land session - east bay regional park district

Land Session

Board Workshop July 3, 2019

East Bay Regional Park District Board of Directors

2950 Peralta Oaks Court Oakland, CA 94605

2019 LAND SESSION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Agenda...................................................................................................................... 7

Memo ...................................................................................................................... 43

2018 Projects ......................................................................................................... 55

2019 Projects ......................................................................................................... 69

Funding............................................................................................................................ 87

Park District Land Acquisition Policy + Glossary .............................................. 97

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AGENDA SPECIAL MEETING

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Location: Board Room East Bay Regional Park District Administrative Office 2950 Peralta Oaks Court Oakland, CA 94605-5369 12:00 p.m.

ROLL CALL (Board Room)

PUBLIC COMMENTS

OPEN SESSION

A. GENERAL MANAGER COMMENTS; OVERVIEW OF LAND PARTNERSHIPS

B. STAFF PRESENTATION ON LAND ACQUISITION ACCOMPLISHMENTS (Reeves / Kelchner / Doyle)

12:30 p.m. CLOSED SESSION

At this time, the Board will continue with their Special Meeting in Closed Session.

A. Conference with Real Property Negotiator Regarding Price and/or Terms of Payment– Government Code § 54956.8: Agency Negotiators: Kristina Kelchner, Michael Reeves

PROPERTY OWNER PARK/TRAIL APN

John and Barbara J. Torrison Trustee, and Gary Amaral, et al., and East Bay Regional Park District (formerly Sara Laughlin, et al.)

Ohlone 099A-2900-009

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Richard and Joyce Erhardt and Gary Amaral, et al.

Ohlone 099A-2900-008

Oak Ridge Ranch Estates, LLC

Ohlone 096-0460-008-01; 096-0460-008-02; 096-0460-008-03

Robello Bros. Partnership and Dan Grimmer, et al.

Ohlone 096-0460-012; 096-0460-013

City and County of San Francisco Water Department

Pleasanton Ridge 085A-5400-002-03

Andres Canales Wildcat Canyon 418-180-009; 418-180-010; 418-190-03

Steven B. and Elizabeth Peterson (formerly Kathleen A. Pfeiffer)

Huckleberry 257-031-014

Industrial Land Co. Shoreline Trail 408-120-013; 408-120-018

City of Hercules (formerly Hercules Bayfront, LLC)

Shoreline Trail 404-010-005; 404-010-006

Chevron USA Inc. Shoreline Trail 408-150-013

Stockton Port District Brown’s Island 074-010-002

Richmond Ramblers Miller/Knox 556-011-001

EBMUD Tilden 267-020-004; 267-020-007

EBMUD San Leandro Bay 041-3903-002-07; 041-3904-001-05

City of Richmond (formerly United States of America)

Point Molate 561-100-008

State of California Frank’s Tract 025-010-001; 025-010-005; 025-020-001; 025-020-002; 025-020-007; 025-020-008; 025-020-010; 025-020-011; 025-030-001; 025-030-004; 025-030-008; 025-040-001; 025-050-004; 025-060-001; 025-060-003; 025-060-005; 025-060-006

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Point San Pablo, Inc. (formerly Fast Lane Inc.)

Point Molate 561-080-004

Freddy & Patricia Brown Redwood 085-0101-142; 085-0101-143

William E. and Nina Ricks, Trustees (formerly DEC Enterprises, LLC)

Sibley 048H-7510-005-02

Louis Stayer Sibley 048H-7510-008

Aaron Edsinger and Ana B. Poe, Trustees (formerly Robert J. Galloway)

Crockett Hills 354-290-007

Sean D. Riley and Maybelline Ticoriley, et al.

Chabot 085-0101-080-04

Kathleen D. Elliott Pleasanton Ridge 096-0290-005

Jen and Jenny Louie (formerly H. F. Louie, et al.)

Garin/Dry Creek 085A-5175-001; 085A-5275-015; 085A-5275-046

Masonic Homes of California

Dry Creek/Pioneer 087-0031-003-04

Wayne Olund TR and John S. Dieu, Trustee, et al. (formerly Mark & Curtis L Olund et al)

Dry Creek/Pioneer 087-0040-016

RLM Development, LLC and DJM Development, LLC

Leona 037A-2793-005; 037A-2793-006; 037A-2793-007; 037A-2793-009-01; 037A-2793-009-02

BNSF Miller/Knox 556-170-015

State of California Point Isabel 560-010-027; 560-400-003; 560-400-008

Estela Reyes Wildcat Canyon 418-022-007

David A. Robb (formerly Ricketts)

Briones 167-140-002

William & Mary Herkelrath Pleasanton Ridge 085A-4701-003

Oliver & Ann Sweningsen Pleasanton Ridge 085A-3800-001-24

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Roger & Oliver Sweningsen, et al.

Pleasanton Ridge 085A-3800-001-25; 085A-3800-001-26; 085A-3800-001-29; 085A-3800-001-30

Mabel Lester Pleasanton Ridge 941-2600-002-06

Donald R. & Lynette Brydon Devany (formerly Oliver & Evelyn Devany)

Pleasanton Ridge 941-2600-001-03

Michael R. Mygrant, Trustee

Morgan Territory 204-060-001

Kenneth Sheets and Valdimer & Belia Nunes, and Douglas Graver, Trustee, and Elisa Dowd

Las Trampas 208-210-008-8; 208-210-009-6; 208-210-010-4

Alameda Co. Flood Control Coyote Hills 543-0366-004-01

Albert H. Morris, Trustee Morgan Territory 006-020-004

CA State Lands Commission

Shoreline Trail 404-030-021

Heirs of Daniel E. Riley Estate

Redwood 085-0101-019

City of San Leandro Hayward Shoreline 080G-0910-001-06; 080G-0910-002-11; 080G-0910-002-13, 002-14; 080G-0910-003-02; 080G-0910-003-03

Roger & Lisa V. Eckholm Round Valley 007-180-002

Joe C. Betchart Ohlone 096-0460-001-10

HJSCMB-Donovan, LLC (formerly Herbert B. Elworthy and Sandra Ayesa)

Black Diamond to Mt. Diablo Trail

075-080-006

Steven P. Winegarden & Nancy L. Nehring


Chevron USA Inc. (formerly Phillip W. & Phyllis Green)

Wildcat Creek Trail 411-020-019

UPRR Bay Point Wetlands SBE# 862-7-33

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BNSF Shoreline Trail SBE# 804-7-5A

Mark Springer Tilden 570-253-001; 570-253-002; 570-253-003; 570-253-004; 570-253-005

Fletcher Ranch Road Properties, LLC (formerly Richard S. & Linda K. Fletcher)

Ohlone 099A-2800-005-02; 096-0420-011; 096-0420-012; 096-0420-018

Jane Bisio, Trustee and Pamela Bisio Despres

Martinez Shoreline 373-011-010

Dieter M. & Norma Sue Scholz (formerly Derek Jason Scholz)

Tilden 265-130-009

David & Caroline Ely (formerly Philip S. & Susan Wirthman)

Tilden 265-130-010

Dorothy Dutra Las Trampas to Mt. Diablo Trail

197-070-019

Common Area Tract 6516, and Diablo Highlands HOA

Sycamore Valley 202-100-029; 202-100-030

Catherine M. Waller, Trustee

Wildcat Canyon 418-200-036

Save Mount Diablo State Riding & Hiking Trail

Sycamore Springs Inc. Morgan Territory 080-080-005

Balmoral Properties, LLC (formerly Susan L. Williams)

Chabot 085-0102-017-01

Fieldbrook Properties, Inc. Briones 231-121-010

Helen Hansel (formerly Joshua & Beryl Barlev, Trustee)

Claremont Canyon 048H-7515-008

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Edriss, LLC (formerly Anda L. Bockis Trust, & formerly Perminder S. Pandal)


Arthur E. & Shirley Pacheco Carquinez Strait 368-030-005

P G & E West Pittsburg Wetlands 098-250-013

Mark E. Tompkins and Norman Johnson

Bay Area Ridge Trail (Feeder Trail #1)

367-020-017, -018

Uwe J. & Xue Meia Springborn (formerly M. & S. Yunus)

Pleasanton Ridge 085A-3701-007

Kenneth & Gay Gerlack, Trustees

Bay Area Ridge Trail (Franklin Ridge)

367-020-022; 367-020-023; 367-020-024

George Fagundes, Jr., Trustee (formerly Ellen L. Almond Trust)

Bay Area Ridge Trail, (Franklin Ridge)

367-210-003

Ralph K. Thompson Pleasanton Ridge 085A-3400-007

San Francisco Water Department

Sunol/Ohlone 096-0100-024-02; 096-0460-002; 096-0100-027

Douglas A. & Cheryl Foskett

Round Valley 007-040-001; 007-050-001

UPRR San Pablo Bay SBE# 872-17-4

Chevron USA, Inc. Point Molate 561-100-020

Palomares Cattle Co., Inc. Pleasanton Ridge 085A-3701-008

Peter Ginochio Diablo Foothills 122-040-002; 122-040-003; 138-280-003; 138-290-001; 138-300-001; 138-330-002

Louis E. Ginochio, et al. Diablo Foothills 138-320-002; 138-320-003

Casato Properties, LLC (formerly Xavier Limited Partnership)

Las Trampas to Mt. Diablo Trail

201-010-007

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Andrew and Rena L. Cereghino (formerly Estate of Mary Ellen Mangini and Barbara Ann Doty)

Diablo Foothills 121-050-003

Lynn A. & Paul R. Sorenson Pleasanton Ridge 941-2000-002

Terrell & Kimberly R. Bass, Trustees (formerly James J. Furey Trust)

Iron Horse Trail 148-010-027

Contra Costa County Point Pinole 405-042-021

Roger Riley, Trustee (formerly Georgia C. Wilson, Trustee)

Black Diamond Mines 075-060-004; 075-060-015; 075-060-016; 075-080-016; 075-080-023

Hardial, Sarnjit G. Singh, Trustees


Geno Tolari Pleasanton Ridge 946-3800-004-12

Fremont-Newark Community College District

Mission Peak 513-0742-001; 513-0742-002, 513-0742-003; 513-0742-004

BNSF Wildcat Creek Trail SBE# 084-7-6G PCL1

Oakland Scavenger Co. Oyster Bay 079A-0475-007-15

N 3 Cattle Company, LLC Ohlone 099A-2800-002

Matin Mughadam, et al. Sycamore Valley 202-100-026

City of Oakland MLK, Jr. Regional Shoreline

042-4415-003-05

UPRR Carquinez Strait SBE# 872-7-24C

SPTC Shoreline Trail SBE# 9-06002-872

Honrick Properties Ltd

(formerly Lo Wen Shin, et al.)

Wildcat Canyon 435-210-007; 435-230-005; 435-240-002

East Bay Municipal Utility District

Point Isabel 560-010-029; 560-010-030

John & Alyce Traverso Martinez Shoreline 380-010-003

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Susan Hinkle Briones 365-410-003

John A. Demartini Ranch, LLC.

Crockett Hills 354-290-011; 358-070-001; 368-050-002

Peter T. Paul Diablo Foothills 138-270-002


Pleasanton Ridge 096-0310-020; 096-0310-021


Niles Canyon Trail 096-0115-006-04

State of California Round Valley 007-380-011; 007-380-012

La Vista LP (formerly Shirley Lynch)

Garin 083-0100-001-01; 083-0100-001-04

Robert & Diane Cantu Trust

Shadow Cliffs to Del Valle Trail

099-0500-002-03

Dumbarton Quarry Associates

Coyote Hills 537-0851-002-02

Leslie Salt Co. Coyote Hills 537-0851-001-08

Golden Rain Foundation Briones to Las Trampas Trail

189-051-003; 189-120-075; 189-120-076

State of California Hayward Shoreline 461-0060-009-01

Amerco Real Estate Co. (formerly Oliver Properties)

Hayward Shoreline 461-0085-020-02

Soldier Field Partners, LLC, and Mark and Gita Jacobson, and Lucas Ranch Estates Owners Association

Briones to Las Trampas Trail

238-210-001; 238-210-002; 238-210-003; 238-210-004; 238-210-005; 238-210-006; 238-210-007; 238-210-008; 238-210-009; 238-220-001

Magee Ranch HOA Sycamore Valley 215-080-015

West County Wastewater District

Bay Trail 403-020-011

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Contra Costa Co. Sanitation District #3

San Pablo Bay Regional Shoreline

403-020-012

Contra Costa County San Pablo Bay Regional Shoreline

403-020-013

State of California Morgan Territory 204-010-003

Charles & Jane Long, Trustees

Huckleberry Preserve 048E-7316-014-01

EBMUD Huckleberry Preserve 273-190-001

Hugh A. Walker and Mary L. Ericsson; Walker Family Ranches, LLC

Vasco Caves 005-070-010; 005-070-012

BNSF Eastshore State Park No APN – SBE#

Junchi Hou and Min Chen (formerly Carlos & Sonia Mejia)

Delta/De Anza 095-391-001

Anthony F. Lo Forte, Trustee

Briones 365-110-022

Charles L. & Alice Fry, Trustees

Briones 365-060-002

United States of America Alameda Point – Naval Air Station

074-0890-001-02; 074-0891-001; 074-0891-002

Catherine Foley Morgan Territory 204-050-002

El Paseo Housing Investors Wildcat Creek Trail 411-020-022; 411-020-034

City of Oakland Gateway Shoreline – Port of Oakland

0000-0330-001-09

Larry N. Zaharis, and Patrica A. Martin

Calaveras Ridge Trail 209-040-001

Larry Zaharis, et al. Calaveras Ridge Trail 085-2000-002-02; 085-2050-001

UPRR Shoreline Trail SBE# 872-7-238 PCL 17

C & D Discovery Bay, LLC, et al.

Delta Access (former Pantages property)

004-010-006; 004-032-005; 004-032-006; 004-032-007

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East Contra Costa County Irrigation District

Delta Access 011-270-006


Miller/Knox 556-101-017; 556-101-027

La Vista LP, et al. (formerly Warren)

Garin 083-0075-002-09; 083-0075-002-11; 083-0075-002-13; 083-0075-002-15

Richard C. Brown, Jr. and Monica L. Fong

Bishop Ranch 209-721-023

Clark Vandell & Nancy Mason


Christopher Ottesen Hohn (formerly John & Linda Ottesen)


State of California San Pablo Bay Shoreline 404-010-002

Laurelle Thom and Wallace Hartley (formerly David & Shirley Hartley, et al.)


Kay D. Jogopulos, Trustee Carquinez Strait 354-262-026

United States of America (Department of Defense-Ozol)

Carquinez Strait 368-080-003

City of Oakland Gateway Park/ Eastshore State Park

0000-0335-003-02; 0000-0335-003-01; 0000-0340-001-07

Richmond Hill Limited Partnership

Sobrante Ridge 432-040-004

Purple Lotus Temple Quarry Lakes 507-0030-023-00

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (formerly BNSF)

Miller/Knox 561-010-024

State of California Point Molate 561-050-003

State of California – Caltrans

Temescal No APN – SBE#

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State of California – Caltrans

Point Molate No APN – SBE#

Phillips 66 Company (formerly Tosco Corporation)

Crockett Hills 358-010-008

CCWD Bay Point 098-020-002

SFWD Niles Canyon 507-0761-002-04

Alameda Co. Flood Control Niles Canyon 507-0480-001-02

Zeka Ranch Three, LLC and

Zeka Ranch Five, LLC

Antioch Future Area: Black Diamond Mines

075-132-012; 075-132-014; 075-132-015; 075-132-016

Mark Seager Morgan Territory 006-280-003

JCC Technologies and John & Adele Christensen

Morgan Territory 006-280-004; 006-280-007

CCC Flood Control District

Martinez Shoreline to Point Edith

159-310-030; 159-310-031

CCWD Delta DeAnza Trail 053-060-014; 053-060-016


Delta DeAnza Trail 053-060-028; 053-060-029; 053-060-030

UPRR Delta DeAnza Trail UPRR Tracks at Neroly Road SBE# 872-7-35C

David Leslie & Thea Shupe Black Diamond Mines 078-050-002; 078-100-001

United States of America Concord Naval Weapons Station

111-010-014, et al.


Diablo Foothills 138-170-001; 138-170-007

Diablo Water District Delta DeAnza Trail 053-060-013

Hashme and Sylvia Ahmed, et al.

Brushy Peak 099B-5450-009-00

Earl Finlay & Ferthi Dhaoui, et al. (formerly Fethi & Colleen Dhaoui)

Brushy Peak 099B-5450-008-00

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Forrest & Mary Frick Brushy Peak 099B-5475-004-01; 099B-5475-004-02

Enlan He (formerly John & Maria Nunes)


City of Oakland (formerly Stoneyhurst, Inc.)

Anthony Chabot 085-0101-079-06

Donald G. and Janice M. Keller, Trustees

Bay Area RidgeTrail/ Chabot to Garin

085A-6000-002-17

Gary & Patricia Parham (formerly James P. Cramer)

Bay Area Ridge Trail/ Chabot to Garin

085A-6100-005-03

Donald B. & Gloria Z. Wallace

Bay Area Ridge Trail/ Chabot to Garin

085A-6100-005-04

Maria Santos, Trustee Chabot to Garin Trail 085A-6100-005-05

Carolanne Montgomery, Trustees

Chabot to Garin Trail 085A-6100-005-06

Patricia & Michael Boyland, Trustees (formerly Kenneth & Rosalina Everett)

Chabot to Garin Trail 085A-6100-006-01

Thomas Shipp Chabot to Garin Trail 085A-6100-014

Kevin Simas Chabot to Garin Trail 085A-6100-016-04

Anjum P. Shiekh, Trustee Cull Canyon 085-1200-001-08

Bonnie Thomas Plog Clayton Ranch 078-040-005; 078-040-006

Magee Investment Co. Sycamore Valley Open Space

202-100-017; 202-100-019; 202-100-038; 202-100-040

City of Oakland Middle Harbor 0000-0355-002-01

UPRR Eastshore State Park SBE# 872-7-10

Muir Heritage Land Trust Bay Area Ridge Trail 362-170-002; 362-170-003

Honrick Properties Ltd (formerly Lo Wen Shin)


Christopher & Theresa George

Vargas Plateau 507-0761-003-000; 096-0056-003-000; 507-9009-003

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City of Antioch Black Diamond Mines, Contra Loma

No APN Available

Cherokee Simeon Venture, LLC

Eastshore State Park 560-010-046; 560-010-047

Brock Durning, Trustee Point Molate/Red Rock Island

561-050-001

State of California Big Break 037-191-036

JP and Patricia Kennedy, Trustees (formerly Palomares Preserve, LLC)

Pleasanton Ridge 085A-2700-004; 085A-2700-005; 085A-2700-007

Nielsen Ranch Partnership Dublin Ranch 941-0010-001-01; 941-0010-001-02; 941-0010-002; 085A-1900-002-02; 085A-1900-002-01

Jeffrey Nielsen et al. and N Dublin Family Partnership

Dublin Ranch 941-0100-007-54

Oliver DeSilva, Inc. MLK, Jr. Shoreline 034-2300-002-01

Santa Clara County Mission Peak 029-036-009

City and County of San Francisco

Mission Peak 029-039-006; 029-039-007

Catherine Foley Morgan Territory 204-030-003

Thomas N. Henle, Trustee & Steven V. Nelson (formerly Almaden Associates, LLC)

Bishop Ranch 211-010-040; 211-010-042; 211-010-041; 211-010-043

Home Dock Properties MLK, Jr. Shoreline 034-2300-004; 034-2300-005; 034-2300-013-3

Chevron USA, Inc. Bay Trail 561-080-006

Mason Commercial Properties

Contra Costa Trails 159-070-039

West County Wastewater District

SF Bay Trail 408-190-024

Mannie Joel & Martha Griest-Joel, Trustees

Pleasanton Ridge 941-1900-002; 941-2000-001-02

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Tall Tall Trees Org, LLC Garin 085A-4100-001-01; 085A-4100-002-08

City of Oakland MLK Shoreline 041-3902-007; 041-3902-011; 041-3902-014

City of San Ramon Sycamore Valley Open Space

217-050-024

City of Oakland MLK Jr. Shoreline Trail 041-3902-10; 041-3902-11; 041-3902-12; 041-3902-19

Acacia Partners I, LLC Doolan Canyon 905-0003-004; 905-0007-002-03

Acacia Partners II, LLC Doolan Canyon 905-0003-014-02; 905-0003-014-03; 985-0028-001

Moller Alameda RE Investors, LLC. and Toll CA VIII, LP (formerly Moller RE)

Doolan Canyon 985-0001-001-02

Robert John Nielson, Jr. (formerly Brentwood RE Investors)

Doolan Canyon 205-050-007

Moller RE Investors, LLC

(Formerly R. Clark, LLC and Charlsie Roberta Hunter)

Doolan Canyon 205-060-008

Fernando & Margaret Olivas, Trustees

Las Trampas 198-111-022

Jenny Louie, et al. (formerly H. F. Louie, et al.)

Garin to Mission Peak Trail

085A-5275-023; 085A-5275-026; 085A-5275-029; 085A-5275-030; 085A-5275-038; 085A-5275-039; 085A-5275-042; 507-0070-001-03; 507-0070-001-04; 507-0070-001-05; 507-0070-001-10; 507-0070-001-12; 507-0070-001-11

City of Richmond Miller/Knox 556-110-003; 560-330-011; 560-330-013; 560-420-010

Deborah Levy Trustee Black Diamond Mines to Round Valley Trail

007-090-027

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Anthony & April Treece Round Valley 078-140-024

Oak Knoll Venture Acquisition, LLC (formerly United States of America/Oak Knoll)

Oakland Trails 043A-4675-003-21

Anthony Menosse & Dennis Varni and Industrial Land Company

North Richmond Wetlands

408-120-003; 408-120-013; 408-120-017; 408-120-018;

Faria Preserve, LLC & Stephen E. Roberts

Las Trampas 258-110-002; 258-110-003; 258-110-004

Cronin Timberland, LLC Dublin Hills 941-0010-006

Adobe Ranch LLC (formerly Vital Farmland LP)


JMDH Real Estate Oakland, LLC

MLK, Jr. Regional Shoreline

034-2299-010-03

Oak Hill Park Company Rancho Pinole 362-060-011; 362-060-012; 362-060-019

ROIC California, LLC (formerly Alamo Group Iron Horse, LLC)

Iron Horse Regional Trail

208-340-004

Western B Northwest CA, LLC (formerly Richmond Pinole Point Industrial Park)

SF Bay Trail 405-590-001

Eugene L. Maxedon Las Trampas 258-080-001

Norman B. Livermore Trustee (formerly Norman B. and Marion O. Livermore)


Walker Family Ranches, LLC (formerly Hugh A. & Lois E. Walker)

Brushy Peak 005-070-012; 099B-6100-002-08; 099B-6100-002-10; 099B-6100-002-11

Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District

Coyote Hills 543-0361-005-05; 543-0366-004-02; 543-0366-004-03

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Cal Gleneagle Development, LLC (formerly William W. Gonsalves, III, William M. Gonsalves, Jr.)

Garin 083-0215-003-00; 083-0215-004-04; 083-0215-005-03

Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water Conservation District

SF Bay Trail 408-170-064; 408-190-048

Collin A. & Ogo E. Mbanugo, Trustees

Leona Open Space 037A-3141-001-15

Barton Wool and Sharon Bright (formerly Ernest O. Wool Family Ltd. Partnership)

Mission Peak 096-0090-006-04; 096-0100-018-01; 096-0100-018-02

Steven P. & Patricia Thomas & Thomas Brothers, LLC

Briones 365-230-037; 365-230-038

Legacy Group, Inc., Trustee (formerly Leo Kesselman)

Sibley 265-180-019

Mitella Kung (formerly Arthur J. Melzer & Terry A. Melzer)

Bay Area Ridge Trail 085A-0425-008-00

Nortonville, LLC Black Diamond Mines 075-080-005; 075-090-010

HJSCMB – Donovan, LLC (formerly Robert B. & Herbert B. Elworthy)

Black Diamond Mines 075-080-004; 075-080-008

City of Oakland Temescal to Sibley Regional Trail

048H-7526-002-01; 048H-7510-004-00

SJ Management, LLC Temescal to Sibley Regional Trail

048H-7524-001-01

Commodius, LLC Temescal to Sibley Regional Trail

048H-7510-007

EBRPD Sibley 265-180-035

William Francis Hartkopf, Jr., Trustee of the William Frances Hartkopf, Jr. Trust

Vargas Plateau 507-0676-008; 507-0676-009; 507-0781-001-01; 507-0781-001-02

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City of Antioch Delta DeAnza 053-040-086

City of Hayward Hayward Shoreline 438-0060-012

County of Alameda Anthony Chabot 084D-1400-005-00

Contra Costa County Flood Control District

Lafayette to Moraga Regional Trail

185-190-006

City of Lafayette Lafayette to Moraga Regional Trail

APN: None, Reliez Station Road right of way, west of Pleasant Hill Road

Carrie L. Seranella Trust (formerly John P Carden, Trustee & Klinkowski Properties, LLC)

Garin Regional Park 085A-6428-002

Nicholas Jones and JNRA, LLC (formerly William L & Betty Currin, et al)

Pleasanton Ridge 946-4585-026; 946-4585-027; 946-4585-028; 946-4585-045

Golden Gate Land Holdings, LLC

San Francisco Bay Trail 066-2680-003-05; 060-2535- 001-00

Murray Parkway Properties, LLC

Point Pinole 408-100-028; 408-100-029; 408-100-030

Suisun Properties Waterbird 159-310-029

GRSK Developments (formerly Kent and Sara Fries)


Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Temescal SBE# 135-1-5E-1, Claremont Substation, Oakland

East Bay Regional Park District

Dublin Hills 941-2832-001; 941-2832-002; 941-2832-003; 941-2832-004; 941-2832-005; 941-2832-006; 941-2832-007; 941-2832-008

Pleasanton Gravel Shadow Cliffs 904-0006-001-17

Michael Adams, et al (formerly Pacheco Properties)

Contra Costa County Trails

380-260-002-7

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Hayward Area Recreation and Park District

Hayward Shoreline 438-0060-017; 438-0060-018

Pereira Property, LLC Bay Area Ridge Trail/Feeder Trail #1

362-140-007

Mabel Lester Trust Pleasanton Ridge 941-2500-002; 941-2500-003

6284 San Pablo Dam, LLC (formerly Dapkoph, LLC, a Nevada Limited Liability Company)

Wildcat Canyon 435-160-002-0

Contra Costa Water District (formerly Evergreen Management Group)

Black Diamond Mines to Round Valley Trail

007-020-002; 007-020-006

Michael R. & Ilene M. Clancy (formerly James & Helenna Murray, Trustees of the JUJA Family Trust)


Daniel Esposito and Jennifer Herskowitz (formerly Michael R. & Ilene M. Clancy)


Independent Holdings, LLC (formerly Glen Lau)

District Wide 209-770-011

Bunny & Penny Chuah Trustees & Hernan and El Puentes

District Wide 941-2838-012-00

Pacific Gas & Electric Company

California Delta Trail 098-260-001

Keller Canyon Landfill Company

CNWS to Black Diamond Trail

094-360-003; 094-360-018; 094-360-022

Ralph Properties II Brushy Peak 099B-4901-006-06

US Army Corps of Engineers

San Francisco Bay Trail No APN

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Theresa A. Savage Trustee (formerly George & Caroline Chouinard, Trustees)

Garin to Pleasanton Ridge Trail

085A-6427-003-00

Weidemann Ranch, Inc. Bishop Ranch 211-230-015; 211-230-016; 211-230-017

City of Fremont Vargas Plateau to Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Trail

507-0480-010-04

Alameda County Vargas Plateau to Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Trail

507-0480-014-02; 507-0070-005-00

Rajeev and Sonia Rai (formerly Eliasen Edge LP)

Pleasanton Ridge 941-2500-001


Dry Creek to Pioneer Trail

087-0031-002-06

David Lin and Hsin Yi Lee (formerly James Morphis and Amber Johnson)

Morgan Territory 204-130-002

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (formerly BNSF Railroad)

Miller Knox Regional Shoreline

561-010-024 (Por.)

George and Caroline Chouinard, Trustees

Garin to Pleasanton Ridge

085A-6427-006

Peralta Junior College District

Leona Canyon Regional Park

037A-3141-001-11

Ilana & Shlomo Rosenfeld (formerly John Baker and Martha Black)

Tilden Regional Park 570-240-003-6

Anthony Betchart and Suzanne Betchart

Vargas Plateau Park 507-0590-019-00

FT Land, LLC Tassajara Creek Regional Trail

220-100-023

California Department of Transportation

Antioch Regional Shoreline

State Parcel No. 17-11

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Wildcat Regional Park 573-020-002

Erik Chubb and Emily Watters (formerly Ronald Floria, Paul and Tamara Attard)

Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

265-180-018-3

ACFC & Water Conservation District Zone 7(formerly PATLIV)

Del Valle Regional Park 099-0550-002-03; 099A-2700-002-05

Carolanne Montgomery, Trustee

Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park

085A-3800-1-18

Alhambra Creek Ranch, LLC (formerly John Phillips and Claire Phillips, Co-Trustees of the Thomas H. Griffin Trust)

Briones Regional Park 365-140-008-1; 365-140-009-9

Todd M. and Joan M. Thomas

Morgan Territory Regional Preserve

204-130-009

T & V Holdings Inc. (formerly Marc Paul CC, Inc. & Marc Paul I)

District Wide 941-2762-023

VJ5100 Franklin, LLC (formerly Ellis Arep, & formerly Ellis Partners, LLC)

N/A 941-1301-070

FRE 551, LLC (formerly John and Sherry M. MacCabee, Trustees)

N/A 941-2762-006


Point Pinole Regional Shoreline

405-590-006

Rodeo Marina, LLC (formerly A. F. Bray/Bennett's Marina)

San Francisco Bay Trail / Point Pinole to Carquinez Strait

357-020-009

John Roberts Deer Valley Regional Park

007-020-030

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Josh D. & Krystle J. Reddoch (formerly Hans J. & Victoria Kuhn)

Black Diamond Mines to Round Valley Regional Trail

007-020-031

Eric & Megan Lindberg, Trustees (formerly Craig & Kim Stevens)

Calaveras Ridge Regional Trail

238-080-032

Eric & Megan Lindberg, Trustees (formerly Sohrab Nazari)

Calaveras Ridge Regional Trail

238-080-036

City of Martinez Martinez Regional Shoreline

373-030-020

Wildlife Conservation Board on behalf of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife



California Department of Water Resources



United States Bureau of Reclamation



Lawrence A. Gosselin and Lorraine D. Rollins,Trustees

Doolan Canyon Regional Preserve

905-0005-001-01; 905-0005-006-02

Teardrop Partners Sycamore Valley Open Space

202-050-071; 202-050-078; 215-040-002

Bruce A. and Esma L. Cleave

Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area

433-262-006

United States Bureau of Reclamation

Briones to Mt. Diablo Regional Trail

140-12C-001

State of California, State Lands Commission

Crockett Hills Regional Park

358-010-007-5

Civic Rancho Meadows, LLC (formerly Sean McCauley Investments Inc.)

Deer Valley Regional Park

078-050-007

Save Mount Diablo/Big Bend


078-140-022

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East CCC Habitat Conservancy/Viera North Peak


078-110-005

Save Mount Diablo/Curry Ranch


220-020-001; 220-020-002; 080-090-005

East Bay Regional Park District/City of Martinez

Martinez Regional Shoreline

373-030-020

East Bay Regional Park District/ City of Martinez

Martinez Regional Shoreline

373-030-005; 373-030-018; 373-030-019

East Bay Regional Park District/ Contra Costa County

Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline

368-090-006 and 368-100-001

Faria LT Ventures, LLC Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

208-240-007

Terry & Mary Vallee, Trustees (formerly Preston R. Vallee)

Briones Regional Park 365-030-058-9

Michael J. & Rebecca Gherini, Co-Trustees of the Steven A. Gherini 2012 Trust

Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

085-1975-002

William J & Brian L Silveira, Trustees

San Francisco Bay Trail 018-0460-001-00

Timothy Chen, Trustee (formerly Good Chance Management, LLC and Scenery Investments, LLC)

Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve

076-021-006

City of Fremont Mission Peak Regional Preserve

519-1501-003-15

Coast Capital Income Fund, LLC, and G3 Enterprises, Inc.

Byron Vernal Pools Regional Preserve

002-200-021

Stephen Landucci (formerly Kenneth J. and Debra L. Owen)


204-140-018

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Soldier Field Partners, LLC Calaveras Ridge Regional Trail

238-210-001; 238-210-002; 238-210-003; 238-210-004; 238-210-005; 238-210-006; 238-210-007; 238-210-008; 238-210-009 and 238-220-001

Constantina Leo Master, Trustee (formerly Leo Master, Maria Master and Paul Master)


001-011-048

County of Alameda Bay Area Ridge Trail 085A-6100-005-07

Verve Greens Inc. (formerly Wiedemann Ranch, Inc.)

Bishop Ranch Open Space Regional Preserve

211-230-013-8

John A. DeMartini Ranch, LLC

Crockett Hills Regional Park

354-300-007; 368-100-002

Michael & Rebecca Gherini, Trustees

Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

199-030-027-7


Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Park

087-0040-015-07

Alamo Diamond, LLC Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

198-230-002-0

Gino Addiego (formerly Barra)

Bay Area Ridge Trail 433-110-024; 433-110-016; 433-110-021

Zachary B. & Andrea K. Jordan (formerly Laura J. Dykkesten)


204-140-019

Faria Land Investors, LLC Concord Hills Regional Park

097-190-002-2

State of California Wildcat Creek Trail 408-170-058-7

Victoria Liviakis Calaveras Ridge Trail 238-080-033

Jim J. Moita and Julie F. Moita, Co-Trustees of the Jim and Julie Moita Trust, and Clayton Estates LLC, a California, LLC

Clayton Ranch Regional Preserve

075-200-021; 075-200-022; 075-200-025; 075-200-026; 075-200-027; 075-200-028; 075-200-029; 075-200-030

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Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve

273-190-029-2


Lake Chabot Regional Park

048-5813-004-06 (portion); 048-5813-005-02 (portion); 048-5813-006-00 (portion)



084D-1400-002-22 (portion)



084D-1400-002-27



085-0350-001-03



085-0400-002-02 (portion); 085-1000-002-00 (portion)

West Contra Costa Unified School District

San Francisco Bay Trail 403-482-043

Robert Alfred Vieux, Trustee; Leland R. Stanley and Mary Stanley, Trustees, Susan M. Parry, Trustee, David A. Parry, a married man as his sole and separate property, Raelene K. Vieux, Melanie Ann Vieux and Brenda Foscalina, Trustees

Vargas Plateau Regional Park

096-0056-002-00

Anthony Joseph Kovac Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

208-220-018

Joseph’s Revitalization, LLC & R. Cabrera (formerly William L. Rich, as Trustee of the William L. Rich Revocable Living Trust)

San Francisco Bay Trail – Point Pinole to Carquinez

357-020-010

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PGN Design Group LLC (formerly Keith A. Robinson and Brian N. Robinson, Successor Co- Trustees of the Harry A. Robinson Living Trust and the Heirs or Devisees of Irene V. Robinson, Deceased)

Carquinez Regional Shoreline

368-020-005; 368-020-006

Lucia Olive Farm, LLC Deer Valley Regional Park

007-020-036-5; 007-020-039-9 and 007-020-040-7

State of California Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach

074-1300-014-01

East Bay Regional Park District/Vieux, et al.


507-0761-004-02

Brian and Jennifer Wendell (formerly William and Karen Martin)


204-130-008

Luminary Farm LLC (formerly Todd Matheson-Thomas)


204-130-010

County of Contra Costa Morgan Territory Regional Preserve

204-130-008 and 204-130-009

East Bay Regional Park District/ Turre

Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

258-450-012

United States of America Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

199-010-011-5

East Bay Regional Park District/ United States of America


199-010-012-3

City of Albany McLaughlin Eastshore State Park

066-2671-001-00

Contra Costa County Iron Horse Regional Trail

Various

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Iron Horse Regional Trail

Various

EBRPD/Acelormittal USA Point Pinole Regional Shoreline

405-041-009-3; 405-020-009-8

Union Pacific Railroad Company

San Francisco Bay Trail SBE No. 0872-07-020


San Francisco Bay Trail SBE No. Unknown


Wildcat Creek Regional Trail

SBE No. 0872-07-009, 0872-07-009B, and 0872-07- 009D


San Francisco Bay Trail SBE No. Unknown


San Francisco Bay Trail SBE No. 0872-07-029

Mt. Zion Enterprises, Inc. San Francisco Bay Trail 561-400-004; 561-400-009; 561-400-010

United States of America San Francisco Bay Trail N/A

East Bay Regional Park District/ City of Lafayette and Lafayette School District

Briones to Mt. Diablo Regional Trail

232-160-010-4 and 232-170-011-0

Hacienda Portfolio Venture, LLC

District-wide facility 941-2763-021-01

Tina M. Thomas, Trustee Clayton Ranch Regional Preserve

075-140-003; 075-150-004; 075-150-005; 075-160-002

We Care Society Concord Hills Regional Park

117-080-006

East Bay Regional Park District (formerly East Bay Municipal Utility District)


257-010-006



257-010-007

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Farwell Properties, LLC Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park

085A-3800-001-10 and 085A-3800-001-36

BBG KRG, Inc., a California corporation


507-0762-001; 507-0762-002; 507-0762-004;507-0762-006


Wildcat Canyon Regional Park

573-010-003; 573-020-002; 573-020-003; 573-030-004

Waste Management, Inc. Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline

079A-0475-007-32

City of San Leandro Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline

077A-0649-009-00

United States of America Tassajara Creek Trail 986-0001-001-07

United States of America Tassajara Creek Trail 223-070-003

City of Oakland/ Port of Oakland


City of Oakland/ Port of Oakland


Bayview Estates, LLC Temescal to Sibley Regional Trail

048H-7523-001; 048H-7523 -002; 048H-7523-003; 048H -7523-004; 048H-7523-005; 048H-7523-006; 048H-7523 -007-05; and 048H-7523-009

Ponderosa Homes II, Inc. Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

208-160-007-0 and 208-160-008-8

Faria Preserve, LLC Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

208-240-054-6

State of California Marsh Creek Trail 037-191-036

City of Antioch Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve

075-620-052-3; 075-620-053-1 and 075-620-054-9

State Lands Commission Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline

No APN

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State of California East Bay Gateway Regional Shoreline

018-0330-001-04; 018-0335- 003-02; 018-0335-004-00; and 018-0350-002-01

United States of America East Bay Gateway Regional Shoreline

018-0335-002-02



080-070-011 (portion)

City of Richmond Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline

560-310-034; 560-320-002;

Jacqueline Stewart, Trustee Byron Vernal Pools Regional Preserve

001-021-006; 001-021-013

Jacqueline Stewart, Trustee, and Samuel Stewart


099B-6150-005-00

Karen Ann Oleson Deer Valley Regional Park

078-100-023-7

Scott Carino and William Mallari


Casey Courneen Briones Regional Park 245-070-013-9

Steven C. and Linda Wight, Trustees


OG Property Owner, LLC Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

273-270-014, 273-280-003, 273-280-004

OG Property Owner, LLC Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

273-290-001, 273-290-002

City of Orinda Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

273-160-019

East Bay Regional Park District (licensee)


084D-1400-001



085A-3800-001-27

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085A-3800-001-31


Brushy Peak Regional Preserve

543-0366-001-11



001-011-021-1

Michele A. Turre, Trustee Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

258-020-009-1


Marsh Creek Trail Various

6200 GR, LLC (formerly One Corp) San Francisco Bay Trail

405-030-059

Pablo Park, LLC (formerly 6200 GR, LLC, formerly Pt. Pinole Properties, Inc.)

San Francisco Bay Trail 405‐030‐049‐2

Pacific 42, LLC (formerly 6200 GR, LLC) San Francisco Bay Trail

405‐030‐042‐7

McCauley Investments, Inc. (formerly Melvin O. Potter, Trustee)


057-060-014-8 and 057-060-015-5

U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation; and Contra Costa Water District

Contra Loma Regional Park

072-011-009-7; 072-011-010-5; 072-011-021-2; 075-042-003-6; 075-042-005-1; 075-042-006-9; 075-042-008-5; 075-042-010-1; 075-110-008-2; 075-121-002-2 and 075-122-005-4

EBRPD/Alameda County Water District

Sunol Regional Wilderness

096-0100-014

City of Oakland Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline

042-4404-001-00

City of Oakland Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline

042-4410-001-13

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Common Area PM (formerly Phoenix Commons, Inc.)


Frederick W. Bloching, Trustee


080-080-004-7

Shapell Industries, Inc Morgan Territory Regional Preserve

006-090-010-7; 204-030-006-9

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Great California Delta Trail

096-100-020-5; 096-100-028-8

EBRPD/Michele A. Turre, Trustee


258-450-018-1

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Great California Delta Trail

098-260-003-3

Joseph’s Revitalization, LLC and Richard Cabrera

San Pablo Bay Regional Shoreline

357-020-010

Richmond Cove 1, LLC Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline

560-330-043-4

Allan Starr Sunol Regional Wilderness

096-0090-001-05

Julie Eckroat and Laverne Mazzilli

Sunol Regional Wilderness

096-0420-014-00; and 096-0420-015-00

David and Thea Shupe Deer Valley Regional Park

078-050-002-1; and 078-100-001-3

PG&E Morgan Territory Regional Preserve

006-110-001-2

Oak Hill Park Co. Deer Valley Regional Park

057-010-001-6; 057-010-004-0; and 057-060-006-4

Fernando and Evangelina Genera

Leona Canyon Open Space Regional Preserve

037A-3157-086

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State of California Tesla Regional Preserve 099A-2150-001-02; 099A-2150-002-01; 099A-2150-002-02; 099A-2160-001-03; 099A-2160-001-04;099A-2170-001-05;099A-2170-002-09; 099A-2170-002-10;099A-2170-002-11;099A-2170-003-00; 099A-2200-001-37;099A-2200-002-18;099A-2200-002-19; 099A-2200-004-00; 099A-2200-005-00

State of California Tesla Regional Preserve 099A-2540-003-00

State of California Tesla Regional Preserve 099A-2220-001-19; 099A-2220-002-00







Point Pinole Regional Shoreline

405-020-009


Hayward Regional Shoreline

438 -0080-013-02

City of Hayward (formerly East Bay Regional Park District)


438 -0080-013-06

State of California and City of Hayward (formerly East Bay Regional Park District)


438 -0080-013-08

Bonnie Symon, Trustee Las Trampas Regional Preserve

258-450-013-02


Tilden Regional Park 267-010-008

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Awenius Family Limited Partnership; Clive A. McAllister, et al.

Rancho Pinole Regional Preserve

362-060-007; 362-060-014; 362-060-016

City of Livermore Doolan Canyon Regional Preserve

905-0003-012-00


Ohlone Wilderness Regional Preserve

096-0460-001-05

Gayle Thornsen-McCune San Pablo Bay Regional Shoreline

402-140-001-7; 402-140-002-5; 403-010-001-2; 403-010-002-0; and 403-010-003-8

Contra Costa County Flood Control & Water Conservation District

Diablo Foothills Regional Park

138-280-005-08

Hope Lane Lafayette Holdings

Lafayette-Moraga Trail 236-042-002-6


Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline

560-330-031


Iron Horse Trail 218-090-031-4

Lenard R. Fluty, Trustee Deer Valley Regional Park

078-100-014-6

Northern California Laborers PTF, LLC

Bishop Ranch Open Space Regional Preserve

211-040-013-8; 211-040-030-2

United States of America Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline

368-080-003-8; 368-160-002-3

Nortonville LLC Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve

075-070-003; 075-060-014

West Coast Homebuilders, Inc.

Concord Hills Regional Park

094-130-008; 094-130-018; 117-080-004; 117-370-001

Bryan and Melissa Goldwyn, Trustees

Calaveras Ridge Trail 238-090-027

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Rosalie Ormonde-Ennes, Trustee


075-190-003

John Jr. Freschi, Trustee Deer Valley Regional Park

007-020-010

Catarina and Puente, Mary Soite, Trustees

Round Valley Regional Preserve

007-060-013

Kaplan, Christine, Trustee Calaveras Ridge Regional Trail

209-030-097; 209-040-002; 211-220-005; 211-220-006; 211-220-008

City of Richmond Point Molate Regional Shoreline

561-100-008

California Department of Transportation

Coyote Hills Regional Park

No APN

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Memorandum

DATE: July 3, 2019 TO: Board of Directors FROM: Robert E. Doyle, General Manager

Dr. Ana M. Alvarez, Deputy General Manager Kristina Kelchner, AGM, Acquisition, Stewardship & Development Division

Michael Reeves, Chief, Land Acquisition Department SUBJECT: Land Session Board Workshop

YEAR IN REVIEW

The year in review can be best characterized by numbers. Between July 2018 to July 2019, the Land Department diligently carried the Park District’s mission and vision through:

Acquisition of 469 acres of new parkland and trail easements to preserve open space and secure the property rights needed to improve public recreational access.

Protection of an additional 272 acres of private open space in perpetuity through the acquisition of a conservation easement.

Public investment of approximately $10.9 million to protect and complete these threatened landscapes, including $1.5 million from outside funding sources.

Expanding our Regional Park System and Keeping our Measure WW Promises The Park District’s land acquisition successes this past year have included projects that were the culmination of years of advance work, as well as new opportunities that needed to be quickly seized upon as market demand and competition from other buyers continues to trend upward. Collectively, these projects accomplished a range of land conservation and public access objectives including acquiring private inholdings inside our parks to protect natural resources and improve the integrity of park boundaries, acquiring land and trail easements to improve recreational access to our shoreline and interior parks, and acquiring and protecting more of the open space landscapes that define the East Bay region’s natural beauty. Noteworthy acquisitions that have been completed since last year’s Land Session include the following:

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Anthony Chabot/Redwood Regional Parks – The Park District acquired the Albanese and Gruenfeldt properties located along Redwood Road, the last remaining private residences within Redwood Canyon through which flows Redwood Creek, where the rainbow trout species was first classified based on fish taken from this stream system. The early 20th century cabins with their outdated septic systems that once dotted the canyon posed a threat to the long-term health of the creek system. With these two acquisitions, the Park District has removed that threat and fulfilled the promise under Measure WW to “acquire and restore Redwood Creek to protect rare native trout habitat

Deer Valley Regional Park – The Park District acquired the 72-acre Lucas property, and is in escrow to close later this month on the adjacent 120-acre Olesen-Duke property in partnership with the East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy. These lands have important habitat values, and their acquisition by the Park District will help prevent further fragmentation of upper Briones Valley and the surrounding ridgelines into rural ranchettes.

Doolan Canyon Regional Preserve – The Park District acquired the 160-acre Grove property, protecting the upper reaches of the Preserve’s namesake Doolan Canyon, including the headwaters of Cottonwood Creek that feeds the large reservoir that is a distinctive feature of the Preserve.

Las Trampas Regional Wilderness – The developer of the Red Hawk residential project, Ponderosa Homes, transfered through dedication 96 acres of open space to the Park District to provide a trail connection to Calaveras Ridge Trail.

Round Valley Regional Preserve – The Park District acquired the 9.24-acre Purviance

property, the final piece in a series of land purchases from the Murphy and Purviance families beginning in 1988 that assembled the Preserve as it exists today. Acquisition of the property removed a private inholding sandwiched between Round Valley and Marsh Creek State Historic Park, protects ¼ mile of the Marsh Creek riparian corridor. The homesteading and agricultural history of the property, along with its proximity to the Round Valley staging and picnic area, holds the potential to develop interpretive features and programming at the site.

Round Valley Regional Preserve – The Park District acquired a conservation easement protecting the 272-acre Nunn Marsh Creek property. Located along the northern flank of the Preserve within the scenic Canada del los Poblanos valley, the property contains an expanse of blue oak woodland and over one mile of the Marsh Creek corridor. The conservation easement was dedicated at no cost to the District as mitigation for a recently approved residential development project in the Sand Creek area of Antioch. The easement will ensure that this open space landscape is preserved in perpetuity, while the Park District will also have a land management role that will be funded through an endowment put up by the developer. This is the Park District’s first conservation easement project since

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successfully obtaining reaccredidation from state regulatory authorities as an organization qualified to accept and manage conservation easements.

Supporting Capital Projects and Trails Development As part of its core function of acquiring land, easements, and other types of real property rights in fulfillment of the Park District’s mission and vision, the Land Acquisition Department provides support to the Park District’s robust Capital Projects Program that builds new trails, restores habitat, constructs new staging areas and visitor centers, and installs and upgrades infrastructure throughout the regional park system. In coordination with other departments and units within the Acquisition, Stewardship and Development Division, the Operations Division, and the Legal Department, the Land Acquisition Department pursues land rights needed to move forward with park and trail development projects. Key acquisitions in support of capital projects over the past 12 months include the following:

At Bay Point Regional Shoreline, the Park District acquired a recreational trail and shoreline access easement from neighboring McAvoy Yacht Harbor to enable the construction of a new trail from the park’s staging area out to and along an open water slough as part of the Park District’s shoreline restoration and public access project that will soon break ground. The easement will also allow the Park District to construct and operate a kayak launch at the edge of the slough that will serve as a new trailhead along the San Francisco Bay Area Water Trail.

At McLaughlin Eastshore State Park, a nine-year litigation involving the Park District’s eminent domain action to acquire 2.88 acres of the Golden Gate Fields property for the Albany Beach Restoration and Public Access Project concluded this past May with a court judgment setting the compensation to be paid to the property owners. The Albany Beach project is currently under construction and is anticipated to be completed this year.

At Point Pinole Regional Shoreline, the Park District accepted a trail easement for

a ½ mile newly constructed segment of the San Francisco Bay Trail from the developer of the former Steelcase factory property, extending the Bay Trail north from the park’s new Atlas Road Bridge entrance. The construction and grant of easement to this new Bay Trail segment has its origin in a 1996 purchase agreement between the Park District and the previous owner of lands purchased by the Park District as an addition to Point Pinole Regional Shoreline as well as the land where the business center was developed. This segment of new Bay Trail will remain closed to the public until an additional ½ mile segment is constructed and trail easement granted to the Park District as discussed below under Current Land Acquisition Pipeline.

At the Point San Pablo peninsula, an eminent domain action brought by the Park District to acquire a trail easement through the Point Castro area has tentatively been settled with the property owner. The acquisition of this easement will close

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the remaining gap in right of way needed to begin construction on a 2.5-mile extension of the San Francisco Bay Trail from the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge toll plaza north to the City of Richmond’s Point Molate Beach Park.

Leveraging with Outside Grant Funding The Park District’s land acquisition program continues to take advantage of opportunities to leverage our bond-funded acquisition dollars with outside grant funding. In the past year the Park District was awarded over $1.5 million in grant funding in support of two land acquisition projects at Deer Valley Regional Park (Lucas and Olesen/Duke properties). Key funding partners that have contributed greatly to the Park District’s land conservation efforts in recent years and are expected to continue to play a vital role in leveraging this efforts include the East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy, the California Coastal Conservancy, the Wildlife Conservation Board, California State Parks, and the Moore Foundation. Peralta Oaks North Acquisition

A major milestone in the growth of the Park District’s capacity to deliver its mission was the purchase earlier this year of a 67,500 square-foot administrative building at 2955 Peralta Oaks Court (“Peralta Oaks North”), just across the street from the Park District’s current administrative headquarters. Funded from promissory notes issued in 2012, the purchase capped a decade long search for a suitable property to accommodate the Park District’s expanding workforce, in particular to serve as a new Public Safety Division headquarters to replace the existing facility at Lake Chabot which does not meet California’s current structural safety requirements for essential services facilities and lacks the space requirements to meet the operational needs of the Park District’s police, fire and lifeguard personnel. Once necessary improvements are completed to have the building ready for occupancy, the new location will accommodate up to 220 employees, including approximately 150 public safety personnel and the public safety vehicle fleet. The purchase of this property last March capped a nine-month intensive negotiation and due diligence period involving Land Acquisition, Design and Construction, Planning and GIS, Finance and Management Services, the Public Safety Division, and the General Manager’s Office, with close engagement and oversight from the Park District Board of Directors. CURRENT LAND ACQUISITION PIPELINE The Land Acquisition Department currently has approximately 90 active projects involving 41 parks and regional trail corridors across all three Metro Sectors within the Park District’s service area. These include projects where staff is tracking emerging opportunities, engaged in negotiations with private and public landowners, or conducting due diligence on proposed land transactions. In coordination with the Park District’s Planning/GIS Department, this also includes open space dedications by private developers,

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and the transfer of former military base properties through Public Benefit Conveyance. This portfolio also includes projects involving land and trail easement acquisitions through eminent domain (condemnation) actions or other litigation in coordination with our Legal Department. Negotiations are currently underway on several land and trail acquisition opportunities. Staff will review these opportunities with the Board of Directors during its Closed Session portion of today’s Board Workshop. Key land and land rights acquisitions that are anticipated to occur in 2019-2020 include the following (subject to final Board authorization as required):

Public Benefit Conveyance (PBC) of Concord Naval Weapons Station (CNWS) Land at

Concord Hills Regional Park – Initially proposed in 2000 following the deactivation of the inland area of the CNWS, the transfer of approximately 2,216 acres to the Park District is on track to occur later this year as the first phase of a PBC from the Navy through the National Park Service (NPS), the sponsor for this conveyance. The Park District Board of Directors will consider approval of the proposed transfer at its regularly scheduled meeting on July 2nd. The Park District will initially take “constructive possession” of the property from NPS, allowing us to commence land management activities in advance of the transfer of ownership to the Park District later this year.

Ground Lease from Caltrans at Judge John Sutter Regional Shoreline – The Park District is currently negotiating terms for obtaining a ground lease from Caltrans for a 10 to 15-acre area along the southern edge of the Bay Bridge touchdown that will encompass the footprint of the first phase of this new shoreline park, anticipated to open to the public early next year, including a portion of the “Key Point” area and the nearly complete observation pier constructed by Caltrans, as well as the new parking lot for the Bay Bridge Trail currently under construction and the Bridge Yard complex already leased by the Park District.

Public Benefit Conveyance (PBC) of Oakland Army Base Parcel at Judge John Sutter

Regional Shoreline – The Park District will receive approximately 17 acres of shoreline and submerged lands through a PBC of “BRAC Parcel 1” from the Army. The Army and State regulatory agencies continue discussions on remediation requirements which need to be resolved before transfer of the property to the Park District can occur.

Open Space Dedication at Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve – Approximately 400 acres of open space will be dedicated to the Park District by the developer of the Orinda Gateway residential project. The developer is also constructing a staging area that the Park District will operate to open public access into the expanded regional preserve from the north.

Open Space Dedication at Las Trampas Regional Wilderness – Pursuant to a

settlement agreement between the Park District and the developer of the “Faria

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Reserve” residential project, the developer will transfer 144 acres of open space to the Park District, establish a Community Facilities District to help fund the ongoing operation and management of the land, and construct a new staging area to provide public recreational access into the southern area of Las Trampas Regional Wilderness. The Park District is currently preparing the Southern Las Trampas Land Use Plan Amendment that proposes development of the staging area on the former Chen property to the north of the Faria Preserve project. Once the proposed staging area has been permitted for this site, the developer will be responsible for construction. Transfer of the open space property will occur once all required easements and habitat enhancement projects on the property are complete.

Dumbarton Quarry Reclamation Project at Coyote Hills Regional Park – Transfer of the

first parcel of land to the Park District will coincide with the owner’s completion of the first phase of site reclamation and construction of park improvements, currently anticipated to occur in 2020. As part of the process for readying the new campground to open to the public, the Park District is working with Caltrans to obtain the land rights needed to construct the campground entrance within the Dumbarton Toll Plaza right of way.

Acceptance of an Additional ½ Mile Segment of New Bay Trail at Point Pinole Regional

Shoreline – An additional approximately ½ mile segment of new Bay Trail is being built as part of a new warehouse facility currently under construction within the Pinole Point Business Center. This new trail segment will connect to the ½ mile of new Bay Trail accepted by the Park District earlier this year. Both these trail dedications have their origin in a 1996 purchase agreement between the Park District and the previous owner of lands purchased by the Park District as an addition to Point Pinole Regional Shoreline as well as the land where the business center was developed. In addition to the grant of a trail easement for the new Bay Trail segment, the developer will also transfer an approximately 15-acre wetland parcel to the Park District pursuant to the terms of the 1996 purchase agreement. The warehouse project and new trail construction is anticipated to be completed later this year, at which time acceptance of the trail easement and land will be brought to the Park District Board for consideration, including a determination of the suitability of opening the entire one-mile segment of new Bay Trail to the public.

LOOKING FORWARD

Reaffirming Programmatic Objectives

Looking ahead over the next year and beyond, staff recommends that the Park District’s land acquisition efforts continue to focus on three key programmatic objectives:

1. Enhancing public recreational access to our regional parks;

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2. Expanding and consolidating the boundaries of our existing parks to preserve the unique landscapes in which they are located; and

3. Completing critical trail linkages throughout our regional trail system. Staff will also continue to pursue opportunities to acquire additional tracts of land in priority areas identified in the Master Plan and by the Park District Board of Directors. Guiding these efforts is the overarching goal of protecting open spaces and providing greater recreational access to our parklands and regional trails for all communities served by the Park District. Staying Responsive to Market Conditions

With the end of the recession and subsequent economic recovery, the Park District continues to experience increasing competition from other market participants. Smaller properties of interest to the Park District that may have a residence or a buildable site for a residence are receiving much greater interest in the homebuyer market than in years past. And as large-scale housing project proposals continue to emerge, particularly in East County communities, the demand for mitigation lands for these projects may compete with the Park District’s parkland acquisition objectives on specific larger acreage properties. The flip side of the strengthening economy and the uptick in development activity, however, are the increased opportunities to work with developers and public agencies to condition development approvals with the provision of open space dedications, trail linkages and staging areas that enhance park access for the surrounding communities. Land Acquisition staff will continue to work closely with the Park District’s Planning/GIS Department to achieve these objectives. Maintaining Balanced Parkland Distribution The Park District’s Land Acquisition Program strives to acquire properties and other real estate rights throughout the Park District and in every parkland unit in keeping with the Master Plan’s goal of providing a balanced system of regional parks, trails and services for all park users. Acquiring parks, open space and trail connections along our urban shorelines and within highly developed population centers, however, will continue to be among our most challenging goals. Properties and easements within these areas are particularly difficult to acquire because of the relative scarcity of supply, high level of demand, and complicated land use patterns. Nonetheless, staff is committed to focusing on key projects with realistic prospects within each of the Park District’s three Metro Sectors; keeping in mind each sector’s unique opportunities and constraints, and understanding that balanced parkland distribution is a goal to be achieved over time. Leveraging Park District Acquisition Funds A guiding strategy of the Park District’s Land Acquisition Program is to continue judiciously delivering on our commitments to the voters through acquisitions utilizing

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Measure AA and Measure WW funds in accordance with the Master Plan and the Board of Directors’ priorities, while leveraging these funds wherever and whenever possible with outside funding sources. In fact, since the passage of Measure WW in 2008, the Park District has acquired over 23,500 acres of land and trail easements costing more than $147 million, of which almost $85 million or 57% was provided by third party sources.

Habitat Conservancy Partnership – A key partner in the Park District’s land acquisition program over the past eleven years is the East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy (Conservancy). Since 2007 with the adoption of the East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservation Plan and Natural Community Conservation Plan (HCP/NCCP), approximately 55% of the total acres acquired and conserved by the Park District were in partnership with Conservancy, which has provided over $61 million in federal and state grant funding to cover 76% of the purchase cost of those lands. Looking at the immediate future, the Conservancy currently has $2 million remaining in federal funding appropriations for land acquisition. Congress has appropriated additional federal funding for HCP land acquisition in its 2019 budget that will be awarded on a competitive basis. The Conservancy’s 2019 application for funding is currently under review by the wildlife agencies, with the timing and amount of any award uncertain.

Proposition 68 State Park Bond – A $4.1 billion State Parks bond approved by California voters in June of last year greatly enhances the Park District’s ability to leverage its land acquisition dollars to expand and improve access to parks and open space throughout its service area, but in particular within “park-poor” and disadvantaged communities. Proposition 68 also includes funding specific to NCCP’s such as the East Contra Costa County NCCP/HCP that will be awarded on a competitive basis.

San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority – Measure AA, the “Clean Healthy Bay” measure approved by voters in June 2016, is a parcel tax of $12 per year that will raise approximately $25 million annually for twenty years to fund shoreline projects to protect and restore San Francisco Bay; land acquisition projects are eligible to receive funding. Proposition 68 provides an additional $20 million for restoration grants to augment this program.

Measure FF – East Bay voters overwhelming approved Measure FF last November, extending the parcel tax created under Measure CC that was passed by voters in 2004. Measure FF includes funding for land and trail easement acquisitions to expand our regional trail network and provide urban access to parks and shorelines, including closing gaps in the Bay Trail.

Strategic Use of Measure WW Acquisition Fund Balances The Park District’s success in recent years in assembling large tracts of land to significantly expand several parks has had the corollary effect of depleting the Measure WW acquisition funds allocated to these parks, yet much work remains to be done to complete

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the footprint of these parks, including: Black Diamond Mines and Clayton Ranch Regional Preserves, Byron Vernal Pools Regional Preserve, Deer Valley Regional Park, Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve, Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park, Point Pinole Regional Shoreline and Wildcat Canyon Regional Park. Going forward, funds from the General Fund, other Measure AA and WW park allocation areas, WW earned interest, or other sources may need to be utilized to complete critical acquisitions within these parks. LAND ACQUISITION AT THE PARK DISTRICT The business of acquiring land and land rights to conserve open space and expand public recreational opportunities throughout the Park District’s diverse system of regional parklands and trails is accomplished through the collaboration and contributions of staff across the agency. Three departments in particular are instrumental in leveraging the efforts of the Land Acquisition Department:

Planning/GIS Department – Through its SAGE (“Strategic Actions of Governmental Entities”) Program, the Planning/GIS Department monitors and analyzes the activities of other government agencies and organizations in the East Bay and helps determine the appropriate response or engagement in order to achieve the land acquisition, planning, development and resource conservation goals set forth in the Park District’s Master Plan. This program has been tremendously effective in early identification of potential impacts to our regional park system from proposed urban development projects, and in creating opportunities to engage with developers and local jurisdictions to obtain dedications of open space, trail easements, conservation easements, buffers, and other property rights, monetary endowments to help cover the costs to maintain dedicated lands, and even the provision of new staging areas or trailhead improvements as part of the development project.

Grants Department – The Park District leverages its own bonds or other revenue

sources by obtaining grants and other funding from a variety of federal, state, local and private sources. The General Manager’s Office, Legislative Affairs staff and the Grants Department has been successful in promoting, influencing and securing grant funds for the Park District. Obtaining grants for projects can be competitive, with specified uses, deadlines and matching fund requirements. The Grants Department continues to be very active in applying for, securing, and managing grant contracts that provide funding for a wide range of Park District projects including land acquisitions. Since 2000, the Grants Department has succeeded in securing 55 grants from 16 distinct funding programs totaling $32,176,444 in support of land acquisition projects across our regional park system.

Legal Department – The Park District’s Legal Department is a “full service” legal team that works closely with land acquisition staff in negotiating the terms of real estate agreements and assisting in the preparation of all manner of real property instruments and transactional documents. The Legal Department helps to

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interpret and defend property rights held by the Park District, and plays a crucial role in resolving encroachment and other property rights disputes. The Legal Department initiates litigation authorized by the Board of Directors to protect the integrity of our regional park system, and coordinates the condemnation process in those instances where the Park District must exercise its power of eminent domain to acquire a property or property right that is critical to the Park District’s mission.

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PARK PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

Anthony Chabot Gruenfeldt 0.44 Land Purchase $671,145

Deer Valley Lucas (Poppi/Halstead) 71.99 Land Purchase $844,000

Deer Valley Roddy Ranch Golf Course 230.00 Land Purchase $2,251,140

Doolan Canyon Grove 160.00 Land Purchase $1,271,800

Las Trampas Ponderosa Homes (Podva) 96.09 Land Dedication & Trail Esmt $133,500

Pleasanton Ridge City of Pleasanton (Austin Triangle) 0.05 Trailhead/Trail License GF

Round Valley Heiser (Purviance) 9.24 Land Purchase $1,132,970

Round Valley Nunn 272.00 Conservation Easement GF

Shadow Cliffs RMC Pacific Materials - Tree Screen License Renewal GF

TRAIL PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

Bay Trail (MLK - MESP) City of Oakland (Crowley Parcel) 1.70 33 Year Ground Lease $1,415,780

Bay Trail (MLK - MESP) U.S. Army Corps (Tidal Canal) 36.73 Land Transfer $90,500

OTHER PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

Tilden EBRPD to City of Berkeley - Drainage & Slope Easements GF

Pleasanton Ridge EBRPD to Santos -0.13 Lot Line Adjust (encroachment) GF

Pleasanton Ridge EBRPD to Throop -0.03 Lot Line Adjust (encroachment) GF

TOTAL 878.08 $7,810,835

PARK/TRAIL PROPERTY AMOUNT

Deer Valley Lucas (Poppi/Halstead) $259,250

Deer Valley Lucas (Poppi/Halstead) $377,000

Deer Valley Roddy Ranch Golf Club $1,055,250

Deer Valley Roddy Ranch Golf Club $879,750

TOTAL $2,571,250

East CCC Habitat Cons-Fed Sec 6

2018 LAND ACQUISITION PROJECTS

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GRANTS (Grant amounts used to purchase the following properties are included in the allocation amount listed above.)


East CCC Habitat Cons-State Prop 84

NextEra Conservation Funds

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Table Notes:

1. Projects presented in this table include those that were completed during the reporting period, as well as currently activeprojects where Board action was taken during the reporting period (indicated by an “NC” notation in the “Acres” columnto denote that the project is not yet completed). Board actions may include, for example, authorization to option aproperty or to initiate an eminent domain action for the acquisition of a real property interest.

2. A number entry in the “Acres” column indicates that the Park District acquired new parkland or the right to operate oruse land owned by others through an easement, license agreement, operating agreement, special permit, or otherarrangement. Acreage figures are not shown for projects that involved renewing or extending an existing lease, license, oroperating agreement that did not add new acreage for park use.

3. The dollar amount shown in the “Cost” column for a completed project reflects the total project cost, including purchaseprice and related acquisition costs. The dollar amount shown for a currently active project (“NC” or “Pending”) reflectsthe total funds appropriated by the Board to date. A “GF” notation in the Cost column indicates that project expenses arepaid out of General Funds previously appropriated to the annual Land Acquisition department budget.

4. The “Other” project category includes conveyances of land, easements, licenses, or leases by the Park District, typically toother public agencies or private utilities but also to private parties, where the conveyance serves to benefit park operationsor is otherwise compatible with the Park District’s mission. Included in this project category are lot line adjustments alongpark boundaries to address park operations issues or resolve encroachment matters.

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OhloneWilderness

Del Valle

Sunol

Tilden

AnthonyChabot

Redwood

Black DiamondMines

WildcatCanyon

Big Break

MissionPeak

Briones

Garin

Point Pinole Contra

Loma

Vasco Caves

Round Valley

BrownsIsland

Morgan Territory

Dry Creek Pioneer

Las Trampas

Brushy Peak

HaywardShoreline

Sibley

PleasantonRidge

CoyoteHills

Martin Luther King Jr

Bishop Ranch

Cull Canyon

DiabloFoothills

DeltaAccess

VargasPlateau

BrooksIsland Vasco

Hills

CarquinezStrait Martinez

Shoreline

Huckleberry

Leona Canyon

SobranteRidge

Miller/Knox

Dublin Hills

McLaughlinEastshore

Shadow Cliffs

Sycamore Valley

Oyster Bay

KennedyGrove

Don Castro

Crown Beach

Ardenwood

Quarry Lakes

ClaremontCanyon

Temescal

DoolanCanyon

Bay Point

San Pablo BayShoreline

LakeChabot

AntiochShoreline

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ConcordHills

WaterbirdPreserve

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ANTHONY CHABOTREGIONAL PARK

ROBERTS REGIONALRECREATON AREA

REDWOODREGIONAL PARK

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EBMUD

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Skyline Blvd Driveway

Campus Dr

Hillcrest Ct

Redwood Rd

Old Redwood R d

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Balmoral Dr

Chadbourne WayRishell Dr

Fernhoff Rd

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Land Purchase0.44 Acres

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DEER VALLEYREGIONAL PARK

Star Mine Trai l

Serv ice Road

CCWD(Mitigation Land)

DeerValley Rd

Balfour Rd

Empire Mine Rd

Chadbourne Rd

BrionesValley Rd Driveway

MarshCreek

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Deer Valley Regional ParkLucas Property /Roddy Ranch Golf Course Property

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DOOLAN CANYONREGIONAL PRESERVE

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SycamoreValley Rd

Camino Ramon

Bishop Dr

Sonora AveHil ferdWay

SkyTer

Cliffside Dr

Montair Dr

Iron HorseTrail

Las Trampas Regional WildernessPonderosa Homes (Podva) Property

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Land Dedication + Trail Easement96.09 Acres

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MeadowlarkPark

AlvisoAdobePark

PLEASANTON RIDGEREGIONAL PARK

Puri Ct

Foothill Rd

Jorgensen Ln

Ashton Ct

Foothill Knolls Dr

Tudor Ct

Prarie Dr

Bernal Ave

Cerruti Ln

I 680

Parejo Ln

Jerlin Pl

Arlotta Pl

Milleford Ct

Medallion Ct

Briggs CtLylewood Dr

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RECREATION AREA

ACFC&WCDArroyo Del Valle

ACFC&WCDArroyo Mocho

ACFC&WCDEl Charro Rd

Utah St

Mohr Ave

Busch Rd

Bernal A

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OldVineyard Ave

Silver

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Vineyard Ave

Cre llin Rd

Mavis

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Stanley Blvd

Mataro Ct Tuscany

Riesling D r

IHRT-Shadow Cliffs to Alam eda County

Iron Horse Trail

Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation AreaRMC Pacific Materials

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Tree Screen License Renewal

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Coast Guard IslandAlameda

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OaklandCity Park

TidewaterBoating Center

Fruitva

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Alameda Ave

San Leandro StPacific Ave

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Ground Lease1.70 Acres

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Proposed Regional Trail

SA Staging Area

Regional Parkland


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PARK PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

Bay Point McAvoy Yacht Harbor 1.06 Trail Easement GF

Carquinez Strait USA (Ozol Fuel Depot) - Service Yard License Renewal GF

Deer Valley Olesen/Duke 120.09 Land Purchase $1,238,500

Las Trampas Symon NC Land Purchase $18,200

Leona Canyon Genera NC Scenic Easement (exchange) GF

McLaughlin Eastshore SP Golden Gate Fields (Albany Beach) 2.88 Land Purchase (condemnation) $4,090,633

Miller/Knox City of Richmond NC Trailhead Easement GF

Mission Peak SFPUC (Wool Inholding) NC Land Lease GF

Redwood Albanese 1.83 Land Purchase $1,741,200

Vasco Hills G3 Enterpises, Inc. 0.94 Road Access Esmt (exchange) GF

TRAIL PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

BART (Vargas - Garin) Alameda County (Niles Canyon RR) NC At-Grade Trail Crossing License GF

Bay Trail (Point Molate) Mt Zion Enterprises, Inc NC Trail Easement (condemnation) $124,000

Bay Trail (Pt Pinole - Carq) 2995 Atlas Road Associates, LLC 4.26 Trail Easement (dedication) $26,000

OTHER PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT EXPENDITURE

Miller/Knox EBRPD to Richmond Cove I, LLC - Access & Utility Esmt (exchange) GF

Ohlone EBRPD to UNAVCO - Seismic Monitoring License GF

Vasco Hills EBRPD to G3 Enterprises, Inc - Road Access Esmt (exchange) GF

Various Parks EBRPD to University of California - Seismic Monitoring License GF

TOTAL 131.06 $7,238,533

PARK/TRAIL PROPERTY AMOUNT

Deer Valley Olesen/Duke $512,250



TOTAL $887,250

PARK/TRAIL PROPERTY ACRES PROJECT

Concord Hills U.S. Navy (CNWS) 2,540.00 Land Transfer through Public Benefit Conveyance

Contra Costa Canal Trail U.S. Bureau of Reclamation/CCWD N/A Convert to Permanent Recreational Use Rights

Contra Loma U.S. Bureau of Reclamation/CCWD N/A Convert to Permanent Recreational Use Rights

Coyote Hills Dumbarton Quarry Associates 90.98 Land Dedication

Delta De Anza Trail U.S. Bureau of Reclamation/CCWD N/A Convert to Permanent Recreational Use Rights

Doolan Canyon Gosselin-Rollins 1.50 Land and Trail Easement Purchase

Judge John Sutter Shoreline U.S. Army (BRAC Parcel 1) 19.97 Land Transfer through Public Benefit Conveyance

Sibley Orinda Gateway LLC 400.00 Land Dedication

PENDING ACQUISITIONS

2019 LAND ACQUISITION PROJECTS

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East CCC Habitat Cons-State Prop 84

NextEra Conservation Fund


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Table Notes:

1. Projects presented in this table include those that were completed during the reporting period, as well as currentlyactive projects where Board action was taken during the reporting period (indicated by an “NC” notation in the “Acres”column to denote that the project is not yet completed). Board actions may include, for example, authorization tooption a property or to initiate an eminent domain action for the acquisition of a real property interest.

2. A number entry in the “Acres” column indicates that the Park District acquired new parkland or the right to operate oruse land owned by others through an easement, license agreement, operating agreement, special permit, or otherarrangement. Acreage figures are not shown for projects that involved renewing or extending an existing lease, license,or operating agreement that did not add new acreage for park use.

3. The dollar amount shown in the “Cost” column for a completed project reflects the total project cost, includingpurchase price and related acquisition costs. The dollar amount shown for a currently active project (“NC” or“Pending”) reflects the total funds appropriated by the Board to date. A “GF” notation in the Cost column indicates thatproject expenses are paid out of General Funds previously appropriated to the annual Land Acquisition departmentbudget.

4. The “Other” project category includes conveyances of land, easements, licenses, or leases by the Park District, typicallyto other public agencies or private utilities but also to private parties, where the conveyance serves to benefit parkoperations or is otherwise compatible with the Park District’s mission. Included in this project category are lot lineadjustments along park boundaries to address park operations issues or resolve encroachment matters.

5. The “Pending Acquisitions” project category includes ongoing, multi-year projects involving dedications of land oreasements from private developers, acquisitions pursued through litigation, or other complex transactions that are notyet ready for final Board action.

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Shoreline

Huckleberry

Leona Canyon

SobranteRidge

Miller/Knox

Dublin Hills

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Shadow Cliffs

Sycamore Valley

Oyster Bay

KennedyGrove

Don Castro

Crown Beach

Ardenwood

Quarry Lakes

ClaremontCanyon

Temescal

DoolanCanyon

Bay Point

San Pablo BayShoreline

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Carquinez Strait Regional ShorelineUSA (Ozol Fuel Depot)

Service YardLicense Renewal

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM CS_Ozol.mxd

[ 0 1,000Feet

2019 LAND ACQUISITION PROJECTSActive Project

AST Trail Staging Area

Regional Parkland

USA Property

EVMA

Fire House Building

73

CCWD(Mitigation Land)

DEER VALLEYREGIONAL PARK

DeerValley Rd

Marsh Creek Rd

Chadbourne Rd

Briones Valley Rd

Balfour Rd

Deer Valley Regional ParkOlesen / Duke Property

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM DE_Olesen.mxd


[ 0 2,000Feet


Regional Parkland


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LAS TRAMPASREGIONAL WILDERNESS

EBMUDSan Leandro

Reservoir

Sevilla

Hunsak

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TerraGranad a Dr

Valley Hill Dr

Silvera

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Tice Creek Dr

Bollinger Canyon Rd

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Old Moraga RanchTrail

Las Trampas Regional WildernessSymon Property


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[ 0 2,000Feet


Regional Parkland


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LEONA CANYONREGIONAL

OPEN SPACE PRESERVE


Oak KnollNaval Hospital

City Stables

§̈¦580Edwards

Ave

Fontaine StSunkist Dr

Canyon

Oaks Dr

Bacon Rd

Mountain Blvd

Skyline Blvd

Denton

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Keller Ave

Parking Lot

Campus DrRifle Ln

Field St

Earl St

AlturaPl

Rilea Way

Valentine StGreenly Dr

Stoner

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WeaverPl

Viewcrest Dr

Parkhurst Dr

Circle Hill Dr

Blue Rock Ct

Sterling Dr

Hansom Dr

Greenridge Dr

Rocky Point Ct

Bayview DrSurrey Ln

Brookpark Rd

WilliamsStLeona Canyon Regional Open Space PreserveGenera

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Scenic Easement0.50 Acres

[ 0 1,000Feet


E Park Entrance


Regional Parkland


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MCLAUGHLINEASTSHORESTATE PARK

Albany BulbOpen Space

AlbanyPlateau

Golden GateFields

Race Track

Golden GateFields

Stables

Albany

Berkeley

Golden GateFields

Parking Area

Cesar ChavesPark

Cleveland Ave

Gilman St

Pierce St

Buchanan St

Solano Ave Fillmore St

Eastshore Hwy2nd St

Exit1

3

Taft Ave

Gateview Ave

Exit 12

§̈¦580

§̈¦80

McLaughlin Eastshore State ParkGolden Gate Fields (Albany Beach) Property

Land Purchase(Condemnation)

2.88 Acres

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[ 0 1,000Feet

2019 LAND ACQUISITION PROJECTSRegional Trail


Completed Project

Regional Parkland


SFBay

Trail

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SeacliffWay

Canal Blvd

Brickyard Cove Rd

Flagship Ct

Seacliff DrSeaview Dr

Pt. Isabel to Miller/Knox

QUARRYRESIDENTIALPROJECT SITE

MILLER/KNOXREGIONAL SHORELINE

Miller / Knox Regional ShorelineCity of Richmond

Trailhead Easement

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM MK_Richmond.mxd

[ 0 300Feet


Regional Parkland

EastTrail

Cre

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SF Bay Trail

East VistaPoint

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Santa Clara CountyAlameda County

MISSION PEAKREGIONAL PRESERVE

SUNOL WILDERNESSREGIONAL PRESERVE

SFWDCalaverasReservoir

Fremont HillsOpen Space

Ed LevinCounty Park

RanchoHiguera

Park

Mission Peak Regional PreserveSFPUC (Wool Inholding) Property

Land Lease20.00 Acres

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[ 0 2,000Feet


SA Staging Area

Regional Parkland


County Line

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WI

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ROBERTS REGIONALRECREATON AREA


EBMUD


EBMUD

JoaquinMillerPark

Skyline Blvd

Campus Dr

Hillcrest Ct

Redwood Rd

Old Redwood R d

Blythen Way

Tartan WayVia Rialto

Bacon R d

Stantonville Dr

Balmoral Dr

Chadbourne WayRishell Dr

Fernhoff Rd

Redwood Regional ParkAlbanese Property

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM RW_Albanese.mxd

[ 0 800

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SA Staging Area


Regional Parkland



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CCWDFacility

CCWD

CCWDLos Vaqueros

Reservoir

VASCO HILLSREGIONAL PRESERVE

BYRON VERNAL POOLS

REGIONAL PRESERVE

Armstrong Rd

Vasco Rd

Byron

HotSp

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Si l ver Hills Dr

FalconWay

CaminoVaqueros

Byron Hwy

Camino DiabloS

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CaliforniaAquaduct

Vasco Hills Regional PreserveG3 Enterprises, Inc.

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM VH_G3.mxd

Public Access Easementto EBRPD0.94 Acres

[ 0 2,100Feet


Exchange

Regional Parkland


Access Easementto G3 Enterprises, Inc.

81

BayArea

Ridge Trai

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Walnut Ave

Vallejo St

RedwoodTer Cherry Ln

Ford Ln

Goodrich Way

Mowry

AveI St 3rd St

L St

Niles Blvd

Ray

Ct

2nd StVictory Ln

Clay Ct

Dow Ct

Spetti Dr

Preston C

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Ramp

J St

Oliver Way

Garden

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CraneTer

Hayes St

Sycam

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Morrison Canyo

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River Dr Nebo Dr

Adcock Dr

Stillwater Cmn

Mission Blvd

Mayhews Rd

Canyon Heights Dr

Stenham

mer Dr

Vallejo Way

Overacker Ave

Niles Canyon R

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StateHwy 8 4Unn

amed Street

Old Canyon Rd

Alameda Creek RegionalTrail

Alameda Creek Regional Trail

Bay Area Ridge Trail- Vargas to GarinAlameda County (Niles Canyon Railway)

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM bart_AlamedaCounty.mxd

At-Grade TrailCrossing License

[ 0 1,000Feet



Planned Regional Trail


Railroad

Regional Parkland


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Vallejo

Mill

City Pa

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SF Bay Trail

City ofRichmond

§̈¦580

Richmond Ln

Ocean Ave

Drowley Dr

ChevronWay

GraysCir

Western DrRichmond- San Rafael Bridge

San Francisco Bay Trail- Point MolateMt. Zion Enterprises, Inc.

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM sfbt_PM_MtZion.mxd

Trail Easement Condemnation

[ 0 2,000Feet

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SAN PABLO BAYREGIONAL SHORELINE

HilltopDr

Robert Miller Dr

Giant

Rd

BrooksideDr

Parr Blvd

San PabloAve

§̈¦80

Walkway

Atlas Rd

View Dr

Church

Ln

Richmond Pkwy

Christine Dr

Road 20

23rd

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El P ortal Dr

14th

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Rumrill Blvd

Shawn Dr

Market Ave

Hilltop Mall Rd

3rd St

17th S

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Shamrock Dr

Blume Dr

19th

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Kay Rd

Nob Hl

Gilma Dr

Shane Dr

Sheryl Dr

POINT PINOLEREGIONAL SHORELINE

Wildcat CreekTrail

San Francisco Bay Trail- Point Pinole to Carquinez Strait2995 Atlas Road Associates, LLC

Jun 2019 GIS Services-CM sfbt_PP_AtlasRd.mxd

Trail Easement4.26 Acres

[ 0 2,000Feet




E Park Entrance

SA Staging Area


Regional Parkland


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MASTER PLAN GOAL: WEST 37%, DIABLO 33%, SOUTH 30%

Balanced Parkland Distribution: Funding Utilization 1989 to 2018

The Park District will continue to acquire, develop, and operate parkland and facilities and provide programs and services with the primary goal of achieving a long-term geographic balance in

investment throughout the park system. The Park District will continue to allocate resources based on the populations projected for the West, South, and Diablo Metro sectors. The Park District also

endeavors to take advantage of opportunities that can help to supplement or otherwise make the most of residents’ tax dollars. For example, as seen in the funding chart above, outside funding sources have been used to leverage Park District land acquisition funding in each sector over the years.

(These percentages do not include the real estate value of property dedications, donations or other no-cost

right of way conveyances nor do they incorporate capital improvement project dollars within each metro.)

(ECCCHC 12% of Total Combined Funding Sources)

(ALTAMONT LANDFILL 2% of Total

Combined Funding Sources)

(MESP 7.3% of Total

Combined Funding

Sources)

DIABLO METRO

ECCCHC

SOUTH METRO

ALTAMONT LANDFILL

WEST METRO

MESP

DIABLO

METRO 47%

SOUTH METRO

25%

WEST METRO 28%

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Alvarado Wetlands $0 $0

Antioch Shoreline $0 $0

Ardenwood $0 $0

Bishop Ranch $2,016,485 $0

Black Diamond $6,878,490 $0

Blk Diamond to Mt Diablo Trail $154,440 $0

Briones $4,427,916 $0

Brooks Island $0 $0

Carquinez Strait $4,079,412 $0

Carquinez Strait Trail $649,082 $0

Chabot $10,242,706 $0

Claremont Canyon $943,072 $0

Contra Costa Canal Trail $115,025 $0

Contra Loma $0 $0

Coyote Hills $500,000 $0

Crown Beach $25,358 $0

Cull Canyon $0 $0

Cull Canyon to Garin Trail $988,065 $0

Del Valle to Shadow Cliffs Trail $500,000 $275,316

Del Valle/Arroyo $781,571 $0

Delta Access $872,257 $0

Delta Shoreline $3,500,000 $0

Devaney Canyon $1,495,010 $0

Diablo Foothills $2,250,216 $804,828

Diablo Metro $1,274,093 $42,071

Garin to Mission Peak Trail $166,492 $0

Garin/Dry Creek $6,725,805 $0

Hayward Shoreline $3,007,127 $0

Hayward to Coyote Hills Trail $169,665 $0

Iron Horse Trail $157,279 $0

Las Trampas $7,057,788 $0

Las Trampas to 680 $214,188 $0

Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline $2,000,000 $274,078

Martinez Shoreline $1,612,954 $0

McLaughlin Eastshore $12,607,258 $0

Miller/Knox $688,796 $0

Mission Peak $647,307 $0

Measure AA Acquisition Funding Summary

LocationOriginal Allocation

*after adjustments and interest Remaining Funding

Balances as of June 25, 2019

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*after adjustments and interest Remaining Funding

MLK Jr. to Oyster Bay Trail $200,000 $185,999

MLK/Hayward $1,400,000 $1,400,000

Morgan Territory $3,010,000 $182,204

Niles Canyon $540,790 $0

Oakley to Round Valley Trail $390,013 $277,204

Oyster Bay $450,000 $314,587

Pittsburg Wetlands $756,739 $0

Pleasanton Ridge $12,427,814 $0

Pleasanton Ridge to Las Trampas Trail $1,032,220 $0

Point Molate $431,620 $0

Point Pinole $12,683,284 $0

Pt Isabel to Emeryville Trail $785,401 $0

Pt Isabel to Miller Trail $412,988 $0

Pt Pinole/Lone Tree Trail $1,000,000 $174,897

Quarry Lakes $1,462,569 $0

Redwood $1,757,278 $0

Richmond Wetlands $300,000 $231,518

Roberts $0 $0

Round Valley $2,423,666 $0

San Pablo Bay Shoreline $1,104,183 $0

Shadow Cliffs $816,000 $192,557

Shadow Cliffs to Sunol Trail $200,000 $200,000

Sibley/Huckleberry $5,658,362 $0

South Metro $1,215,628 $497,943

State Riding and Hiking Trail $609,270 $0

Sunol/Ohlone $2,399,958 $0

Sycamore Valley (Dougherty Valley) $900,000 $656,723

Temescal $23,540 $0

Tilden $600,000 $589,581

Vargas Plateau $5,878,363 $0

Vasco Caves $2,019,223 $0

West Metro $822,204 $161,408

Wildcat Canyon $1,789,792 $0

Wildcat to Pt Pinole Trail $304,355 $0

District Wide $0 $0

Totals: $142,553,117 $6,460,914

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1 Alameda Point $4,300,000 $4,300,000

2 Alamo Canal $0 $0

3 Anthony Chabot $2,025,000 $1,353,855

4 Ardenwood $0 $0

5 Bay Point $675,000 $665,000

6 Bay Trail $7,158,000 $4,870,996

7 Bay Water Trail $4,015,000 $2,841,943

8 Big Break Shoreline $180,000 $180,000

9 Black Diamond $3,600,000 $0

10 Briones $4,950,000 $3,715,307

11 Byron Vernal Pools $2,700,000 $966,610

12 Calaveras Ridge Trail $9,000,000 $6,779,601

13 Carquinez Strait $3,600,000 $1,860,365

14 Clayton Ranch $1,800,000 $1,143,914

15 Concord Naval Weapons Station $11,000,000 $9,059,221

16 Coyote Hills $4,500,000 $4,006,521

17 Crockett Hills $3,600,000 $2,561,764

18 Crown Beach $3,600,000 $651,223

19 Deer Valley $5,892,250 $1,398

20 Delta Access $2,535,916 $1,771,062

21 Delta Recreation/Shoreline $0 $0

22 Delta Trail $2,700,000 $2,700,000

23 Diablo Foothills $6,300,000 $6,300,000

24 Doolan Canyon/Tassajara Hills $5,000,000 $1,026,946

25 Dry Creek $5,800,000 $5,780,000

26 Dublin Hills $4,500,000 $4,495,000

27 Dunsmuir Heights Trail $1,900,000 $0

28 East Bay Greenway Trail $400,000 $0

30 Garin $2,700,000 $2,439,847

31 Garin to Pleasanton Ridge $1,800,000 $1,800,000

32 Gateway Shoreline $4,500,000 $4,400,000

33 Hayward Shoreline $1,800,000 $107,855

34 Iron Horse to Mount Diablo Trail $900,000 $900,000

35 Iron Horse Trail $1,350,000 $422,929

36 Lake Chabot $1,800,000 $1,800,000

Measure WW Acquisition Funding Summary

Funding

Source

Code


*Principal Only Remaining Funding

Balances as of June 25, 2019

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Funding

Source

Code


*Principal Only Remaining Funding

37 Las Trampas $5,175,000 $1,904,292

38 Leona Open Space $2,500,000 $2,266,386

39 Marsh Creek Trail $450,000 $450,000

40 Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline $9,450,000 $9,450,000

29 McLaughlin Eastshore $24,300,000 $21,379,213

41 Mission Peak $4,500,000 $4,480,000

42 Morgan Territory $6,135,917 $6,135,917

43 North Richmond Wetlands $3,200,000 $3,150,184

44 Oak Knoll to Ridge Trail $450,000 $450,000

45 Oakland Shoreline $9,000,000 $9,000,000

46 Ohlone $7,200,000 $6,963,735

47 Oyster Bay $270,000 $270,000

48 Pleasanton Ridge $11,700,000 $66

49 Point Pinole $2,400,000 $150,072

50 Point San Pablo Peninsula $4,000,000 $3,955,000

51 Quarry Lakes $2,700,000 $2,700,000

52 Rancho Pinole $2,700,000 $1,736,284

53 Redwood $2,700,000 $200,308

54 Ridge Trail $11,450,000 $8,422,304

55 Roberts $0 $0

56 Round Valley $5,235,917 $4,102,947

57 San Pablo Bay $630,000 $608,452

58 Sibley/Huckleberry $5,400,000 $5,368,000

59 Sunol $3,600,000 $3,600,000

60 Sycamore Valley Open Space $900,000 $900,000

61 Tassajara Creek Trail $450,000 $380,205

62 Tilden $0 $0

63 Urban Creeks $5,495,658 $5,471,263

64 Vargas Plateau $5,649,000 $5,082,344

65 Vasco Caves $4,500,000 $2,425,135

66 Wildcat Canyon $900,000 $0

67 Wildcat Creek Trail $450,000 $440,000

68 District Wide Contingency $19,358,513 $19,358,513

Totals: $279,431,171 $209,701,978

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Staging area adjacent to Jones property $74,410

Pre-acquisiton costs for projects in the ECCC Habitat Conservation Plan Area

$51,026

Walpert Ridge area $1,278,700

Brushy Peak area $91,274

Murray Township area east of Livermore $500,007

Alkaline soil habitat in Alameda County $745,228

Habitat benefitting bird and bat species in Contra Costa + Alameda Counties

$329,552

West Metro $161,408

Diablo Metro $42,071

South Metro $497,943

Adjacent to existing parkland $287,558

Per Board Direction $2,125,366

No restrictions $38,194

No restrictons $6,797,575

NextEra Conservation Funds

Walpert Ridge Donation Fund

Measure AA Consolidated Metros

Commited For Land Acquisition Funds

* Funding sources are listed in order from most restricted use to most general application.

Land Exchange Account

Escrow Interest

Measure WW Interest

Other Land Acquisition Funding Sources

Current

BalanceUse Restrictions*Funding

Alkaline Soil Mitigation Agreement Funds

Finley Road Staging Area/Morgan Territory

Republic Services Mitigation Funds

East Contra Costa County Habitat Conservancy

Preliminary Acquisition Funds

Murray Township General Funds

As of June 25, 2019

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PARK AND TRAIL ACQUISITION CRITERIA FROM THE 2013 MASTER PLAN

The Park District acquires land or the right to operate land through purchases, gifts, bequests, or dedication (as part of a land development or subdivision approval). It acquires rights to use land owned by others through easements, license agreements, operating agreements, special permits, or any other mutually agreed upon arrangement that permits the District to carry out its policies and programs in keeping with the Master Plan. In deciding whether to acquire land for parklands or trails, the District must consider whether a specific acquisition is consistent with the District’s plans and policies, as set forth in the Master Plan and if so, whether the timing, price and conditions of the acquisition are acceptable. The factors to be considered can vary widely, depending on the size and location of the property, the rights acquired, owner’s requirements or interests and funding sources. The District seeks to acquire parklands and trails so that, over time, it maintains an equitable distribution of facilities and programs throughout the District. Each park or trail is generally composed of several acquisitions made over the years. Various parcels may have different attributes that work together for optimum public use. Potential acquisitions are considered with respect to the features they contribute, which may include natural resources, opportunities for recreation or for enjoying open space, historic or cultural resources, interpretive and educational opportunities, scenic value, access and transportation, or, in the case of trails, a needed link in the regional system. Many acquisitions offer several of these features. Some acquisitions are made because they serve important operational or land management needs. For example, an acquisition may provide a logical, more manageable park boundary, protect trail or wildlife corridors, link properties, or eliminate an operational problem such as poor access, thus reducing costs. It may provide a buffer to protect important resources or prevent visual intrusion on parklands and open space. In some cases, also, an acquisition may be important as part of a coordinated program with another agency. The District usually acquires property that is contiguous to existing holdings, but it may acquire non-contiguous lands if doing so is consistent with implementation of the Existing and Potential Regional Parks and Trails Map. The timing of an acquisition may be affected by such considerations as the availability of funding, especially from grants or outside sources, needs or desires of the seller, coordination with other agencies, the need to prevent the loss of an important site to development, or the opportunity to take advantage of favorable real estate market conditions.

MASTER PLAN POLICY ACQ1: The District will acquire property in

accordance with the Master Plan, giving careful consideration to

operating and program needs, the District’s financial position, timing

factors that affect the sale of the property and opportunities provided

under Measure WW and any subsequent funding measures.

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GLOSSARY OF REAL ESTATE TERMS

Fee simple

Absolute ownership, unencumbered by any other interest or estate; the highest real estate ownership interest.

Dedication The offering by the owner and acceptance by a public agency of real property for public use, in accordance with statute or common law. No compensation is paid.

Easement A nonpossessory interest held by one person in the property of another where the first person is accorded partial use of the property for a specific purpose. An easement restricts but does not nullify the fee owner’s rights to use and enjoy the property.

Conservation

Easement

A restriction that limits future property use to conservation or preservation.

EVMA Easement Emergency Vehicle and Maintenance Access Easement.

Scenic Easement An easement for protection and/or development of views and natural features.

Right of Way The right to pass across the lands of another, or an interest in land or property for transportation purposes (e.g., roads, public transport, utilities, etc.)

Access Rights The right of ingress to and egress from one's property to a public road. The right may be actual or implied. Access is a private right as distinguishable from the public’s rights.

Encroachment

An improvement (e.g., structure, sign, wall, or fence) that illegally intrudes on another’s property.

Grant Deed A written document by which the ownership interests in real property are transferred from one party to another.

Quitclaim Deed

A deed conveying, without warranty, any right, title, or interest the grantor may have in the property conveyed.

Final Order of Condemnation

The closing order of a court in a condemnation action. Made after the requirements of the final judgment have been satisfied. It passes property title to the condemnor.

Escrow

A procedure whereby a neutral third party controls the legal documents and funds on behalf of a seller and buyer.

Title Report A report showing the condition of title on a property (liens, easements, deeds of trust, etc.) before a sale.

Public Benefit

Conveyance

Acquisition by state or local public agencies or communities of former military bases under Base Realignment and Closure Acts (BRAC) for the purpose of parks, recreation and protection of resources.

Adapted from IRWA – Principles of Right of Way, 2012

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