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<br /> <br />4-9 <br /> <br />Pleasanton Parks and Recreation Master Plan <br />Section Four – Recreation Facility Recommendations <br />2014 <br /> <br />4.6 Summary of Proposed Improvements at Existing Parks and <br />Facilities <br /> <br />A comprehensive, detailed analysis of every existing park and facility in Pleasanton is included in this <br />Master Plan process, and included in the Appendix of the report. In summary, the following are the <br />highlights of the analysis: <br /> <br /> The parks in general are very well maintained, as evidenced by visual survey as well as by public <br />opinion gathered in the telephone survey <br /> Tree maintenance program is very effective <br /> There are opportunities to reduce turf in many non‐athletic applications and thereby reduce water <br />and fertilizer use <br /> Outdoor basketball courts, in general, are in need of resurfacing <br /> Creeks that run through parks are good candidates for naturalization with native plant material <br /> Gaps were found in the trail system that should be addressed by the ongoing implementation of the <br />recommendations found in the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan adopted in 2010. <br /> <br />The following summary provides a list of all the recommended capital maintenance suggestions <br />provided in the parks analysis report: <br /> <br />Exhibit 4.6‐1 Summary of Proposed Improvements in Existing City Parks and Facilities <br /> <br />Existing Park Proposed Improvements <br />Alviso Adobe <br />Community Park <br /> Add group picnic shelter <br /> Consider additional amenities that will facilitate more “hands‐on” <br />interpretative programming and experiences <br />Amador Valley <br />Community Park <br /> Renovate Amador Recreation Center and re‐landscape grounds <br /> Chip seal parking lot <br /> Renovate Aquatic Center to add recreation pool <br /> Renovate Cultural Arts Building <br />Century House Consider operating the facility as a living history museum <br /> Consider renovating facility for increased usage <br />BMX Facility <br />(Partnership w/ EBRPD) <br /> Add restroom <br /> Add parking lot <br /> Add irrigation system <br />Creekside Park Add children’s ADA swing <br />Del Prado Park Resurface Basketball Court <br /> Add BBQ grill <br />Delucchi Park Redevelop park per preliminary plans <br /> <br />Fairlands Park Add benches and picnic tables <br /> Complete the previously planned pedestrian lighting installation that <br />was partially constructed <br />
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