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San Leandro City Council May 6, 2002 Summary of Edits to the Draft General Plan Page 194, first column, last paragraph: The following Level of Service standards have been established for the City's park system: • At least 4.86 ~-acres of improved parkland should be provided for every 1,000 residents. • A park should be accessible within one-half mile of each San Leandro resident. The 4.86 ~ acres per thousand standard is based on the existing_ratio of parks to population in the Cites of San Leandro. To maximize the City's parkland dedication requirement for new residential development, the base acreage for this standard includes City_parks, schoolyards and school athletic fields, and the Monarch Bay Golf Course. The City will sustain this ratio in the future by developing new parks as population increases. Based on a projected 2015 population of 85,000, the City will need 27 acres of ^+ th^t ~., L° a t, to ~, ° ~~a „c.. .-t.t^ra additional parkland during the next 13 years suggea~s ~ un .,an~ure s.~ou~u ~~~ tl~i~. ' , a°•~°'°r°a a„~;r,, +''° ~°°+' ^ ~~°^r^ In addition, joint use agreements will need to be firmly established for each of the City's public schools, to ensure that these facilities are actually available for public use. [Text updated for consistency with Park Impact Fee Ordinance-Note Footnote I is retained. Also reflects City Council comments.] Page 194, footnote 1: The park standard is based on active recreation areas only and does not include the Shoreline Marshlands, Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline, and other passive open space areas. Tt,° ",r~r^r^r, R^^ r_°t~r,,,,,..°° :n ^'^° r°+ ~r„'..a°a ~r +''° ^+^„a^ra Pursuant to the Quimby Act, which allows the City to sustain the existing park-to-population ratio through impact fees and parkland dedication requirements this figure also includes the Monarch-Bay Golf Course. It is important to key in mind that most San Leandro neighborhoods fall short of the 4.86 acre standard, making it even more imperative to develop additional parks as new housing is developed. [Text updated for consistency with Park Impact Fee Ordinance. Also reflects City Council comments} Page 198, first column, second sentence: ~n~~ ACFCWCD maintains these sections, and is also... [Correction of typo] Page 206, first column, first paragraph, last sentence: The City also includes an important wintering site for the Monarch butterfly.. . [Correction of typo] Page 207, second column, first paragraph, second and third sentences: The aquifer actually consists of several layers, some as shallow as 10 feet and others as deep as 500 feet ^ra 'below the surface. Until the early 1900s, most San Leandro residents relied on the shallow lavers a~fe~ for drinking water and irrigation. [Responds to comments from EBMUD] Page 16 * Summary of Edits