000

Willard Park Play Area Renovation $100,000

Strawberry Creek Park Court Renovation $506,311

Becky Temko Tot Park Renovation $130,000

Berkeley Rose Garden Renovation – Phase 1 $325,000

John Hinkel (Lower) Park Improvements $747,410

Berkeley Total $4,876,584

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Patterson House rehabilitation, Fremont $556,782

Dublin Sports Grounds $864,958

PROJECT NAME Total WW per capita Allocation WW Project Allocation

DUBLIN $2,145,118

Fallon Sports Park - Synthetic Turf $1,123,610

Dublin Sports Grounds – Phase 4 $864,958

Tennis Court Renovation $156,549

Dublin Total $2,145,118

EMERYVILLE $444,572

Joseph Emery Park Skate Spot $444,572

Emeryville Total $444,572

FREMONT $9,758,562

Citywide Play Area Upgrades $2,663,943

Tiny Tots Play Area Upgrades $424,162

Irrigation Controller Replacement and Radio Antenna Installation

$574,595

Patterson House Rehabilitation $556,782

Citywide Wells Rehabilitation $734,615

Warm Springs Community Park Restroom and Recreation Room Replacement

$470,001

Central Park Turf and Poplar Renovation $721,999

Vargas Plateau – Phase 2 Construction $1,800,000

Central Park Sailway Drive Grinding and Repaving $128,000

Central Park Volleyball Court Conversion to Multi-Use Courts

$250,000

Central Park Boat House Path Conversion from AC to PCC Paving

$144,000

Plaza Park Pathway Conversion from AC to PCC Paving $211,000

Karl Nordvik Community Park Synthetic Turf Renovation $435,543

Irrigation Controller Replacement and Radio Antenna Installation

$343,918

California Nursery Historical Park President’s House Renovation

$300,000

Fremont Total $9,758,562

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HAYWARD AREA RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT (HARD)

$12,706,683

Meek Park West Terrace Project $661,000

Holland Park Development $900,000

Manchester Property Acquisition $319,621

San Lorenzo Community Park ADA Restroom $54,866

Castro Valley ADA Kitchen Project $50,107

Castro Valley Park ADA Pathway Project $75,000

Castro Valley Center New HVAC Project $100,000

Castro Valley Center ADA Tot Play Area $21,375

Earl Warren ADA Restroom Replacement $257,947

Meek Park ADA Restroom Replacement $260,428

Morrisson Theatre ADA Restroom and Seating Project $378,075

Valle Vista Park Property Acquisition Project $362,145

Weekes Park ADA Tot Time Play Area Project $70,789

Castro Valley Swim Center Filter and ADA Project $1,489,630

Hampton Road Dog Park Project $247,651

Birchfield Park ADA Restroom Replacement $225,000

Sorensdale Recreation Center - ADA Restroom and Multipurpose Room Upgrades

$478,330

Hayward Plunge Swim Center ADA Restroom Upgrades $250,000

Mervin Morris Park ADA Restroom $101,296

San Felipe Center HVAC $151,500

Via Toledo Property Acquisition $146,674

San Lorenzo Community Park – Phase 1 $3,818,200

Meeks Park Parking Lot Expansion and ADA Upgrades $1,000,000

Adobe Art Center Lighting and Security Upgrades $25,860

Hayward Plunge Locker Room Upgrades $57,395

Rowell Ranch Rodeo Park New Well Installation $75,000

East Avenue Park ADA Restroom $121,669

San Lorenzo Community Park – Phase 2A $118,490

HARD Total $11,818,058

NEWARK $2,005,169

Lakeshore Park Seawall Project $1,288,639

Newark Community Dog Park $470,000

Lakeshore Park Landscape Restoration $246,529

Newark Total $2,005,169

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OAKLAND $19,204,456

Caldecott Trail Improvement – Phase 1 $498,700

East Oakland Sports Center $5,909,997

25th Street Mini Park $719,035

Central Reservoir $350,800

City Stables $346,000

Children’s Fairyland Entryway Improvements $495,771

Oakland Feather River Camp (Camps in Common) $500,000

Morcom Rose Garden $1,573,859

Owen Jones Field Improvement $953,685

Poplar and Brookdale Field Improvements $732,558

Raimondi Park – Phase 1 $221,069

Golden Gate Recreation Center Expansion $2,268,300

Peralta Hacienda de Anza Trail Project $239,979

Chabot Space and Science Center Redwood Outdoor Education Facility

$1,000,000

Curt Flood Field $100,000

Lincoln Square Park Outdoor Activity Terrace/Deck $300,000

Manzanita Recreation Center Improvement $50,000

Peralta Hacienda Park Improvements $170,000

Josie de la Cruz Park Improvement $180,000

Astro Park $100,760

Concordia Park $31,700

De Fremery House/Recreation Center Improvement $101,172

Rainbow Recreation Center $2,164,500

Oakland Total $19,007,889

OAKLAND ZOO $4,000,000

Giraffe Barn Construction $206,193

Elephant Barn Addition $50,000

California Trail Project – Phase 2 (Gondola System) $3,743,807

Oakland Zoo Total $4,000,000

PIEDMONT $507,325

Hampton Park Improvements $507,325

Piedmont Total $507,325

PLEASANTON $3,171,377

Dolores Bengtson Aquatic Center Renovation $3,171,377

Pleasanton Total $3,171,377

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Kennedy Youth Center, Union City

$2,150,761


SAN LEANDRO $3,740,998

City-Wide Parks AC Walkway Rehabilitation $591,268

Toyon Park Play Equipment $79,633

Par Course Improvements $568,020

Marina Park Group Picnic Areas $988,000

Marina Park Irrigation Improvements $622,000

Stenzel Park Bleacher Replacement $96,000

Stenzel Park Drainage $174,895

San Leandro Ball Park Locker/Restroom Refurbishment $517,542

Toyon Park Pathway Rehabilitation $89,314

Siempre Verde Park Rehabilitation $14,323

San Leandro Total $3,740,998

UNINCORPORATED ALAMEDA $530,722

Sunol Glen Sports Court Remodeling $100,000

Unincorporated Alameda Total $100,000

UNION CITY $3,354,837

Restroom Building Replacement at Seven Hills, Kennedy, Town Estates, Contempo and Cesar Chavez Parks

$1,204,075

Kennedy Youth Center $2,150,761

Union City Total $3,354,837

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Contra Costa County


ALAMO $817,931

Livorna Park Bocce Courts $817,931

Alamo Total $817,931

AMBROSE $1,127,177

Ambrose Park – Phase 1 $1,127,177

Ambrose Total $1,127,177

ANTIOCH $4,586,998

City-Wide Parks Security Camera Program $311,200

Lone Tree Golf Course Range Light Project $241,861

Deerfield Park Playground Equipment Replacement $73,984

Eagleridge Park Playground Equipment Replacement $82,808

Fishing Pier Pavilion $100,020

Prewett Community Park Eastern Parking Lot and Landscape Renovation

$357,378

Prewett Aquatic Center Renovation/Repairs $420,000

Antioch Community Park Synthetic Turf Fields (2) and Field Lighting (2)

$2,999,744

Antioch Total $4,586,998

BRENTWOOD $2,313,312

Summerset Commons $1,028,536

King Park Dog Area Expansion $118,214

Veterans Park Bocce Court Expansion $190,310

Veterans Park Universal Abilities Playground $249,848

City-Wide Parks Shade Project $331,850

Sport Court Lighting $93,567

City-Wide Park Shade Improvements – Phase 2 $48,865

Trail Connection and Landscape $73,939

City-Wide Park Shade Improvements – Phase 3 $8,179

Sport Court Lighting – Phase 2 $170,000

Brentwood Total $2,313,312

CLAYTON $492,883

Community Park Parking Lot Expansion $492,883

Clayton Total $492,883

CLYDE $36,321

Clyde Parks Improvement Project $36,321

Clyde Total $36,321

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Tennis Courts resurfacing, Concord $90,916


CONCORD $5,657,180

Cambridge and Ygnacio Valley Parks Playground Equipment Replacement

$309,000

Concord Community Pool Mechanical Equipment Replacement

$230,033

Hillcrest Park Maintenance Building $129,756

Meadow Homes Spray Park and Restroom Replacement $1,050,600

Hillcrest Park Shade Structure Installation $109,500

Sun Terrace Park Irrigation Main Line, Valves, and Controller Replacement

$30,000

Willow Pass, Concord Community and Pine Hollow Parks Tennis Courts Resurfacing

$90,916

Willow Pass Sports Field Improvements $118,930

Camp Concord Loop Road Paving – Phase 2 and 3 $375,926

Camp Concord Family Bathhouse Refurbishment/Upgrade $483,000

Newhall Park New Playground Equipment $247,727

Baldwin Park Bocce Courts Construction $392,615

Several City Parks Electrical Pull Boxes Replacement $150,000

Baldwin Park ADA Barrier Removal $30,437

Baldwin Park Dog Park $101,448

Willow Pass Park Tennis Courts and Softball Field Lighting Replacement

$496,879

Ellis Lake, Newhall Park, Cambridge Park and Concord Community Park Pump Systems Replacement

$535,408

Meadow Homes Park Playground Installation $265,000

Ellis Lake Park Playground and Park Improvements $510,000

Concord Total $5,657,180

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Shields-Reid Park renovation, Richmond $607,491


CROCKETT $207,144

Crockett Pool Plumbing Replacement $207,144

Crockett Total $207,144

DANVILLE $1,897,488

Veterans Memorial Building $1,897,488

Danville Total $1,897,488

DISCOVERY BAY $580,453

Cornell Park Playground Replacement $111,648

Community Center Acquisition $400,000

Discovery Bay Total $511,648

EL CERRITO $1,065,840

Cerrito Vista Park Playground Equipment Replacement $186,492

Allocation to Gilman Street Sports Fields (Paid to Berkeley) $13,796

Huber Park Improvements $224,000

Creekside Park Lighting $104,109

Hillside Natural Area Madera Property Acquisition $120,348

Fairmont Park Improvements – Phase 1 $359,093

Hillside Nature Area Trail Entry and Signage Improvements – Phase 1

$48,000

El Cerrito Total $1,055,840

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EL SOBRANTE $641,740

El Sobrante Mini-Park $641,740

El Sobrante Total $641,740

GREEN VALLEY $50,872

Green Valley Pool Fence and Lighting $39,341

Green Valley Pool Interior Fence and Gates $11,531

Green Valley Total $50,872

HERCULES $1,111,728

EBRPD Acquisition, Rancho El Pinole $200,000

Hercules Intermodal Bay Trail, East Segment $911,728

Hercules Total $1,111,728

KENSINGTON $258,358

Kensington Park Restrooms $100,000

Kensington Community Center $158,358

Kensington Total $258,358

LAFAYETTE $1,082,501

Burton Ridge Trail Connector $300,000

Acalanes Ridge Acquisition $391,650

Manzanita Building $241,251

Hamlin Road Open Space Acquisition $149,600

Lafayette Total $1,082,501

MARTINEZ $1,651,961

Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline Waterfront Park Renovation

$1,389,461

West Hill Farm Acquisition $262,500

Martinez Total $1,651,961

MONTARA BAY $541,039

Montalvin and Montara Bay Park Improvements $541,039

Montara Bay Total $541,039

MORAGA $737,587

Camino Pablo Fields $578,058

Pavilion Restroom Renovation $44,528

Rancho Laguna Park Play Structure Replacement $70,000

Moraga Commons Park Improvements $45,000

Moraga Total $737,587

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OAKLEY $1,517,862

Creekside Park – Phase 2 $1,112,020

Civic Center Park Improvements $405,841

Oakley Total $1,517,862

ORINDA $801,757

Pine Grove Field Renovation $652,954

Orinda Total $652,954

PINOLE $877,216

Pinole Valley Park Soccer Field Renovation $329,283

Pinole Valley Tennis Courts Renovation $73,246

Pinole Senior Fitness Trail $35,454

Pinole Community Playhouse Renovation $47,203

Pinole Skate Park $293,027

Swim Center Heater Replacement $24,000

Swim Center ADA Compliant Permanent Lifts $15,000

Pinole Swim Center Solar Panels $60,000

Pinole Total $877,216

PITTSBURG $2,909,214

Central Park All Weather Soccer Field $919,058

Hillview Junior High School Playfield Renovation $1,990,155

Pittsburg Total $2,909,214

PLEASANT HILL $1,746,348

Pleasant Hill Aquatic Park Pool Resurfacing and WGB Upgrades

$392,363

Pleasant Hill Teen Center $150,000

Pleasant Hill Community Center $1,203,984

Pleasant Hill Total $1,746,348

Pleasant Hill Teen Center,

$150,000

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PORT COSTA $12,138

Port Costa School Electrical Distribution – Phase 2 $12,138

Port Costa Total $12,138

RICHMOND $4,733,985

Bay Trail Gap Closure between Ferry Point and Kaiser Shipyard #3

$295,392

Allocation to Gilman Street Sports Fields (Paid to Berkeley) $61,275

Richmond Plunge Natatorium Renovation – Phase 2 $3,069,316

Burg Park Restoration $350,000

Marina Bay Park Restroom $350,510

Shields-Reid Park Renovation $607,491

Richmond Total $4,733,985

RODEO $456,305

Lefty Gomez Park Improvements $456,305

Rodeo Total $456,305

SAN PABLO $1,425,538

San Pablo Community Center at Helms $1,000,000

Rumrill Sports Park $425,538

San Pablo Total $1,425,538

SAN RAMON $2,696,685

Forest Home Farms Education Center Renovation and Parking Lot Resurfacing

$330,104

Red Willow Playground Renovation $50,000

San Ramon Central Park Playground and Participatory Fountain Renovation

$580,000

San Ramon Olympic Pool Replastering Project $295,191

Park Restroom Renovations $133,944

Athan Downs Playground Renovation $305,701

Central Park Soccer Field Renovation $660,000

Richard Fahey Village Green Playground Renovation $96,766

Old Ranch Park Playground Renovation $83,647

Old Ranch Park Shade Structure Installation $18,389

Bark and Ride Shade Structure Installation $18,928

San Ramon Sports Park and Central Park Shade Structure Installation

$61,789

Boone Acres Park Playground Renovation $62,220

San Ramon Total $2,696,685

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Heather Farm Park All-Abilities Playground,

Walnut Creek $350,000


UNINCORPORATED CONTRA COSTA $3,046,374

Iron Horse Regional Trail Corridor Improvements $600,000

Pacheco Creekside Trail $50,000

Tice Valley Pocket Park and Pathway $623,187

Las Juntas Elementary Playfield Renovation $550,000

Urban Tilth Roots and Restoration Farm $623,187

Byron Union School District Family Playground $600,000

Unincorporated Contra Costa Total $3,046,374

WALNUT CREEK $2,984,810

Acalanes Ridge Acquisition $391,650

Heather Farms Park All Abilities Playground $350,000

Larkey Pool Renovation and Splash Pad $2,243,160

Walnut Creek Total $2,984,810

TOTAL GRANT PROJECTS $118,750,000 $116,994,343

ADMINISTRATIVE FEE $6,250,000 $3,623,593

GRAND TOTAL (As of 2019) $125,000,000 $120,617,936

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Athan Downs Playground renovation, San Ramon$305,701

Pine Grove Field renovation, Orinda$652,954

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East Oakland Sports Center, $6 million

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