Bike Park Master Plan – Site Discussion Mtg #2

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    1. Bike Park Master Plan – Site Discussion Meeting #2 October 29, 2009
    2. Bike Park Master Plan – Site Discussion Meeting #2
        • Introduce CSD staff/Hilride
        • All attendees
          • Sign in
          • Handouts – Slide show, Response Form
        • Restrooms/cell phones
    3. Meeting Agenda
        • Project Background
        • Project Concerns and Mitigation
        • Site #1 and site #2
        • Response Form – Support or oppose site #1 and site #2. Data collected tonight and through Thursday, Nov. 5 on CSD website:
        • www.yourcsd.com
        • Next Steps
          • Site selection report prepared with all community input received
          • Nov. 18, 2009, 6:30pm - CSD Board Meeting – Site selection report - public invited
    4. Tonight’s Expectations
        • 1 hour meeting
        • Emphasis on input from nearby residents of site #1 and site #2
        • Goal: Inform and receive feedback on sites
        • Record input and provide to CSD Board. Meeting set for Nov. 18, 2009 for Board to discuss site selection and make recommendation
        • Park design after site is selected
    5. Bike Park – Project Background
        • 2006-2009 – CSD Parks Master Plan Update
          • Various community needs including bmx/bike park
          • Many existing facilities for organized sports; none for bmx/bicyclists
        • May 2009 – Bike support group asks CSD to explore bike park feasibility
        • Aug 2009 – Feasibility Report
    6. Bike Park Feasibility Report
        • Apparent need for a bike park
        • CSD Bike Park Goals
          • Progression-based amenities for beginner, intermediate, possibly advanced cyclists
          • Low maintenance – high volunteer involvement
          • Unstaffed
        • Evaluated 80+ sites. Top 3 sites identified
          • Powerline Corridor Site #1
          • Powerline Corridor Site #2
          • Morse Park (temporary location)
    7. CSD Board Direction-Aug 2009
        • Develop Bike Park Master Plan
          • Community outreach – verify riding community support
          • Community outreach – site discussion/selection
          • Community outreach – master plan design
          • Environmental review
        • Funding identified for master plan process
        • No construction funding until completion of master plan
    8. Community Outreach
        • Sep 28, 2009 – Riding community mtg
          • Project overview (feasibility study, master plan process)
          • Review of other bike parks
          • 105 attendees
          • 45 volunteers – trail construction,
          • maintenance
          • Rider Survey – 80 respondents
      105 Total 25 No survey 11 45+ 17 31-44 0 18-30 42 13-17 9 8-12 1 0-7 # Age 9/28 Mtg 0 Professional 4 Expert 20 Advanced 23 Intermediate 11 Beginner 55 BMX 16 Mountain Bike Rider Profile
    9. Community Outreach
        • Oct 6, 2009 - Site discussion mtg
          • Project overview (feasibility study, master plan process)
          • Site overview
          • Site concerns expressed and noted
          • Limited number of nearby residents
            • More descriptive flier requested - photos
            • Mail to owner name, not “Current Resident”
            • CSD decision to conduct 2nd mtg - seek more input
        • Oct 29, 2009 - Site discussion mtg #2
        • Nov 18, 2009 – CSD Board mtg
          • Site selection report and recommendation
          • Public comment
          • Board direction on site selection
    10. Typical Bike Park Amenities
        • Actual amenities determined in master plan design process
      Loop trails Elevated trails
    11. Typical Bike Park Amenities
        • Actual amenities determined in master plan design process
      Dirt Jumps Shade Structure and seating
    12. Typical Bike Park Amenities
        • Actual amenities determined in master plan design process
      Pump Tracks
    13. Typical Bike Park Amenities
        • Other possible amenities
          • Drinking fountain
          • Tool enclosure (rakes, shoves, hoses)
          • Fencing
          • Parking
          • Security camera
        • Amenities/Activities not included
          • Night use lighting – cost, not appropriate for neighborhood
          • BMX race track – cost, not appropriate for neighborhood
    14. Concerns and Mitigation
        • Noise/After hours use
        • Dust
        • Crime/Graffiti
        • Trash
        • Funding - construction & maintenance
        • Inappropriate use (i.e., motorcycles)
        • Proximity to homes
        • Land Use/Environmental
        • Access/Parking/Traffic
      • Noise/After Hours Use
        • Posted hours of use
        • Non-lighted facility
        • EGPD – no issues in
        • Folsom, Fremont, Pleasanton
      • Dust
        • Regular watering, maintenance by volunteers, buffer landscaping
      • Crime/Graffiti
        • Programmed activity discourages “hanging out”
        • EGPD and CSD security will have a presence
        • Security camera a possibility
      • Trash – garbage cans on site
      • Construction funding
        • Estimated cost: $175,000 - $250,000 before donations
        • Funding not approved yet. Proposal for use of existing East Elk Grove maintenance assessment reserve funds allocated for capital improvements
        • Cost determined as part of master plan design
      • Maintenance funding
        • Estimated annual cost: $20,000 - $30,000
        • Funding not approved yet. Proposal for use of existing East Elk Grove maintenance assessment funds
      • Donations/Volunteers
        • Construction materials, equipment
        • Construction labor
        • Maintenance – labor and materials
      • Inappropriate Use (i.e., motorcycles)
        • Posted rules
        • Coordination with
          • EGPD
          • CSD security patrol
          • Neighborhood Watch
      • Proximity to homes
        • Landscape buffer for visual screening
        • Correct placement of amenities
      • Access/Parking/Traffic
        • Access thru control points – fencing, landscape
        • Parking evaluated in environmental analysis and can be incorporated in master plan design as appropriate
      • Land Use/Environmental
        • Zoning - Open space, includes park uses
        • Biological assessment – no wetlands
      • Calabazas Bike Park – San Jose
        • 2 acre bike park
        • Dirt jumps, pump track
        • Adjacent to creekway
        • and school
        • Proximity to homes:
          • 25 homes within
          • 100 feet of site-
          • back on, front on
          • Landscape buffer used
        • Access
          • Fencing, gated opening
          • On-street parking
      • Calabazas Bike Park – San Jose
        • Proximity
        • Access, Security
      • Calabazas Bike Park – San Jose
        • Trash cans, signage
        • Landscaping,
        • homes in background
      • BMX Track - Livermore
        • 2 acre bike track within
        • 14 acre community park
          • BMX race track
          • 2 baseball fields
          • 1 soccer field
        • Adjacent to bike trail
        • Proximity to homes:
          • 7 homes 175 to 300
          • feet from site
          • Limited landscaping
        • Access
          • Fencing, gated opening
          • Off-street parking
      • BMX Track - Livermore
        • Drinking fountain, off street parking, limited landscaping at bike park
        • Fence, landscape buffer
      • Cummings Family Park – Folsom, CA
        • 2 acre bike park within
        • 12 acre park
          • Dirt jumps, pump track
          • Skate Park
          • Dog park
          • Basketball
          • Rock playground
        • Under Powerline corridor
        • Proximity to homes:
          • Homes 500+ feet
          • from site
          • Landscape buffer used
        • Access
          • Fencing, gated opening
          • Admission required
          • Off-street parking
      • Cummings Family Park – Folsom, CA
        • Powerline Corridor
      • Cummings Family Park – Folsom, CA
        • Parent involvement, landscaping for dust control
    15.  
    16.  
      • Response Form –
      • Bike Park Site Selection
        • Express support or opposition for site #1 and site #2
        • Response Form online through Thursday, Nov. 5 at www.yourcsd.com
        • Anyone can vote
        • Forms recorded as:
          • Nearby resident
          • Community-at-large
      • Questions/Comments
      • Next Meeting
      • Site selection report and recommendation
      • CSD Board Meeting
      • Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2009, 6:30pm
      • 8820 Elk Grove Boulevard

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