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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - June 11, 2002 B-01 SM. 5:30 p.m. . 5:45 p.m. • 5:55 p.m. • 6:10p.m. • 6:20 p.m. LODI CITYCOUNCIL/PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION BUS TOUR OF FACILITIES TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2002 ITINERARY Meet at Bus Depot on Sacramento Street: Board trolley bus. Weber/Paden Property (Elm/Locust/Main Streets): City is negotiating purchase of these two properties. (Drive By) Ree - Diva sswn Globa National Guard Armory/American Legion: The Parks and Recreation Department leases the Pavilion building for basketball programs each year mid-October to mid-March and the Cabernet building each year from October 1 to August 1. The National Guard Armory has just been renovated for year round use under a 5 year lease agreement. (Disembark) Grape Bowl (North Stockton Street): Grape Bowl in need many renovations (field, concessions, field house, etc.) Restrooms were renovated summer 2000. Uses include high school football, youth football, adult softball, and youth softball. (Disembark) Softball Complex/Lawrence School (Calaveras/Stockton Streets): Lodi LOOK program is held in the portable building; Lawrence School multi-purpose building is utilized for Easter Egg hunt breakfast; fields are utilized for youth softball and soccer practices and games. Example of joint use of LUSD facilities and our needs. (Drive By) • 6:30 p.m. Lodi Lake Park (Turner Road): Phase I of pedestrian trail recently completed; beach improvements completed last summer. Phase II anticipated. Tree removal issue. Western 13 acre development and central area improvements planned. (Drive By) • 6:45 p.m. Katzakian Park/Peterson Park (Everareen Drive): Peterson Park has experienced vandalism, most recently the destruction of the park sign. Katzakian has been subject of recent fencing discussion by Parks and Recreation Commission. (Drive By) • 6:55 p.m. Aquatics Complex Site (end of Vine Street): View potential site for the aquatics complex. (Drive By) • 7:10 p.m. Kofu Park (Ham Lane): View skate park construction in progress. (Drive By) • 7:20 p.m. Roaet Park (Tienda Drive): Dead brush and trees have been cleared. (Drive By) • 7:30 p.m. DeBenedetti Park (Lower Sacramento Road): Site of future youth sports fields. (Disembark) • 7:45 p.m. Salas Park (South Stockton Street): This is the department's current major youth sports complex. Used for softball, baseball, soccer, and football games and practices. (Disembark) • 7:50 p.m. Blakely Park (Stockton/Popular Streets): The east diamond has been renovated through a citizen donation. Boys and Girls Club utilizing additional park space for programs. Pools utilized for swim lessons, swim league, Lodi City Swim Club, and Bear Creek High School. • 8:00 p.m. Bus Depot (Sacramento Street) 7 -LODI PARKS & RECREATION FACILITIES PARK/ADDRESS/LOCATION Beckman, 1426 W. Century Boulevard (Century Boulevard & Ham Lane) Blakely, 1050 S. Stockton Street (Stockton Street & Mission Street) Candy Cane, 1324 Holly Drive (Holly Drive & Lake Street) Century, (City Easement) (Century Boulevard & Church Street) Chapman Field (Armory), 333 N. Washington Street (Stockton Street & Washington Street) Ed DeBenedetti Park (Lower Sacramento Road & Century Boulevard) Emerson, 11 N. Hutchins (Hutchins Street & Elm Street) English Oaks Common, 2184 Newbury Circle (Newbury Circle & Dartmoor Circle) Grape Bowl, 221 Lawrence Street (Stockton Street & Lawrence Street) Hale, 209 E. Locust Street (Stockton Street & Locust Street) Henry Glaves Jr., 2206 Oxford Way (Allen Drive & Oxford Way) Katzakian Park, 2735 West Turner Road (Turner Road & Bridgetown Drive) Kofu, 1145 S. Ham Lane (Ham Lane & Cardinal Street) Lawrence, 350 N. Washington Street (Lockeford Street & Calaveras Street) PARK FEATURES/ACREAGE Little League practice diamonds, U-10 soccer fields, par course, play equipment, restrooms, picnic tables, dog exercise area(posted). (16.6 acres) Two swimming pools, little league and regulation hardball diamonds, play equipment, group picnic area,. two basketball courts (1/2 courts), horseshoe pits, restrooms, home of the Lodi Boys and Girls Club. (10.0 acres) Tot lot play equipment, picnic area. (0.2 acres) Basketball court, play equipment. (2.5 acres) *Softball diamond (seating for 500 people), restrooms, concession stand. (3.2 acres) Undeveloped (51 acres) Little league diamond, U-8 soccer field, restrooms, play equipment, group picnic area, horseshoe pits. (3.0 acres) Play equipment, picnic tables. (3.7 acres) *Football field (seating for 7,500), *two softball diamonds (seating 2,500 people West & 100 people East), press box, field house, concession stands, restrooms, off-street parking (400 cars). (15.0 acres) Horseshoe pits, off-street parking (25 cars), meeting room, restrooms, play equipment, group picnic areas, par course, *basketball court. (3.13 acres) U-8 soccer fields, play equipment, restrooms, picnic tables, par course. (14.0 acres) Basketball court, tee ball field,, restrooms, picnic shelter, play equipment, off-street parking *Baseball diamond (seating 450 persons), Little League diamond, *U-14 soccer field, *tennis courts, picnic tables, restrooms, meeting room (35 person capacity). (10.0 acres) Group picnic area (100 person capacity), play equipment, restrooms, dog exercise area (posted area only). (2.8 acres) *Indicates Night Lighted Area 11/19/99 LODI PARKS & RECREATION FACILITIES PARKIADDRESS/LOCATION Legion, 835 S. Hutchins Street (Hutchins Street & Vine Street) Lodi Lake, Central Park Area 1101 W. Turner Road (Turner Road & Mills Avenue) Lodi Lake, Nature Area 1101 W. Turner Road Lodi Park West 1101 W. Turner Road Maple Square, 2 E. Lodi Avenue (W. Lodi & Sacramento Street) Peterson Park, 199 Evergreen Drive (Evergreen Drive & Bayberry Drive) Pixley Park, 876 E. Vine Street (Beckman Road & Vine Street) Richards Ranch Roget Park (Kettleman Lane) Salas Park, 2001 S. Stockton Street (South of Kettleman Lane) Softball Complex, 401 N. Stockton Street (Stockton Street & Lawrence Street) Van Buskirk, 600 N. Pleasant Street (Daisy Street & Pleasant) Vinewood, 1824 W. Tokay Street (Tokay Street & Virginia Street) Zupo Hardball, 350 N. Washington Street (Washington Street & Lawrence Street) *Indicates Night Lighted Area PARK FEATURES/ACREAGE *Tennis courts, play equipment, restrooms, meeting room (35 person capacity), group picnic area. (6.0 acres) 25 acre lake, amphitheater, swimming, boat rentals, horseshoe pits, Ry area, play equipment, information center, restrooms, boat launch, multiple group picnic sites (250150 & smaller), dog exercise areas (posted areas only). (43.0 acres/total park) Asphalt and decomposed granite trails. (58 acres) Undeveloped area. (13.0 acres) Undeveloped (1.0 acre) *Tennis courts, basketball court, in-line hockey- court, two playground areas, practice diamonds, soccer fields, restrooms. (22.0 acres) Landing strip for remote control planes & handline area. Park mostly undeveloped. (27.0 acres) Undeveloped (2.5 acres) Undeveloped (7.0 acres) *Softball/hardball diamonds, *soccer fields, play equipment, group picnic area (100 person capacity), horseshoe pits, restrooms, concessions. (26.0 acres) *Two softball diamonds (seating 800 each), concession stand, restrooms, picnic tables, off-street parking & parking lot (100 cars). (7.6 acres) Plaza seating area, horseshoe pit, basketball 1/2 court, play equipment, picnic tables. (1.0 acres) Softball diamond, Little League diamond, U -8/U-10 soccer fields, restrooms, dog exercise area (posted area only). (16.0 acres) *Baseball diamond (seating for 1800 people), batting cage, concession stand, restrooms, press box, office. (3.2 acres) 11/19/99 PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN CITY OF LODI, CALIFORNIA LEGEND EXISTING PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES ® UNDEVELOPED PARKLAND PROPOSED PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES OPEN SPACE AREAS FACILITY PLAN 1 • Administration Playgrounds YmuthITPAnSpndo Misc. Indoor/Outdoor Act. Aquatics Adult Sports BOBS . Reimbursement 'Lodi Lake Lodi Parks and Recreation Department Revenue Information $69,256.69 $186,478.66 $46,479.15 $19,698.50 $67,937.26 $61,833.18 $17,604.69 *75'O13.97 rgigettiViire $62,031.69 $166,107.66 $38,769.15 $18.321.50 $49,181.26 $59.682.57 $8,102.11 * Figures for May 2002 are unauditedAudited figures may differ. $47,649.52 $181,873.06 $29,627.06 $23.441.20 $67.073.65 $56,082.01 $9,859.44 $O23%1.64 ~/\~{LYZ