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TABLE I: EXISTING SPORTS FACILITIES, STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES, AND FUTURE FACILITIES PLANNED AT BUILDOUT Existina oer Pooulation b National Sports Facilities Planned at Buildout d City + PUSD # City # PUSD # Total National Guidelines, Total Facilities City PUSD City Facilities Guidelines c Facilities Facilities Facilities Facilities # to Meet Per Population' Baseball/Soflball 31 ] 9 1 per 2, ] 82 1 per 1,691 1 per 2,500 36 ] 9 55 30 1 per 1,355 Football/Lacrosse 2 4 ] per 33.825 1 per] 1,275 ] per 20,000 4 4 8 4 ] per 9.3] 3 Golf (]8 holes) 1.5 0 ] per 45.100 1 per 45,100 ] per 50.000 1.5 0 1.5 1.5 1 per 49.667 Soccer ]8 7 ] per 3.758 ] per 2.706 ] per 10,000 21 10 31 8 ] per 2,403 Swimming Pools 4 2 lper]6,9]3 ] per 11,275 1 per 20,000 4 2 6 4 ] per 12,417 Tennis Courts ] 8 16 1 per 3.758 ] per 1,990 1 per 2.000 20 16 36 37 1 per 2.069 a The existing City facilities number includes the Alameda County Fairgrounds nine-hole golf course as it is open to ]he general public within Pleasanton. The number of existing City and PUSD baseball/soflball fields includes neighborhood parks and PUSD facilities with backs]ops. which may not be used for league games. The number of existing Ci]y facilities does not include facili]ies provided at public schools by the Pleasanton Unified School Dis]rict (PUSD). The PUSD shares its facilities with the community. Both Amador Valley and Foothill high schools have two soflball fields and two baseball fields. Little League, PONY baseball and Pleasanton Girls Softball League use these eight fields on Sundays and during the summer when school is not in session. Amador Valley and Foothill high schools each has an all-weather field that can be used for football/lacrosse. Hart Middle School has two football/lacrosse fields, with footbail played in the fall and lacrosse in the spring. Amador Valley and Foothill high schools each has an all-weather field (counted under football/lacrosse, above) that is used for soccer on occasion. Pleasan]on and Harves] Park middle schools each has three soccer fields shared with the community. Alisal Elementary School also has a shared soccer field. Other elementary school fields are only used for soccer practice. Amador Valley High School has seven, Foothill High School has nine. and Pleasanton Middle School has two tennis courts. b Existing City Facilities and City Facilities + Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) facilities are shown per Pleasanton's current population estima]e of 67.650 people. C National guidelines are not adopted by any federal agency; they are recommendations of the National Recreation and Park Associa]ion. d The City of Pleasan]on estimates build out population at 74.500 residents within its Planning Area. Plans for Bernal Community Park may include three baseball/soflball fields, three soccer fields. one football/lacrosse field and po]entially some ]ennis courts. The City may include one football/lacrosse and two baseball/softball fields at the proposed Stapies Ranch Communi]y Park and/or at another eastside community park. The City and PUSD plan to construct three shared soccer fields at Donlon Elemen]ary School which are shown under PUSD facilities. Existina # a Sports Facilities In addition to public facilities, Castlewood Country Club. ClubS port Pleasant on, Del Prado Cabana Ciub, Golden Eagle Farm Club. Highland Oaks Recreation Center and Cabana Club. Pleasanton Meadows Cabana. Pleasanton Valley Club and Ruby Hills Club provide swimming and/or tennis facilities for members. Also certain apartment and condominium complexes provide pools and/or tennis courts for residents. e This total includes both Ci]y facilities and shared Pleasanton Unified School District (PUS D) facilities within Pleasanton. The number of planned golf courses and tennis courts per population would be about the same as national guidelines. Pleasanton's planned facilities per population would be greater than national guidelines for all other facili]ies. Sources: James D. Mertes and James R. Hall, "Park Recrea]ion, Open Space and Greenway Guidelines:' A Project of the National Recreation and Park Associa]ion and the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration, A Publication of the National Recreation and Park Associa]ion. 1996. Pleasanton Parks & Communily Services and Planning & Communily Development departments, 2006. ~ it o ::I: 3: m Z -I ~