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<br /> <br />4-5 <br /> <br />Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan <br />Section Four – Recreation Facility Recommendations <br />2014 <br /> <br />4.2.5 Skate Park <br /> <br />Skateboarding is a very rapidly growing activity for which many cities are developing skate parks to keep pace. <br />Pleasanton’s youth participate heavily in this activity and the City is currently in need of an additional skate park <br />and upon buildout, will need to add one (1) more. The City currently has two (2) operating skate parks; one is <br />located at Val Vista Community Park and another smaller one is located at the Pleasanton Sports and Recreation <br />Community Park. <br /> <br />Recommended Actions: <br /> <br />1. Consider constructing an addition to the skate park located at the Pleasanton Sports and Recreation <br />Community Park. The expansion should focus on the “street plaza” type of Skate Park, which has many <br />elements that would be found on a typical urban street, as well as above ground ramps, rails and <br />transition areas. A conceptual diagram is found on Exhibit 4.2‐4 below. <br /> <br />Exhibit 4.2‐4 Potential Skate Park Addition at the Sports and Recreation Community Park <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />4.3 Recommendations for Future Facility Needs <br /> <br />The recreation facility demand analysis provides important data on the demanded needs for recreation facilities <br />that are used by Pleasanton residents. This information, coupled with information from the community outreach <br />process and sports groups, has been compared to the City’s inventory of facilities to determine whether the City <br /> <br />has a surplus or deficit for a variety of recreation elements such as sports fields and courts. <br /> <br />Based on the information collected, there are future deficits and needs for the following recreation elements (in <br />alphabetical order): <br /> <br /> Baseball Field (future need for one (1) field) <br /> Dog Park (future need for one (1) additional facility, refer to Section 4.2) <br /> Swimming Pool (future need for one (1) additional pool, refer to Section 4.2) <br /> Tennis Courts (future need for six (6) additional courts) <br /> <br />4.3.1 Baseball Field <br /> <br /> Nineteen (19) City fields are currently utilized for youth baseball games. The City meets the demand need of 19 <br />fields. By build‐out, a small deficit (1 field) will be easily met by building one additional field. Approximately <br />1,300 children currently play in organized baseball games. <br /> <br /> It is desirable to provide ball fields that are designed appropriately and specifically for either softball or baseball,
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