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PARKS AND WATERFRONT COMMISSION

Regular Meeting Wednesday, February 11, 2015, 7:00 P.M. Frances Albrier Community Center 2800 Park Street, Berkeley, CA

Parks and Waterfront Commission

AGENDA

The Commissions may discuss any items listed on the agenda, but may take action only on items identified as Action.

Preliminary Matters 1. Call to Order (Chair) 2. Roll Call (Secretary) 3. Announcements (Chair) 4. Approval of Agenda (Chair) 5. Approval Minutes* for January 14, 2015 (Chair) 6. Public Comment 7. Director’s Report

a. Director’s Office * (Scott Ferris) b. Parks Division (Sue Ferrera) c. Waterfront Division (Roger Miller)

Action 8. Election of officers – Chair and Vice-Chair (chair) 9. PRW Capital and Maintenance Projects Budget ** (Scott Ferris)

Discussion 10. Berkeley Pier Accessibility and Public Amenity Improvement Project –

proposed * (Roger Miller)

Information Items 11. Recent Council Reports * 12. Upcoming Agenda items: Cesar Chavez Park Off Leash Dog Area (tbd). 13. Communications: PUBLIC COMMENTS RECEIVED BY THE PARKS AND

WATERFRONT COMMISSION REGARDING THE BIOLOGICAL RESOURCE ASSESSMENT UPDATE OF THE OFF-LEASH DOG AREA AT CESAR CHAVEZ PARK (DATED DECEMBER 5, 2014) See the following weblink: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Parks_Rec_Waterfront/Marina/Biological_Resource_Assessment_-_Cesar_Chavez_Park.aspx

14. Adjournment

* document is attached to agenda packet. ** document will be provided at the meeting.


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http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Parks_Rec_Waterfront/Marina/Biological_Resource_Assessment_-_Cesar_Chavez_Park.aspx

http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Parks_Rec_Waterfront/Marina/Biological_Resource_Assessment_-_Cesar_Chavez_Park.aspx

ADA Disclaimer: This meeting is being held in a wheelchair accessible location. To request disability-related accommodations to participate in the meeting, including auxiliary aids or services, please contact the Disability Services specialist at 981-6342 (V) or 981-6345 (TDD) at least three business days before the meeting date. Please refrain from wearing scented products to this meeting. SB343 DisclaimerAny writings or documents provided to a majority of the Commission regarding any item on this agenda will be made available for public inspection at Parks Recreation & Waterfront Department Office at 2180 Milvia Street, Berkeley, CA. Communications Disclaimer: Communications to Berkeley boards, commissions or committees are public record and will become part of the City’s electronic records, which are accessible through the City’s website. Please note: e-mail addresses, names, addresses, and other contact information are not required, but if included in any communication to a City board, commission or committee, will become part of the public record. All communications to the Commission should be received at least 10 days before the meeting date. If you do not want your e-mail address or any other contact information to be made public, you may deliver communications via U.S. Postal Service or in person to the secretary of the relevant board, commission or committee. If you do not want your contact information included in the public record, please do not include that information in your communication. Please contact the secretary to the commission or committee for further information. Commission Information: The agenda packets for the Parks and Recreation Commission and the Waterfront Commission are available for review at www.cityofberkeley.info/commissions; the Berkeley Main Library and the Parks Recreation & Waterfront Department Office at 2180 Milvia Street –3rd Floor, during their normal business hours. If you have questions, call Commission Secretary, Roger Miller at 981-6704 at 2180 Milvia Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 or by email at [email protected]. MISSION STATEMENT – PARKS AND WATERFRONT: The Parks and Waterfront Commission shall be an advisory board and shall review the policies, projects, programs, planning efforts, activities, funding, and the physical condition of parks, pools, camps, recreation centers, the Marina, and public greenery, and shall advise the City Council on these matters.

COMMISSION MEMBERS

Mayor - District 3 - Jim McGrath District 6 - Karen Weinstein District 1 - District 4 - District 7 - Dru Howard District 2 - Phil Catalfo District 5 - Susan McKay District 8 - Caitlin Brostrom



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2015 Commission Meeting Dates

Name of Commission: Parks and Waterfront Commission

Commission Secretary: Roger Miller Location: Frances Albrier Community Center, 2800 Park St

Month Meeting Day and Date

Time

Notes

January Wednesday, January 7 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg February Wednesday, February 11 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg March Wednesday, March 11 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg April Wednesday, April 8 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg May Wednesday, May 13 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg June Wednesday, June 10 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg July Wednesday, July 8 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg August No Meeting September Wednesday, September 9 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg October Wednesday, October 14 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg November No Meeting December Wednesday, December 9 7:00 p.m. Regular Mtg



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PARKS AND WATERFRONT COMMISSION – REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, January 14, 2015, 7:00pm, Frances Albrier Community Center, 2800 Park St., Berkeley

MINUTES – DRAFT

The Commissions may discuss any items listed on the agenda, but may take action only on items identified as Action.

Preliminary Matters 1. Call to Order (Chair): 7:10pm. 2. Roll Call (Secretary) Present: Catalfo; Howard; McGrath; McKay; Mester; Weinstein. Absent:

Brostrom. Staff present: Chernin; Ferrera; Miller 3. Announcements (Chair) 4. Approval of Agenda (Chair) (M/S: Catalfo/Howard) Ayes: Catalfo; Howard; McGrath; McKay;

Mester; Weinstein. Absent: Brostrom. 5. Approval Minutes* for December 10, 2014 (Chair) (M/S: Catalfo/Weinstein) Ayes: Catalfo;

Howard; McGrath; McKay; Mester; Weinstein. Absent: Brostrom. 6. Public Comment: Claudia Kwazynska, CCP; Naomi Friedman, CCP; Michael Taylor, CCP ;

Kathy Ross, CCP. 7. Director’s Report

a. Director’s Office * (Scott Ferris) b. Parks Division (Sue Ferrera) c. Waterfront Division (John Mann)

Discussion 8. Update on PRW Capital and Maintenance Projects Budget ** (Scott Ferris)

Information Items 9. Recent Council Reports * 10. Upcoming Agenda items: 11. Communications: 12. Adjournment: 9 :10pm



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Parks Recreation and Waterfront *FY 2015 Directors Update February 5, 2015 The purpose of this document is to provide residents with a current update on Capital, Design, Major Maintenance and Planning Projects, Leases and Special Events that the PRW Department is engaged in during Fiscal 2015 (July 1, 2014- June 30, 2015).

*Note: This is a working document and is subject to weekly changes based on funding and staff availability.

Capital Projects- Construction o Willard Tennis Courts 100% Complete o Echo Lake Dining Hall 100% Complete o Virginia- McGee Totland Construction to begin in February o Terrace View Phase 1 Awarding Bid at Council in February 24 o Ohlone Dog Park In Final Design- To bid in March o Grove Basketball and Tennis In Final Design- To bid in March o John Hinkle Clubhouse Demolition In Permitting – Bids due back 2-11-15 Projects- Design o Design SP Electrical Meter Split Design Complete o Design JK Electrical Meter Split Design Complete o Design LO Electrical Meter Split Design Complete o Fishing Pier ADA renovation- Design Complete o MLK Game Room Design Complete o Ohlone Basketball In Design o Rose Garden Trellis In Design o Bay Trail Segment Three In Design/ Permitting o South Cove Access In Design/ Permitting o Aquatic Park sidewalk in front of BORP/Waterside In Design o Willard Park Play Area and pathways In Design o San Pablo Park Restroom/Locker In Design o Skate Park Safety Improvements In Design o Marina Float Replacement In Design o John Hinkle Playstructure/ Access FY 15 o Echo Lake Leach Field FY15-17 o Echo Lake Adding Dining Hall Deck/Cabins FY15-16 o Echo Lake Cabins Replacement FY15 o James Kenney Play and Picnic Area FY15 Major Maintenance Projects

o Fire Restriction signs (BBQ/open fire) Complete o Ohlone Play Surfacing Replacement Complete o 2945/2925 Bolivar- Install electrical Complete o Marina Corp Yd Drainage/Repaving Complete



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o Marina Parking Lot L/M Slurry Seal Complete o Marina Pathway (YC- FP) Slurry Seal Complete o Aquatic Park: Widgeon grass/algae Complete o 2925/2945 Bolivar – ADA parking Complete o John Hinkel Park- Hand Rails Complete o Live Oak Center Office Complete o 44 Curb Cuts/ Tree Planting Complete o Strawberry Park Chip Box Complete o Frisbee Golf Kiosk- Aquatic park Complete o Cedar Rose Play Equipment Complete o Colusa Deck Replacement Complete o Echo Lake Lodge Deck- Complete o 90 Bolivar – Brick Fireplace removal Complete o 2925-2945 Bolivar – Replace Fencing Complete o 2925-2945 Bolivar- Add Gutters Complete o Strawberry Creek Turf Renovation Complete o King Park Turf Renovation Complete o James Kenny Office Complete o Rose Garden Sign Replacement Complete o Cesar Chavez Signage Complete o Rose Garden Fence Replacement Complete o City-wide Reservable picnic areas 90% Complete o City wide ADA Restroom upgrades 25% Complete o Park Signage Replacement 25% Complete o Codornices Turf Renovation Under Construction o Ohlone Middle Turf Renovation Under Construction o Willard Office Space Under Construction o Grove Sports Turf Renovation Under Construction o Frances Albrier Office Space Under Construction o King Pool Office Under Construction o West Campus Office Under Construction o Marina H and I Parking Slurry Seal Under Construction o Marina D and E Parking Slurry Seal Under Construction o Strawberry Park Asphalt Patch Under Construction o San Pablo #1 Turf Renovation Under Construction o Marin Fountain- Replace Pumps Under Construction o Marin Fountain- Replace lights Under Construction o Marin Fountain- Replace Plaster Under Construction o Marina Bait Shop Wall repair Under Construction o Willard Park Restroom- Back Wall Replacement Under Construction o Echo Lake Make-up Air/ Hood In Design/Process o Launch Ramp Gates/ Ticket Machine In Design/Process o Tennis Court Signage Replacement In Design/ Process o Picnic Site Signage In Design/Process o 125-127 University Painting FY15 o San Pablo Infield Renovation FY15



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o Echo Lake Water System FY15 o Ohlone Temp Picnic Replacement FY15 o Outside Storage Unit at MLK Center FY15 o Inside Storage at MLK Center FY15 o Removal of Ohlone Structure FY15 o Aquatic Park Bolivar Turf Renovation FY15 o Willard Office- Back Wall Replacement FY 15 o King Park Tree Removal FY 15 o Cragmont Park Rock Replacement FY 15 Key Department Planning Projects and Programs Parks Make Life Better Complete Camps Fund Financial Evaluation Complete Volunteer Program Development Complete Cesar Chavez Park Signage Development Complete Marina Software Installation Complete BUSD- Emerson School Pilot Complete Cesar Chavez Park Biological Update Complete Fee Increases for Day Camp/Echo CIT Complete Cesar Chavez Park Use Evaluation In Process Expansion of 0-2 Programming In Process Cash Handling Assessment and Process Revision In Process Water Use Reduction Evaluation In Process Aquatic Park Improvement Project In Process Berkeley Tuolumne Camp Funding Recovery In Process Berkeley Tuolumne Camp Master Plan In Process BUSD- MLK Facility Lease In Process Community Agency Contracts -Alignment with 2020 In Process North Lawn Bowling Green Assessment /Lease In Process Sports Field, Tennis and Picnic Schedule- On-line In Process Recreation Administration Relocation In Process FY 16-17 Budget Development In Process FY 16-17 Capital/Major Maintenance Budget In Process Parks Staff- Provisional-FT Employment Hiring In Process John Hinkle Clubhouse Funding Recovery In Process Open Data FY15 Recreation Professional Development Training FY15 Leases/ Licences 125-127 University Latorengelle Complete Child International Resource Complete Klein- Leventhal Management Complete Zorro Productions Complete Impact Fund Complete Waterside Wokshop-90 Bolivar Complete YMTC- 2427-2429 Bolivar Complete



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Eat & Run Complete Cal Sailing Complete Hi Line Kites Negotiations Hana Japan-225 University Negotiations Yacht Club Negotiations Berkeley Arts Center Negotiations Ala Costa Center Negotiations Berkeley Paddling and Rowing Club Negotiations Lawn Bowling Club Negotiations Ephesians Negotiations Totland Building Negotiations BORP – 80 Bolivar Negotiations Marina Bait Shop Negotiations Bioremeadiation of SFROW- BPFP Negotiations City Wide Special Events Community Picnic and Carnival 7-3-14 Complete July 4 Celebration/Fireworks 7-4-14 Complete Derby Day 7-25-14 Complete Olympic Day 7-31-14 Complete National Night Out- Teen Program 8-5-14 Complete Community All Crew Day- Marin Circle 9-18-14 Complete International Shoreline Clean Up 9-20-14 Complete Martial Arts Tournament 9-20-14 Complete Community Parks Day 9-27-14 Complete Community Tree Day 10-11-14 Complete Make A Difference Day- MLK 10-25-14 Complete Pumpkin Patch Dash 10-26-14 Complete Community All Crew Day- Los Angles 10-28-14 Complete Haunted House- MLK 10-31-14 Complete Berkeley Project Day 11-8-14 Complete Tots Winter Carnival 12-6-14 Complete Community All Crew Day- Strawberry 12-17-14 Complete Community All Crew Day- Aquatic Park March- TBA Egg Hunt Extravaganza 4-4-15 Berkeley Bay Festival 4-11-15 Earth Day Shoreline Clean Up 4-25-15 Community All Crew Day April (TBA) Community All Crew Day- Strawberry 5-13-15 Kids Triathalon 5-16-15 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament June (TBA) Community All Crew Day June (TBA) Community Meetings Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 1-12-15 Complete Youth Commission (YC) 1-12-15 Complete Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 1-14-15 Complete Strawberry Creek Park - Planning 1-21-15 Complete



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Willard Play Area and Pathways- Planning 1-24-15 Complete Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 1-26-15 Complete Marin Circle-Planning 1-28-15 Complete Youth Commission (YC) 2-9-15 Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 2-11-15 Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 2-23-15 Youth Commission (YC) 3-9-15 Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 3-11-15 Parks Capital Presentation( @ City Council) 3-16-15 Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 3-23-15 Youth Commission (YC) 4-13-15 Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 4-15-15 Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 4-27-15 Youth Commission (YC) 5-11-15 Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 5-13-15 Parks and Waterfront Commission (PWC) 6-10-15 Children, Youth and Recreation Commission (CYRC) 6-22-15



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Agenda Item 7.

To: Parks and Waterfront Commission From: Toni Mester, Vice-Chair, Parks and Waterfront Commission Date: December 10, 2014 Re: Criteria for identifying PRW Capital and Maintenance Projects As the Parks Commission representative on the Measure M process, I learned the wisdom of creating objective criteria for public expenditure through a community based process. The voters are more likely to support projects when the Council and staff apply rational standards. The Parks Commission did not have the time to develop a scorecard like the Measure M team, so our criteria are not ranked or weighted. We agreed to the following criteria:

The project should provide, entail or require: _____ Equity: addresses a perceptible imbalance in delivery of recreational resources City-wide. _____ Community needs: meets the needs of an underserved community, group or neighborhood that has not benefited from parks improvements or has waited a long time for the improvements. _____ Net benefit: benefits a large cohort of users or increases the number of users. _____ Serve multiple user cohorts: will attract users of various ages, serve families, provide safe play for children and be accessible to the disabled. _____ Pressing and preventative repair: needs immediate repair that will cost more if delayed. _____ Ready to implement: has passed the planning stage including environmental review if required and is good to go. _____ Visible: corrects or improves an obvious need or eye-sore _____ Outcomes: identifies results and returns within a practical time frame _____ Cost effective: leverages funds and qualifies for grants _____ Economic benefit: will stimulate nearby development and business _____ Planning: needs seed money to get off the ground _____ Sustainable maintenance: keeps up with inflation and staff costs



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Agenda Item 9.

Parks Recreation & Waterfront Department

INFORMATION ITEM

February 11, 2011 To: Parks and Waterfront Commission

From: Roger Miller, Acting Waterfront Manager, PRW Subject: Berkeley Pier Accessibility and Public Amenity Improvement Project

SUMMARY In 2013, the City received a grant award of $230,138 from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Cosco Busan Oil Spill grant program to perform accessibility and public amenity upgrades at the Berkeley Fishing Pier. In 2014, the City retained a design consultant, RHAA Landscape Architecture and Planning, to work with City staff and develop a cost-effective design for the project along the 3,000 foot long pier. This work has resulted in a preliminary design with the following project elements that improve ADA accessibility on the Pier and improve public amenities on the Pier:

Along the first seven hundred feet of the Pier: o Create a fully-accessible path of travel (five feet wide) by repairing the existing

spalled concrete joints. o Install four accessible picnic tables.

Along the entire length of the Pier, remove all existing deteriorated concrete benches,

and install the following new public amenities:

Accessible Fishing Stations (6): This work will involve creating 3 inch wide vertical notches in the currently existing railings. This new feature will allow persons using wheelchairs to more easily hold fishing poles over the water.

All-weather benches (12) All-weather seats (32) All-weather trash receptables (6)

Attachment One (Preliminary Recommendations) contains the consultant’s assessments and photos of existing conditions, and describes the solutions (nine pages). Attachment Two contains the preliminary construction plans for the project (seven pages). The Parks and Waterfront Commission and the public are invited to provide comments on the proposed project, which has been tentatively scheduled for May of 2015.



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B E R K E L E Y P I E RPRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS



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A. EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY

OVERALL CONDITIONS SUMMARY

The overall area of the pier is approximately 68,750 sq. ft. The typical width of the pier is 23’ +/- and is approximately 2,900 feet in length. As the pier has been operational since 1926 and has seen extensive vehicular traffic, the condition of the pavement is showing sings of wear and failures in a variety of areas. The existing conditions of the pier and the extent of the paving damage were able to be documented by a recent site visit where RHAA observed and documented major issues affecting the flat work and overall conditions of the existing elements on the pier.

PAVEMENT SUMMARY

While there are two types of paving configurations (2 slabs per pier width and 4 slabs per width) without having a structural engineer determine the extent of the support structure(s) settlement and displacement and its future impacts to the pavement, we can only judge the hazards and make recommendations based upon the preliminary findings. The two major concrete failures found on the pier were pavement spalling and settlement. While the spalling can be repaired with the recommendations described later in this report, the settlement is a product of structural failures in either the slabs of pavement themselves (bowing) or in the support structure.

SITE AMENITIES SUMMARY

Three major site amenities were documented while investigating the pier. RHAA looked at the concrete benches, trash receptacles and lights. The existing concrete bench is a target for graffiti and it is also used as a toilet due to the pier’s length and the distance to the rest room at the pier’s entrance. The high back of the bench, while intended to block wind, has only made the issue more problematic as the visual screening provided by the back encourages the use as a rest room. The trash receptacles located along the pier are standard “bear proof” style enclosures. While the operational mechanism works to keep refuse inside the receptacle, the material is not suitable for a marine environment. The receptacles have eroded to the point where the refuse inside is now exposed to the elements. The light fixtures located along the pier are showing signs of extreme wear as top of the light has become a prime location for the bird population to rest.

MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS

While the emphasis of the site visit and scope of the work was geared toward the above items, RHAA documented other conditions that should be considered for review. The first issue is that of the top rail of the pier. The condition of the rail varies at different locations along the pier, but the general condition is deteriorating quickly. A quick talk with an individual who runs a fishing program at the pier described how often children had splinters from the top rail. The design allows the broad side of the board to be exposed to rain, and also provides a large surface area for the bird population to rest which also leads to deterioration. The second item is the end condition of the pier. As this is the prime location for views across the bay, RHAA documented the guard rail condition changes to a solid higher fence on the sides which transitions into a vertical slat fence at the end.



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B. OVERALL EXISTING CONDITIONS PLAN

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BENCH (TYP) BENCH (TYP)

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C. EXISTING PAVEMENT CONDITIONS

EXPOSED REBAR AT EDGE OF SLAB/JOINT

SPALLING AT EDGE OF SLAB/JOINT

EXPOSED REBAR AT EDGE OF SLAB/JOINT WITH SPALLING

JOINT WITH SPALLING EXPOSING REBAR

SPALLING AT FOUR CORNERS OF SLAB/JOINT

BOWED SLAB (TRIP EDGE)



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D. OVERALL PIER RECOMMENDATIONS

OVERVIEW

The Berkeley pier is a popular amenity for the region but is in need of upgrades. The City of Berkeley was successful in procuring a grant of $250,000, a sum sufficient for many improvements but not for a total renovation. In determining the priorities for renovation, emphasis was placed on improving accessibility and upgrading the site amenities. Enhancements planned include paving improvements to create an accessible pathway, railing modifications to make accessible fishing stations, and the installation of new site furnishings including benches, tables and trash receptacles.

The cost estimate provided by RHAA and the subsequent plans show a base level of improvements with a budget of $209K for construction costs. Remaining monies, if available, should be allocated towards paving surface repairs at the owner’s discretion. The subsequent cost estimate with this report will illustrate how best to use the current funding to achieve prioritized upgrades to the existing pier facilities.

PAVEMENT

RHAA is recommending paving repairs to resolve damaged concrete, a decorative coating to seal the top of the concrete surface that demarcates the accessible pathway, and grinding trip edges between slabs. The first step in providing an accessible pathway is a full repair at each joint with new concrete. The concrete adjacent to the joints will be saw cut into a rectangular section, cutting and using epoxy on any exposed rebar. The depth of the repair will be 2”. After the area of concrete is removed, the underlying surface will be cleaned and a bonding agent applied prior to placement of the new concrete. In addition to the joint repair, areas of concrete that have degraded will be repaired. The third treatment to be used in conjunction with the first two treatments is grinding trip edges that exceed 1/4”. After the concrete has been repaired, a non slip coating, ‘Sika’ will be applied. The coating provides a smooth even surface, will repair minor cracks, and will reduce subsequent cracking.

SITE AMENITIES

New site furnishings were chosen for the pier and include: Benches, trash receptacles, tables, and chairs. The benches for the pier were chosen with direction from the client as the best option for a corrosive environment, resistance to graffiti and the overall comfort for a wide range of users. All benches will have a back for extended resting periods. Issues related to the new benches would be the same vandalism seen on the current benches, although the slatted design is not an ideal canvas for urban art. The trash receptacles will utilize a hinged lid for resistance to birds and rodents and will utilize the same slatted design as the bench. Chairs provided at each fishing station will utilize the same slatted design to deter vandalism. Two groupings of accessible tables and cairs we placed along the pier to provide a space for picnicing. A maintenance program to clean the surfaces for all new site amenities should be established to promote the longevity of the material.

ACCESSIBLE FISHING STATIONS

While the current pier does not allow for accessible fishing stations, there are multiple options to be considered for new access. The preferred solution by RHAA, and the most cost effective solution, illustrated on the next page, removes a section of the top rail and attaches a new piece of lumber to make the opening large enough for a fishing pole while complying to International and California Building Codes.

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E. DESIGN SOLUTION FOR ACCESSIBLE FISHING STATIONS

RETROFIT OF EXISTING PIER FOR ACCESSIBLE STATION

REMOVE SECTION BETWEEN POSTS

ADD 4X MATERIAL TO INSIDE OF POST AND SECURE FROM OUTSIDE TO REDUCE OPENING TO 3”

5” CURRENT OPENING

3” PROPOSED OPENING



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Berkeley Pier

PROJECT NUMBER

14039A

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SHEET TITLE


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Agenda Item 10.

2

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6X6 BOTTOM RAIL

ELECTRICAL CONDUIT SHEATH

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PRODUCT: BENCH _FBF-50

MFG: VICTOR STANLEY

DIMENSION: 6'

COLOR: BLACK

FINISH: GALVANIZED STEEL WITH

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NOTES: IN GROUND MOUNT

QUANTITY: 12

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PRODUCT: TABLE_IPR-48

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DIMENSION: 36"X36"X48"

COLOR: BLACK


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QUANTITY: 4

PRODUCT: TABLEBENCH_NRS 24

MFG: VICTOR STANLEY

DIMENSION: 18"X24"

COLOR: BLACK


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QUANTITY: 32

PRODUCT: TRASH

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DIMENSION: 36 GAL.

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QUANTITY: 6

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DETAILS

7

5

ACCESSIBLE FISHING STATION HANDRAIL

SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"

DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

1. PAVING REPAIRS ALONG ADA PATH:

A. ALL ELEVATION CHANGES/ PAVEMENT DEPRESSIONS

EXCEEDING

1

4

" TO BE GROUND DOWN TO PRODUCE

LEVEL SURFACE.

B. DEPRESSIONS EXCEEDING

1

2

" TO BE TREATED AS

FULL REPAIR WITH REMOVAL OF CONCRETE TO DEPTH

OF 2" AND A MINIMUM 8" DIAMETER PATCH.

C. CONCRETE JOINTS OF ADA PATH TO BE REPAIRED

TO 2" DEPTH, 4'WIDTH AND 5' LENGTH. APPROXIMATELY

20 SQ. FT. OF CONCRETE TO BE REPAIRED AT EACH

JOINT ALONG INDICATED PATH.

D. EPOXY COAT EXPOSED REBAR AND PATCH

CONCRETE WHERE NECESSARY

E. SIKA COATING TO BE APPLIED TO ENTIRE WIDTH AND

LENGTH OF ADA PATH AS INDICATED ON DRAWINGS.

2. ALL EXISTING BENCHES TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED

BY VICTORY STANLEY FBF50 BENCH. (24 TOTAL) (SEE

DETAIL 1/L2.0)

3. ACCESSIBLE FISHING STATIONS TO BE FIELD LOCATED.(6

TOTAL) (SEE DETAIL 5/L2.0)

4. ALL EXISTING TRASH RECEPTACLES TO BE REMOVED

AND REPLACED BY VICTOR STANLEY TRASH

RECEPTACLE DYN-SD-42. (6 TOTAL) (SEE DETAIL 4/L2.0)

5. ADD ALT: EXTEND ADA PATH BY REPAIRING ADDITIONAL

CONCRETE JOINTS AND APPLYING SIKA COATING IF

FUNDING IS AVAILABLE

6

ACCESSIBLE FISHING STATION ENLARGEMENT

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

7

PICNIC TABLE ENLARGEMENT

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

REPAIRED CONCRETE

WITH SIKA COATING

8

CHAIR ARRANGEMENT

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"



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Agenda Item 10.

PARKS AND WATERFRONT COMMISSION RECENT COUNCIL REPORTS

The following council reports are available for review at the Parks Recreation & Waterfront Department administrative desk, 2180 Milvia Street, 3rd floor, or can be accessed from the City Council Website by using the following URL’s: January 20, 2015 - 14. Contract No. 9551 Amendment: Gibson & Associates, Inc. for the Quality Assurance Program for Community Agency Contracts URL: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Clerk/City_Council/2015/01_Jan/Documents/2015-01-20_Item_14_Contract_No__9551_Amendment.aspx January 27, 2015 - 8. Contract No. 9046 Amendment: Association of Sports Field Users (ASFU) for Additional Maintenance Services URL: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Clerk/City_Council/2015/01_Jan/Documents/2015-01-27_Item_08_Contract_No__9046_Amendment.aspx February 10, 2015 - 16. Evaluation of Possible Ban on New Planting of Certain Tree Species URL: http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Clerk/City_Council/2015/02_Feb/Documents/2015-02-10_Item_16_Evaluation_of_Possible_Ban.aspx



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Agenda Item 11.

http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/Clerk/City_Council/2015/01_Jan/Documents/2015-01-20_Item_14_Contract_No__9551_Amendment.aspx








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