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Page 1: Community Workshop #3: Preferred Park Concept November 3, 2015

Community Workshop #3: Preferred Park ConceptNovember 3, 2015

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Translation available tonight in Spanish, Mandarin and Korean

Information in optional languages

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Lead Agency: County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation

Consultant Team: Withers & Sandgren Landscape Architecture

• Architecture: Lehrer Architects• Visioning: Hillworks• Civil Engineering: PACE Advanced Water

Engineering• Planning: AMEC Foster Wheeler• Environmental: ECORP Consulting• Traffic: Urban Crossroads• Geotechnical: Ninyo & Moore• Public Outreach: Arellano Associates

Project Team

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1. Welcome2. Site Visit Review3. Workshop 2 Review4. Preferred Park Concept5. Information Stations and Feedback

a. Language Preference Stationsb. Questions and Answersc. Written Feedback, Comment Cards

6. Next Stepsa. Additional Meeting Added!

11/10/15 6:30 – 8:00 pm Steinmetz Senior Center Community Room1545 S. Stimson Ave. Hacienda Heights, CA 91745

b. Community Workshop #4, Final Park Concept Development Plan and

EIR scoping sessionJanuary 2016

Agenda

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Project Timeline August 24, 2015

Community Visioning

September 30, 2015

Alternative Park Concepts

November 3, 2015 Preferred Park

Concept

January 2016 Final Park Concept

Plan Environmental Scoping

June 2016 Public Review

Draft EIR & Draft Master Plan

September-October 2016County Board of Supervisors

1.Draft Park Master Plan

2.Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

3.Amended Joint Powers Agreement (JPA)

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Meetings: • 2 Community Visioning Workshops • 3 Mobile Outreach Events• 18 Stakeholder Interviews• 3 Technical Advisory Committee Meetings• Community Group Presentations

Outreach:• Community Leader Contact: person to person

contact with community leaders• Public Comment Cards and E-mails: dozens of

comments received after workshops 1 and 2• E-mail Blasts: Database of 400+ residents &

organizations, reminders are sent 4 times before each workshop• Postcard mailer: 5,500 properties within a 1/2 mile of

the project site that included first three workshop dates• Flyers: Local schools, community centers, churches,

etc. with postings by numerous other organizations• Website: www.PuenteHillsLandfillPark.org• Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, etc.

Community Outreach To Date

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Site Context – Facing north

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Facing south

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Visible from the sky

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Visible from the sky

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Facing north – Western & Eastern Decks

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The Western Deck – 13 acres to develop – fill area

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Nike Site – non fill area

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Puente Hills Landfill Park Classification

Classified as a Regional and Passive Park

Regional park: • Typically 100+ acres with a 25 mile service area radius• Often include special uses such as lakes, campgrounds,

amphitheaters, important ecological habitats and connections, trails, scenic overlooks, and picnic areas

• Often passive in nature

Passive park:• Oriented primarily to the enjoyment of the natural environment

and typically include multi-use trails, picnic areas, bird watching, benches, viewpoints, park pavilions and interpretive displays

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Workshop 2 Review – September 30, 2015

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Workshop 2 Review - Park Themes

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ALTERNATIVE 1: Ecology

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RESULTS: ALTERNATIVE 1- Ecology Features

Ecology Park Features1. Multi-use trails: Walk, bike, equestrian

772. Animal Habitat Enhancement

573. Native plantings

444. Land Bridge

265. Picnic areas

226. Scenic Overlooks

187. Nature Programs, guided walks

128. Interpretive exhibits

119. Upgraded trail wayfinding signage

310. Children's nature play

311. Bird observation overlooks

312. Field Stations: nature exhibits

0Total Votes: 276

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ALTERNATIVE 2: Recreate

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RESULTS: ALTERNATIVE 2- Recreate Features

Recreate Park Features1. Run/Walk loops with mileage

markers 502. Outdoor Performances

493. Bike Skills Park

434. Dog park and Agility training

245. Stair Climbs

246. Skyline Promenade

247. Slides

168. Zip-line

169. Open Play areas

1010.Fitness Programs

911.Food Truck

712.Multi-purpose building with elevator

6Total Votes: 278

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ALTERNATIVE 3: Upcycle

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RESULTS: ALTERNATIVE 3- Upcycle Features Upcycle Park Features

1. Park walking, biking, equestrian paths 87

2. Aerial gondola/scenic park transportation 46

3. Education Center 34

4. Park bike rental 26

5. Outdoor performances 236. Observation deck

187. Convert flare facility into café

128. Children’s construction play 129. Artworks from recycled materials

710. Public tours of the recycling plant

411. Exhibits: waste, innovation, sustainability

212. Real-time camera of the recycling plant 0Total: 271 votes

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Workshop 2 Review - 3 Alternative Park Concepts

#1 Favorite Gold Star - 52 Votes or 57% #2 Favorite Silver Star – 19 Votes or 26%

#1 Favorite Gold Star - 36 Votes or 40% #2 Favorite Silver Star – 33 Votes or 45%

#1 Favorite Gold Star - 3 Votes or 3% #2 Favorite Silver Star – 22 Votes or 30%

2nd Ranked #1 Favorite

2nd Ranked #2 Favorite

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Workshop 2 Review

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Preferred Park Concept - Themes

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Preferred Park Concept

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Proposed Park Features and Elements

Animal Habitat Enhancement

Grassland Meadows

Scenic Overlook

Interpretive Exhibits

Children’s Nature Play

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Proposed Park Features and Elements

Stair Climb

Bike Trails

Gondola/People Mover

Hiking Trails

Picnic

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Proposed Park Features – Western Deck

Bike Skills

Outdoor Performance Space

Children’s Nature Play

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Switchback Trail

Proposed Park Features – Western Deck

Slides Overlook Trails

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Proposed Park Features – Eastern and Southern Deck

Native planting

Land BridgeNative Plant

Nursery

Dog Park and Agility Training

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Proposed Park Features – Eastern and Southern Deck

Picnic Areas

Interpretive Elements

Bike Rentals

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Translation stations in Spanish, Mandarin and Korean are available tonight or for more information, contact:

English: Michelle O'Connor (213) 351-5121 [email protected]

Spanish: Olga Ruano (213) [email protected]

Mandarin: Jui Ing Chien (213) 351-5129 [email protected]

Korean: Julie Yom (213) 351-5127 [email protected]

Visit the project website:www.PuenteHillsLandfillPark.org

Information in different languages